We The House People

We The House People/K@$H ONLY

CREDITS

all music recorded/mixed/produced by Jake Cheriff 
www.jakecheriff.com

+ additional vocals on track 01 "Smaller" by Margaux
+ guitar solo on track 04 "Tabletops" by Bernardo Ochoa
+ violins on track 05 "Make Sense" by Ian McNally
🎨 by Peter Slattery

Tabletops

Enjoying tapping into that place within myself that makes me most happy within music. I'm learning it's not bound to a certain genre but more to the feeling you get when you listen. This mix is all about that space. Those calming dance vibes that take you on a journey of serenity and peace. Similar to what I felt on my travel to Tulum, Mexico. Back to the roots of the why. I hope you like it! Like, repost and share it to your friends and family if you do!

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Tulum

Decadance @ Rise Rooftop - 13 August 2022

Back at it with a MIMS favorite - Arnheim! 
Something from his forthcoming 12" in Barbara Recordings, a deep and moody synth and keys-driven banger in his now signature style. 

The EP is out on August 26th.

Otherwhere / Losing It / Not Today's Security

Exclusive Premiere: Arnheim "Losing It" (Barbara Recordings)

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Your Smiling Face

My new track ' Finite Fine Nights ' Is out now!
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Highdrate - Finite Fine Nights

"Division seems to characterise our daily experience. The secondary products of lying and corruption - frustration, anger, sadness - seeping deeper into the bones of our society, of all our experience"

In the last few weeks of October 2022 Scrimshire wrote a new collection of songs with the descriptive working title "Scream". A direct response to the absurdity of the breakdown in the UK government, the horror of the treatment of refugees arriving on our shores and the callous disregard for the trauma being caused to anyone considered "other" - class, skin colour or otherwise. Self-preserving conservative MPs fought for their jobs, record profits were announced by energy companies, while gouging crippling amounts of money from people's pockets, the sense of living in a dystopian fantasy was frequently overwhelming.

Originally named “Scream 8”, Unity Gain was one of the early outpourings from those sessions. Piano and drums bubble up until it fully boils over with huge stabbing synthesiser and string sounds in an outburst of frenetic energy. One of Scrimshire's most powerful deliveries to date.

Unity Gain follows, 2022s Music for Autumn Lovers and the much loved 2021 album Nothing Feels Like Everything.

Tabletops

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