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Taken from the album by Phono Ghosts - Chrome Position – Skassette004.
Release date 13th December 2013.

Phono Ghosts - When we were fifteen (Fade)

This is a live recording, captured at Ego club in Düsseldorf, June 5 1999.  The music has been created with a self written step sequencer, the PX-18, controlling  a basic sample player and effects engine, all done in MaxMSP, running on a Powerbook G3. The step sequencer had some unique features, e.g. the ability to switch patterns independently in each track, which later became an important part of a certain music software.

I found the recording on a backup disk today. It has not been edited or mastered. During the first 20 minutes of the set, and before the 'encore' the Monolake CD 'Gobi' is playing in the background. 
 

Monolake Live at Ego Düsseldorf June 5 1999

Inhale - Drunken Babble - Kali Uchis

Brownswood electr*c 4
Various Artists
[Brownswood Recordings]
Release Date: 19/05/2014

Pre Order:

iTunes: http://bit.ly/1mTVKPG
Bandcamp: http://bit.ly/1lFjaFH

Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood imprint dips back into the electronic melting pot to compile its fourth “electr*c” compilation in as many years. The fruits of intensive exploration of the cracks and crevices within today’s wonderfully fractured bass music movement, Brownswood electr*c 4 features exclusive music from a new crop of up and comers. Some like Frenchman Nikitch and Belgian wunderkind LTGL are fresh out of the blocks, whilst the likes of Deft, Adam Elemental, Glenn Astro, D Tiberio and B Lewis have cultivated relative online infamy in recent times, each carving out their own unique path and singular artistry. 

As usual we run the full gamut of styles, skipping from searing hypercolour hip-hop/bass hybrids; through ever so slightly wonky deep house; furious footworkin’ D&B that recalls vintage Metalheadz cuts circa ’96 (but somehow sounds steadfastly futuristic); awesomely drunken R&B; wrecking ball 808-driven bangerz; and introspective emo bumps… It’s a cluttered, chaotic, hyperactive kaleidoscopic trip – no doubt – but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Founded by Alex “Patchwork” Stevenson (Patchwork Pirates / Earnest Endeavours) in 2010, the aim of this series was very simply to replicate the ethos of Peterson’s much loved Brownswood Bubblers series and provide a platform for new, up and coming artists starting to make waves in the worldwide underground. It’s an approach that has characterised Gilles’s approach to DJing, broadcasting and music from the very beginning of his career and it lies at the very heart of his accidental slogan: “Searching for the perfect beat”.

The inaugural Brownswood electr*c in June 2010 provided a compelling snapshot of the dance music underground’s greyer areas, rounding up then newcomers (now major players) Shlohmo, Rockwell, 16bit, George Fitzgerald, Mosca and Mount Kimbie. Subsequent volumes burrowed deeper into the warren-like electronic landscape uncovering hidden treasures from Ta-ku, Koreless, Synkro & Indigo (these days known as Akkord), Stray (one third of Ivy Lab) and highlighted underground anthems by the likes of Dub Phizix and Krampfhaft, in addition to a whole raft of exceptionally talented newcomers.


Brownswood electr*c 4

01. Louis Futon - Shoulda Known (GANZ Remix)
02. Nikitch - Radiated Light
03. Monk' - “L”
04. Glenn Astro - We Killed Our Probation Worker
05. Deft - Breakdown
06. Adam Elemental - Green Eyes feat. Ravdeep Singh
07. NorvisJr - do kNo that…
08. LTGL - Hat To The Back (Brownswood Edit)
09. Feral - Rollercoaster
10. B Lewis - Four Days Alone
11. D Tiberio - All That's Torn feat. Natasha Agrama
12. Brrd - Youth Group

Deft - Breakdown

Brownswood electr*c 4
Various Artists
[Brownswood Recordings]
Release Date: 19/05/2014


iTunes: bit.ly/1mTVKPG <http://bit.ly/1mTVKPG>
Bandcamp: bit.ly/1lFjaFH <http://bit.ly/1lFjaFH>

Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood imprint dips back into the electronic melting pot to compile its fourth “electr*c” compilation in as many years. The fruits of intensive exploration of the cracks and crevices within today’s wonderfully fractured bass music movement, Brownswood electr*c 4 features exclusive music from a new crop of up and comers. Some like Frenchman Nikitch and Belgian wunderkind LTGL are fresh out of the blocks, whilst the likes of Deft, Adam Elemental, Glenn Astro, D Tiberio and B Lewis have cultivated relative online infamy in recent times, each carving out their own unique path and singular artistry.

