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Info: DJazz’s fifth and final offering for 2025 serves as a follow-up to ‘Tantric Acid Vol. I’, released earlier this year. ‘Tantric Acid Vol. II and Opening Tracks for Floating Points’ is a three-track, slow-paced electro-acid EP that features iconic 303 basslines and 808 drums. Each track carries a crunchy mix sounding warm across all channels. Had I had the opportunity to open for Floating Points, I’d spin these

A. Tonight and Every Night Usha: First heard in Daphni’s track Usha, this tune can be seen as a re-imagination. It begins with a one-bar acid bassline, merging with 808 drums. The catchy vocal sample, lifted from Usha Uthup’s 1984 classic “Main Gul Badan”, breathes into the groove. As the track unfolds, detuned pads and delayed stereo effects evolve it into a dreamy, immersive soundscape.

B. The Beat Goes on and on: Opening with a sample from The Whispers’ timeless ‘And the Beat Goes On’, this track layers two breakbeats over one another to create a dynamic percussive base. With its acid bassline and stereo sound effects, the tune feels constantly shifting, evolving, and hypnotic.

C. Tom with the Weather: The slowest track of the EP, combines layered breaks, bongos, 808s, 303 bassline and recorded guitar & keys. It features a Bill Hicks quote - “Today a young man on acid realized…” culminating in an ego-dissolving statement and a satirical sign-off reminiscent of a weatherman’s report. The second half transitions into a breakbeat-driven section, replacing the earlier disco groove, while weird, groovy effects ripple through the recurring sample, “Tom with the Weather” 

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*PREMIERE* DJazz - Tonight and Every Night, Usha (Extra Crunch Mix)

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The difficulty with language is that it can be hard to articulate, decipher and change. What is said cannot be erased and taken back, it stands firm in the passage of time for a life to come. This is why such holy books have paved the way across the ages, they cannot be taken back. Nowadays it is all about a turn of phrase, depicting what may come next and rephrasing that which was mistaken. Perhaps in the future we will learn better, and take our time. 

Teniente Castillo is set to release a new EP on Playpal Music. Operating out of Madrid he creates tripped out electronic music rife with drive and bass. He is remixed by Undo.

PREMIERE: Teniente Castillo - Rephrased (Undo Remix)[Play Pal Music]

The white walls were illuminated by the glow of the morning sun. They appeared a stark contrast to the royal blue texture of the sky which radiated warmth in the early hours. Birds soared eagerly upon the breeze above the water down below as the flickering leaves of palm trees blew gracefully in the wind. It was a beautiful scene, like something from a picture book or postcard. Soon this would all be gone. 

Deepwave are set to release a new EP from Sebastian Deluca, however it was the remix from label boss Ian Metty which caught our upmost attention.

PREMIERE: Sebastian Deluca - Terranova (Ian Metty Lost In Sound Remix)[Deepwave]

Dana Bergquist & Peder G - Your Love (Benjamin Fröhlich Remix)

The next adventure of Sisters & Brothers has arrived! Released under hfn music and curated by Kasper Bjørke and Sexy Lazer, Sisters & Brothers showcases a variety of amazing rising talent from around and about their worldwide ecosystem of friends in music. With the EP scheduled for release this Friday, we've the pleasure of giving you the first glance of Leif Müller's contribution in full. Titled 'Nova', his track is a sleek and low slung hypnotic dancefloor roller featuring a bubbling arpeggio and transcendent, beautiful pads.

Read more: http://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/leif-muller-nova-hfn-music/

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Sisters & Brothers - First Gathering

Premiere: Leif Müller - Nova [Hfn Music]

The always artful My Favorite Robot label is branching out with a brand-new sister imprint. Entitled MFR Red, it will deal in single track, club focussed releases that place importance on DJ functionality and dance floor impact. The Canadian duo themselves are behind the fantastic first release.

Jared Simms and Voytek Korab make up this Toronto outfit and this is their first release since the excellent Want Some EP in Spring 2017. Known for their emotive, vocal laced tracks that always come resplendent with smart synth work and a timeless feel, this new cut finds them in a more direct and dance floor aligned mood.

The intriguingly entitled ‘Femur Loveseat’ is a crisp and stark electro track. It has shimmering synths laid over the menacing groove and as it wiggles along they morph into pixelated notes that dance round the scale. The result is a track with dark energy and a serene sense of futurism that elevates it above mere tool.

This is a great way to start what is sure to become an essential new label for DJs and dancers alike.

MFRED1 My Favorite Robot 'Femur Loveseat'

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The Mansisters is the moniker of the infamous Kasper Bjørke and Sexy Lazer - the Copenhagen residents who are also behind the series of curated releases on hfn music known as Sisters & Brothers.

Now the duo found time in their crazy production and touring schedules to pull together a superb new EP that further raises the bar of the series. 

‘Amigo’ is the lead track, a bouncy post wave groove thing with a killer bassline and splashes of fuzz guitar. 

‘Belly’ is a low slung bass affair, slowly introducing percussion, but maintaining a deep, wonky vibe throughout. 

‘Queens of The Night’ steps up the tempo with crisp programmed beats and an arpeggiated bass line. The lead synth line is pure Kosmische and a cheeky tempo drop brings a new direction to the cut. 

Finally Paulor, the Mexican producer and DJ, also adds his touch to lead track ‘Amigo’, bringing in multiple new flavours in his epic 9 minute remix.

The Mansisters - Amigo (Paulor Remix)

London based Polymath records brings new 3 track EP from label boss and back-office caretaker, Third Son - "The You In You Isn't the You You Thought Was In You".
As concept labels go, Third Son’s Polymath has quickly risen the ranks helped in no small part by the label heads razor-sharp focus and Herculean studio skills. As concept labels go, Third Son’s Polymath has quickly risen the ranks helped in no small part by the label heads razor-sharp focus and Herculean studio skills.
Every now and again a track comes along that absolutely blows away the cobwebs, a track that straddles the line between experimental and the dancefloor, that takes us back to the first time we heard a track on Ninja Tune. Our pick up is titule, wonderful  acid techno tune , massive bass box, romantic and in the same time menacing synth line warning you about something could happen. record is out 15th November, buy here: https://www.traxsource.com/title/1226845/the-you-in-you-isnt-the-you-you-thought-was-in-you

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PREMIERE #682 | Third Son - The You In You Isn't the You You Thought Was In You [Polymath] 2019

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!