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The 11th edition of our C Store Music Mix Series features Stockholm-based DJ, producer and our very own C Store buyer David Irigoyen!

Besides having an excellent eye for mens fashion, David is a skilled DJ who has played a part in the Stockholm house music scene since the tender age of 14 when he played his first set at an underground rave-party.  

David is most well known as a part of Scando-disco trio Name in Lights, who's released music on well respected labels such as Let's play House, Wurst, FEED and Under The Shade and also graced us with the very first edition of the C Store Music Mix, and he has just tried his hands on solo-production with a track featured on the latest FEED records label sampler "Tropical Island EP"

Recorded old-school style using two 1210 turntables and an Ecler Nuo2, the mix he's put together for us is a smooth blend of instant house music classics, perfect for kickstarting an evening of fun and drinks!

Tracklist:

1. Alba - Knokke
2. Matt Karmil - Reverse Peephole
3. Mano Le Tough - Primative People (Tale Of Us remix)
4. André Kraml - Safari (James Holden Remix)
5. Oni Ayhun - OAR003-B
6. Culoe De Song - The Bright Forest
7. Jovonn - Back To House (Ian's New Dub)
8. Terrence Parker - Finally (C2 Edit)
9. Basement Jaxx - Romeo

David Irigoyen - Autumn Leaves mix for C Store

Just A Memory

My Heart Will Mend

Raise A Glass

Dust off a wine glass or three; today we raise a toast to one of the most dedicated house music institutions — Smallville Records. Ten years is a ruddy good time in this part of town, and establishing such a loveable brand takes some doing. Yet, with misty-eyed house at its core, the record store-cum-label has confidently strutted towards the big ten. To celebrate, the Hamburg fam are dispensing the third and fourth part of the Ways Series — entitled Smallville Ways — with a two four-track 12" and an 11-track CD. 

Naturally, the roll-call reels off like a FIFA dream team equivalent: STL, Christopher Rau, Moomin, L'Amour Fou (Move D with Benoit Bouquin (BB) and Marco Wollenberg), Smallpeople, Juniper, Jacques Bon, Lawrence, Rvds & Rau, and Tilman Tausendfreund.

Kornél Kovács' offering carves the deepest incision though. Remodelling a D'Angelo Rhodes piano sample into a diet version of itself, "Space Jam" is as airy and uncluttered as we've come to expect. Here's to another decade then, ayy.

Kornél Kovács "Space Jam" - Boiler Room Debuts

Champagne Musik 1.0

Champagne Musik 2.0

Champagne Musik 3.0

FAD?

Champagne Musik 5.0

Red Curls 004: Osynlig Fetma - Players Clubbers EP | Release date: May 18th.

Osynlig Fetma is the production duo Arvid Wretman (aka Your Planet Is Next. Sexazoid) and Dennis Vera. The two Stockholmers have created a diverse EP of analogue lopsided dance music. Freaky vocals take place over freewheeling jazzy jamming synths and drum machines. House music for dancers with two left feet. Comes complete with a pumping  Mix Mup remix.

PLAYERS CLUBBERS EP

Players Clubbers EP

RED CURLS: OSYNLIG FETMA - PLAYERS CLUBBERS EP (RC004)

Release date : 18th May ¬

Juno - https://www.juno.co.uk/products/pablo-mateo-orpheus-007/686273-01/
Phonica - https://www.phonicarecords.com/index.php/product/view/152100
OYE - https://oye-records.com/releases/pablo-mateo-orpheus007

Pablo Mateo - ORPHEUS007

Betonkust & Palmbomen II - Center Parcs
Dekmantel (DKMNTL058) 

a1.	24x33
a2.	Smerig Eiland
a3.	De Rust Die Je Zocht
b1.	Renaat Egypte
b2.	Verminkte Toekan
b3.	Troostprijs
c1.	Skytronic Cola
c2.	Nintendo Pantera
c3.	Leo/ Mirjam
d1.	Achter Het Zwembad
d2.	Lisanne Landal
d3.	Eindleader Videonet

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5972/

Recorded in an ageing holiday park during off-season, Center Parcs is the debut LP by Dutch artists Betonkust & Palmbomen II; a conceptual, musical-tristesse full of lo-fi harmony, and fanciful, psychedelic-coloured modulations, with an undercurrent of saturated, outsider-house beats, all recorded to tape. With a shared passion for experimental music, and gnarled Dutch electro, the duo have crafted an LP of esoteric-electronic-pop, reflective of the time the two spent holed-up in isolation, in the out-of-time Center Parcs setting. 

Palmbomen II a.k.a. Kai Hugo, is the electronic-focused, alter-ego of Palmbomen. Existing in his secondary iteration, Palmbomen II gained notoriety for his alternative, warped style, having released two LPs, both receiving critical acclaim. Originally from the Netherlands and now living in Los Angeles, his musical relationship with Betonkust stretches back several years, leading to a unique live, and studio-working symbiosis. Meanwhile Betonkust — hailing from the westerly Dutch shores — has been notching up kudos points with his Detroit-like analogue sound. Having found their studio-synchronicity, the duo have already notched up a couple of select EP releases, plus a featured track on Dekmantel’s 10 year anniversary series.

“It’s a weird environment, but we like it,” Palmbomen II says about Center Parcs, where the album was recorded. Originally built in the 70s, Center Parcs De Eemhof in Zeewolde provides a pseudo-tropical environment for vacationing families, with an ageing, ersatz jungle; its faux decor gradually fading to grey. Recorded during the winter, the two Dutch men took-up home in one the park’s chalets with select hardware — predominately synths and drum machines — and recorded all of their progress to tape. Being the only occupants in the melancholic, somber settings, the duo made an LP that was reflective of the unpretentious surroundings. “Some people think it’s ironic, but this is not a tongue-in-cheek joke,” Hugo says about the record. “There’s sadness here that people try not to hide.” 

Everything on Center Parcs was recorded on hardware, in the moment; “real jams” as the guys describe them. No computers. It was through this in-the-present-process that led to the recondite, lo-fi shoegaze record, reflective of their shared influences — from the likes of I-F. through to Cocteau Twins. Opener ’24x33’, has a reverberated VHS aesthetic; 'De rust die je zocht' ('The peace you were looking for') sounds like an angelic score to a forgotten family game show; 'Nintendo Pantera' a solemn, upbeat Detroit-retroffited-vapourware melody. The album is a follow up to the Center Parcs EP - the producer’s debut cassette release on Canadian label 1080p in 2016. This will be the first time that these tracks have been made widely available, and on vinyl release, and is seen by both artists as a chance to expand on the moment that they captured together - to share the beautiful-tristesse with all.

DKMNTL058 // Betonkust & Palmbomen II - Center Parcs LP

Reptant joins Salt Mines for their second record, Illusory.  A teched out step into the sewers of acid, break-beat & deep house

@nighttimecreepin

PRE-ORDER:
JUNO: bit.ly/2vFh0Vz
CLONE: bit.ly/2Ho2SFk
DEEJAY: bit.ly/2HLbzJj
DECKS: bit.ly/2qUogYK
REDEYE: bit.ly/2qU745v
LOBSTER: bit.ly/2JSxlce
HHV: bit.ly/2KcmtWT

Release date: 18/05/2018

RED CURLS: OSYNLIG FETMA - PLAYERS CLUBBERS EP (RC004)

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