Italo synth

Early support by:
Red Axes, Roe Deer, Demuja, Danny Tenaglia, Cottam, Kito Jempere, Joshua James (XOYO), Raw Silk, Sean Johnston (A Love From Outer Space), Tom Ravenscroft, Ame

Born from the desire to link the world of the West & the East. The idea was to ask two artist/band from opposite ends of the world to collaborate on a split EP, with one original track each and finally to remix each others’ work.

For Volume 2, it is with honor that we present you to the Russian duo Radial Gaze en tête-à-tête with the Japanese Sensei crew called Que Sakamoto+NT. The second edition is filled with sleek baselines and gloomy atmospheres to make dance-floors sweat.

West & East Vol.2

Focal Savor

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Radial Gaze - Focal Savor

Here's one of my old edit. Just have fun!

Download link https://yuccamu.bandcamp.com

Yucca Mü - Nostradamus (edit)

The Roam Compilation, Vol. 7

Rollero (Franz Scala Remix)

@futurecitypunks - Covert Negotiations
Label - @ombrainternational

All Sinchi premieres available on 
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Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@SinchiMusic
Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7sd3nFrzl9itGooHqItGFG

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PREMIERE – Future City Punks – Covert Negotiations (OMBRA INTL)

Señor Chugger, a prolific Bristol-based producer and remixer, makes his debut on Wrong Era with an EP filled with his unique blend of euphoric synth lines and sophisticated, arcane themes. His music immerses listeners in a synth-ridden realm, offering a collection of instant classics. The EP, 'Sunset On The A38' , also includes remixes from Wrong Era Label heads Sesto Senso and fellow label affiliate Radondo.

Señor Chugger sets the tone with '75 To Seafront ', a track that kicks the release into high gear. The tight, weighty drums and metallic pads create a powerful backdrop, while the descending bass-arp adds a visceral element. '75 To Seafront' seamlessly combines Chugger's monstrous bass tones and fluttering emotional melodies, creating a journey of euphoria with each rhythmic combination.

'Party In A Field In Cornwall' flirts with flashes of early UK house and Señor Chuggers special blend of Italo Disco. A creamy synth line, singing over a rasping, defined bass riff, unfolds into the mix. Still in keeping with the solidity of the intro track, percussion is robust and melodics are carefully detailed. The midway point of the EP is marked with the endlessly emotive and sophisticated 'Festival Skyline'. Painting an artful sonic depiction of its title' Festival Skyline' breathes a modern breath onto the golden era of new wave with choral harmonies that bring a tear to the eye and a bassline that anchors these emotions.

Stepping into the synthwave 'From The Harbour' weaves into flange-soaked electro. A swirling synth hook dances over a pulsating bass arp. Deliciously tuned vocoder lines swim through the crisp instrumentation with punctual vocal stabs. Choral pads join the medley preempting sliced vocal chops that put his elegant sound design on full display. These vocals whip across the stereo field, concluding the track's excitement.

'Sunset On The A38' closes with the fittingly named Devon Expressway. An anthemic pad-driven atmospheric piece with dimly lit twilight imagery. A tweeting synthline clambers over the augmented low-end hinting at the central theme to come. Haunting choral synths chant and swathes of pads sweep through the arrangement. A CMI cries out, and an enigmatic melody pricks the ears. Señor Chugger combines his innate gift of pushing genre boundaries, painting sonic scenes with effortless charm.

Along with these 5 shimmering tracks, label heads Sesto Senso and Wrong Era's Radondo join the release with remixes of '75 To Seafront' and 'Festival Skyline'. The illustrious collaboration of Fabrizio Mammarella and Franz Scala brings their signature metallic arps and earth-shattering drums to the remix. Respectfully lifting key elements from the original and injecting them with their infectiously energetic flair, a peak-time dancefloor gem is born. Radondo gives 'Festival Skyline' a stripped-back rework, letting the choral harmonies of the original shine forth. His signature percussive approach tows the line for an infectious bassline to dance below the arps of Señor Chugger. 
credits

Señor Chugger - Festival Skyline (Radondo Remix)

Cleaning up my computer and files I came across many tracks I've done in the past that are useless and horrible. Buuut I found a couple that I felt could work pretty well nowadays. Everyone is playing fast, so let's just go back in time to my hard drive 7 to 10 years ago and enjoy some 105 to 110 bpm tunes. Repetitive, groovy, heavy basslines and a good old snare.

