London producer Slacker’s rise has been steady. First announcing himself to the scene with the flurry of wonderful SoundCloud uploads, the producer has since released on Lobster Theremin and his own co-owned Pseudonym Records, winning critical acclaim from publications such as Resident Advisor and Ransom Note, and support from fellow exciting up-and-comers such as Otik (on Midland’s InterGraded label) and tastemakers such as Berlin based selector CCL.

The title track is a hard cut of malfunctioning electro; frantic, screwface energy designed for small spaces with no windows, while ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ is a brooding, chugging cut of psychedelic dub-techno; something you might have heard Andrew Weatherall or David Holmes playing in the nineties. 

‘Mezcal’ sees the artist venture into newer, faster-paced territories as Slacker incorporates a Chicago juke aesthetic; sensationally bouncy, incredibly fun and captivatingly energetic, with just enough electro flavour for those who lack the ability to footwork to continue to dance. 

Rounding off the release is the most quintessential Slacker track on there - ‘Prototype’ - a cut of acid dipped, in-your-face electro; raw and uncompromising.

Also featuring on the record is digi-only track ‘Sacrifice of the Self’. 

>> @sam-black747

Twisted Heads

BUY RELEASE

CYBERDOME001 // Slacker - Twisted Heads

The second chapter has arrived, this time starring a great artist who needs no introduction: Mike Ash!!

Bleep yourself is an ep full of emotions, rave 90's energy and psychedelic bleeps that will put a big smile on your face :)

On both sides weapons for the dancefloor, dark hardcore breaks and melodies will make you travel throughout the tracks. Loud distorted bass and bleeps are the key to this EP.

Fear Of Dog Records
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fear-of-dog-records
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Fear-Of-Dog-Records-113281043856796

PREMIERE: Mike Ash - Bleep Yourself (Fear Of Dog Records)

Georgia Bird - Trip Advisor

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-dave-aju-x17-main-mix

@dave-aju inaugurates his new imprint Elbow Grease with a stripped-back collection of techno/electro heaters.

Dave Aju - X17 (Main Mix) [Elbow Grease]

@remotif
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Digital release coming Jan '21...
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Fly safe friends.
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AK-ONE Scenic Route - Remotif Rework (Preview Clip)

Float Back Down To Me is part of an 8 track LP that tells a story of joy, sadness, darkness, & the return to euphoria. It is the first release Dowd’s new imprint, ‘Programmed to Feel’. 

OS Premiere 
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Release Date: 
1st April 2022

Artist Name - Dowd
EP Name - Programmed to Feel
Cat Number - PTF001
Track Name - Float Back Down To Me
Label - Programmed to Feel

BUY: https://dowdsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/programmed-to-feel

Follow: 
https://www.instagram.com/dowd_music/
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OS Premiere: Dowd - Float Back Down To Me [Programmed to Feel]

miss behave
@miss_behav3

The latest instalment of our mix series comes from Eora/Sydney DJ miss behave. Leah caught our ear with her fun, rhythmic and versatile curations, with this new mix a continuation of her growing SoundCloud catalogue, a thorough blend of contemporary Aus prog, complemented by an array of deep and euphoric tracks.
 miss behave’s increasing reputation is reflected through 2022 inclusions on diverse, local lineups, continuing to craft her sound across parties and club nights across the harbour city.
Enjoy!

023 | miss behave

Preorder vinyl & digital:
https://bit.ly/3AVL2UF

Discogs:
https://bit.ly/3TsGLPN

Oligo - MINERALCOMP01 | Mineral Cuts (MINERALCOMP01)

Arya –  LasT kEEPING

#electronic #acidhouse #X3R #X3Records #minimal

Arya - LasT kEEPING

Stripped Back

Ray Kajioka - Focus [Frameworks]

There’s No Finish Line, Just The Next Dance.

🍊 House & Techno Party 
📍 London & Bath 🛀

get in touch: ali@originssound.com

OS Premiere: Dowd - Float Back Down To Me [Programmed to Feel]

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