LAST REMAINING VINYL COPIES 
https://acidwaxa.bandcamp.com/album/2-late-4-love-2023-edition

Taken from the 2015 cassette/download album 2 Late 4 Love (ACIWAX04) Written and produced by Roy Of The Ravers/Sam Buckley. Compiled by Micheal Patterson. Mastered by Stephen Bishop. The track title 'Emotinium' is borrowed and used with kind permission from our pal Andy Jenkinson (aka Ceephax) Thanks peace to god (Tadao Kikumoto)!

2 Late 4 Love

VINYL/DL

Roy Of The Ravers - Emotinium [Acid Waxa]

Joy Orbison - Ellipsis

fabric 85: Baby Ford

Ellipsis (Mixed)

Preorder: https://intergraded.lnk.to/Introduction

First there was Graded, then ReGraded and now comes Intergraded, the latest imprint set up by Midland. 

To launch the brand new label with a bang, Midland has called up four exciting new artists for a split EP called 'Introduction' and it's one that showcases fresh new talent across four different soundscapes.

Here we premiere Peach's debut track 'Silky' and after she made it into our 30 Under 30,000 list at the start of the year, we're eagerly anticipating what 2018 will bring. If this track is anything to go by, we're in for something special.

Check out what Midland had to say about the new label below.

"The idea for the label came about after being sent unreleased music and ideas by a number of artists over the last year. As I plan to focus Graded on my own Midland solo work for the foreseeable future, and with ReGraded occupying a different aesthetic plane altogether, the logical step was to start a new label that could help introduce this music to a wider audience"

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More exclusive music

Premiere: Peach 'Silky'

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nljhlPTFCY

Rubble

Earwig [Snippet]

Desert Sound Colony's Holding Hands imprint taps a collection of buzzing underground artists for the 'Slam Jams Vol.1' compilation EP, featuring London-based artist Breaka laying down a jam true to his name with gripping breaks, chopped vocals and fluttering synth riffs. 

Desert Sound Colony describes the vision behind the new compilation EP: "For release numero 7 I have decided to switch up the format and put out a various artists EP. We’ve got a couple label regulars and a couple fresh faces, each bringing a different vibe but with one overarching theme. The tracks have gotta slam... All four tracks are produced and sculpted for the club. They want big sound systems and dark rooms. Close your eyes, hold hands and experience transcendental space flight..." 

The 'Slam Jams Vol.1' EP, which also features tracks by Yutaro Sugawara, Tape Fear and Guava, is out soon.

Premiere: Breaka 'Get Your Sweat On'

'Bias' Mayfield Depot & Extended Mixes out on Ninja Tune: https://floatingpoints.lnk.to/biasSo

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Bias

Bias (Mayfield Depot Mix)

Karlaplan

Karlaplan (Remix)

** 12" Vinyl Available For Pre-Order - https://octoocta.bandcamp.com/album/shes-calling-ep **

For our forth release, T4T LUV NRG present an e.p. of two beautiful songs and one evocation by label co-founder, DJ, and producer Octo Octa (Maya Bouldry-Morrison). “She’s Calling” is the third piece in Octo Octa’s two-year exploration of the connection between music and ritual, closing the loop on themes explored on her “For Lovers” ep (Technicolour, 2019) and full-length album “Resonant Body” (T4T LUV NRG, 2019). 

While many describe dance music in terms of escape, for Octo Octa and many others like her, dance music is about connection. The connections we feel on a dancefloor are transformative, but in time spent alone, dance music remains a powerful tool for connection with nature, with ourselves, and with something ineffable that feels like magic. The title track, “Goddess Calling,” captures a moment of such revelry, a result of the union of sound and ritual.  

Maya wrote the second song, “Find Your Way Home,” in early 2020, a few weeks before she cancelled her tour and headed back to the States because of the pandemic. She originally intended the title as a metaphor, the journey being internal, but the title would prove to be prescient. She made the song in order to take a trip into herself, to bring herself peace during an intense time.

Many religious and mystery traditions employ the use of uttered word formulas as a way to bring something into your life. “Spell for Nature” is Octo Octa asking in her own voice to connect with nature personified in the form of a goddess. The recording is about the moment when she saw something she knew was there all along. When she peaked behind the curtain and found something enveloping and eternal. 

Poem:
There’s a light in the center of the woods
A bright fire seen through the trees
We’re around it gazing into the flames
She’s brought us here
A bell chimes
She’s asking you to come as well
We’ve heard her voice since the beginning
And You’ve been listening your entire life
She’s calling

50% of the profits from the album will be donated to the Sylvia Rivera Law Project (SRLP), which works to guarantee that all people are free to self-determine their gender identity and expression, regardless of income or race, and without facing harassment, discrimination, or violence.

Octo Octa - Find Your Way Home (from She's Calling EP - T4T004)

Out February 5, pre-order it here: https://octoocta.bandcamp.com/album/shes-calling-ep

For its fourth release, @t4tluvnrg presents an EP of two beautiful songs and one evocation by label co-founder, DJ, and producer @octoocta. 'She’s Calling' is the third piece in Octo Octa’s two-year exploration of the connection between music and ritual, closing the loop on themes explored on her 'For Lovers' EP (Technicolour, 2019) and full-length album 'Resonant Body' (T4T LUV NRG, 2019).

While many describe dance music in terms of escape, for Octo Octa and many others like her, dance music is about connection. The connections we feel on a dancefloor are transformative, but in time spent alone, dance music remains a powerful tool for connection with nature, with ourselves, and with something ineffable that feels like magic. The title-track, 'Goddess Calling', captures a moment of such revelry, a result of the union of sound and ritual.

Premiere: Octo Octa 'Goddess Calling'

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