Name: Premiere: Evvol 'Physical L.U.V' (Steffi Remix) by Mixmag
Duration: 5 min 58 s
Description: Stripping away the live elements of the original, Steffi's updated take on Evvol's 'Physical L.U.V' maintains the atmosphere of the original while turning it into a fully synthesised, electro romp. It's certainly one for the lovers.

Order: https://uncannyvalleyrec.bandcamp.com/album/uv025-various-artists
Release Dates:
Bandcamp: Vinyl 28.11.2014 + Digital 1.12.2014
All other stores: Vinyl 12.12.2014 + Digital 15.12.2014

After the extensive “Uncanny Valley 20” compilation we go back to our classic 4- track-format for “Uncanny Valley 025”. Taking the chance to introduce 3 new artists to our roster, we warmly welcome Lake People, Philipp Triebel and RJ (who is also one half of Dürerstuben) to add their distinctive flavour to this record.

Lake People doesn’t need an introduction anymore as his smart and emotional productions are making rounds from Ibiza to your basement club around the corner. His “Unexpected End Of Archive” is another example for his knack to produce tracks that evokes an emotional maelstrom on the dance floor. Beautiful synth melodies are meandering throughout the tune while the slick drum arrangement provides just enough tension to keep your feet on the floor.

Philipp Triebel caught our ear with his live set when we played together at a party in his hometown Giessen. After handing in demos for some time he now contributes “Unity” to this compilation. Clocking in at just 4 and a half minutes it gets us moving with tight chords, tricky drums and a short but prominent synth melody that will be heavy on the dance floor.

The B-side features two tracks by RJ, a member of the 2014 edition of RBMA in Tokyo. “Leo” is an excellent piece of slowly rising House music that pushes the right buttons at just the right time. With melancholic robots on vocals duties and dreamy synth pads this track literally tells a story. Closing the record is “Nie” which rises the pace and takes a similar path like its predecessor with moony synths and a very catchy melody.

As always with the Various Artists EPs on Uncanny Valley, the artwork is by courtesy of illustrator Paul Waak, this time with a fresh new approach.

A1 Lake People - Unexpected End Of Archive (preview)

Track number 6 out of 12 of the album No More by VictoryVibe: No More Deceit. Enjoy the ride!

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Stripping away the live elements of the original, Steffi's updated take on Evvol's 'Physical L.U.V' maintains the atmosphere of the original while turning it into a fully synthesised, electro romp. It's certainly one for the lovers.

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Raoul is happy to announce Raoul015, “Gregorythme - Rational Ep” to be released worldwide March 28th. Gregorythme presents his latest work on the label, diving further in songwriting. “Rational” and “Love is Blind” have Gregorythme’s signature deep and textured sound with a touch of sophisticated pop on top.

Written & Produced by Gregory Poncet
Additional Production on Rational by Marcin de Morsier
Mixed by Marcin de Morsier and Gregory Poncet
Artwork by Alice Vodoz
Mastered by Dan Suter at echochamber
Check out : raoulrecords.bandcamp.com

Rational EP (Raoul015)

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Buy: https://K7.lnk.to/CertainAnglesEP 

After nearly half a decade since their monumental ‘Make It Good’, DJ Tennis and Fink re-collide on !K7.

Inspired, recent studio sessions have bore two breathing, sonic landscapes, entitled ‘Certain Angles’. Glimmering pianos, droning machines and captivating song writing take form, wrapping the Berlin-based singer’s voice in subtle melancholy. Both humbly understated, yet party-ready, ‘Certain Angles’ perfectly summarises the Life and Death founder’s recent etching in the DJ-Kicks stone.

DJ Tennis has also called on four of his most trusted allies to reinterpret the single, with four digital-only remixes: The/Das deliver a pensive moment of bubbling body music; Francesco Leali appears with a timeless, genre-bending re-perception as OPUS 3000; Lee Jones salutes the faithful dancers, while Mentrix’ unclassifiable excursion challenges the towering borders of Techno.

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@c-w

DJ Tennis feat. Fink - Certain Angles (OPUS 3000 Version)

Established Finnish artist Jori Hulkkonen is back on home label My Favorite Robot with ‘Don't Believe In Happiness’, another fantastic full length.

Hulkkonen’s last album—of nine so far—came in 2015, with one before that coming in 2012, both on this label. Each one shows him to be a real synth master who can craft devastatingly emotional tracks that are infused with elements of dub, pop, nu-wave and techno. Following the release of the title track as lead single, the full album reveals itself to be another moody but beautiful affair that has evolved stylistically once more.

