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Description: OUT NOW on Flatlife Deep http://www.triplevision.nl/release/FLATDEEP003/

love the bassline with its oldskool feel and the futuristic synths

back in trackman territory Mark!. A real classy feel and an EP well worth buying

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For the second release on their newly minted dubplate series, Phuture Shock Musik welcomes on board upcoming Belgian talent, Rosie From The Block, aka Roselien - who delivers a soulful 3-tracker by name of ‘Believe In It’ EP.

Based in between her native Brussels and London, singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Roselien conceived the Rosie From The Block side project in late 2021 as a means to explore a more groove-orientated path aimed at the dancefloor. Taking major inspiration from broken beat - the West London-born genre that she was first exposed to whilst residing in the city, pre-pandemic – the artist released her first EP under the new moniker earlier this year via Belgian imprint Vice City, much to the warm reception of the bruk scene at large and further afield.

In contrast to the above recent outing, Roselien has refined her own brand of contemporary soul over the past few years, which has brought about a handful of self-releases recorded under her primary stage name; garnering support from the tastemaker likes of Lefto , Reggie Watts and Erica McKoy. Whilst as a performer, she has made headway across the live soul and jazz circuit, having opened up for world-renowned acts such as Meshell Ndegeocello, Gregory Porter, The Jones Girls and Bilal, among others
Keeping in check with her soul and RnB roots, Rosie From The Block’s latest offering ‘Believe In It’ EP and debut for the Bristol label finds the Belgian sprinkling her dynamic vocals sparingly across the 3 cuts and further demonstrating her production skills, yet also stretching beyond the remit of brokenbeat and encompassing a wealth of influences from across the black music spectrum; from uptown modern funk and forward-thinking bruk to synth-laced 80s era soul.

Opening up the release is the razor-sharp, syncopated beats of title cut ‘Believe In It’, where Rosie pairs spoken word vocals and soulful hooks with deep emotive pads and a meandering, groovy bassline that weaves between bruk-influenced drum work. On the B-side resides ‘Let The Drum’, a modern bruk-funk jam with hip hop attitude that’s centred around an infectious Nile Rodgers-esque guitar riff, neck-snapping beats and melodic touches of jazz, all whilst Rosie commands for the listener to; in so many words let the drum rhythm take control of your body. Bringing down the tempo and rounding out the EP is the late-night feels of ‘Same Road Back Home’, an electronic funk dub, richly drizzled in wistful synths and finely chopped vocal refrains, well underpinned by crispy drum machine beats and warm analogue grooves that channels the 80s production mastery of Kashif.

Label: Phuture Shock Musik
Cat #: PSMDUB002
Format: 10" / Digital
Release Date: 12th August 2022

https://phutureshockmusik.bandcamp.com/album/believe-in-it-ep


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PREMIERE: Rosie From The Block - Believe In It [Phuture Shock Musik]

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Johannes Auvinen (Tin Man) and Max Ravitz (Patricia), two devotees in the cult of the TB-303, return to Acid Test with the Celestial Body Music series, a follow up to their 2020 LP Powers Of Ten.

Recorded in Ravitz’s studio in Asheville, NC, Celestial Body Music once again showcases the pair’s penchant for raw yet emotive dance music. With Auvinen’s signature TB-303 programming and Ravitz’s typical melancholic flair, the duo’s styles merge seamlessly over the course of 8 tracks that harken back to the heyday of American techno and house. Following on from Powers of Ten, the pair continue to fix their eyes firmly on the stars, as Celestial Body Music’s song titles conjure visions of listening to Dance Mania 12”s on the ISS. With a tonal palette that features the well-trodden sounds of classic analog hardware like the TR-808, TR-909, TB-303, and SH-101, Ociya demonstrate their ability to breathe new life into these old instruments through thoughtful programming, arrangement, and mixing. This is made all the more significant when considering every song was recorded live to 2-track with no editing over the course of a few days. Sweet and savory both, the new material strikes a perfect balance between emotive sensibility and dance floor appeal.

Preorder - https://acidtestrecords.bandcamp.com/album/celestial-body-music

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A special occasion requires a fitting celebration. Finest, matured tracks popped like bottles of wine, Burning Discs served on the side, topped by the saltiest of tunas from the oldest harddrives of Fryzbye.
Grab the album: https://fryzbye.bandcamp.com/album/burning-discs
Video stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtsgziHVrIY
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FRYZBYE BURNING DISCS - THE BIG REVEAL

Bandcamp:  https://goo.gl/NFr3DS
Lobster: https://goo.gl/Y7CEs1
Juno:  https://goo.gl/uJq7sz
Phonica:  https://goo.gl/REjPA3
Clone:  https://goo.gl/RWQYK7
Decks: https://goo.gl/F8GvCt

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Since Four Triangles was founded to release material from previously unheralded artists working in the space between house, techno and vintage rave, it seems fitting that the label’s second release should come from an analogue explorer still making his way in the world.

