pripuciamadesra

electronika

There is no stopping the Canadian powerhouse that is My Favorite Robot in 2014, and here they serve up the goods once more in the form of a fantastic new EP from Remain who returns to the label for his second outing. Remixes come from Clickbox and Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo and bolster an already great package. Frenchman Remain is the co founder of Meant Records and has also released his idiosyncratic electronic wares on labels like Throne of Blood, Ideal Audio and My Favorite Robot Records. His ultramodern vision of house music and beyond has made him an international favourite as well as a staple on the French scene at clubs like Rex, Zig Zag and Showcase. Opening up this sterling EP is ‘Bounty Hunting’; a stripped back cut with stern no frills drums, stark synth melodies and plenty of abstract minimal lines. Dark, foreboding and barely decipherable vocals add to the apocalyptic vibe and make for truly tense and involved listening. Then ‘Bounty Hunting’ gets remade by Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo into a whirring, malfunctioning affair that sounds like a robot disco in the sky. Remain then turns in ‘Filthy Stitches’ ft Monoblok, a sinewy, metallic affair with tight synth lines stretched over rubbery drums. Said synths swerve and twist about for the duration, with intergalactic melodies and robo vocals eventually bleeding in, but it’s a firmly taught and tense vibe from start to finish. The remix is by Brazilian duo and Items & Things associates Click Box, who transform the original into a loose, writhing cut of synthetic house with plenty of alien details and gurgling synth lines. This is evocatively futuristic music with plenty of inventive textures and tones all working together to make for a fascinating listen that also makes you move.

Buy on Beatport

MFR103 Remain - Filthy Stitches EP (Out 7th July)

Remain : Filthy Stitches EP  feat. Monoblok (My Favorite Robot)

Various Artists - My Favorite Robot's Best of Year 6 (Out Jan 19)

Latest From My Favorite Robot Records

tupauc

rollazo bailongui

PICASSO Project Music WDM Italy

Crystal Fighters's third album 'Everything Is My Family' is out NOW.

Listen to the entire album on Spotify ▶ http://found.ee/EIMFspotify
Get 'Everything Is My Family' on iTunes now ▶ http://found.ee/eimfdigital
European Tour on sale now ▶ http://smarturl.it/CrystalFightersTour

Crystal Fighters Links:
▶ Join the Crystal Fighters mailing list: http://smarturl.it/CFsignup
▶ Tour Dates: http://smarturl.it/CrystalFightersTour
▶ Merchandise: http://smarturl.it/CFMerch
▶ iTunes: http://smarturl.it/CFiTunes
▶ Facebook: http://smarturl.it/CrystalFightersFB
▶ Twitter: http://smarturl.it/CFTwitter
▶ SoundCloud: http://smarturl.it/CFSoundCloud
▶ Spotify: http://smarturl.it/CFightersSpotify

You & I

You & I (Kodak To Graph Remix)

Buy iTunes

ALKALINE-GYAL BRUK OUT (RAW)

08 Haunt  unreleased

This is my full set for the Polka Label Party recorded at Studio 76's private club from midnight until after dawn.
Crunch house and deep raw techno inside ... folks !!

POLKA @ STUDIO 76 ★ MADRID  [12. 2013]

My Favorite Robot turn once again to Sin Cos Tan for the next single and deliver a remix of their own, as well as one from Aiden Lavelle, to complete the package.
Last summer My Favorite Robot Records further cemented their relationship with Jori Hulkkonen(and Sin Cos Tan partner Juho Paalosmaa ) with the release of an exclusive remix package of tracks from the debut Sin Cos Tan album. Now they strengthen the bonds once again with a single based around one of the cuts from the duo’s latest album ‘Afterlife’.
‘Destroyer’ is a doleful slice of emotive house come pop with taut, sinewy chords and insular and introspective vocals delivered in a breathy tone. It’s the sort of nagging tune that never leaves your brain with clean, crisp synth work that makes for a truly absorbing track.
The label bosses themselves turn in the first remix and layer it up with plenty more rubbery kick drums so it drives on the dancefloor that bit more purposefully. The synths are less smooth and more ragged around the edges making for a darker, more dystopian vibe, but the original lyrics remain intact.

Aidan Lavelle, a producer of increasing repute on labels like Crosstown Rebels, then reimagines the track as a kinetic bit of tech funk that is run through with plenty of synthy turbulence.

