Gibbon Records Releases

Drew Miller. Creator of genre defying electronica...... Appreciator of the good the bad and the wee bit strange when it comes to tunes..... Bootleg Ben, ever the amazing remixer, provides us with is take on Rythme Cardiaque to complete the release.

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GIB019 : Drew Miller - Rythme Cardiaque (Original Mix) **OUT 9 November**

GIB019 : Drew Miller - Bipolar (Original Mix) **OUT 9 November**

GIB019 : Drew Miller - Rythme Cardiaque (Bootleg Ben Remix) **OUT 9 November**

After a stunning EP by Drew Miller, one of the tracks fro that gets a special Gibbon Records White Release with a  great remix from non other than Fractal Architect. He takes the vibe of the original, and smooths it out adding waves of emotive depth in his own unique style whilst still reflecting the original nicely.
Get the Original Here: https://pro.beatport.com/release/bipolar/1625968

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Rythme Cardiaque (Fractal Architect's Beta Blocker Mix)

GIBWHITE003 : Drew Miller - Rythme Cardiaque (Fractal Architect's Beta Blocker mix) **OUT NOW**

Blitz & Planck return with a wonderful deep and yet grooving track in the shape of Drauf Gepfiffen. Analogue trumpets guide us on a journey that's bright and warm, and even though it has a serious undertone, it won't fail to make you smile as you dance away to it's sunshiny feel.
Drew Miller heads up the B side with his take. Bringing a totally new angle, we're treated to a psychedelic groove down that's tripped out with weird computer sounds layered over lush pads all moved along by a grooving acid bassline. 

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GIB029 : Blitz & Planck - Drauf Gepfiffen (Drew Miller Remix)

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Out on 18 July on @Gibbon-Records
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Arboreal Summer Vol.II is a compilation combining established Gibbon Artists alongside new and upcoming talent. The Unifying theme of the sound is one firmly rooted in summer as opposed to any style or genre.
21 Tracks, Taking you from summery chilled roots through deep house, tech house and into dancefloor destroying techno with a hint of melodic wonder and more laced between, there's music that fits every moment of the sunny days of the mid season of the year.
Tracks that leave you in a contemplative mood, others that leave you head down grooving and a few that bring those extra special goosebumps and lift the hair on your neck, this truly is a compilation of the celebration of sunshine and summer!
As an added extra, we're treated to a special 1 hour exclusive DJ mix curated by Brighton based Neil Caulfield. Showcasing not only his talent but the raw beauty of the selected tracks too.

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Gibbon Arboreal Summer: Drew Miller - The Voicemail (Original Mix)

2016 saw the successful release of The Deep Sea And Its Rivals by Unfug scale the charts and following the overwhelming support for the Hapune remix competition, a full remix album felt the logical next step. Careful selection was made with each remixer to produce very special treatments of every track in order to create a stunning undersea take on the original album. Taking influence from a life growing up near and around the briny depth of Germany's Northern coast and now residing in the relative calm of Denmark’s capital city, Copenhagen, Unfug guides on a trip among the waves of sonic delight to visit the creatures that lurk below the crests and the mysteries unknown to humankind; unmarked on any atlas. 

“It all started with the title track. It is one of the few on the album featuring some sort of vocals.” says Unfug. So who better than Kompakt regular, Marten Sundberg to begin things off with Atlas, which he takes into fairly jazzy and upbeat territory utilising a catchy hook in the main break to capture our attention. A deeply hypnotic affair, Wolfgng’s take on Shipwreck keeps things fairly muted giving the auditory impression of sinking; it’s claustrophobic atmosphere really dives the track forward. 

After the hugely successful Bootleg Ben remix of Poseidon, label mate Max Jacob had a lot to do. Devilishly deep and atmospheric, he does a magnificent job of translating Unfug’s original idea with nuanced touches throughout.  The remix of Pray For The Lost sees Pilofre back after a year away from the Gibbon family. He turns in a respectful and satisfying re-imagination of one of Unfug’s stand out originals. Moving on, the opening barely audible vocals and deliberate tribal percussion of Drew Miller’s remix of The Deep Sea And Its Rivals signals a change in tone on the album swapping the mangled guitars of the original for some skippy percussive synth hits and a rubbery bass line. 