You may have stumbled across Jonas Friedlich’s debut solo 12”, a thrillingly forthright collection of hardware workouts that slipped out, unheralded, on Molten Moods late last year. We think the five tracks showcased here offer an extended glimpse in Friedlich’s distinctive musical vision.

Opener “Penalty” is little less than a searing assault on the senses: a dystopian techno slammer built around restless machine percussion, surging dark-side electronics and the kind of foreboding, mind-altering sounds capable of reducing grown men to burned-out husks. If the cast of “Threads” had recorded a machine jam in the midst of nuclear Armageddon, it would most likely sound like this.

The producer’s love of rhythms that spit and swing can be heard on the contrasting broken techno workouts “Phant Durant” and title track “Smartphonejungle”, where short bursts of junglist energy puncture another intoxicating, post-apocalyptic throb-job. It’s acid, but not as we know it.

On “Sczigar”, Friedlich’s most trusted collaborators, fellow Carl Gari members Jonas Yamer and Till Funke lend a hand. Between them, the three men imagine an icy, windswept scene, where hissing machine cymbals, paranoid chords and speaker-rattling low-end tones enhance the bleak and forlorn mood.

Should anyone still need convincing of Friedlich’s skill, he delivers one last shot across the bows: a crackling chunk of pulsing, post-electro creepiness entitled “Deff Heidi”. While the producer’s chosen drum hits are raw and crunchy, and the bass similarly rough, these elements are offset by almost melancholic electronics. It’s a fittingly evocative end to an EP bursting at the seams with otherworldly analogue excursions.

Smartphonejungle EP

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Lesser known in the realms of dance music, Guava steps to Desert Sound Colony's Holding Hands imprint with a slinky garage number. 

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-guava-super-cub-holding-hands/

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First Listen: Guava - 'Super Cub' (Holding Hands)

For episode 28 Shannon speaks with Ray Barney the founder of legendary house label Dance Mania. From 1986 to 1999 Dance Mania pioneered an incredible moment in Chicago House history.  It saw a ton of milestones throughout its existence, releasing everything from Classic House, Trax, and Hip House, but the label hit a sweet spot when the dawn of Ghetto House emerged in 1994. 

Dance Mania cultivated the careers of some of the most influential producers and DJ's in House music history like the incredible DJ DEEON, Waxmaster, Eric Martin, DJ Funk, Traxman, and Parris Mitchell.

Ray has been in the music business for a long time too. His father founded a distribution business called Barney’s One Stop Records in the early ’60s. Ray continued to follow in his dad’s footsteps when he took over the shop in the ’80s, and the rest was history. 

In this episode, Ray and Shannon chat about the importance of doing music business with integrity, the power of using mixtapes as promotion tools-- and Ray details the history behind his iconic label and how it all began! 

Tracklist ~

Devotion - Ten City 

I Can’t Stay Away - Ragtyme Ft. Byron Stingily 

Pump It - DJ Funk 

Da Bomb - DJ DEEON 

The Ghetto Shout Out!! - Parris Mitchell Ft. Waxmaster 

Beat On The Drums - Corky (Traxman) Strong 

House Nation - The House Master Boys 

Hit It From The Back  - Traxmen & Eric Martin 

Factory - Jammin’ Gerald

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Were On YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PneXOG-d0k&t=123s

Listen to Club Management on ALL streaming platforms: linktr.ee/ClubManagement

The History Of Dance Mania With Ray Barney

9 new remixes of the classic Mark Archer / Altern 8 rave anthem 'Armageddon'

A re-work of the original track by Mark Archer, plus new remixes by
Radioactive Man, DJ Marky, Ceephax Acid Crew, Mark Broom, Nightwave,
The Hacker, Rennie Foster, KiNK, and Neil Landstrumm.

Help us make this happen:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/balkanvinyl/mark-archer-armageddon
All pledges include postage & packing costs. You will only be charged
if the target is met on July 31st.

Set for release on double coloured 12", with matching t-shirt and the
RAVE ARMAGEDDON SURVIVAL KIT - a limited edition, hand-numbered
custom-made package of just #101 copies, including both records,
t-shirt, sticker pack, and an assortment of tools to help you survive
the Rave of the Dead:
Atmospheric filtration (Vicks vaporub), Rave SOS flare (heavy duty
glowstick), face, eye & hand protection gear ('A' dust mask,
sunglasses to 'wear at night', white gloves!)

Your RAVE needs YOU!

Mark Archer - Armageddon Remix Previews

For dj bookings contact : 

djmabookings@gmail.com

http://www.markarcher.co.uk

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