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Submerged

Sunday Week 6 2020

Random joint I did on the SP + MicroKorg a few weeks back.
Photo of me chillin' by the super talented homie Moe Chakiri / http://pitchamerollin.tumblr.com/

Fredfades - Summery SP Joint

An experimental approach of a unique track and a unique release by Zomby for Hyperdub 

www.discogs.com/Zomby-Zomby-EP/master/15850
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MydWA8FCuk

Acapella lyrics are borrowed by Danny Darko's 'Butterfly'

BandCamp

Zomby - Test Me For A Reason (Ginger Vag Extended Edit)

lost south

SP beat I did with @sunraw in Oslo a few months back.
Enjoy!

Fredfades & S. Raw #002

Dleeb - The Hoover Situation [RSRV006]

Hybrid Theory

By Myself

Slope Dubs

Daylight (Slope Remix Dub)

Heal U

Syncopation will be out on Soundcloud & Bandcamp in FREE DOWNLOAD, and available for listening in all the streaming platforms on MARCH 16th.

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Free Download

Walters - Leng Specialist

Phoenix - 1901 (Zaturn Remix)

Yak presents his first solo EP on the 3024 imprint! Three intricate percussive excursions showcasing this man's amazing talent. Rhodes Island is a vibey drum 'n bass number with dazzling edits and beat trickery, reminding us of the legacies of Nucleus and Paradox while still sounding extremely 2018. Don Greno is a more garage influenced roller that has been doing the rounds as a dub on Rinse. Ocean Floor is a sluggish, dubbed out drum groove perfect for those late night early morning vibrations.

3 Yak - Don Greno (3024-FYE2)

@plant43
Taken from: 'Future Massive: Volume 1'
http://futuremassive.bandcamp.com

Ltd edition yellow vinyl.
Released worldwide, 12th April 2019.

Plant43 - Ceilometer

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He's The Greatest Dancer (Sam Redmore Remix)

Sister Sledge - He's The Greatest Dancer (Sam Redmore's Tropical Disco Mix)

Artist: Skeleton Army
Title: Catchy Schisms Remixes
Label: Killer Smile
Cat: KS002
Release Date: 16th Aug 2019

Track List :
A1) Touch (Coco Bryce Rewerk)
A2) Catchy Schisms (Etch Slo-Fast Remix)
B1) Bedlam Jennie (Army of Ghosts Remix)
B2) Bedlam Jennie (Skeleton Army Remix)
Digi) Catchy Schisms (Etch Apachism Remix)

Killer Smile return with four fresh mutations of the "Catchy Schisms EP" by Skeleton Army (John Morrow), including a drum and bass mix of the Foul Play influenced "Touch" reworked by Dutch jungle Don Coco Bryce.

Coco's version of "Touch" builds on John's legendary work in the 90s drum and bass scene as a member of Foul Play. The gentle piano keys and soft vocal samples shine over a backdrop of tight amen chops and uplifting Reese bass fit for any early morning rave epiphany.

Etch delivers a heavyweight slice of breakbeat science with his take on "Catchy Schisms", mixing up the tempos, dismantling then reconstructing drums and adding plummeting deep bass in a dark sci-fi voyage.

Lowering the tempo Army Of Ghosts craft their own unique version of "Bedlam Jennie" with their twisted techno mix, using multiple layers of abstract samples, thuggish four-fours and swirling FX designed to disorientate and surprise.

The final track on the EP is a breakbeat driven mix of "Bedlam Jennie", revisited by Skeleton Army himself. Maintaining the themes of the original EP, this version is melodic yet firmly rooted in leftfield territory, a fresh excursion into an abstract vision of house music.

Available digitally and on limited edition coloured vinyl with hand stamped labels.

A bonus Apache drenched remix of “Catchy Schisms” by Etch is available digitally exclusive to Bandcamp.


A Hungry Ghost.
http://www.twohungryghosts.com
http://soundcloud.com/twohungryghosts

Skeleton Army - Catchy Schisms (Etch Apachism Remix) KS002 Digital Only

Skeleton Army - Catchy Schisms (Etch Slo-Fast Remix) KS002

Walking through the city there was little which made him smile, noisy traffic roared past and the sound of sirens filled the air as the steam billowed from the drains by the sidewalk. This was what life in the big smoke was supposed to be, hectic, hazy and horrid. It wasn't a happy place but a frightening maze built up of robust concrete, iron and glass. Bars played music loudly out into the open night air as some danced in shiny windows - at least they looked happy. He sat at the bus stop and waited for his number to roll up - on the wall opposite somebody had painted some graffiti. "Life's Good" it read...

Perhaps, he smiled. 

Silvestre is a producer very much in demand at the moment with a number of releases popping off on the likes of Padre Himalaya, Secretsundaze and Diskotopia. This is his latest, a drawn out affair with power and punch for Meda Fury.

Year EP

PREMIERE: Silvestre - Life's Good [Meda Fury]

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Om Unit - Submerged (SUBMERGED01)
Six track EP
Release Date: 31st January 2020 
Limited Edition 12” Vinyl / Digital

A1. Patterning
A2. A Groove
A3. Vertigo
B1. Runes
B2. Long Summer
B3. Peninsula

Get 12" Vinyl / Digital: http://bit.ly/SUBMERGED01_BC

Om Unit steps into 2020 with 'Submerged', a six-track EP comprised of varied uptempo grooves, which in his own way defy categorisation once again. 

'Runes', the first single, invokes a sense of nostalgia back to his work on 'threads' with gently rolling percussion and bass lines that support a synth landscape that invoke the a sense of the other-worldly dance-floor.

'Submerged', a six-track EP comprised of varied uptempo grooves, which in his own way defy categorisation once again, released 31st January 2020.