“I always had a thing for concept albums and themed music. My favourite records are actually concept albums, stuff like Crack the Skye or Frances The Mute (if you’re familiar with Prog Rock/Metal). The other thing is that I always liked the sea. The calm yet unpredictable movement of silent waters.” - Unfug 

Harpune, according to Unfug, was the result of playing around with a new synth. The bass growl of which has not been overlooked by fellow Germans, Oemtilde and the Hamburg natives therefore construct a thoughtful, deep reworking that sticks very closely to Unfug’s original ideas. Next up is label boss Benwaa for his remix of Gotteslachs.

No slouch in the studio, Ben ups the tempo and unleashes a powerful remake using the originals guitars to great effect. Oxlaid and Ometilde’s remix of A Strange Sea focuses on the powerful vocal, around which they construct something of a progressive house master-class with glistening guitars, silky saw-toothed bass and a whole lot of soul. Weighing in next, Bootleg Ben wields his considerable talents on Whales. Originally considered for the opening track of the original album, Ben takes the atmospheric ambience and throws in some brilliantly balanced deep progressive beats to keep things rolling. 

“Geisterfisch differs a bit from the rest of the album as it’s slower than the rest and celebrates that psychedelic vibe.” Unfug tells us, suitably, The MaLm delivers a beautifully ambient and shoegazy version focusing on those guitars and more relaxed vibe serving as a wonderful ending to a sensational album of remixes. Each track compels us to embrace the power of the sea and its own small story, leading us into a personal world not just of the Whales, Shipwrecks or Poseidon, but also showing us what A Strange Sea this is. Where the Geisterfisch swim alongside the Gotteslachs, and men wrestle in the oceans wake readying their Harpune, whilst they Pray For The Lost... A Deep Sea And Its Rivals will leave you breathless once more.

UNFUG - The Deep Sea And Its Rivals (The Remixes) Short Previews

2016 saw the successful release of The Deep Sea And Its Rivals by Unfug scale the charts and following the overwhelming support for the Harpune remix competition, a full remix album felt the logical next step. Careful selection was made with each remixer to produce very special treatments of every track in order to create a stunning undersea take on the original album. Taking influence from a life growing up near and around the briny depths of Germany's Northern coast and now residing in the relative calm of Denmark’s capital city, Copenhagen, Unfug guides on a trip among the waves of sonic delight to visit the creatures that lurk below the crests and the mysteries unknown to humankind; unmarked on any atlas. 

“It all started with the title track. It is one of the few on the album featuring some sort of vocals.” says Unfug. So who better than Kompakt regular, Marten Sundberg to start things off with Atlas, which he takes into fairly jazzy and upbeat territory utilizing a catchy hook in the main break to capture our attention. A deeply hypnotic affair, Wolfgng’s take on Shipwreck keeps things fairly muted giving the auditory impression of sinking; its claustrophobic atmosphere really drives the track forward. 

After the hugely successful Bootleg Ben remix of Poseidon, label mate Max Jacobs had a lot to do. Devilishly deep and atmospheric, he does a magnificent job of translating Unfug’s original idea with nuanced touches throughout.  The remix of Pray For The Lost sees Pilofre back after a year away from the Gibbon family. He turns in a respectful and satisfying re-imagination of one of Unfug’s stand out originals. Moving on, the opening barely audible vocals and deliberate tribal percussion of Drew Miller’s remix of The Deep Sea And Its Rivals signals a change in tone on the album swapping the mangled guitars of the original for some skippy percussive synth hits and a rubbery bass line. 

