One of the best and sad house track ever produced. Just fantastic work. I use it a lot for my warm up sessions. Clap Clap Clap Adam.  

devil &bride - Save Me From Harm

When I realised that every word is just an extension of a previous that has met its end, it seemed inconceivable to me that anyone could ever reach a place where they felt content with language. That is to say language as an emotive driving force, language as a pendulum that swings between a predetermined pool of words, ones that morph in shape and sound but rarely in meaning. Naturally, this meant that every word also has its upper and lower limits, suspended like a tightrope between the factions of time. For example, the word ‘happy’ has a limited life span until it inevitably becomes ‘ecstatic’; ‘ecstatic’ only exists insofar until it transforms into ‘euphoric’. Imagine if we consistently reduced the ranges of these words until we only had a few to describe everything around us. Which would you choose?

Egyptian-Australian based producer and DJ Moktar is one of those artists for which language never suffices. Instead, his music requires spiritual and personal attention as you find yourself flooded with a wave of visceral emotion through the lens of leftfield techno and IDM. The same goes for his third musical offering, a self-titled EP coming via Mall Grab's Steel City Dance Discs.

Following his inaugural single 'Silk' and then 'Lemon' is no easy feat, but the emotionally-charged 'Drip' is ripe with warm pads and a quavering gentle high-synth line that highlights Moktar's versatility, not only as a producer but also as an artist. 'Drip' is imbued in the same sensibility as the rest of the EP, one which celebrates his Arabic heritage and culture after having spent years facing stereotyping and racism in so-called Australia. Defined by his beautifully crafted intersections between future club music and traditional Arabic instrumentation and sampling, Moktar represents an artist who has now reached a point where he feels comfortable moving around freely, physically and spiritually. 'Drip' is a welcome pause amongst the organised chaos of the rest of the high-energy EP. It is a call to reflect on the moods and feelings that he has so carefully embedded in the EP, and an invitation to follow your true self.

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PREMIERE: Moktar - Drip [Steel City Dance Discs]

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Come Back to Me

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Lars Moston & Sabrina Mue - Breakaway

Lars Moston - Come Back To Me

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For his second release on Dantze, Rampue got Rosa Lux with her fantastic voice and I'm not a Band for the authentic strings on board. They will show you, that there's also an unhurried wilderness above the clouds. The second original Leporidae is what you expect of the typical mysterious Rampue sound. To put the cherry on the cake, we have stunning remixes, by Schlepp Geist, Mario Aureo and David Hasert for you.

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rampue - Leporidae (SNIPPET)

Produced by Adam Marshall
Mastered by Dietrich @ Complete NYC.


Thelon

NK12 - Thelon - Adam Marshall

House music compilation from Leipzig vinyl pressing plant R.A.N.D. Muzik featuring Rudolf C, Salomo, Tim Schlockermann and Carmel

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PREMIERE: Rudolf C - Accreation Disc [R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings]

Nathan Micay introduces a new label into the Schvitz family: Eternal Schvitz, a home for re- issues of those most rare slabs of wax. The inaugural release offers a sampler of coveted tunes from the fabled Baby Blue Records run by Chris Simmonds between1990-1993. Almost impossible to find, these tunes have become a thing of discogs legend, offering up a snapshot into the label's short but memorable run. Lovingly re-stored straight from the DAT tapes of yore. To fight the evil no-ID-DJ forces currently at work, every release will be providing 60% of the cut to the artists and ensuring their credits are front and centre. The remaining 40% of profits will go to aequa, a Berlin-based collective with a focus on empowerment of women, trans and non- binary folks through gatherings for interpersonal exchange. Schvitz is Love. Schvitz is communal.

Eternal Schvitz 001: Baby Blue Records Sampler

LT serves up his debut EP for X-Kalay spanning pacey tech, slo-mo drum funk and breaks laden house.

Pre order: https://bit.ly/37GhbP0

Released 7th January 2020

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Artist: Aloka
Title: View Source
Label: Haŵs
Cat No: HAWS007
Format: 12” Vinyl

Tracklist: 
A1. View Source
A2. Blind Spot
B1. Red Shift
B2. Enigma

Now with a steady accumulation of exciting names in their back catalogue and hammering along their stride, Cardiff-based event promoters and label Haŵs welcomes Aloka to the household. For the imprint’s 7th release comes the interplanetary ‘View Source’ EP, an arsenal of controlled chaos via four essential, dark electro cuts.

