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1982 komponierte Axel Schulß das Konzeptalbum "Papertiger and the Cat Cammerorchestra - TEE-Age" unter dem Pseudonym John Buttermann. 
Auf diesem Album war unter anderem der Titel "In The Disko" welcher von einem Kokainkauf auf einer Diskothekentoilette handelt.
Axel, der aus Münster kam, war sehr bekannt in der Kunstszene. Er studierte Philosophie, Journalismus und Germanistik. Zudem war er Mitglied der freien Künstlergemeinschaft SCHANZE (Münster),
Erfinder und Betreiber des Ü welches ebenfalls in Münster ist.

Axel Schulß starb 2009 an den Folgen seiner MS Erkrankung. Unser Ziel war es nun, dieses wunderbare Lied und somit auch Axel Schulß wieder auferleben zu lassen.
Wir danken dir Axel Schulß für dieses superwitzige denglische Meisterwerk! 


In 1982 Axel Schulß did a concept LP "Papertiger and the Cat Cammerorchestra - TEE-Age" under the alias John Buttermann which includes the track "In the disko". 
The Track is about a cocaindeal in a Discothektoilette.
He lived and was very well known in the art scene in Münster(Germany). He studied philosophy, journalism and german language.
Axel also was a member of the art collective SCHANZE and founder of the Ü in Münster.

Writer, musician and artist Axel Schulß aka John Buttermann has died in 2009.
We wanted to rerelease this Track in thoughts to the artist.
Thank you Axel Schulß for this great and funny denglish electronic masterpiece! 



Songtext/Lyrics:

You should once the people see(n)
Going shopping for cocaine
Dealers vor the disko stehn
Ask you with them rhinezugehn

In the disko
In the disko-disko

Drowssen is too much gefahr
"Yesterday" were bullen da
And they also have long haar
So you ask: "What make we da?"

In the disko 
Aber wo ?
In the disko
On the (k)lo(o)
Ach so!!

Though you know it stinks da so
You are creeping to the klo
You and dealer - each a door
When police comes: naked poe

Then the deal from cell to cell
He gives cocaine - you give geld
Then the paper-rustle-show
Plus push-button-waterfall

In the disko
On the klo
Ach so !!

Papertiger and the Catcammer Orchestra - In The Disko (Original)

Yellow Sky * Instrumental

Jonny Rock a familiar face on the London house and disco scenes is recognized by many for working behind the counter at Phonica Records & Blackmarket Records during the 00’s and as the dude for playing the guitar in ‘Freaks’ project. Rock skillfully joins the dots between the old school house, underground disco and boogie vibes in a party setting.

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https://thenothingspecial.bandcamp.com/merch/jonny-rock-way-over-there

Jonny Rock - Kardes

There’s no holding back with this killer remix of Komodo’s 'Running To The Sun' by Eric Duncan. Within the first thirty seconds the drums are already rolling in like a build up to an epic John Bonham of Led Zeppelin fame drum solo. And this is key to this remix, the live drum pattern by Rafi Muhammad add an almost infectious groove to an already relentless jacking bass line. Creating a worthy support for stuttering, swirling arpeggios, fluttering acid lines and effects as they pierce through the smoke of a sweating, throbbing dance floor. And if this is still not enough, in come the wonderfully nagging old skool house chords, breaking up the intensity of this rollercoaster of a peak time track, providing a glowing warmth whilst giving off the sentimental feeling of piano laden house music of yesteryear. A five star summer house slab of wax from the Not An Animal camp.  More please x

Words: Nick Smith

PREMIERE: Komodo - Running Into The Sun (Eric Duncan Remix) [Not An Animal]

Alternate unreleased version of "Multitude Of Sin"

Multitude Of Sin (Version Imagination)

Following the release of last year's 'Pink Tango' EP, Ponty Mython returns to Futureboogie Recordings with another selection of high-quality paradise nuggets. Four slices of forward thinking exotics and Balearic adventures, including a remix by space cadet Jonny Rock. Streaming here today, digger extraordinaire and Worldwide FM radio host Jonny Rock delivers a chunky crowd swayer. A wigged out, tribal space dance that enters transcendental realms, as aircraft sounds pass over head and tweaky acid bubbles over a chuggy groove.