“I always had a thing for concept albums and themed music. My favourite records are actually concept albums, stuff like Crack the Skye or Frances The Mute (if you’re familiar with Prog Rock/Metal). The other thing is that I always liked the sea. The calm yet unpredictable movement of silent waters.” - Unfug 

Harpune, according to Unfug, was the result of playing around with a new synth. The bass growl of which has not been overlooked by fellow Germans, Oemtilde and the Hamburg natives therefore construct a thoughtful, deep reworking that sticks very closely to Unfug’s original ideas. Next up is label boss Benwaa for his remix of Gotteslachs. 

No slouch in the studio, Benwaa ups the tempo and unleashes a powerful remake using the originals guitars to great effect. Oxlaid and Ometilde’s remix of A Strange Sea focuses on the powerful vocal, around which they construct something of a progressive house masterclass with glistening guitars, silky saw-toothed bass and a whole lot of soul. Weighing in next, Bootleg Ben wields his considerable talents on Whales. Originally considered for the opening track of the original album, Ben takes the atmospheric ambience and throws in some brilliantly balanced deep progressive beats to keep things rolling. 

“Geisterfisch differs a bit from the rest of the album as it’s slower than the rest and celebrates that psychedelic vibe.” Unfug tells us, suitably, theMaLm delivers a beautifully ambient and shoegazy version focusing on those guitars and more relaxed vibe serving as a wonderful ending to a sensational album of remixes. Each track compels us to embrace the power of the sea and its own small story, leading us into a personal world not just of the Whales, Shipwrecks or Poseidon, but also showing us what A Strange Sea this is. Where the Geisterfisch swim alongside the Gotteslachs, and men wrestle in the oceans wake readying their Harpune, whilst they Pray For The Lost... A Deep Sea And Its Rivals will leave you breathless once more.

GIBLP007 : Unfug - The Deep Sea & Its Rivals (Drew Miller Remix)

Since its launch in October 2014, Gibbon Records’ merry band of “bearded weirdos, oddballs and shadow lurkers” have made a sizeable dent in the UK dance music scene. Regularly charted by the great and good, Gibbon’s releases have reached the highest highs and provided smiles for a myriad of festival and club goers alike. 

The process by which the tracks for the third instalment of Gibbon’s Arboreal Summer compilation have been selected began back in the Spring with a message across social media. Answered in droves, such is their standing within the dance community, the narrowing down would clearly take time! But narrow down they did: 27 stand out cuts covering everything from Ambient/Downtempo to Techno from far and wide including Ivan James, Audioglider and label regulars Max Jacob and Bootleg Ben mixed by two stand out DJs - Moonface and Digital Lego. 

Phil ‘Moonface’ Thompson has enjoyed over 20 years at the top of the UK underground scene. Plucked from obscurity in his hometown of Southampton by John Digweed after he warmed up at a Northern Exposure night, Phil travelled the World for much of the 90s and early 00s with the Bedrock brand playing to some of the most musically diverse crowds you could imagine. Equally at home in the studio, his tracks have now become collectors items and feature on many compilation mixes, from Balance 006 to Global Underground’s NuBreed, as well as mixing a disk on Bedrock’s Layered Sounds with Digweed himself. 

Providing balance and a new platform to showcase the amazing underbelly of talent they have at their disposal, Gibbon enlist the considerable skills of Iain ‘Digital Lego’ Sabiston for the second mix. Growing up in the relative wilds of North East Scotland didn’t seem to hamper Iain’s ability to access his heroes. Now a resident DJ for online radio station, Saturo Sounds his love of all things melodic has not only found a home, but also an audience. His skills have also manifested in production with a his collaboration with Drew Miller featured in the package. 