The titular ‘View Source’ is a vicious opener, brandishing its pummelling acid and muscular drums with a snarl. There’s no retraction of the hostility when it moves to ‘Blind Spot’, however, whose sinister drones take flight like birds of prey over the percussion and synths that squirm as though they’re being targeted down below.

The flip side introduces ‘Red Shift’, a vehement stomper with a proud disposition and a classic electro beat, its acid-lines flaring up in a temper-tantrum of robotic aggression. Finally, the attack is subdued. The EP finishes on a more melodic close with ‘Enigma’, a drowsy, rich soundscape of atmospherics that seem to fall in slow motion. There’s a real sense of space with this finale; recurrent flares of synths stammer over the languorous bassline, withdrawing and emerging like the gasping embers of a fire in a vast room. A final breath extinguishes the flame.

Electro has many flavours, and Aloka traverses this palette with ease from its gritty peaks all the way down to its melancholic depths.

Aloka - View Source (HAWS007)

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With Solar Return EP, Bristol-based artist, Jon Chmielewski, who goes by the alias Zobol, continues to refine his space age-y, sci-fi leaning approach to dance music. Across three sprawling tracks, Zobol takes listeners on a voyage through distant, expansive, awe-inspiring soundscapes. 
	Opening track, “Rings of Saturn (Fading),” is a sonic portal into another dimension, one seemingly unbothered by the ordinary rules and logic of space and time. The track illustrates what it might feel like for one’s body, or a substance of some kind, to undergo a form of transmutation. Beginning with a skeletal kick-drum pattern, it quickly evolves with glistening synth arpeggios, atmospheric, reverberating keys, undulating bass, and squelchy acid hits. It’s almost as if the track takes on a life of its own as it continues mutating into a surprisingly graceful, multi-tiered organism with every new break. 
	Dropping on July 31st via Birmingham-based Erbium Records, this track is refreshingly organic and tuneful, while still retaining a mechanized, heady approach. While Zobol’s work here might not be exactly humanist, it certainly has a mercurial, exploratory quality to it that feels very much the work of someone who is tirelessly searching for new, inventive ways of synthesizing machine-made sounds for the dancefloor.

PREMIERE: Zobol - Rings Of Saturn

Irish newcomer Dylan Forbes joins Echocentric Records for a debut vinyl release full of chopped-up vocals, spacious synths and brisk sub-bass heavy rhythms. Running at full pace from the onset, this one takes no prisoners.

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ECR006 Kingston EP

PREMIÈRE: Dylan Forbes - Return 2 Return

https://echocentricrecords.bandcamp.com/album/field-of-view-ep

Forward-thinking electronics courtesy of Australian new-comer Solar Suite with fellow Melburnian Escape Artist turning up on the flip with a euphoric remix of ‘Outer Orbit’.  

MUSICA AUSTRALIS INCOGNITA -SERIES PT 1

This release is the first in a three-part series titled “Musica Australis Incognita” showcasing timeless and captivating contemporary electronic music from a new-generation of Australian producers.

The series starts in Melbourne with Solar Suite’s solo debut (Escape Artist remixing) on the 16th of October. In early December, the spotlight moves to Sydney with another solo debutant, Point Guard at the controls with a PMA remix. Finally, in late January we see the return of DJ Life to the label with a fellow Melbournian Rudolf C on remix duties.

Field Of View EP

𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐅𝐂𝐋𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐕𝐄 ➟ Solar Suite - Outer Orbit

B2 Black Cadmium - Sexy Acid

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Adam O
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"Written and recorded remotely in the fall of 2020, Adam O and MALT present "CODEC", a five-track EP in the formats of a 3” pocket CD and digital. Drawing from the themes of the virtual systems, isolation, and a distorted perception of time, "CODEC" reminisces experiences of the warehouse reaching through the smoking area with organically driven acid, pulsating techno, and mysterious breaks."

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