Hope you like it

Bandcamp only, might upload it for streaming soon

mix Mufti & Febe
master Mufti
artwork Mildred Enid

Mufti - Afrodite Wang

Ackerman's debut EP on Play Pal opens with the high-octane title track, "More & Faster" a dynamic mix of mid-paced percussion, syncopated arpeggios, robotic vocals, and sharp snares.

Next up is "Time Machine," a moody, synth-driven track that offers psychedelic dark grooves, punctuated by stuttering vocals and 303s. Meanwhile, "Can We Rewind Time" stomps forward with a heavy bassline and pulsating sound waves, building to a fiery climax.

Adding depth to the release are label friends and frequent Play Pal contributors Mufti, Leonor and TYU, each bringing their unique stamps to the originals.

Mufti’s rework of "More & Faster" strips back the original, retaining the hypnotic mantra, while adding new layered synth lines that heighten the tension throughout the track. Leonor’s darker take on "Time Machine" introduces a menacing funk, complete with a tempo-slowing breakdown before the latin vocal (a personal addition of his), kicks back in with force.

TYU rounds off Ackerman's kinetic collection with his signature blend of percussive acid bubbling, congas, and 303s, delivering an electrifying finish to the EP.

@ackerman_music
@muftimx
@playpalmusic

AckerMan - More & Faster (Mufti Remix) [Pay Pal Music]

AckerMan - More & Faster (Mufti Remix) [Play Pal Music]

Originally composed by FK Club featuring Eva Peel for the lyrics, this track is Badknife's reinterpretation- with his betwitching mustache, his short hair and his pimpish look -Badknife is an unusual electronic music producer. He started his career in Paris training musicians on Logic Pro and now on Live Ableton, getting his firts tracks published on HMS records . He now reveals his musical DNA between italo-disco synthetizers & analog house drum machines. We're happy to release this remix on Deviant Disco.

https://deviantdisco-music.bandcamp.com/

FEINSTOFF PREMIERE: La Notte Di Parigi - Isola (Badknife Remix)

Cormac‘s Polari label kicks off the year with CYRK‘s new dance-floor focused release. The Heat drops 21st of February.

Cormac on CYRK‘s upcoming single; ‘‘CYRK are to date the most released artist on Polari. It’s a bit of a love affair (which is fitting as they are a love story also). The leather mix of this release is so sexy and the house mix hits it every set.‘‘

Collaborating with Maryland-born singer, songwriter, and composer Yona Marie - The vocals embody a suave nuance amplifying the tracks.

CYRK on their upcoming release;  ‘‘We were playing some early Underground Resistance vocal Detroit techno in one of our sets (Living for the Night) and thought we would try to produce that kind of 90s 909 based fast house music, After producing the initial track, we began the search for a vocalist and were thrilled to discover Yona Marie. Her voice brought the track to life, and we decided to experiment further with a ‘Leather Mix’—a darker, moodier version of the original. For the radio edit, we had some help from Marco Freivogel, as it was a challenge deciding what to trim from the track.‘‘

The Heat stands  testament to the vibrant and ongoing collaboration between Cormac, Polari and CYRK.

Written & Produced by CYRK
Mastered by Marco Freivogel
Artwork by Robert Escalera
Distributed by Word & Sound

FEINSTOFF PREMEIRE: CYRK - The Heat feat. Yona Marie (Leather Mix) [POLARI]

From our new Nein compilation Not Techno, But Not Not Techno

https://neinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/not-techno-but-not-not-techno

Rollero (Franz Scala Remix)

Montessori

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