Yet another seriously synth driven package from My Favorite Robot Records that confirms them as one of the artiest electronic labels out there.

Sin Cos Tan - Destroyer (My Favorite Robot Remix)

CLOUDED 017 – Demian – With Love & Voodoo EP

Track list:
1.	With Love & Voodoo (Original) 
2.	Spiraculum (Original)
3.	Spiraculum (Remain Remix)
4.	With Love & Voodoo (Pink Skull Remix)
5. With Love & Voodoo (Gameboyz Remix)

Composed & arranged by Demian, 2014. 
All Rights Reserved.

DJ support from Scuba, Chloe, Ewan Pearson, Rob Da Bank, Erol Alkan, Daniel Avery, Danny Daze, Justin Robertson and many more...
Matt Walsh’s Clouded Vision Recordings starts the year as it left off with another pair of peak time, slowed-down, twisted techno treats from Parisian producer, Demian. Remixes come from MEANT label owner, Remain, Philadelphia’s Pink Skull and the up and coming Spanish trio, Gameboyz.

With Love & Voodoo has already seen the light through Daniel Avery’s recent 6 Mix and Resident Advisor podcast as well as being a huge favorite with Hot Flush label honcho, Scuba. It is a dark and effective late night track, full of emotion and flair. Spiraculum is a slower, deeper number, perfect to start a set off with a great intro and build into a crescendo.

With forthcoming releases from Magic Feet and Bird Scarer favorite, “Dark Stands”, Best Kept Secret’s “Few Nolder” and more from the brilliant Dimitri Veimar, plus a second “Clouded Vision Experiment” compilation in the pipeline, the label looks set for a busy year ahead.

Release Date: 24th February 2014

Demian - Spiraculum (Original) - Clouded Vision 17

Another full set from my favorite club in town.
From House to Techno and from Techno to classics tunes mixed until high hours in the morning.
Listen to it and enjoy !!

STUDIO 76 ★ MADRID   [03. 2014]

Just ahead of the release of his excellent Crossing Wires compilation, Timo Maas’s relationship with the My Favorite Robot label continues to flourish with this new EP. Offering two new and exclusive cuts from said forthcoming compilation - plus another special remix from My Favorite Robot - it is pure techno excellence.

Timo Maas is of course an enduring techno icon famed for his eclectic sound and always compelling EPs and LPs. The most recent of those came late last year and featured high profile collaborations with the likes of James Lavelle, Mikill Pane and Placebo's Brian Molko, whilst throughout his career he has released on labels including Cocoon and Perfecto as well as running his own Rockets & Ponies outlet.

First comes ‘Watching the Robots’, a meandering bit of deep and mid tempo techno with a fat, dystopian synth line that spreads across the whole horizon of the track like a search light. Subtly fizzing electronics and imposing melodic drones circle to add even more sci-fi ambiance and it makes for a pleasingly otherworldly listen.

On the flip is ‘Z Panorama’, an equally bleak vision of the future with a droning synth line falling down the scale and sucking you right in as a result. The slick beats roll on below and sad piano notes linger long in the air, all the while conjuring filmic intergalactic imagery in the listener’s mind. The My Favorite Robot trio quicken the tempo on their remix, layering in a light dusting of dancing hi hats and miniature melodic explosions that colour the night sky in some style. A molten acid line also creeps in to complete the perfectly future facing and expansive sonic
picture.

These tracks are at the very heart of the forthcoming compilation and prove Timo, decades after first announcing his arrival with that remix of Azzido Da Bass, is as pioneering and essential as ever.

