Music From Memory [Label]

Best of Dance Music 2019 18

Music From Memory

Record label based in Amsterdam. Run by Jamie Tiller & Tako Reyenga.

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MFM 011 - Michal Turtle - Phantoms Of Dreamland (2016)

new bossa

experimental

Taken from 'Alex Ho - Move Through It' (MFM058)
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Move Through It

College Crest Walk

B1. Alex Ho - College Crest Walk (6:19)

A4. Alex Ho - Mark (7:20)

A3. Alex Ho - Move Through It (4:57)

Idle Eighty

A2. Alex Ho - Idle Eighty (2:23)

Miss Suzuki

A1. Alex Ho - Miss Suzuki (5:25)

My Edit of "Camella" by Geoffrey Landers with less vocals.
Hope u enjoy!:)

Geoffrey Landers - Camella Edit

Mapai - Dont Wait Too Long (M.I.R.Os Edit)

Ma Chi No Go Mi

Disruptive Muzak Clip (out now on Death of Rave)

soundofromances.bandcamp.com/album/sor-…6-doguu-ep

released 01 September 2014
Release from "sound of romances" 

Uho Uho Story (foodman×D.J.Fulltono)

Various Artists -
The Far Out Beat Tape

RELEASE DATE: 27/01/15
CAT. NO: FARODIGI 71
FORMAT: Digital Download

The Far Out Beat Tape brings together some of the finest forays into beat-driven electronic music from the label’s extensive back catalogue. From classics to rarities, of varying tempos and styles, this mixtape eliminates binary genre classification and carves out a place for Brazil on the map of the global beat diaspora.
When celebrated digger, DJ and Brazilian music connoisseur Joe Davis set up Far Out Recordings in 1994, it was an incredibly exciting time for dance music in the UK. House, techno and rave were splintering off into varying directions, jungle was blowing up and the future was wide open. While Far Out may be more widely known for its modern day iterations of MPB, jazz and samba, it has always kept itself firmly on the cutting edge of electronic music as this release amply demonstrates.
Far Out entered the scene with an unparalleled devotion to the music of Brazil’s past and present, but always with a keen eye on the future of UK dance, sensing a lucrative forward path in the marriage of the two which in many ways was an early precursor to the forward thinking blends of rugged dance sounds and organic, groove anchored jazz-funk, fusion and samba that was characteristic of Masters At Work’s Nuyorican Soul project and later the West London based Broken Beat movement. 
This compilation serves as both a handy sampler and an overview of a myriad of sounds and styles that Far Out has contributed to the worlds of broken beat, hip-hop and beyond. From the intrepid genre-leaping explorations of pioneering veterans Mark Pritchard, IG Culture and 4Hero to alternative hip-hop legend Peanut Butter Wolf to young up-and-comer Ben Hauke, the full spectrum is represented here. 
Simone Seritella’s atmospheric groover ‘Sambalanco’, originally released on Solaria, a subsidiary of Far Out, kicks off proceedings, a rare gem and one that even the label’s most avid followers may be unfamiliar with. On a broken tip, IG Culture’s remix of legendary Azymuth bassist Alex Malheiros’ ‘The Wave’ which marries the worlds of broken beat, hip hop with the sounds of Brazil to stunning effect, while 4hero’s remix of Friends From Rio’s ‘Vera Cruz’ is an exemplary exercise in their uniquely inventive and fearless excursions in grooving funk.
The deeper, more cerebral fare of ‘Lullaby’ and ‘Without You’ come courtesy of Far Out stalwart Troubleman – one of the many guises of Mark Prichard whose overwhelmingly prolific output, spanning the worlds of hip-hop, techno, jungle, funk, dubstep and onward into the experimental dance stratosphere, is close to peerless. Another true dance music original, Theo Parrish, turns in a typically seductive left-field house stepper with his remix of the Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra’s ‘Keep Believing’. Meanwhile, the perpetually funky Quantic’s sunny reworking of Sabrina Malheiros’ ‘Passa’ is a bass heavy RnB banger.  
The tape culminates with remixes of two of Brazil’s most celebrated artists, Azymuth and Marcos Valle. The former’s ‘Manha’ receives a subtle reworking from Stones Throw head honcho Peanut Butter Wolf, while Budgie transforms Valle’s ‘1975’, bringing the tracks futuristic synths to the fore to create a moody late-night boogie classic
Together, the selections on this release provides listeners with the diverse flavours from Far Out’s vital contributions to the global network of beats and forward-thinking groove music that the label has been and continues to be an integral part of.