“Ben has found some awesome tunes! I’ve had so much fun putting them into a journey.” - Moonface

From ambient beginnings, each mix draws on a rich vein of musical textures to paint two very different sonic tales. Mix 1, clocking in at a gargantuan 1 hour 40, covers everything from deep Techno through the many colours of House to a soulful, melodic conclusion. Starting out with the comforting organs of M-Theory by Hand we are whisked away to a dream world of misfits and shadow puppets. Building ever so gradually, highlights such as Bootleg Ben’s oddball Stranger Danger nestle aside the satisfyingly unsettling rubber band synths of Van John’s PSITTACUS. Reaching a natural highpoint around the claustrophobic saw-toothed pads of Akutek’s Icy Path, we drop back into deeper waters taking in the excellent Nu Disco meets Progressive sounds of scene stalwart, Audioglider’s High Seas Low Tide before finishing off in trademark style with a Moonface remix of Kahaberi - Alphabet. 

Subtle and alluring in equal measures, Iain has chosen to take some of the more left field submissions to create a wholly satisfying mix which builds and builds and builds some more! Opening his account is a glistening ambient remix of TheMaLm - Soup from recent label addition UNFUG who takes the glorious original and adds his own unique spice. Keeping things deep and musical with studio partner Drew Miller's excellent Interstellar Breeze, further highlights include FlutterByOne’s silky smooth deep houser, Truly and the powerful progressive house of Ron S. and the brutal energy of K.Punkt’s brilliant Oxyde for the finale. 

Augmenting the sonic journeys is artwork by acclaimed photographer Florian Wizorek. Based in Berlin and winner of the 2016 Golden Turtle Russia photo competition, Florian is one of a handful of people allowed to take cameras in to some of the World’s most secretive clubs. Here, his eye is focused more on the natural world where he captures the beautifully fragile image of a tree in the Volcanic Teide National Park region of Tenerife flourishing in the harshest of surroundings. Gibbon’s third Arboreal Summer compilation is therefore a veritable feast for the eye and the ear! 


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GIBLP008 : Drew Miller & Digital Lego - Fanga Dagen (Original Mix)

GIBLP008 : Drew Miller - Interstellar Breeze (Original Mix)

Chris Nord is burning his way into the ears of everyone across Europe right now, and here he continues to do so with his EP; Call Of Beauty.
Compromising two tracks and their respective remixes, we're treated to upbeat and driving progressive house from the off with the title track. Grooving yet focused percussives and a heady peak moment leave this in place to truly call some dancefloors in to motion.
Max Jacob follows up with his take on Call Of Beauty. Bringing the pace down a little, and focusing more on the percussive elements of the original, Max twists the groove to reflect a late afternoon beach vibe in his deeper version.
The B-Side is no less direct and pointed dancefloor progressive house with Lights From Above. Less grooving and more driving, with its pulsing bassline and synths that have a call of their own to push definite movement upon the floor.
Drew Miller steps in to finalize this EP by presenting his vision of Lights From Above. Acidifying the feel and generating a vibe of twisted moments to set us off, the remix develops into a no frills techno tinged Acid driven reflection of the original.

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GIB036 : Chris Nord - Lights From Above (Drew Miller Remix)

Drew Miller returns to Gibbon with his Bandpass E.P.
Based around and influenced by the filter types the tracks are named after, we're treated to two wonderful tracks and their respective remixes.
Chebychev is a Tech House number, laden with monophonic synths layered over an uplifting groove somehow reminiscent of Lil Louis.
Wolfgng brings us a remix in his trademark style, pulsing basslines and glitched out FX melded skillfully together to create a technoid dream.
The B-side is where we find the second track, Butterworth. With a darker tone and an initial sense of urgency, we're led into a land of bouncing and grooving electronic goodness that surprises with an uplifting motif.
Benwaa follows this up with his take, utilizing a more driving feel to complement the original and all whilst teasing us with tastes of the synth lines and pads too. 

The artwork for this release is provided by Xflo:w, a world renowned and award winning photographer based in Berlin. We embark on a journey of covers provided by him to compliment the aural delights within each release, so keep an eye out! 