Timo Maas - Watching The Robots

Following on from the inaugural Crossing Wires compilation by Toronto trio My Favorite Robot, next to mix it up for the exciting series is global electronic music icon Timo Maas. Still riding high off the success of his latest and greatest full length relaese, Lifer, back in 2013 (which blended trip hop with ambient, sleazy house with wonky techno and included collaborations with the likes of Placebo’s Brian Molko and Brighton chanteuse Katie Cruel as well as James Lavelle, founder of seminal ‘90s label Mo Wax) Timo has long been a pioneer in his field. Of course, he also runs his own influential label, Rockets & Ponies, and the German producer has also appeared on the MFR label before with standout track ‘Dancing For My Pleasure’ from the first Crossing Wires. Timo is also a revered DJ and in 2013 celebrated 10 years as resident at one of underground house and techno’s most mythologised clubs: Circo Loco at DC10 out in Ibiza. As such, this new Crossing Wires compilation draws on his skills as both selector and sequencer and proves few can do it better than this long-standing talent. The mix features 14 brand new and exclusive tracks from a range of artists old and new – some are closely associated with MFR, some less so, but together they paint a perfect picture of the state of modern electronic music. Man of the moment Eric Volta kicks things off with the serene synth stylings of ‘Dreams Don`t Turn to Dust’, a suitably lush affair that sets a soothing tone. From there we soon drop into a compelling groove courtesy of My Favorite Robot’s ‘Dead of the Dance’ and Timo masterfully balances the tempo through his ensuing selections. Never does he get stuck in one place for too long, instead coherently going from spaced out sci-fi house (Discern & Signal Flow’s ‘Coarse Language’) to tripped-out tech (Tim Green’s ‘Plenty of Spiders’) and kinetic and synthetic sounds (Martin Buttrich’s ‘Bubble Heat’) with ease. Timo’s own productions appear twice, first in the form of the growling, shadowy ‘Watching The Robots’ then in collaboration with long time partner Santos on ‘Z Panorama’. Tracks and remixes from Chris Carrier, Villanova and Daniel Stefanik then make up the latter half of the mix in which energy levels are kept up and heady, futuristic imagery is never far away. This is a compelling mix that showcases both the modern sound of house and techno whilst proving that Timo Mass has an understanding of dancefloor dynamics that few could ever question.

Martin Buttrich - Bubble Heat

There is no stopping the Canadian powerhouse that is My Favorite Robot in 2014, and here they serve up the goods once more in the form of a fantastic new EP from Remain who returns to the label for his second outing. Remixes come from Clickbox and Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo and bolster an already great package. Frenchman Remain is the co founder of Meant Records and has also released his idiosyncratic electronic wares on labels like Throne of Blood, Ideal Audio and My Favorite Robot Records. His ultramodern vision of house music and beyond has made him an international favourite as well as a staple on the French scene at clubs like Rex, Zig Zag and Showcase. Opening up this sterling EP is ‘Bounty Hunting’; a stripped back cut with stern no frills drums, stark synth melodies and plenty of abstract minimal lines. Dark, foreboding and barely decipherable vocals add to the apocalyptic vibe and make for truly tense and involved listening. Then ‘Bounty Hunting’ gets remade by Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo into a whirring, malfunctioning affair that sounds like a robot disco in the sky. Remain then turns in ‘Filthy Stitches’ ft Monoblok, a sinewy, metallic affair with tight synth lines stretched over rubbery drums. Said synths swerve and twist about for the duration, with intergalactic melodies and robo vocals eventually bleeding in, but it’s a firmly taught and tense vibe from start to finish. The remix is by Brazilian duo and Items & Things associates Click Box, who transform the original into a loose, writhing cut of synthetic house with plenty of alien details and gurgling synth lines. This is evocatively futuristic music with plenty of inventive textures and tones all working together to make for a fascinating listen that also makes you move.


MFR103 Remain - Filthy Stitches (Click Box Remix)

MFR103 Remain - Filthy Stitches (Feat Monoblok)

There is no stopping the Canadian powerhouse that is My Favorite Robot in 2014, and here they serve up the goods once more in the form of a fantastic new EP from Remain who returns to the label for his second outing. Remixes come from Clickbox and Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo and bolster an already great package. Frenchman Remain is the co founder of Meant Records and has also released his idiosyncratic electronic wares on labels like Throne of Blood, Ideal Audio and My Favorite Robot Records. His ultramodern vision of house music and beyond has made him an international favourite as well as a staple on the French scene at clubs like Rex, Zig Zag and Showcase. Opening up this sterling EP is ‘Bounty Hunting’; a stripped back cut with stern no frills drums, stark synth melodies and plenty of abstract minimal lines. Dark, foreboding and barely decipherable vocals add to the apocalyptic vibe and make for truly tense and involved listening. Then ‘Bounty Hunting’ gets remade by Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo into a whirring, malfunctioning affair that sounds like a robot disco in the sky. Remain then turns in ‘Filthy Stitches’ ft Monoblok, a sinewy, metallic affair with tight synth lines stretched over rubbery drums. Said synths swerve and twist about for the duration, with intergalactic melodies and robo vocals eventually bleeding in, but it’s a firmly taught and tense vibe from start to finish. The remix is by Brazilian duo and Items & Things associates Click Box, who transform the original into a loose, writhing cut of synthetic house with plenty of alien details and gurgling synth lines. This is evocatively futuristic music with plenty of inventive textures and tones all working together to make for a fascinating listen that also makes you move.




