Interpret: V/A
Titel: Stiff Little Spinners Vol. 4
VÖ: 01.11.2013
Format: Download
Label: Audiolith
Vetrieb: Finetunes

Tracklist:
01. Gimmix – Missy
02. Joney – It’s Braining Schnaps And Frogs
03. Kalipo – Perspicientia
04. Krink – Talking
05. Rampue – Una Bluna
06. Torsun Teichgräber – De Plus En Plus Fort

Info Englisch:
After three super solid and well appreciated vinyl 12“ releases which were receiving nothing but love all over the place, have been played out on heavy rotation in clubs and at festivals and surely have been essential in shaping the relatively new Deep- / Slowhouse / (Neo)Cosmic offshoot that's not filed under a genre-defining flag yet but is partly described  as consisting  of „love songs that accidentally turned into tracks“ these days this series does not need no further introduction. 

The Stiff Little Spinners brand has grown and gained recognition on the club circuit especially throughout the past twelve months and that's why we serve it's fourth issue in a special, well chosen context of joy and celebration. 

Whilst the Audiolith mothership is turning 10 years in 2013, turning it's head into the next „Ten Years From Now“ with a special anniversary sampler LP the vinyl edition of Stiff Little Spinners Volume 4 will be included as additional bonus 12“ for this sampler and is not to be sold seperately, introducing the labels more club-focused side to all its followers. 

But now we're back to the music.

Starting the musical journey with Gimmix  „Missy“ it's pretty obvious why the trademark Stiff Little Spinners-sound goes way beyond the term of Deep- or SlowHouse as the use of tender vocal samples and heartwarming melodies with an uplifting twist on top of deepest basslines sparks nothing but innocent happiness.

Stepping forward we're running into Joney – Hamburg's uber-active jack-of-all-trades who simply states „It's Braining Schnaps And Frogs“ with his excursion into stomping, sub-driven Techno House. Aware of Sheffield's Bleeps & Clonks he easily manages to keep the drums marching straight away whilst delicate strings tell a totally different tale, reminiscing about these few calm minutes before the sun sets. These opposite sides of the story easily fall into place for good, making this brain out a very special tune for special moments.

Next up is the great Kalipo with „Perspicientia“ and the Frittenbude-trained master of analogue gear surely knows what the lovers of this series call out for. This time he's on an ever evolving, innocently (Neo)Trance-induced tip, shifting through frolicking chords and organic basslines, building layers and layers of melodies, sounds and greatly processed vocal bits, slightly referring to Future Garage musically but thrilling every floor that's based on a decent four by four. Nothing but quality in here.

Stiff Little Spinners-mastermind Krink steps up to the circuit with his instant classic „Talking“ which is paying great respect to the early days of Chitown whilst keeping the sweet functionality and maximum dancefloor effect of stripped down House Music in mind. One of these rare tracks that's totally living up to the history of House in every little detail. But still „Talking“ is way more than a pure emulation of what has been once as the man they call Krink is breathing sex and soul and love and a vision with every micro-tone included in this masterpiece.

Another uncrowned master of sweetness in dance floor music is Rampue who is exploring slightly different realms here with shuffling beats, Spanish vibes and romantic Flamenco'esque guitars embedded in a synth heavy surrounding that feels no fear of vibing of on offbeat structures and Jazz standards. “Una Bluna” is crossing borders and uniting the best of both musical worlds under one roof.

Finally Torsun Teichgräber gives us some kind of French goosebumps with his “De Plus En Plus Fort” - a lovely piano-driven affair based on highly intimate, uber-fragile female vocals that slowly are sucked in to a warm Acid (Not Acid)-flavored vision of (Tech) House that's second to none these days.         

Links:
http://www.facebook.com/stifflittlespinners
http://stifflittlespinners.wordpress.com
Audiolith Webshop http://www.audiolith.net/shop/stiff-little-spinners

Kontakt:
Artur@audiolith.net Booking
Chrissie@audiolith.net Promotion
Lars@audiolith.net Label


Stiff Little Spinners, Vol. 4

iTunes

Rampue - Una Bluna

Eagle & Baba - Free And Independent

My Remix for Bondi is out now on Juna Poly.

Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/7HEp3nXQvKwHmSflG5kXRa

BP:
https://www.beatport.com/release/turning-blind-matthias-meyer-remix/4153058

Bondi - Turning Blind (Matthias Meyer RMX)

Sam Paganini - Rave (Original Mix) [DRUMCODE]

I Remember (Tommy Phillips Remix)

A defining moment in music, The Trentemøller Chronicles (2007) showcases the Danish producer’s sound collection. A seamless fusion of minimal techno, deep house, electro, and cinematic downtempo. More than just a collection, this double album reflects a period of bold experimentation and refined production, gathering standout originals and remixes from 2003 to 2007.