Read more: http://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/ponty-mython-jealous-lover-jonny-rock-remix-futureboogie 
Buy: https://fanlink.to/speakforyourself 

https://soundcloud.com/jonnyrock
https://soundcloud.com/pontymython
https://soundcloud.com/futureboogie

Premiere: Ponty Mython - Jealous Lover (Jonny Rock Future Is Now Remix) [Futureboogie Recordings]

Moving Still - Inta Min Feen? (OTE006)
Release date: 28th february 2020
Label: Orange Tree Edits: (https://soundcloud.com/orangetreeedits)
https://soundcloud.com/jimmyrouge

Up next on Jimmy Rouge’s Orange Tree imprint is Moving Still aka Jamal Sul. Following his Dar Disku release, supported by Hunee and Palms Trax, Jamal steps up with an eclectic four track EP full of Arabic influenced chuggers, a style quickly becoming synonymous with the young Dublin based producer.

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PREMIERE :  Moving Still - Ah Stop

https://pleasure-pool.bandcamp.com/album/night-scars-ep

Pleasure Pool – Night Scars EP

1 Night Scars – 6.22
2 Ask Your Body – 6.22
3 Wassily – 3.10


Written and produced by Pleasure Pool

Pleasure Pool are a new Glasgow band who may wear their influences on their sleeve (they could have easily been in-house band at The Paradise Garage) yet still manage to have a lot of uniqueness & sound of now. They say – “8 am. Yellow on wood. In the moist, the dry fantasises. Blue mood, contemplative. Bass still vibrates, vibrates through the temples. I try to be tired, tried, but who needs sleep tonight? Way to awake to dream, too dreamy to sleep. Other days are starting, good one. Another bit of yellow, air, frantic heart. Beat. Beaten by the night, beaten by the day. Red. Bed? Not yet. On to green, even if it’s grey. There’s always time to play.

That’s how Pleasure Pool leave you, always wanting more. Glasgow’s underground birds put out their first release on Optimo Music. Dreamlike vocals are surrounded by pulsing synth-landscapes, which introduce the listener to their own unique temporality. Somewhere between the euphoria of a 6am rave and the organised psychedelia of an Anni Albers textile, the sound bounces hypnotically on your brainstem until the hypothalamus pukes endorphins out. What colour would Kandinsky find for this one?”

Out on Optimo Music Digital Danceforce March 13th 2020

Optimo Music Digital Danceforce 023 - Pleasure Pool - Night Scars EP

Oskar Offermann - Drive Me Home Please (WHITE 015)

“Music is a borderless language”
This is our gargantuan motto at Fauve Records.

With this mission statement arose a new project called 西 WEST & 東 EAST.
Born from the desire to link the world of the West & the East. The idea was to ask two artist/band to collaborate on a split EP, with one original track each and finally to remix each others’ work.

For Volume 1, it is with humble esteem that we present you to Mameen 3 (DJ SoFa & Cheb Runner) from Belgium/Morocco in collaboration with Dea (1/4 of Zatua/Music From Memory) from Indonesia.  We are extremely happy to launch the new series with this extraordinary collection of retro-futuristic club music.

First up is Mameen 3 with their original title “Dada Glitter”. A hypnotic burner that feels like the instrumental B-side of a fitness instruction song made by Ziad Rahbani's grandson in 2043. Wake up in utopia and find yourself high on XTC on a glittery Bellydance rave under the Moonshine of Djerbas beaches. An absolute sparkler faithfully signed: soFa & Cheb Runner. 

On remix duty of the previously mentioned track is the Indonesian future legend called Dea. After getting his hands on a vintage vocoder he pulled out all its magic blessing onto this stripped-down oriental-future-groover.  A highly forceful bassline and effectively simple punchy beats do justice to this cosmic vocoder-funk gem. With lush chords and modestly well done modular toms, he puts the cherry on the cake. A masterpiece in a back-alley illegal trafficking vibe with intimate curiosity!

On the flip side is Dea’s original piece “Mesopotamia”. Just when you thought you’ve travelled enough in this EP, the shaman takes it a step further by landing you on a planet where all genres live together in harmony. Classical, space odyssey, salsa, middle-eastern, you name it, the influences are endless. With a clean yet effective 4x4 analogue-sounding pulse, he handles a multiverse of emotions that will take you on the best drugless trip you can experience. 

Last but not least, Mameen 3’s “Rai Not Raimix” finishes the EP in style. Re-inventing the genre-less track by giving it an aspect of a sorcerer marching band. Amidst airy FM trumpets, off-groove claps and enthralled choirs the duo brings along the final smoky touch of this treasury of oddities.

Optimo Music Digital Danceforce 023 - Pleasure Pool - Night Scars EP

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