MFR103 Remain - Bounty Hunting (Carreno is LB & Javi Redondo Remix)

MFR103 Remain - Bounty Hunting

ChArlEs@StUdio76 5-7-14

For their next release, leading Canadian indie dance label My Favorite Robot returns to a huge release from earlier in the year by Montreal duo Flowers and Sea Creatures. Their ‘Afternoons & Afterhours’ release featuring Wrong Jeremy was a serene and widescreen EP that built patiently and won them many fans, and now label regulars Eric Volta and Speaking Minds, alongside Adriatique all remix it. 

DJ and production duo Adrian Schweizer and Adrian Shala aka Adriatique hail from Switzerland and have really put their country on the map in recent times. Releasing a string of standout EPs on labels like Culprit, Diynamic and Hive Audio, they are also regulars in the world’s best clubs and this year are residents at Solomun's Diynamic night at Cova Santa. Their version of the ‘The Very Next Day’ repackages it as a trippy, melody rich house roller with deep, groaning and moody basslines underpinning the whole thing. It grows increasingly chaotic as things roll on, taking dancers ever deeper down the rabbit hole in the process. 

Next up is Eric Volta, a MFRR regular and masterful synth craftsman who also releases well received sounds on 1trax, No.19 Music and Visionquest. His ‘Navigate the Untold Cosmos remix’ is a fantastically moving thing that initially casts you adrift in a celestial and heavenly sphere of beat-less ambience. Eventually it coalesces into an engaging, ticking house number with synths spraying about of their own free will and vocals bleeding in to add more layers of heavenly atmosphere. It’s hugely sensitive and emotive and will make all the hairs on your body stand right on end. 

Last but not least to remix is Speaking Minds, a project born in 2012 from the union of 2 Italian guys with a common passion for music: they have appeared on Noir Music, had a standout EP on MFRR earlier in 2014 and have had support from the likes of Tale of Us. Their remix of ‘Citadel’ is similarly spine tingling in the way it so patiently builds on spaced out kicks. A sombre, undulating synth line adds a sense of drama and the airy vocals are allowed plenty of space to breath up top. It’s the sort of peak of your set track that really brings everyone together in magically moody fashion. 

This moving package is a fantastic way to revisit one of the MFR label’s biggest hits this year and proves they know exactly who to call when it comes to choice remixes.



Flowers And Sea Creatures Feat. Wrong Jeremy - 'The Very Next Day' (Adriatique Remix)

Villanova - AR 2 (Original Mix)

http://www.REGGAEVILLE.com

LYRICS: HOW DO YOU SLEEP


INTRO.
THIS IS A LETTER TO THE POLITICAL LEADER’S OF MY COUNTRY JAMAICA 
AN TO ALL THE POLITICAL LEADER’S AROUND THE WORLD

V.1.
HELLO MR. HOLDNESS AND MISS P 
I KNOW YOU R DI LEADER’S OF JAMAICA BUT COME ON AN TALK TO ME
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN U SEE THE HOMELESS ON DI STREET 
WHO DO YOU PRAY FOR AT NIGHT BEFORE YOU SLEEP 
TELL ME WHEN YOU LOOK IN THE GHETTO’S ARE YOU PROUD
(CCC)
HOW DO YOU SLEEP WHEN THE REST OF US CRY 
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN A MOTHER HAS NO HOPE TO GIVE HER CHILD
HOW DO YOU WALK WITH YOUR HEAD HEL HIGH
YOU CAN’T EVEN LOOK ME IN MA EYES
V.2. 
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT HARD WORK 
DOING 4 JOBS AN NEVER GET RAISE A PAY 
LET MI TELL YOU BOUT HARD WORK 
WORKING ON A FARM ON TILL YOUR OLD AN GRAY 
LET MI TELL YU BOUT HARD WORK  
TRY TO GET BACK YU HOUSE AFTER BANK TEK IT AWAY
LET MI TELL YOU BOUT HARD WORK 
POLITIAN NO DO HARD WORK



