It's a special treat to come across a track that effortlessly sends you on a gentle roll along the feel-good emotions from the first accords. Equally impressive is that it's coming on the Zurich-based Project Indigo - the label collaborating with The Stand For Trees and OneTreePlanted foundations to collectively support reforestation initiatives by raising awareness and funds through music releases and events. 

Their first vinyl debut with their second various artists compilation as part of the 'efflorescence' series, the efflorescence ii [PI001], does precisely that - releases a variety of music bound by the different shades of deep with all proceeds go to purchasing UN-accredited Co2 credits. 

Produced by one of the label co-founders, Karl Primo, aka LB Honne, b2 "Hydroshells" is the epitome of storytelling we are delightedly premiering today. Remember the moment of deep satisfaction; a careless me-time; lighthearted childhood memory; or the earthy smell that permeates everything when the rain stops and the sun rays beaming through clouds. Something so distinctly pleasant that you recognize it right away, yet not necessarily want to define it, simply enjoying the emotional state it creates. 

Efflorescence ii [PI001] is out on Project Indigo on October 25, 2021.
Write up by @elena-lisovin

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PREMIERE: Lb Honne - Hydroshells [Project Indigo]

TALABOMAN - Bosco Bosco (Drums For Life) (Snippet)TABO03

As the world waits with baited breath for a follow-up to ƒin – a record that looks more and more like a modern classic by the day – we get a clutch of remixes trailing Talabot’s DJ-Kicks release instead; a holdover from the holdover, if you will. Thankfully “Without You” was a mighty fine standalone when teased out in late 2013, demonstrating Talabot’s gradual crossfade from nu disco into more shiver-inducing and (whisper it) trance-like territory, and the track is gifted a fresh lease of life on this !K7 12”.

Minimal maestro Thomas Melchior, riding high off his superb recent Perlon EP, spins the original out for nearly 10 minutes, but it’s Oskar Offermann who does the real business here. Abetted by sonar blips and rolling drums that form a techy counterpoint to the emotional nakedness of the original, Offerman sinks the original’s glistening guitar and softtone pads, allowing mere fragments to bubble to the surface now and again. A remix of surprising heft and replayability.

John Talabot "Without You (Oskar Offermann's Without Her Remix)" - Boiler Room Debut

Unreleased Vol 1

These tracks were created over the past four years, as I explored creativity through imperfection and discovered the hidden rules of music production.

Enjoy !

https://denvermusic.bandcamp.com/album/unreleased-vol-1

- Unreleased Vol 2 & 3 coming -
credits
releases October 30, 2025

Denver - Citron jus

More info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFcjkHhqDZA&t=126s

Kettenkarussell - New York Blues [GIEGLINGLP06]

Kıran is the debut release of Rotterdam based DJ and producer Ruben Üvez aka Konduku. Coming from Turkish descent, Konduku’s sound is both deep and trippy. Though in a different way you might expect from a Nous’klaer release - the contagious grooves of Konduku are reached through a polyrhythmic approach. The tracks have a serious elegance, but the fun that went in making them is undeniable.
When I proposed a tracklist for the album, I had no idea Altın and Mavi Saat quite literally meant start and finish (Golden and Blue Hour). The two tracks form the framework of the trip, easing in and out of it with a 4x4 groove. The first one the energising and the latter the cooling down.
In between the opening and closing act Kıran is less straightforward. The polyrhythmic hybrid of Eastern Europe Minimal and UK Bass is a thread throughout. Güneş and Yeşil Ağaç are two of those twisted rhythm tracks. His knack for composing contrasting patterns is something he got from his father, who was a professional Jazz musician from Ankara.
Almost halfway Kızılırmak (Red River) takes the energy level up a notch, claps over claps building up to an intense but unexpected climax crafted by a snappy snaredrum. Kızı fits right in a trippy minimal set, whereas Yağmur probably leans most towards the bass driven UK sound Konduku loves.
The light drums and floating pads on Pembe Alan serve as the cooling down before the Blue Hour kicks in. The name Pembe Alan (Pink Area), and the album in it’s entirety, is a tribute to the area called Cappadocia where Ruben’s family originally comes from.
I hope you’ll enjoy this diverse album as much as we all do. We’ll be releasing more from this young talent in the near future.

Out now!

