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Forgot to post this one earlier this year... It got aired on NTS nearly when I released my EP on AD 93.

Tracklist:
https://www.nts.live/shows/whities-w-tasker/episodes/whities-w-tasker-21st-february-2021

AD 93 w/ Amandra @ NTS show, 21.02.21

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EXIT SOMEONE - Dry Your Eyes

AC36 - OUT Jan. 17th 2017 (Tape w/mp3 - Limited to 100) 

Pre-order : www.atelierciseaux.com/shop

Sydney, The List Goes On

IP025 - Saåad - Verdaillon LP
Pre-order the vinyl https://inparadisum.bandcamp.com/album/verdaillon
Out September 15th 2016

Descending from the Toulousian post-hardcore scene, Romain Barbot and Gregory Buffier have produced more than a dozen tormented ambient-drone records under the name Saåad, such as the remarkable Deep Float (Hands In The Dark, 2014). Upon invitation of the local Les Orgues festival, giving them access to the Puget organ located in the Church of Notre-Dame de la Dalbade, they composed an original creation that In Paradisum is proud to publish under the form of the album Verdaillon. 

Through dynamics of elevation, suspension and tension, Saåad’s music reaches altered states. Consisting of thick patches of sound, it gathers powerful harmonies and buries them under samples of the world’s rustling sounds. The sources are rarely identifiable, which makes for the singularity to each record. 

Verdaillon goes against the lyrical outbursts that are familiar to a certain register of ambient music, and towards an extremely rare quality of dynamic and detail. The record’s singular and discreet beauty is due to the organ in all of its most secular aspects, and to a certain « something in the air » of that particular place, on those particular days. The finale of Vorde provides the key to the record: it takes the listeners back to the instrument’s origins, at a time when the spiritual was part of ordinary life.

Saåad - The Harvest

Interview and tracklist: http://www.thefader.com/2016/09/06/fader-mix-tunji-ige

The FADER

FADER Mix: Tunji Ige

OJPB (@OJPB) is one of several aliases that Montreal-based Olivier Borzeix goes by. You may have heard some of his previous work under his Bowly (@Bowly), DÐD or MTSP monikers (have a listen to his MIXED BY/). Making his live debut as OJPB at last year’s Mutek Festival, he has shifted the bulk of his production to this pseudonym. His hardware focused approach to a more house-leaning sound revolves around an MPC 2000XL which he refers to as the “brain” of his studio.

With two EPs under his belt as OJPB, one a widely successful release on Tensnake’s True Romance label just a few months ago, he is back with his third release, a follow-up EP forthcoming on local favourites Parages Music.

We have the premiere of the A1 track, Pythonisse, for your listening pleasure. A slowly developing, hypnotizing analog jam, it’s consistent with the sound that OJPB has been cultivating over his first couple of releases. Shimmering chords, a groovy shaker and some afro-percussion really lend a bit of tropical warmth to the overall vibe. A deep, walking bassline adds support to the overall composition but the focal point is on the synth work which gradually evolves into a mesmerizing climax that’s bound to have a few closed-eye, hands in the air moments on late night dancefloors. Don’t miss out on this release which includes a lovely D’Marc Cantu remix and pre-order it here: http://bit.ly/2fxv6Q8

Read more on : http://bit.ly/2fxtcz2

PREMIERE : OJPB - Pythonisse

Recorded in Montreal (Nov. 2016) by @massyl

For the first episode of Chambre Noire mix series, we start things off with our dear friend Massyl. Originally from Paris, he’s been living in Montreal for the last 5 years, where he has built a strong reputation among the community. Enjoy this lovely blend of jazz, house, disco and more surprises, which will give you a good idea of what to expect when this smiley dude is behind the decks. If you’re around Montreal check him out, he never disappoints!

Image by Peter Turner, 1971

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