(CCC)
HOW DO YOU SLEEP WHEN THE REST OF US CRY 
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN A MOTHER HAS NO HOPE TO GIVE HER CHILD 
HOW DO YOU WALK WITH YOUR HEAD HEL HIGH
YOU CAN’T EVEN LOOK ME IN MA EYES
V.3.
BEAUTIFUL JAMAICA DI LAND OF WOOD AN WATER 
THIS ISLAND SO BLESS 
BUT EVER LEADER’S WI GET INNA WI COUNTRY 
TURN OUT TO BE FILT AN MESS
MARCUS GARVEY DID TELL WI WITHOUT VISION NATION PERISH 
AN NOW DEM SPIT PON MARCUS GARVEY GRAVE AN MEMORY
 FI TRY PASS I.M.F TEST
THAT’S WHY MI TALKING MR. INTERLECK 
DI BIG GUYS WEY SIT DUN UP INNA DI CABBINET 
NOW DIS IS A LETTER COMING FROM UTEC (NOW)
 THINK NEXT TIME BEFORE YU READ DI BUDGET
(CCC)
HOW DO YOU SLEEP WHEN THE REST OF US CRY 
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN A MOTHER HAS NO HOPE TO GIVE HER CHILD
HOW DO YOU WALK WITH YOUR HEAD HEL HIGH
YOU CAN’T EVEN LOOK ME IN MA EYES 
(REP)
HOW DO YOU SLEEP WHEN THE REST OF US CRY 
HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN A MOTHER HAS NO HOPE TO GIVE HER CHILD
HOW DO YOU WALK WITH YOUR HEAD HEL HIGH
YOU CAN’T EVEN LOOK ME IN MA EYES 
OUTRO.
WICKED CURRUPTED POLITICAL LEADER’S OF THE WORLD TOO MUCH 




 





Anthony B - How Do You Sleep [Bornfire Music 2015]

Konshens - You Make Me [Autoban Riddim | Locke City Music Group 2015]

Sizzla feat. Magic Flute - Free Yourself [Moby's Records 2015]

Nhar kicks starts 2015 with a follow up to his critically acclaimed ‘Life’s Ether’ EP, released early this year on My Favorite Robot Records French DJ and producer Nhar has been a stalwart of the underground House and Techno scenes for the last decade, releasing music with respected imprints such as Mobilee, Correspondent and Boxer. The opening months of 2014 saw him team up for the first time with the ever excellent Canadian label My Favorite Robot Records for the superb ‘Life’s Ether’, a record that garnered support from the likes of Steve Bug, Danny Howells, Estroe and Justin Robertson to names but a few. Now the highly respected producer is back with a standout follow up entitled ‘In Spaces Between’ based around 3 interconnected compositions. The package opens with ‘Part 1’ , a warm and
hypnotic slice of electronic music that draws on warbling pads, haunting spoken word vocal and bubbling acid undertones, all underpinned with a perfect rhythm track. “Part 1’ gives ways to ‘Part 2’, which sees a shift into Chicago inspired territory with it’s old school stabs and taut drums. Spoken word vocals once again set the atmospheric scene before the bassline picks up a blissful melodic pattern and drives the track forward into spine tingling territory with it’s ethereal pads and subtle acidic squelch, quality stuff. Finally we have ‘Part 3’: the tempo drops, the acid breaks free and the listener is taken on a journey down the rabbit hole with this delightful mid tempo and musical workout. This is another impressive release from Nhar and another fine addition to the ever expanding and critically acclaimed MFRR catalogue.

Nhar - In Spaces Between Part 1

Download

Bugle - Ex Man [Biggy Music 2015]

My Favorite Robot Records are proud to announce a special new album project from accomplished DJ and producer Andrew Grant in his Naome guise. Grant has been releasing assured tracks since 2007 and as a DJ has headlined all over the world. 

For his first album, he has collaborated with a number of talented musicians and performers and has really gone to town, taking maximum advantage of the full length format. As such, NAOME was 2 years in the works and found Grant working with a plethora of drummers, bassists, guitarists and singers to help curate his first full album. Those artists include Spanish vocalist Sutja Gutierrez, Washington D.C. native Symbol, Baltimore heroes Life On Planets, Dimes aka Jen Schimpf and more besides. 