Label: Nous’klaer Audio 
Distributed by Clone Distribution

https://soundcloud.com/nousklaeraudio

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PREMIERE : Konduku - Altın Saat

https://kann.bandcamp.com/album/family-horror-x-good-times
Spotify: spoti.fi/2V2cUib

We asked close friends and long time idols to play their part to the full to complete the third edition of the label’s Family Horror compilation series. The outcome is a clear snapshot of the musical inclinations of the three label founders, Sevensol & Map.ache (aka Manamana) and Bender, encapsulating an idiosyncratic, modern house sound that demands an emotional response. 
The compilation comes rounded off by a booklet of photographs from Ria aka Lux which just like the music captures some of the beautiful ‘Good Times’ from this very special period, this time on paper.

Innere Tueren - Eden 
Eau Thermale - Koburger Bruecke 
Underspreche - Against (Dub) 
Sevensol & Bender - Malekula 
Map.ache - Thank U Again 
Matt Karmil - Clean Bus 
Jacques Bon & Eugene Pascal - Château D’Eau 
cmd q - Sequence 
Mary Yalex - Turquoise 
Art Alfie & Axel Boman - Rätt Sida Om Cirkus 
Lawrence - Cany 
Perm - HEGDL 
Philipp Matalla - Island Jam 
FR Fels - Twilight 
Things From The Basement - Coral

Family Horror X

Jacques Bon & Eugene Pascal -  Château D’Eau (From Family Horror X)

The night sky was beautiful and elegant - he gazed upwards towards the distant planets and stars whilst dreaming of escapism and freedom. Waiting for you was such a long, long time. The earth spun slowly down below as his spaceship travelled with perilous freedom through a time and space millions of miles away from home. One day he might retreat back to the greenery of land down there but for now he simply hoped that his one true love might fly into the night sky and join him...

This one is beautiful, delicate and spacious. Helium III is a mysterious producer and 'Waiting 4 U' is about as perfect as deep house can get. You have been warned, enter the ethereal.

Waiting 4

PREMIERE: Helium III - Waiting 4 U [Helium III]

Molly continues to cement RDV’s reputation as a refreshing outlet for contemporary house with the expertly-curated Recit De Voyage Volume 2, a generous compilation that collects a number of established and upcoming producers to deliver vital, sincere and wholly individual music.

Leading the charge is Finale Sessions founder Michael Zucker, who follows his appearance on RDV's first release (as one half of the duo Prophets of a New Generation) with ‘City Streets’; having previously appeared on recordd with the likes of Terrence Dixon, Boo Williams and Norm Talley, he delivers his own nocturnal vision, a gentle and smooth soundtrack for warm Midwestern nights. Molly’s own contribution ‘Poble New’ follows, demonstrating her well-established mastery of tight grooves, atmosphere and subtle jack.

Douala, an artist associated with cult label Blorp, brings us ‘Orbiting’, a powerful slice of liquid funk. 
Modern House Quintet, presents ‘Plaka’, his first release away from his MHQ imprint, and arguably the record’s outright deepest moment. 
The founder of Popcorn Records, Siler ups the tempo for ‘French Manicure’, a playful, fizzy house bubbler.
Discovered at New York’s Elsewhere club during only his second-ever gig, John Silas represents the Eastern seaboard on irresistibly smooth cut ‘One Time’. 
Silas’s nocturnal groove leads in nicely to the more experimental, dense forest of sound forged by Kristian Amou & The Modern Quintet Ensemble on Bokobimbo. 

Finally, Orion hits with the MPC front-and-center for the undeniable groove of ‘Just Have You’, which rolls sensually towards a soulful vocal sample, culled from the dustiest of wax.




Track Listing :

1 – Michael Zucker « City Streets »
2 – Molly « Poble New »
3 – Douala « Orbiting »
4 – Modern House Quintet – Plaka
5 – Siler « French Manucure »
6 – John Silas « One Time »
7 - Kristian Amou & The Modern Quintet « Bokibimbo Ensemble »
8 – Orion «  Just Have You »

John Silas - One Time

Tracklisting :

[00:00] Mary Yalex - Cosmic Garden - Dial 
[04:15] Ruede Hagelstein - Dort - Do Not Sit On The Furniture
[10:05] Nicolas Rada - Sirsasana - Sudbeat 
[14:30] Pablo Bolivar & Pablo Sanchez - Just The Way - Seven Villas
[19:10] Jacques Bon - Reverse Flight - Permanent Vacation
[25:05] Adamant - Leviathan - Oddity 
[28:44] Atish - Warbler (Rodriguez Jr Remix) - Manjumasi
[33:57] Kaser Koman - Like Clockwork - Anjunadeep
[38:08] Sam Goku - Orchids Rapture - Atomnation
[43:14] Jeremy Olander - Steps - Vivrant
[48:12] Primal - Home - Connaisseur
[54:30] Yokto - Alpamare - Sum Over Histories

Basement VI - Dj Set

Dial 2020 (IV)

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