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Kazamayé - Letha (Didier Limonet)

AM Feeling is an EP conceived in Barcelona as a result of constant exploration and sound experimentation. It is composed of three original tracks - AM Feeling, Late Night and Talking to You - in which elements of Melodic House & Techno, Indie Dance and House converge, integrated with vocals that fit properly. AM Feeling is a project that marks a creative evolution of both Tonerrr & Ritmico and synthesizes what has been learned in recent months.

Release date: 19th of December

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/gaston-garza-742369163, Ritmico
Label: https://soundcloud.com/clandestina_records

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NWD PREMIERE | Tonerrr & Ritmico - AM Feeling [Clandestina]

Back once again with the renegade masters, To Rack & Ruin romp on, bringing ill behaviour and dance floor damage wherever they go. This twelfth instalment of the heady edit series sees Mancunian maverick Neil Diablo invite The Rejected and Que Sakamoto to tackle a side each on this floor flaying four tracker.

Italian newcomer The Rejected may be a man of mystery right now, but as soon as you’ve copped an earful of his body shaking A-side, you’ll be stalking him like an ex on Facebook! He kicks off the set with the tumbling toms of ‘Gambling In The 70s’, a feel good groover which leads the conga line on a precise path between parmesan and taleggio. Making expert use of percussive breakdowns and reverb heavy rests, The Rejected revels in the cruiseship orchestration and camp euro vocals without ever letting the pecorino overpower the pasta – buono! Leaving the glam and glitter of the A1 behind, the Italian edit maestro takes us deep on A2 offering ‘Lucky Lucio’, working a low slung bassline, wah guitar and hushed psyche vocals into a slow burning funk bomb perfect for the warm up or post peak. Additional synth work and a dynamic arrangement light make this wonky wonder stand taller than the Tower of Piza, taking the dance floor on a tile-eyed trip from start to finish.

The B-side belongs to Japanese disco kingpin Que Sakamoto, who takes a break from rocking the decks with Psycehmagik, Crazy P and the ALFOS crew at his legendary Huits Etoiles clubnight to bring the party to your turntable. ‘Mr Moonlight’ makes an instant impression, slicing some familiar piano chords over a squelching funk guitar and propulsive bassline to get those fists pumping from the off. As the track progresses, the producer introduces star gazing synth licks, psychedelic solos and a chugging groove blasting us into a distant dance floor dimension. We’ve barely caught our breath from that unbridled ecstasy before Que freaks us out again, dropping us headfirst into the full blooded funk of ‘Salut Des Frangines’. Powerhouse percussion and heavy duty wah guitar take the lead here, blazing bright over tasty organ licks and rumbling bass, before dropping out completely for an fx heavy breakdown in the second half. So dope you could smoke it!

International and unstoppable – To Rack & Ruin Volume 12 ladies and gentlemen.

RR013 - A2 - The Rejected - Lucky Lucio (clip)

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(SPA081) PARISSIOR - Galaxy Helix (Original Mix)

The sounds of Norway are back with us as Karl Fraunhofer (now going under Karl F) drops an E.P. of insane sounds...if you was after something that ticks the 'acid house-warehouse rave-arcade machine soundtrack' boxes then this is the E.P. you've been looking for.

Title track Altered Beats is one of the most unique things we've ever heard, pumping, broken beat, acid rave style vibes leads into a monster chug drop with insane synth work throughout.

Future Express retains the uniqueness and goes straight in for the italo/cosmic vibe with a stunning breakdown that is straight out of Streets Of Rage but with added whallop & thud...this has got to be heard to be believed.

Timothy Clerking teams up with Massey to deliver a warp factor peak time acid slammer rework of Altered Beats whilst Karl's fellow country men Rolf Royce & Oddvar Bråk tackle Future Express and drizzle it in that cool unique Norwegian charm with the result being an almost hi-nrg Norwegian Disco makeover...mega!

Support & love from:

Robot 84: "Quality release, Clerkin & Massey Remix is serious... Future express also Funkin sweet, midtempo electronic funk!!!"

HiFi Sean: "Nice bit of freak out Italo vibes here!"

Hardway Bros/ALFOS: "Future Express - OG - Yeaaas Mate!"

Jon Dasilva: "Love this! Great EP! All mixes really cool..that's rare!"

Altered beats (Timothy Clerkin & Massey Remix)

Karl F - Altered Beats (Tim Clerkin & Massey Remix)