The icy and churchy chords of ‘Tintån Terdel’ kicks things off, with mid-tempo drums down low making for a brightly lit tune full of feeling. After the single comes ‘We Will Tear Love Apart Again’, a suspense-filled track with no drums but whispered vocals that drift above gentle synth turbulence. More cosmic tinged grooves come from ‘Lowlife Crises,’ while ‘Reach Out to China’ is a celestial affair with glowing chords and ambient smoothness. ’I Think About Your Car When I Drive Mine’ is an inventive track with echoing ‘80s chords and pained vocals above percolating clicks and pops.

The second half of the album journeys through pop leaning tracks with heavenly chords and well sequenced synths; abstract affairs where modulated sounds bring computers to life and then more dance floor orientated tracks like ‘Moon Is Real’ which surges along on a silky, celestial techno groove. ‘Just A Phase I’m Going Through’ is an edgy and energising retro-future pop cut, and the whole absorbing and artistic album comes to an end with the blissful layers of chords, pads and zoned out vocals on ‘New Ideologies.’

This magical album is another subtle development of Hulkkonen’s style that goes way beyond the dance floor and makes for a truly rewarding listen.

Jori Hulkkonen - Don't Believe In Happiness

>> https://fanlink.to/NOWHERE01

Various Artists - NOWHERE01 Compilation

1. Quince - Burned Oak
2. Kiani & His Legion - Electric (Fatima Yamaha Remix (Vinyl Edit)
3. Mayaku - Bushwalking (Dilated Pupils 'Burning Bush' Remix) 
4. Tracey - Stratosfear
5. Sigward - Vertical River 
6. Patlac - Your Gallery 
7. Love over Entropy & Pete Blaker - H1 
8. Kiani & His Legion - Somdo Raptors
9. Fader From Borneo - Sound Fondue 
10. Kurt Baggaley - Detect 
11. Love Over Entropy - Off The Grid (Versalife Remix) 
12. Quince - Stop

Something Happening Somewhere 
@sohaso 
www.somethinghappeningsomewhere.com/

Artist: Various Artists 
Title: NOWHERE01 
  cat nr.: NOWHERE01 
Releasedate: 09-04-2018 
12” vinyl sampler (limited to 150 copies) (30-03-2018)  
Artwork: Quentin Deronzier  
Distribution: Kompakt

Something Happening Somewhere returns with a new collection of stories unified under the brand new NOWHERE compilation series. Shards of tales long forgotten are told and retold by a group of fellow travellers, exploring sounds in many shapes and forms. Sailing towards an unknown destination, revealed here are the hymns luring you into the abyss… 

NOWHERE 01 is set to be released as a twelve track tour de force containing a myriad of fresh sounds build from uncharted odysseys along a host of forgotten pearls. Quince, Tracey, Sigward, Patlac, Love Over Entropy & Pete Blaker, Kiani & His Legion and Fader From Borneo all provide freshly crafted propellants. Also taking the opportunity to reimagine music by Kurt Baggaley, Fatima Yamaha, Mayaku / Dilated Pupils, Lover Over Entropy / Versalife and Quince. Distilled from this full blown three-mast comes a vinyl sampler containing five carefully selected tracks. Something is happening somewhere, but where…? 

The NOWHERE voyage is designed by our favourite designer Quentin Deronzier and for the Vinyl Sampler we’re creating a unique silkscreen printed remix of his visual articulation. The face of a mortal being exposed from every angle it discloses every achingly beautiful, enchanting and haunting detail there is to discover. There are things hiding in the murky depths of the seawater, discoveries not to be looked into the eye and sounds never to be resonated by an eardrum. Perhaps nowhere is actually a place worth visiting.

Love Over Entropy & Pete Blaker - H1 (NOWHERE01)

'Motek Music revisits one of the label’s most popular tracks and welcomes back Slumber. 'Temple' is given a new lease of life with three varied productions from three great artists, Or Norway, Miyagi and Chris Fortier...'

Read more : http://whenwedip.com/2018/04/premiere-of-norway-motek/

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We’ve always been a fan of Pablo Bolivar’s sound. He already did a track on Curle018 and we’re glad to have him back on board for a double EP this time. In the meantime he released an album (as Pulshar) &amp; EP on Loco Dice’s Desolat label, did remixes for Audision, Mikkel Metal &amp; SCSI-9, and continued to run his own AvantRoots imprint.
The Spark EP includes two dreamy ambient/electronica tracks, an oldschool electro remix by Versalife ( better known as Conforce) and 3  slightly dub orientated deep techno tracks, which is Pablo Bolivar’s signature sound.

release date: 18th of June 2012

TRACKLIST
A1. Pablo Bolivar - Learn To Fly
A2. Pablo Bolivar - Let Me In
B.  Pablo Bolivar - The Spark (Versalife aka Conforce Remodel)
C1. Pablo Bolivar - Black Mamba
C2. Pablo Bolivar - Coming
D. Pablo Bolivar - The Spark

http://www.curle.be
http://cargocollective.com/pablobolivar

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