Available on 12" (includes FREE WAVS)
CAT: P13003
RD: 29/01/16
Mastered by Beau@teneightseven

P13003: A: Szare - "Parched"

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Mr. Mitch returns to Gobstopper with 2 new club mutations. In his words "music made for room 2 at Boxed, Corsica Studios" - Out 22nd May

Mastered by Alex Gordon @ Abbey Road Studios
Artwork by Ross Aitken

[GOB029] Mr. Mitch - Need More Fashion Friends / Shirley Temple

Produced by She's Drunk
Lyrics & Vocals by Pure 
Mastering by Walter Vinyl
Artwork by Manuel Jesus & David Monnin

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READ MORE –– https://www.dummymag.com/new-music/premiere-violet-sketching-tomorrows/

Lisbon’s Violet has contributed to the latest yearly UN Women compilation, ‘HeForShe x femme culture’. It follows femme culture’s volume two compilation, which saw contributions from Martyn Bootyspoon, Mr Mitch, India Jordan, Nightwave, Lone, and more. As before, all proceeds and sales from the HeForShe Vol. 3 will go to the United Nations Women, the global champion for gender equality. This year, donations from sales will go to making sure that the needs of womxn and girls are recognised and addressed in the global response to Covid-19, as domestic violence and sexual exploitation have sadly risen as a result of social isolation. A spacious, glistening work that recalls the Uncut Gems score at times with its new age synths, naive label head Violet (listen to her Dummy Mix here) offers up ‘Sketching Tomorrows’. Other artists featuring on the compilation are DJ Boring, Yazzus, DJ Python, S-Type and label head Elkka.

HeForShe x femme culture Vol. 3

Premiere: Violet - 'Sketching Tomorrows'

Ugandan rapper MC Yallah joins Phantom Limb for the release of her blistering new 12” Mama Waliwamanyii. Produced by Irish electronic artist Eomac (one half of R&S Records’ Lakker), the EP fuses Yallah’s breakneck Luganda language rapping with Eomac’s powerful, purposeful beats.

Formed remotely between Dublin and Kampala, Mama Wailwamanyii represents several months of work, sending beats, loops and song-stems back and forth until the results boiled down to the two vital cuts of exhilarating, experimental, unpredictable hip-hop that make up the EP. 

Opening with urgent descending synth lines, ‘Mama Waliwamanyii’ rushes Yallah’s rhythmic vocal style to the forefront, bristling with kinetic energy. The song references her mother - its title translates to “Mama, you were strong” - and a sense of fierce, feminine intensity pervades throughout, a deep personal meaning that kicks as hard as the beats. The track is destined to intoxicate dancefloors across the world, perfectly sculpted by Eomac to rise and fall with breathless ecstasy one moment and send the heart racing with expectation the next. Yallah wrote the track after losing her mother, who raised her and her siblings alone following their escape from the domestic violence of their home life in Kenya. She writes that the studio session evoked floods of tears. That raw, expressive power shines through.

On the flip, ‘Kakana’ is darker, more patient. Eomac’s spacious, creeping synth lines burn and glower with simmering anticipation, while Yallah’s delivery fills in the percussive gaps with machine-gun poetry. It acts as a neat foil both to ‘Mama Waliwamanyii’ and to Yallah’s previous material, positioning her contribution to the collaboration as a colourful, flowing solo over the greyscale, psuedo-industrial sonics laid down by Eomac. A call to arms, the title translates to “calm down” in response to the criticism Yallah has faced as an outspoken, independent MC in her local scene.

The EP also features extended mixes of both tracks as instrumental versions specially created by Eomac, transforming them into a mutant, warped techno with entirely different personalities to their vocal takes.

MC Yallah is Kenyan by heritage, but born and raised in Kampala, where she is a key member of the much-celebrated Nyege Nyege crew. Her debut release - a collaboration with French producer Debmaster - surfaced in 2018 on Nyege’s Hakuna Kulala imprint. Björk recently picked up on the Yallah phenomenon, spinning her tracks in DJ sets and mixes.

Eomac (Dublin-based producer Ian McDonnell) is one half of Phantom Limb favourites Lakker, whose pitch-black avant-techno graces both dancefloors and experimental music venues the world over. His solo records - including the vital 2016 album Bedouin Trax LP of Middle Eastern samples, released on the UAE’s Bedouin Records - are favourites of Phantom Limb’s A&R team.

The EP is released on highly limited purple vinyl and digital formats on July 3, 2020.

MC Yallah & Eomac - Mama Waliwamanyii

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Dust gathered under the wheels, filling the air around them as their speed steadily increased. They had not seen another car on the open road for miles and miles, and now the temptation to put their foot down on the gas had become such that their MPH had far exceeded 100. The momentum was freeing; the breeze that ruffled their hair and the soft warm air that tickled their noses was the perfect antidote to the confines of the city they'd come to escape.

Milan-based producer Piezo is gearing up for the release of his debut album Perdu, following a healthy string of EPs for the likes of 81, Version, Wisdom Teeth, Idle Hands and his own Ansia imprint. Hundebiss is the home for his new long player which flaunts contrasting elements, at times raw, low and pulsating and at others, crystal clear and digital. Further demonstrating his knack for crafting UK techno and bass-leaning electronics and IDM cuts, Piezo connects the dots between his Italian roots and the sounds of Bristol.

Perdu

PREMIERE: Piezo - Castrol [Hundebiss]

ACEN2001

Yushh - I'm With Empty

Release Date: 28/08/20
Buy Link: Coming Soon

Ye Ye (Psychotherapy Sessions/1020 radio) delivers four big energy numbers that land somewhere near UKFunky, 4x4 Garage, Club Trax, and Bristol-Esq broken beat Techno.

"Following on from the first release of the year 'For Your Spirit' - "Initialism For Visual continues the producer’s long-standing interest in fostering a strong sense of space and virtual momentum in his music - an audible journey through an imaginary land"

Support Ye Ye: 
https://soundcloud.com/yeye-music

Initialism For Visual

Ye Ye - Metropol [Simply Deep Premiere]

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[Premiere] DJ Pelouse - Pana Coton (Tim Karbon Remix)(out)

Brighton label Accidental Meetings announces its launch with debut compilation, "AM: Friends & Family Vol. 1", to be released on November 6th.

Read more on CxC: https://couvrexchefs.com/en/kaval-accidental-meetings-friends-family

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