Submerged (SUBMERGED01)

Get 12" Vinyl

Runes (Submerged)

Om Unit steps into 2020 with ‘Submerged’, a six-track EP comprised of varied uptempo grooves, which in his own way defy categorisation once again. The EP draws influence from various aspects of the techno landscape as much as borrowing from tropes of previous work including his trademark use of space, rhythmic tension and sub-heavy hypnotic bass melodies. A record that showcases further diversity and sonic innovation within the realm of what has been coined ‘160’, a loose term to describe a movement which he himself has helped to pioneer since the early 2010’s.

Submerged opens with the electro-inspired ‘Patterning’, which takes as much influence from Detroit as from the rhythmic structure of jungle and broken beat, drawing a parallel between these forms in a similar fashion to artists such as deep blue or even 4 hero might have in the 90’s but with an upfront broken structure that might even be described as ‘retro-futurist’ in it’s electro sensibilities. ‘A Groove’ comes next leaning fully into a 4 x 4 foundation, with classic Juke-style construction, paying respect to modern funk in the process with it’s classic Roland pads and sun-drenched synth lead line whilst borrowing a jungle break here and there not in a dissimilar fashion to his work as ‘Philip D Kick’. Side A closes with ‘Vertigo’ which takes us in to a minimal eyes-down realm with a hypnotic vocal sample and a half-stepping percussive structure all supported by a seriously low sub-rhythm. Not one for the feint-hearted selector. Side B opens with ‘Runes’ which invokes a sense of nostalgia back to his work on ‘threads’ with gently rolling percussion and bass lines that support a synth landscape that invoke the a sense of the other-worldly dance-floor. Next up it’s ‘Long Summer’ a grounded and percussive Jazzy workout not that dissimilar to tracks from 2019’s ‘Violet’ EP, taking influence from Bukem’s classic ambient jungle of the 90’s but with his own unmistakable half-stepping ‘slow-fast’ groove. The record closes with ‘Peninsula’ which again whilst not being dissimilar to the work of ‘Violet’ this time takes the 160 realm into to a slow-mo 4/4 groove heavily inspired by the masters of dub techno, backed up with a classic syncopated breakbeat in classic Om Unit style.

This EP is another chapter in Om Unit’s work around the 160bpm realm, taking complete ownership of his process and leaning away from the confines of genre once again, expressing ideas that whilst lean heavily into known places make connections that some might not at first easily perceive. 
credits
releases January 31, 2020

Artwork by Oliver Yorke
Mastered by Bob Macc at Subvert Central Mastering
Vinyl Cut my Lewis Hopkin at Star Delta Mastering

Patterning

Long Summer

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Om Unit - Submerged (SUBMERGED01)
Six track EP
Release Date: 31st January 2020
Limited Edition 12” Vinyl / Digital

A1. Patterning
A2. A Groove
A3. Vertigo
B1. Runes
B2. Long Summer
B3. Peninsula

Get 12" Vinyl / Digital: bit.ly/SUBMERGED01_BC

Om Unit steps into 2020 with ‘Submerged’, a six-track EP comprised of varied uptempo grooves, which in his own way defy categorisation once again. The EP draws influence from various aspects of the techno landscape as much as borrowing from tropes of previous work including his trademark use of space, rhythmic tension and sub-heavy hypnotic bass melodies. A record that showcases further diversity and sonic innovation within the realm of what has been coined ‘160’, a loose term to describe a movement which he himself has helped to pioneer since the early 2010’s.

Submerged opens with the electro-inspired ‘Patterning’, which takes as much influence from Detroit as from the rhythmic structure of jungle and broken beat, drawing a parallel between these forms in a similar fashion to artists such as deep blue or even 4 hero might have in the 90’s but with an upfront broken structure that might even be described as ‘retro-futurist’ in it’s electro sensibilities. ‘A Groove’ comes next leaning fully into a 4 x 4 foundation, with classic Juke-style construction, paying respect to modern funk in the process with it’s classic Roland pads and sun-drenched synth lead line whilst borrowing a jungle break here and there not in a dissimilar fashion to his work as ‘Philip D Kick’. Side A closes with ‘Vertigo’ which takes us in to a minimal eyes-down realm with a hypnotic vocal sample and a half-stepping percussive structure all supported by a seriously low sub-rhythm. Not one for the feint-hearted selector. Side B opens with ‘Runes’ which invokes a sense of nostalgia back to his work on ‘threads’ with gently rolling percussion and bass lines that support a synth landscape that invoke the a sense of the other-worldly dance-floor. Next up it’s ‘Long Summer’ a grounded and percussive Jazzy workout not that dissimilar to tracks from 2019’s ‘Violet’ EP, taking influence from Bukem’s classic ambient jungle of the 90’s but with his own unmistakable half-stepping ‘slow-fast’ groove. The record closes with ‘Peninsula’ which again whilst not being dissimilar to the work of ‘Violet’ this time takes the 160 realm into to a slow-mo 4/4 groove heavily inspired by the masters of dub techno, backed up with a classic syncopated breakbeat in classic Om Unit style.

This EP is another chapter in Om Unit’s work around the 160bpm realm, taking complete ownership of his process and leaning away from the confines of genre once again, expressing ideas that whilst lean heavily into known places make connections that some might not at first easily perceive.
credits
releases January 31, 2020

Artwork by Oliver Yorke
Mastered by Bob Macc at Subvert Central Mastering
Vinyl Cut my Lewis Hopkin at Star Delta Mastering

A Groove

Om Unit kicks off 2020 with a six-track EP of 160 bpm slammers, ‘Submerged’. Hear the rumbling sub bass and anxious half-time rhythm of ‘Vertigo’ now 

More info: https://djmag.com/music/premiere-om-unit-vertigo

Premiere: Om Unit ‘Vertigo’

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