The album kicks off with the sci-fi atmospheres of ‘Space Station feat. Symbol’, and the Washington DC native’s great vocal range is immediately apparent. His well treated vocals stretched over slowly churning disco beats and thick baselines drive things along perfectly. Then comes ‘Desperate Soliders’ feat. Dimes who lays down her southern bell charmed vocals in fine fashion on a track that is beautifully sparse and moody. ‘Subtle Jestures’ then picks up the pace with propulsive drums and frazzled but expertly crafted synth lines. It’s a a reflective, metallic groove of the sort that perfectly fit in with the MFRR MO. 

‘Amity on Keys (Interlude)’ is an intense, emotive passage of swelling sound, synths and chords that places you deeper into NAOME’s very real world. ‘Making Lace feat. Life On Planets’ is another slo-mo track that gurgles and bubbles, with discordant chords, smeared melodies and a charming, playful sense of late night colour that get sensitively finished off with the sultry tones of Life On Planets. 

‘Kosmatic’ features upcoming artist Slumber and is an otherworldly jam of distant percussion, down low drum breaks and haunting, celestial synth lines. Then NAOME drops the most tender cut of them all, ‘The Great Espace’, features breathy vocal intonations, Balearic 80s guitar licks and crawling groves that make your thoughts turn to lazy days on the beach. ‘WherrWe’ finds Nanni jamming out his raspy voice and fat notes on a classic fender with plenty of vintage tape delay, it makes for an intoxicating, deconstructed disco track full of texture. FInally Sutja Guiterrez joins NAOME on closer ‘Belly Of The Beast’, a downtempo, atmospheric electronic soundscapoe that is a perfect bookend to this outstanding album. Mention must also go to Philip Charles for his contribution on the album. Behind well over 100 productions and as a mastering engineer of greats such as Miles Davis, Digable Planets & Stevie Wonder, Charles worked on album tracks ‘Space Station’, ‘Great Escape’ and ‘Desperate Soldier’ as well as making an appearance on ‘Amity on Keys’. 

This is an album in the truest sense, one that evolves and take left turns, one that makes for truly escapist and captivating listening and one that proves once again that MFRR deal only in the most considered and artfully crafted electronic sounds.

NAOME - Space Station Feat Symbol

Next up on My Favorite Robot Records is another fantastic full length project, this time from someone who has done 20 of them in 20 years, namely Jori Hulkkonen in his Nuclear Winter Garden guise. 

Over the years, Finnish DJ and producer Jori, also a member of the Sin Cos Tan band, has released on F Communications,  Turbo and of course My Favorite Robot Records and, since 2004, has run an outdoor, intimate party at a 14th Century museum in his hometown. Called Nuclear Winter Garden, the night finds him playing extended sets of jazz, folk, classical, avant-garde and indie sounds a world away from his usual DJ duties. It is those sets that have inspired this new album. 

Says the man himself: “The idea is to find a personal edge for the output, rather than paving the way for accessibility. What’s missing from a lot of people’s music these days is the risk taking. And I like taking risks.”

The album opens with sparse atmospherics and a mix of subtle synthesised hooks and organic piano chords. A drifting voice floats in amongst it all and a contemplative mood is set from the off. ‘Some of You Might Survive’ is then a chilly ambient brew of frazzled sines that suddenly flips midway through when emotive chords and one finger synth notes arrive to lighten the mood.  

‘A New Cold War’ keeps up the frosty and autumnal vibes with twinkling keys offset by rasping synths and gentle tumbling percussion. Remaining resolutely horizontal and sparse, ‘Strangest Positions’ features what sound like de-tuned synths and twanging guitars, ‘Baryonic Truth’ marries distant, sketchy drums with swirling pads and ‘Red Magic’, with its lo-fi electronics and obscured, gauzy vocals, references Jori’s pop-act inspirations Connan Mockasin and John Maus.

The last two tracks complete this evocative, enthralling and experimental journey though sound in blissfully soothing style. The influence of Jori’s outdoor party looms large throughout this album, and on it he does a fine job of painting a picture of just what one might sound like. 


