For this months show our resident and co-founder Tywi is joined for the second hour by Viewpoints. They run through 2 hours of club-ready electro, soft trance and house heaters.

Haŵs w/ Tywi & Viewpoints - March 2021

Glispy continues to share favorite artist podcasts and next is @palmstructure a.k.a DJ Sendnudes. You guys can enjoy listening to superb Breaks and House mix with this guy. 
He's our local artist who works in @vodkast12 and also he's a super selector and music enthusiast :)

Enjoy

Glispcast #05 - DJ Sendnudes

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Matt Waro & Xero - Vodka (Evâa Pearl Jungle)

Medusa

I Want To Believe Part 2 (Acedepik )

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Red Richards & Maximilian Beck - I Want To Believe Part 2 (Acedepik )

Another in-house favourite from the vaults: the garage/r’n’b earworm ‘Don’t Tell Me (How Love Should Feel)’ by 2-BMW. A Tony Humphries/Zanzibar choice, the sole release on Life Of Luxury in 1990 was New Jersey producer Larry P Rauson’s first cut, and never saw a full release. Remixed by The Man In Bed. Remixes remixed by Compassion Crew and Larry P Rauson.

Written by Davis/Rauson/Mickey. Produced by Larry P Rauson. Restored and mastered by Thomas P Heckmann at Trope. Cut by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnittstelle. Artwork by Mel Keane. 

Larry on ‘Don’t Tell Me’: “Tony played the song at Zanzibar (on a) Saturday night. That Sunday morning my phone was blowing up... That weekend gave me the moment of my career. I was an engineer at the local cable company. Listening to Tony Humphries on the radio, not expecting it, Tony Humphries played my record on his show... I did not last much longer at that job."

2-BMW 'Don't Tell Me (How Love Should Feel)[MPR016/CC003]

Released on 3rd July
Pre Order: https://originssound.bandcamp.com/album/kilig-is-it-time-ep

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Following the release of ‘Blue Coat, Red Dress’ earlier this year, kilig steps up for their first EP for UK party and label Origins. Marking the second output for the imprint, ‘Is It Time’ will be available on the 3rd July. 

Holding a residency at London venue Night Tales, kilig draws from the city’s dynamic rave sound, moving away from the previous ambient tones found on their last EP. Leading with the title track, the single is tinged with euphoria as a warm vocal sample echos over shimmering synths. ‘VHS Flex’ and ‘Buckled’ take a darker turn as the sun sets into evening, filled with grittiness and attitude. The EP comes to a close with ‘Bed Test’, a night-to-light record with an endorphin-rich melody. 

Explaining the story and connection with Origins, kilig says, “When kilig started I made a little list of targets and places that I wanted to play, and people that I wanted to send music too. In terms of London, Origins sat pretty high on that list, booking names I genuinely looked up to. I finally got some music in front of the team there and a conversation opened up, but not about playing, instead they wanted to release a record. In the year since that conversation I’ve written a fair few club tracks. The writing process was very different to other stuff I make, maybe evident in the broad range of styles on this EP; my favourite elements of techno, breaks, house and electro, without sitting still for too long.

It feels somewhat ironic that during this time, where clubs can't even open, I would be releasing my first full club-centric EP - posing: Is It Time? 

I couldn’t be more excited to be working with the Origins team, especially in this strange time. I hope you find a suitable Time? to enjoy the release, and hopefully we can enjoy it together soon.” 

Origins launched their label in 2017 with an EP from Tomossini which featured a remix from Hodge and saw support from Anastasia Kristensen during her Boiler Room debut.

Artwork by Victoria Louise Boyle

kilig - Is it time EP (PREVIEW) (OUT 3RD JULY)

We’re putting out the first Mister Saturday Night Records release in a long while. It’s by Russell E.L. Butler, and it’s called “Blah Blah”. The record comes out on Friday, September 4, and it contains three tracks made in Prague at the Synthesizer Library and one track made in Russell’s pre-New York home in Oakland.

On the EP’s release date Sept 4th, which is Bandcamp Day, all of the Mister Saturday Night Records share of Bandcamp proceeds from the release will go to Princess Janae Place, an organization that provides referrals to housing for chronically homeless LGBTQ adults in the New York Tri-state area, with direct emphasis on Trans/GNC people of color.

The vinyl release, designed by Boot Boyz Biz, includes a poster featuring these words from Russell:

What are my dreams when they are spoken into real space? Are they statements centering my desires? Are they indictments to hold myself accountable to my vision of life?

My consciousness is meandering and at times I celebrate this drone of words. Stripped of meaning, to reveal what’s beneath. Not an answer, but further questions. The purpose of the mantra is to quiet the conscious mind until the spirit takes over.

Place is important. It grounds the abstract in our humanity. These things came from somewhere. Many places. To culminate into one. Connecting them all. And creating something entirely new. Not an answer, but more questions.

Written and Produced by Russell E.L. Butler.

Many thanks to the the Synthesizer Library, Alissa, Mary, Martin, Oliver, the whole Prague crew.

B1 - Tout Va Bien - MSN031

Digi release out now via - https://undergroundcityloop.bandcamp.com/releases

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