Disc 1 delivers a carefully curated mix session by Trentemøller himself, blending tracks like Always Something Better, Killer Kat, and The Forest into a fluid listening experience. Disc 2 takes a broader perspective, featuring his sought-after remixes for Röyksopp, The Knife, Moby, and others, where his distinctive touch transforms each piece into something uniquely haunting and immersive.

Balancing dancefloor energy with melancholic depth, The Trentemøller Chronicles captures an artist at the height of his creative powers, bridging club-driven rhythms with evocative atmospheres. A must-have for fans of sophisticated electronic music.

Moan (Trentemøller Mix)

Sohn - Rennen (Remake)

Bikura - Levan

Taruun & Orika-Valley-(Mellon Place Records)

Red Bull Music Academy have launched their online Mixing Board in collaboration with Folder Studio, featuring original tracks from seven producers including Polar Inertia.

http://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/specials/2015-mixing-board/

Putting you in control of the BPM and volume of separate parts of the seven different tracks, there's original material to play.
You scroll to increase or decrease the BPM, and move your cursor around the page to alter the mix. As you play with each song, the selected videos correspond to the change in mood and tempo, offering an A/V web experience that's aimed at highlighting the link between music and human emotion.

INLAND RETURNS

For Lack Of A Better Album Title

Not Exactly


work by recondite - all tracks unreleased

listing:

Field Recording
Spoiled 
Sinuated
Sumble
Dawn
Solan
Waldluft
Wist 365
DRGS                 
Borderline          
Stomper             
P.M.S.                   
Radio Recording


Recondite Live Set for Absurd Recordings

Musical craftsman Jonathan Kaspar shows no sign of slowing down with the release of his Panem EP . Taking us on a sonic ride, he delivers two slices of spellbinding electronica for fellow German André Hommen’s remarkable imprint These Eyes. Opening the EP, Panem sets the tone as it delivers a dark and alluring soundscape that draws you in deep with its hypnotic percussion. Apart is equally as mesmeric. A steady roller with gurgling keys that transport you to a magical darkened forest, perfect for the early morning hours. “I sent ‘Panem’ to my good friend André Hommen right after I finished the track and he immediately said that this is the record he was waiting for in regards to his label, These Eyes. During a long B2B set in the early hours, we realized that ‘Apart’ paired up nicely to complete the release. Two tracks, two eyes.”

Jonathan Kaspar - Apart [These Eyes]

All Good Things Come To an END

@justinmarchacosmusic

Justin Marchacos // Megalithic Structures LP - Out Now on Endangered

Tracklist:
1.	The Traveller
2.	Invasion 
3.	Megalithic Structures (w/ @midas104) 
4.	Pas de Chance 
5.	Noose 
6.	Pursuit

Justin Marchacos returns to Brian Cid’s Endangered label with Megalithic Structures; a 6 track LP of powerful melodic techno & progressive house, which includes a collaboration with Berlin’s Midas 104.

Based in NYC, and a core artist of Endangered, Justin Marchacos has been steadily growing his profile since his first release on the imprint in 2018. As the follow up to his most recent EP on the legendary Cocoon label last year, this package of all originals is his largest artistic output to date, and a bold expression of his current musical direction.

“The Traveller” starts it off, and his background as a film composer is on full display with an extended orchestral intro. When the beat kicks in, high energy is shown right from this first track and the tone is set. “Invasion” follows and contains a heavy groove, stripped back production, and chopped up vocal samples that all create a fantastic swing. The title track “Megalithic Structures” is next up, and is the collaboration with Midas 104. Justin’s style, combined with Midas 104’s signature melancholic deep house and dreamy synths, creates a perspective of the sound of the future while at the same time referencing empires of old. “Pas de Chance” follows, and is the most driving track of the album and the apex of this plot. “Noose” signals a change in direction towards a more progressive sound, and “Pursuit” is the closer with full emotions released to end this chapter.

Justin describes the project: ““Feeling completely blessed to have the opportunity at this moment in my life to share some of the most powerful stories I’ve written... stories which bring strong, raw emotions to the listener. I wrote these in my own language... a language that is a reflection of my personality, but can be understood by anyone in the world. This is the beauty of music. I want my listeners to experience strange and unusual emotions...not just simple happiness and sadness, but feelings of gritty confidence, power mixed with bliss, wonder mixed with driving momentum, and pure joy. This collection of tracks has been years in the making, but firmly reflects my current aesthetic and the direction I’ve been moving as an artist. These tracks all have a very strong, personal meaning to me... and I could not be more excited to finally share them with the world.”

Justin Marchacos’ Megalithic Structures is released on Endangered Records, June 26th, 2020.

Megalithic Structures

Buy/Stream

Justin Marchacos  - Pursuit [Endangered]

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/alextodea

Quora: https://www.quora.com/profile/Alexandru-Todea-1

Curating beats with a passion for underground house vibes. Join me as we explore deep rhythms and connect through the essence of pure groove. Let's amplify the sound and vibe together!

Eagle & Baba - Free And Independent

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