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GIB037 : Drew Miller - Chebychev (Original Mix)

GIB037 : Drew Miller - Chebychev (Wolfgng Remix)

GIB037 : Drew Miller - Butterworth (Original Mix)

GIB037 : Drew Miller - Butterworth (Benwaa's Theory)

Max Jacob returns to Gibbon with a very special White label release of his single Magie Del La Nuit. 
Driving synth laden electronica tells us the story of the night time rituals and the magic weaved during those mystical times. Pulsing bass with a mind bending array of FX, tripped out pads and chords are the order of the evening here.
Drew Miller follows this up with his take, pulling from his sleeve a more direct interpretation. Stripping the FX in favour of a dance floor aimed slightly acid tinged bass, layered with that beautiful vocal from the original. Deep House for the early night time dancefloor tricksters.

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GIBWHITE007 : Max Jacob - Magie De La Nuit (Drew Miller Remix)

Our latest exclusive premiere comes from Gibbon Records' Benwaa; 'Sepia Woodlands'. 

You can check out the review at  http://thewaveformtransmitter.com/2018/01/11/on-the-radar-ben…clusive-premiere/

Buy on Beatport

Benwaa - Sepia Woodlands (Drew Miller Remix)

Drew Miller - Melodia Encantada (Torsten Kanzler Remix)
Gibbon Records GIB041
2018-05-07 
2018-05-21 
Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/release/melodia-assombrada/2261659
Traxsource - http://www.traxsource.com/title/967668/melodia-assombrada  

Drew Millers Melodia Assombrada truly conveys its ghostly being into your soul. Pulsing bass and eidolic sounds appear and disappear creating a wave of energetic motion throughout, an apparition of melodic emotion to haunt your dancers.

German techno engineer Torsten Kanzler brings the demonic nature of the haunted melody to the fore with his no nonsense up front techno wraith of a track, something designed to slay dancefloors with it's phantasmal rhythms and drive.

Bringing up the B-Side, a contrast to the depth and melodic of the A-Side, we're presented with Acid House "Lanty Slee", driving, drunkenly happy and energetic just as it's namesake would want you, cheekily twisting your mind and body up into a firewater dance of fun.

Progressive house dealer and stalwart Silinder gives his impression of the smugglers tale, turning it on its head and bringing an altogether foggier and darker mood, a pulsing energy entrenched with the feeling of a journey through the night taking us to somewhere rather intoxicating indeed.

[GIB041] Drew Miller - Melodia Encantada (Torsten Kanzler Remix)

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Melodia Assombrada EP

Release info

Premiere: Drew Miller - Lanty Slee (Silinder Remix) - Gibbon Records

We're lucky enough to have an exclusive premiere of Drew Miller's latest release, Melodia Assombrada. Available as Beatport exclusive from May 7th. Hit the buy link above!!!

EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Drew Miller - Melodia Assombrada (Gibbon Records)

Passionate producer of electronic sounds!

Labels
Manual Deep (2023)
Manual Music (2022)
Saturo Sounds (2020)
Alumni (2019)
Attic49 (2019)
ASTIR (2018, 2019, 2020)
Space City Recordings (2018)
Pro B Tech (2018)
Gibbon Records (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)
Emerald and Doreen Records (2016, 2017)
Disco Balls Records (2016)
Kamarad Meyer Musik (2016, 2017)
Sunstate Records (2015, 2016)
PHW Elements (2015)
Funny Vinyl (1993)
Vinyl Frontier (1993, 1994)
Fantazia (1994)

Airplay
KWSS 93.9 FM Phoenix, Arizona
Mersey Radio Merseyside, Liverpool
Radio Lantau Lantua Island, Hong Kong
Indie1031 Los Angeles
Nusakan Radio Birmingham
Firebrand Radio Manchester
107.5 andHow FM New Zealand/Sydney
Rock 102 KFMA FM Tucson, Arizona
Saturosounds.com
Radiowey
KaneFM 103.7
BBC Radio 6
Frisky Radio
DI.FM
DNA Radio
Radio Saltire

Tyvm for stopping by,
Drew

Gibbon Records Releases

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