Nuclear Winter Garden - Red Magic

Nuclear Winter Garden - A New Cold War

For today's premiere we're bringing you Remain's rather tasty remix of Rework's What Are You Doin'. The EP of the same name from the German band drops later this month via Loveyeah and also contains remixes from Villanova, Low Sea and Erkan Baran.
This remix from Remain is a cracking stripped back slow techno affair which takes the track to places much unchartered in the original.
Get your ears round it here;
http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/premieres-exclusive-streams/premiere-remain-remix-of-reworks-what-are-you-doin/

Premiere: Rework - What Are You Doin' (Remain Remix)

Red Axes - Na Da

The Canadian outfit behind the My Favorite Robot label turn to their own creative talents for
the next EP, namely a tidy two tracker entitled ‘Glass to the End’.
Made up of Jared Simms, James Teej and Voytek Korab, My Favorite Robot have established
themselves as artful electronic craftsmen with a penchant for deep and moody synth tracks
that feature stirring vocals and engaging grooves. This EP will actually be their first for a long
while following efforts on Crosstown Rebels, No.19 Music and Life and Death.
Opener ‘Magneto’ is a darkly melodic gem from the Robot trio, with Voytek’s pained vocals low
in the mix and reflective but sad synths stretching out all around. The beats grow increasingly
prominent and eventually sound like the sort of epic fair that Sasha would drop in one of his
emotive club sets.
The title track is then a quicker and slicker track with bursts of horn, blurts of synth and
arpeggiated melodies all making for an urgent and dystopian vibe. Futuristic and evocative,
this is another well crafted and properly structured song that really sets on fire when Voytek’s
vocal cries leap out of the mix at the mid point.
Dramatic and theatrical in truly unique ways, My Favorite Robot really do have their own
unique sound, as this EP shows once more.

My Favorite Robot - Glass To The End

www.facebook.com/mobilee 
www.facebook.com/And.idOfficial

mobilee144 - AND.ID „Live Life“ 

AND.ID is a musical force that anyone familiar with Mobilee is well aware of. Since his first release on the label, in 2008, he has gained consistent praise and admiration from record to record as his sound evolved and matured. When he isn’t in the studio he is busy touring bringing his one of a kind live show around the world to the masses. Never dull and always pushing himself to the absolute limit you can always expect something new and refreshing from this first-rate storyteller. 

Returning home to Mobilee to celebrate the labels tenth year, the Greek born producer brings a new vision and concept to his follow up from last years “Lunar Distance.” In his latest venture he tells a story that is true to us all, in our journey we must live our life by learning who we are to become closer to our inner soul. Bringing a serious acid vibe Live Life features three finely crafted tracks that tell his story like a paint brush to canvas and proves that year after year this Mobilee staple can only deliver quality and truly inspiring stories through dance music. ENJOY!

Closer (Original Mix)

Every two weeks, I'm a Cliche, through its Edit Service, gives away as a free download mp3 an unreleased edit produced by members of the crew or beloved friends.

Check our website or social networks and subscribe to newsletter to make sure you know when a new one is available : edit-service.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/IM-A-CLICHE/138670535421
http://www.twitter.com/imaclichelabel

Hardway Bros: @hardwaybros

Edit Service 58 - by Hardway Bros

Paul Ritch presents his new EP &gt;Secret Garden&lt; and celebrates 3 years of his own Quartz Rec. After 20 releases the label has stablished itself as a leading force in the techno scene and this new 3 tracks will raise the bar even further.

Atmospheric sounds, hybrid textures and organic layers laced with broken voices and bonded all together to generate the required voltage for each of the 3 cuts to be dance-floor explosive hymns. A delight!

Paul Ritch - Secret Garden (192k)

www.myfavoriterobotrecords.com
My Favorite Robot Records has been a strong force in underground electronic music since 2008.

The Toronto based label is an offshoot of the act “My Favorite Robot” formed earlier in 2002 by Jared Simms and Voytek Korab.

The label has managed to consistently release quality music by some of the electronic dance world’s most renown producers such as H.O.S.H, Kenny Glassgow, Jori Hulkkonen, Eric Volta, Sasse, Fairmont, Tiger Stripes, Tim paris, Chymera, Sid Le Rock, Tim Green, Clarian, and My Favorite Robot themselves just to name but a few and there is no slowing down for them!