Marco Polo

Lonya - Marco Polo

Master By Perla Audio
Artwork by Jens-Jürgen Krüger

Bandcamp

Why, Love

https://soundcloud.com/matantamal
https://soundcloud.com/egroove

Release info

Premiere: Matan Tamal - Show U How (Ft. Sapir Silberman)

Ruben Karapetyan - Never Again [Movement Recordings]

Continuing to build a bond with the label, Ruben Karapetyan returns to Movement Recordings for a new EP entitled Never Again'. The Armenia born; USA based artist made a triumphant return to electronic music in November of last year. Following a ten-year hiatus, Ruben's Movement debut Gignesthai' delighted progressive house fans with its combination of musicality and groove. Building on the success of his return, February of 2021 then saw Ruben unveil an equally well received follow-up Hathor', before branching out to Lowbit Records with the release of Karo'. Now following a powerful remix for LADS, Ruben returns to his comfortable home of Movement Recordings with a new artist EP, alongside remixes from Fuenka and Kamilo Sanclemente.

Continuing to operate at a creative peak, Ruben aims squarely for a main room dance floor with Never Again'. Anchored by a warm, rippling groove and layers of effervescent percussion, the energy is palpable from the outset. Ghostly vocal phrasing and sweeping stabs incite dynamic moments early on, as wispy effects and churning acid lines add depth and a rare ravey tension. Carrying into the main break, the vocal further saturates your senses, set against an emotive, key changing backdrop, elevating mood as a timely drum roll launches you into euphoria's top floor. The companion piece Ambrosia' follows suit with an equally impressive display of musicality and groove. Electric and energetic from the outset Ruben crafts a cross cultural progressive banger that's bound for dance floor destruction. Punchy beats, machine gun grooves and firing percussion lay the foundation for devilish stabs and ethnic vocals to work their magic. Senses heighten as the main break takes shape, with rolling percussion eventually revealing a perfect marriage of transcendent vocals and soulful instrumentation, which carry on wards into a spiritual finale.

The lone interpretation of Never Again' is provided by Fuenka who make their label debut. Based in London, Stuart Browne and Jimmy Lee make up the Fuenka production duo. Their unique take on progressive trance has found favour with some of the world's most prominent tastemakers in Above and Beyond, Aly and Fila and John OO Fleming; while landing them releases on FSOE, JOOF Recordings, Siona Records and UV. Now making their first appearance on Movement Recordings, the duo provides an inspired take on Never Again'. Remarkably fluid and undeniably modern, it's a mix that stays true to the electric themes from the original, while adding greater emotional depth along the journey. Reprocessed vocals sit as one of the primary themes, coming to full fruition during the main break and perfectly setting up a shapeshifting, musically inspired bridge which ultimately propels the track to a hands in the air finale.

Returning to the label and providing the lone interpretation of Ambrosia' is Kamilo Sanclemente. Long regarded as one of Colombia's foremost progressive house talents, the Cali resident has found a home on Anjunadeep, The Soundgarden and Replug Records, while earning continued support from Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Guy J. Having made his Movement Recordings debut in November of last year with Final Warning', Kamilo now returns to the label with a stunning remix of Ambrosia'. A perfect balance of warmth and drive provides the foundation for fluid rhythms, poignant hooks and reprocessed vocals.

Trippier and more techno inspired than the original, a smooth transition into the main break relieves tension for moments of tonal warmth, as the beats drop, and astral aesthetics rise for an epic conclusion. An inspired remix from Kamilo once again which caps off a welcome return to Movement Recordings for Ruben Karapetyan.

PREMIERE: Ruben Karapetyan - Ambrosia (Original Mix) [MOVEMENT RECORDINGS]

Opening up the month of September in style, Astral Records presents the first installment of their Celestial' series. These VA collections will stretch across the globe searching out the finest untapped talent along with industry veterans. With a concise approach the label explores a full spectrum of melodic house and techno, with an emphasis on the astral qualities that has made the genre appealing to many. Wrapped up in this five-track journey is a veritable smorgasbord of beats and melodies that are sure to delight the senses. Featured on the first installment are (in order of appearance) Asonanete, Ta'kaam, Leghet, Bruno Longhitano and Jickow.

Rounding out the release is Movement Recordings artist Jickow who debuts on the label with Nautilus'. Jickow takes the quality over quantity approach, taking time to perfect his craft and choosing his projects wisely, with Beatfreak, Frequenza and Pursuit being landing spots for his fresh take on melodic house and techno. Recently finding a home on parent label Movement Recordings with the July release of Run and Jump', Jickow now lands on Astral with the stellar sounds of Nautilus'. It's tough, pulsating groove is perfectly carved, adorned with dynamic drums, waves of percussion and compelling cosmic artefacts. Concise at under six minutes in length, its melodic prowess proves irresistible, with emotive pads and fluttery motifs setting the course for an enlightening break and exhilarating finale. Perfectly dialled for the dance floor it caps off the release on a high note and makes for a memorable first installment of Celestial'

Celestial

PREMIERE: Jickow - Nautilus (Original Mix) [ASTRAL RECORDS]

Their versatility in genres has expanded the boundaries of their sound, and after leaving a striking mark on the deep house scene, BiGz, Soire and Below Bangkok this time prepare for us one beautiful progressive original, titled “Potent Patterns”. For this release, on a remix duty, we have hired experienced producer Alan Cerro, as well as the Argentine duo, which has been functioning perfectly as one for some time, Maximo Gambini and Q.A.T.!

Potent Patterns

BiGz, Soire, Below Bangkok - Potent Patterns (Alan Cerra Remix)

MENS - ELECTRONIC MUSIC INSTRUMENTAL DJ SET TOOLS (24)

this song is about nothing 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

lyrics : 
i wish you could stop
it hurts when you lie
i bleed and i cry
i remember the knife

i want to get it out
pull it out of me
i dont care if it bleeds
i dont care if he sees

♡ chorus « rep x2 » ♡
and yeah they know its you
yeah yeah they know your truth
and yeah they know its you
yeah yeah they know your truth
yeah you cut them loose
when they find the truth
baby cut me loose
( cause i know your truth )
( im tied up with you )
♡

as long as you know where i live
i can never be free
your friend wants me dead
isnt that what you said?

am i your grapefruit?
put your name in my skin
yeah ill cry push it in
with your shaking gun

my bodys a shrine
carve your name on my walls
i kneel and pray
beg for another day

♡ chorus ♡

as long as you know where i live
i can never be free
delete my accounts
you follow me home
your friends want me dead
your friends want me dead

bondage fairy 721

Quantaloop - Brain Train (Boundless & Charli3 Sauce Remix) **PREVIEW**

After years away from the production, but always active behind the decks, the Portuguese DJ and producer Roddes returns to activity with Vromance. The track aims to be the perfect warm-up track, exploring a less trancy side of Progressive House. With no major breaks and no excessive synths, Vromance is an efficient club tool.

The single also features a super remix from the returning international team Xiasou & Hernán Torrés who give Vromance a fresh plot twist expressing their clear vision of what a progressive track should sound like.

Vromance

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Roddes - Vromance (Xiasou & Hernán Torres Remix)

MOVEMENT RECORDINGS
Record Label / Artist Management

Demos: demos@movement-recordings.net
General: info@movement-recordings.net
Bookings: booking@movement-recordings.net

Please keep in mind that due to a big number of demos, the A&R dpt might not be able to reply to all submissions.