Lusine ICL - Dr.Chinme

Amahora

Baile funk meditation experimental rework of Laraaji's The Dance #1 from the album Ambient 3: Day of Radiance (1980) produced by Brian Eno

Laraaji - The Dance #1(Gamv Edit)

This track is feat. vocals by Chris (KMLN) and Myron from Blackalicious​ . We sometimes work real hard to get somewhere to then realize it isn't what we thought. This song is the metaphor of getting back down off that hill.

KMLN - Get Back Down Feat. Myron (Touch Of Class Records)

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Which Was the Stronger

Moon By Day Vol. 2 has risen. Shining a diverse range of dreamy downtempo soundscapes fused with electronica & acoustic vibrations, showcasing artists from across the globe. 

Featuring : Zen Baboon, Sinclare, JMH, Placid Larry, MOONTIDE, bygone botanical, Skwirl, Alex Ward & Last Week Of June.

MOONTIDE - Sinking

MA/AM’s new single “Find Another Way” finds the Vancouver duo exploring a deeper side of their usual feel-good brand of dance music. A thundering bassline, backed with atmospheric chords and arpeggiated synths, set the stage for the duo’s Adam Bigg’s melancholic vocals for the near-7 minute journey. The remix features a chopped up blend of sampled drums by Vancouver artist Tor. Tor fips MA/AM’s efort into an exotic broken beat piece ripe with tribal chants, swelling synths and Tor’s signature percussion.

Find Another Way (Original Mix)

track by soundcloud.com/kousk & soundcloud.com/esylus <3
\
In December 2018, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) turns 70. Designed to prevent the repetition of the horrific human rights violations that had been committed during World War II, this landmark document has been ratified by the majority of countries. Up to now it seems that the UDHR has fallen on hard times; that's certainly not perfect, and somehow it is important to point out that emphasises individualism over community. Don't deceive yourself, UDHR remains as significant today as it was in 1948. However, reflection becomes easier when we realize that the saddest chapters of human history are ultimately derived from the ideology of domination. 

Given its unique rational nature, only the individual is able to use reason to perform an act. Going further, we should understand why our interests often prevail to the detriment of the interests of other species. In fact, if we exam closely, we're always reclaiming the world as our own. Sometimes it made us drift from a tender-hearted logic. 

Hovering over these aspects, the compilation MUX in its fourth edition put us through the wringer! Have you ever noticed or had the feeling that social solidarity is more and more undermined? The drama of the modern human which causes individuals to become commodities of exchange such as capital goods. It resumes every morning, but always with the decentralized, crooked, fragmenting self. In contrast, even though we still do not have a fair and peaceful world, we have to believe that there will be regeneration. There's a smell of good years coming, our hopes are placed in some future ahead. We want to believe. 

Beyond this duality, under two parts - [a] & [b] - MUX vol.4 put together a wide spectrum of artists that prepared tracks with a semblance of freedom, faith, dignity. Undoubtedly, an "ethereal, humanoid and dancing" facet guides this sonic miscellany, where judgements of value aren’t fit and nothing feels the same as it did. It call us to take our emptiness away, to eradicate the dark selfishness that still inhabits our hearts. 

In the endeavor of progress we are beings in constant evolution, without the knowledge of ourselves there is no inner transformation. <3

Credits\

released December 10, 2018 

Artwork\ jnth <3 
www.facebook.com/allanjnth 
www.instagram.com/jnth/ 

Master\ André Torres @ RD Studio, Brasília - DF <3 
www.facebook.com/andreh.torres.br 
bash.br@gmail.com

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Kousk feat. Esylus — A Thousand Little Drops

Written by B. Burnell, G. Burnell, M.Taylor.



Red Sun

A Dub mix of "Daisychain" (which is already pretty dubby as it is)
available now on the Interchill Records compilation DEPTH CHARGE.
We welcome your comments.
Full album available via Invisible Inc.  https://invisible-inc.bandcamp.com/album/the-onrush-of-eternity

LOGM & Laraaji - Daisy Dub

Buy: https://montoya.lnk.to/otuntheremixes

In 2019 Montoya released his 3rd album ‘Otun’ on ZZK Records. His blend of Afro-Colombian Rhythms and electronic beats (featuring vocalists Pedrina and Quantic collaborator Nidia Gongora) found support from the likes of Branko, Nubya Garcia, Papaoul, and many a dancefloor that came out to see him on tour.

Montoya is a classically trained violinist who moved from Colombia to Italy in 2001 where he joined Fabrica, a “cultural subversion center”, and experimented with arts and music. His fresh take on Colombian sounds pricked up the ears of contemporaries and soon he was asked to remix Nicola Cruz, Matanza and others. 

To borrow some words from DJ Mag, “from Colombia to Treviso via music. Montoya is surely one of the most interesting musicians on the scene”.  Montoya has now invited some of his friends, from Treviso to Colombia, to put their spin on his music. 

Chilean DJ Raff was an architect of the hip-hop scene in Chile and his ‘Latino & Proud’ track was used as the theme tune for Comedy Central’s award winning Broad City.  Since moving to London his electronic productions have gained support from Tom Ravenscroft and Gilles Peterson (BBC 6 Music) and others .  Having recently released music on Dengue Dengue Dengue’s new label, DJ Raff now turns ‘Solo Quiero’ into a sun drenched summer anthem.  

Clap! Clap! has developed his own inimitable style which has seen him gain support from Paul Simon, Gilles Peterson, Future Music Magazine and a raft of others. Montoya recently remixed Clap! Clap!’s ‘Rising Fire’ and now Clap! Clap! dials up the bass and marimba on Montoya’s ‘Pasillo’.

Barcelona based Baiuca has been making a name for himself with his unique vision of traditional folk music from Galicia reshaped with club orientated electronics. His take on ‘Otun’ gives it a deep bouncy and propulsive bass line punctuated with Nidia Gongora’s hypnotic vocals. 

Kenyan field recording and experimental sound artist KMRU, who received recognition from the likes of Resident Advisor for his delicate works, has put his distinct ambient touch on ‘Perla’.  

Lorenzo BITW, Cornelius Doctor, and Delaunay offer up their experimental versions and Joaquin Cornejo revisits ‘Solo Quiero’ with an ethereal blissed out mix.

Otun Remixes

Perla (KMRU Remix)

Montoya - Perla (KMRU Remix)

An excursion in dreamy, downtempo, electronica & acoustic beats, showcasing artists from across the globe.

MOONTIDE - Sinking

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