out now on nein
https://neinrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-say-yes

Cosman - I SAY YES (Indie Dance Mix)

A track I composed a while ago and just finished it now with addition of female vocals originally a solo piano piece I added some organ and beats and samples here we are lol enjoy!

Emotion

FEAR — A funky breakbeat memoir from the edge. 🧠📉 Stay upbeat when the world's diving headfirst. Market chaos? Just another instrument. 🎧 Fear by The Soundpharmacy — mastering risk with rhythm.

Fear

The nostalgia is strong with me this month, it seems, as once again we're gonna go back...back in time.  This time to the 70s.  And the 80s.  And the 90s.  And the 00s.  

This latest Interbay track is pure 70s disco, with horns, flutes, and a beat that never ends.  
This latest Interbay track is pure 80s new wave dance, with digital and analog synths.
This latest Interbay track is pure 90s house music, with minimal vocals and that four on the floor.
This latest Interbay track is pure 00s filter funk, with...ummm...filters.  And funk.  

...all of that gets tossed into the infamous blender, here at Phantom Laboratories West, and once again the puree button is pushed...and just over five minutes later, VOILA!  

More Interbay.  (Just what everybody wants, right?)  

I can draw a straight line between all of these genres, because this is all what I grew up with, what I danced to, what I dj'd (and made others dance to).  Too many people (in the US, at least) think that disco died with the Disco Demolition at Comiskey Park, but it never has--it just went underground, changed names, blended itself into other trends, and kept reappearing to influence the next generation who just want some music that is good to dance to...  

I think this Interbay track WOULD be good to dance to, even though it is a Frankentstein monster of all of those different (but related) and separated in time, elements.  It all seems very natural to me to put all of this stuff into a musical "failure pie in a sadness bowl."  (Thanks, Patton!)  

There are elements of this track I think that suggest that it might be an extended discomix (where's Tom Moulton when you need him?) or maybe even a dub mix, found on the flipside of the 12" single, for adventurous dj's to mess around with.  

...of course, that suggests that there's an "original" version of this song, meant for radio (which is the only place where disco truly died--American radio.)  

There isn't.  (And that shouldn't surprise you at all, if you've been following Interbay at all...)  

I like this.  I think it's a lot of fun.  I hope you like it too!  (...of course, to find out, you'll have to listen to it.  If you do like it, give it a like.  Repost it.  Share it.  Comment on it.  Add it to a playlist.)  

And consider following page.  (Did you know that there is a brand new, never before heard, Interbay track dropping here EVERY SINGLE DAY (so far!)?  It's true (so far!).

"You Show Me What To Do" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

A chilled out piece using samples and live instrumentation with a Noir style soundtrack in mind funky beats noir swagger jazz bass and some hammondesque keys narrative from myself and a sprinkling of movie cuts to give it form

Caught In The Groove

let me be there for you

zur Sommerzeit

A Kind Of Longing

Lost Paradise

Thunder on an sunny day

Void Atelier-Prudence [MUTANT REBELS]

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Digging Your Scene

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

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