Vera Cruz (4 Hero Remix)

Liquid Diamonds

Morning Song (Original)

Open (Original)

Narrow River (Original)

Friends (Original)

Bumpin' On Sunset (Original)

From the forthcoming compilation 'Michal Turtle - Phantoms Of Dreamland' 2016 © Music From Memory

Michal Turtle - Underneath The Window (6:11)

Michal Turtle - Spooky Boogie (7:24)

Michal Turtle - El Teb (5:38)

Michal Turtle - Ball Of Fire (7:22)

Michal Turtle - Maid Of The Mist (6:19)

Michal Turtle - Village Voice (5:57)

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2016/08/stavrogin-echo_22/

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[via XLR8R] - Lost In Systems EP

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Download: Stavrogin - Echo_022

Cassette ~ noumenalloom.bandcamp.com/album/compilation-two

Digital ~ itunes.apple.com/us/album/noumena…n-2/id1137740415

Metome ~ Come To Me

Clareia

Vinyl/ CD/ Digital

Three major players from the now multi-generational broken beat scene: Henry Wu, Dego (2000black) and IG Culture have assembled for an irresistible late summer bruk-samba trip. 

Brazilian rhythms have always been foundational influences on the broken-beat and future jazz movements, and this EP continues to explore these connections, a running theme throughout Far Out's 23 year history with Seiji, Mark Pritchard, Afronaught, Domu, Da Lata and Jazzanova being just a few of the names to have contributed to this particular avenue of the label's pantheon of dance music.

The joyful samba-soul in the title track of Sabrina Malheiros' latest album features the bass and keys of Brazilian Jazz-funk legends Azymuth, and is inspired by the quest for clarity in the face of difficult times; Clareia in Sabrina’s own words “means to clear, light, brighten or illuminate”. But this remix EP beautifully ruptures the 'clarity' in style, each crafting the breezy Brazilian beats into their own distinct brand of future-thinking club-funk... these beats were made to be broken!

Clareia Remixes

CLAREIA REMIXES

Sabrina Malheiros - Clareia (2000black Remix)

12" Vinyl and digital available from:
Far Out Recordings: https://goo.gl/XuRwaJ
Bandcamp: https://goo.gl/tR6Hpj

Three major players from the now multi-generational broken beat scene: Henry Wu, Dego (2000black) and IG Culture have assembled for an irresistible late summer bruk-samba trip. 

Brazilian rhythms have always been foundational influences on the broken-beat and future jazz movements, and this EP continues to explore these connections, a running theme throughout Far Out's 23 year history with Seiji, Mark Pritchard, Afronaught, Domu, Da Lata and Jazzanova being just a few of the names to have contributed to this particular avenue of the label's pantheon of dance music.

The joyful samba-soul in the title track of Sabrina Malheiros' latest album features the bass and keys of Brazilian Jazz-funk legends Azymuth, and is inspired by the quest for clarity in the face of difficult times; Clareia in Sabrina’s own words “means to clear, light, brighten or illuminate”. But this remix EP beautifully ruptures the 'clarity' in style, each crafting the breezy Brazilian beats

Vinyl/ Digital

Sabrina Malheiros - Clareia (Henry Wu Remix)

B2 - Millions Of Sensations (4:07)

B1 - Dub Oven (4:27)

A - Skin 'N' Bones (5:18)

01 - Brisa Mar (Nicola Conte Remix) Sabrina Malheiros

Wraz - Viper [CLIP]

Voodoo

Serotonin

Drop Two

Buy on Beatport

Tracklist: http://www.factmag.com/2013/06/17/fact-mix-387-dj-koze/

FACT mix 387 - DJ Koze (June '13)

PLEASE DON'T SEND DEMOS, thanks...

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