“(…) ALFOS pilot, Sean Johnston, has a ton of music to about to land. The most balearic of which is an E.P. for Le Temps Perdu. Released under the moniker A Mountain Of Rimowa** the record packages 4 originals, plus a remix by the NYC team of Justin Strauss and Max Pask. Each of the tracks bears a recognizable sample, or recreation there of, spanning the genres of soul, post-punk, and house. But these aren’t edits, or even “radical reinterpretations”. More affectionate nods. Since the borrowed bits aren’t core to the tunes. They aren’t the hooks. More an anchor, a leaping-off point. Sometimes only really evident in the intros and outros. Perhaps deliberately acknowledging the past while reaching for, and returning from, the future. No More takes a line from a soulful chart hit and kinda uses its sentiment – of love and understanding, an end to all wars – as its stance. Re-contextualizing these Shoom favourites in a purely electronic setting. Raining down racing arpeggios and anthem-ic piano. The production betraying its author`s love of Italo and synth pop. Joker replays a section of treated post-punk guitar / ambient isolationist dub. Using it to build a buzzing forceful throb around a skipping motorik rhythm, bleeps and a New Order-esque b-line. Brothers And Sisters In The West on the other hand bases its bass riff on that of an instantly recognizable 80s house classic. The new beat / EBM-flavoured Brothers And Sisters In The East is punk funk, whose bottom-end is hulking, muscular, Paul Simonon-like, while its guitars chop and change between tense and nervous Psycho Killer strum, and angular Mick Jones London Calling shapes. The beat like a machined Barkays` break. Pounding, but not pulverizing. Its echoed rimshots eventually escalating into an intense saber rattle.

**A Mountain Of Rimowa is a reference to the life of the “jetset” DJ, and high-end luggage. It is not – as I imagined – some occult Lovecraftian location. Then again, maybe it is.”

https://banbantonton.com/2020/08/21/looking-for-the-balearic-beat-august-2020/

The Decline and Fall of A Mountain Of Rimowa

A.M.O.R. - No More (Each Other Mix)

We’re not saying that Club Tularosa are the golden boys of Me Me Me, but they’re the only act who got booked to DJ at both label owner Man Power’s wedding and his 40th Birthday party.

Based in Los Angeles, Lionel and Ray have honed an infectious and party-starting sound that takes in serious references like New Wave, Post Punk, and the 80s proto-house synth experiments of Anne Clarke, Yazoo, and Depeche Mode, but never makes the mistake of taking them too seriously. As skilled in the studio as they are in the booth, Pyramids is rather unbelievably only the second ever EP by the duo, after releasing a slew of incredibly well-loved remixes in the 12 months since their debut release on Me Me Me last year, which saw the tracks Starlight Ceremony and Kenji both become bona fide club hits and a firm favorite of distinct DJs such as HAAi, Keinemusic, and CC Disco.

Club Tularosa - Body

I Need You

I Need You	Alberto Melloni Remix

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Hoochie Coochie Papa - I Need You (Alberto Melloni Remix)

Flash Atkins has got The In Crowd off the back catalogue shelf, dusted it off and passed it on to some of his favourite producers for a re-rub.

Originally released on one of Paper's sister labels We Are Woodville, The In Crowd takes a Roxy Music sample and uses it as the bedrock for a peak time cosmic disco banger. Fully road tested on boat parties in Croatia, the breakdown has been certified as highly flammable.

Man about town and son of Bolton, Chris Massey flexes his late night production muscles. The extended sample rides rock solid beats and squelchy bass as the track locks in for serious dancefloor business.

From Beyond keeps the big room cosmic vibe with added guitar, acid and lots of reverb. It is warehouse disco house at its finest.

The Soundersons keep the original intact but pitches it down and adds some disco swing. It comes off like chopped and screwed, drugged up disco for those moments when things get weird.

Love in from:

Andy Wilson: "i love roxy music and this is a great use of the In Crowd sample . Orig is my fave but also like the From Beyond mix a lot"

Sean Johnston: "Tasty parcel!"

Duncan Grey: "I'm down with the Massey mix here"

Bill Scurry: "Yep, this is mighty fine shizzle, great og and great vibes all round from remixers. All completely different whilst keeping the og vibe intact. They all got me out my seat"

The In Crowd Remixes

The In Crowd (Massey Remix)

Flash Atkins - The In Crowd (Massey Remix)

Slow downed bangers.

Tracklist:

Whiskey Pickle - Litmus Red
Cherry - Pifia (Original Mix)
Flash Atkins - The In Crowd (Massey Remix)
Silicodisco - Calíope (Original Mix)
F.A.R - Dushan (Original Mix)
Matthew Dear - Little People Black City (Mark E remix)
Anturage & Alexey Union - Bad Romance (Biesmans Remix Extended)
Highlite - Hindiedance (Kendal remix)
Alex Aguayo - Too Late (Parissior Remix) 
Lee Pennington - First Day On Mars (Alex Aguayo Remix) 
Alex Arcocha - Forbidden (Original Mix)

Dancing In Slow Motion

Paper has been pushing all things deep house and disco from the furthest reaches of the world via the good old North of England since the early Nineties.

The label has already featured a new series of EP's showcasing the best new dance music and future funk, house and disco from the world's finest producers.

We kicked off in 1994, leading the upsurge in popularity of UK house music within an underground scene previously dominated by a soundtrack from US cities like Chicago, Detroit and New York. Enhanced by a strong visual identity, as well as impeccable musical quality control PAPER was, and is one of the world’s most treasured record companies.

It continues to be funk-fuelled and bottom heavy!

Flash Atkins - The In Crowd (Massey Remix)

Paper Recordings