As usual we run the full gamut of styles, skipping from searing hypercolour hip-hop/bass hybrids; through ever so slightly wonky deep house; furious footworkin’ D&B that recalls vintage Metalheadz cuts circa ’96 (but somehow sounds steadfastly futuristic); awesomely drunken R&B; wrecking ball 808-driven bangerz; and introspective emo bumps… It’s a cluttered, chaotic, hyperactive kaleidoscopic trip – no doubt – but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Founded by Alex “Patchwork” Stevenson (Patchwork Pirates / Earnest Endeavours) in 2010, the aim of this series was very simply to replicate the ethos of Peterson’s much loved Brownswood Bubblers series and provide a platform for new, up and coming artists starting to make waves in the worldwide underground. It’s an approach that has characterised Gilles’s approach to DJing, broadcasting and music from the very beginning of his career and it lies at the very heart of his accidental slogan: “Searching for the perfect beat”.

The inaugural Brownswood electr*c in June 2010 provided a compelling snapshot of the dance music underground’s greyer areas, rounding up then newcomers (now major players) Shlohmo, Rockwell, 16bit, George Fitzgerald, Mosca and Mount Kimbie. Subsequent volumes burrowed deeper into the warren-like electronic landscape uncovering hidden treasures from Ta-ku, Koreless, Synkro & Indigo (these days known as Akkord), Stray (one third of Ivy Lab) and highlighted underground anthems by the likes of Dub Phizix and Krampfhaft, in addition to a whole raft of exceptionally talented newcomers.

Brownswood electr*c 4

01. Louis Futon - Shoulda Known (GANZ Remix)
02. Nikitch - Radiated Light
03. Monk' - “L”
04. Glenn Astro - We Killed Our Probation Worker
05. Deft - Breakdown
06. Adam Elemental - Green Eyes feat. Ravdeep Singh
07. NorvisJr - do kNo that…
08. LTGL - Hat To The Back (Brownswood Edit)
09. Feral - Rollercoaster
10. B Lewis - Four Days Alone
11. D Tiberio - All That's Torn feat. Natasha Agrama
12. Brrd - Youth Group

Buy on Itunes

Radiated Light (OUT NOW on Brownswood)

My official remix for Foster The People ~ out soon!

Foster The People - Best Friend (Wave Racer Remix)

Support Artist

Red Frog

Next up on Nicolas Jaar's subscription-based label is this gem Lucrecia Dalt. Following on from her Syzygy LP in 2013, it's a prime slab of bass-driven minimalism.

Grab it via  http://other-people.net/ on Monday 27th October.

Lucrecia Dalt 'Esotro' - Boiler Room Debuts

Hold Up (??????)

Umoja - Beatucada

An ambient set (all originals) recorded at CoSM. 
Featuring tracks spanning the last 15 years.


Support CoSM 

Tipper - CoSM Ambient Set

Worldwide Family member @alex-patchwork takes on Alice Keys in this unofficial edit. 

Free download at: http://www.gillespetersonworldwide.com/gpww-premiere-alex-patchwork-untitled-keys-free-download/

Catch Alex at Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards in London on 17th Jan: https://www.musicglue.com/worldwide-awards/events/17-jan-15-gilles-petersons-worldwide-awards-2015-koko/

For more GPWW Premieres: https://soundcloud.com/gillespetersonworldwide/sets/gilles-peterson-worldwide

Alex Patchwork - Untitled Keys (GPWW Premiere)

Vril's progression from the early Giegling run of numbered EPs to last year’s considerably more intense 1-2 of Torus and Vortekz made perfect sense: the faceless producer came out the other side of dubby club fare into more intense, bleak terrain. 2014’s breakout year was capped by his ferocious teardown at our Dystopian showcase; replete with rushing, quasi-Resident Evil visuals, it was a masterwork - easily one of our Best of 2014.

Incredibly, Delsin actually chose to sign on Vril for a sophomore LP on the strength of his Boiler Room set, citing the "energy of some tracks and the crowd's reaction, which was really good." First debuted on our screens, “Portal 7” is everything you could want in a techno track. Pistons pump, steam valves release and tectonic plates shift underfoot - in short, it's a total ripper. Throw yourself tumbling headfirst down the Portal.

Vril "Portal 7" - Boiler Room Debuts

From the album Ivy Tripp, out April 7, 2015 on Merge Records.
http://www.mergerecords.com/ivy-tripp

Ivy Tripp

Buy from Merge

Waxahatchee "Air"

Taken from Fort Romeau's 'Insides' LP out March 31, 2015. 

Pre-order at The Ghostly Store: http://www.theghostlystore.com/products/fort-romeau-insides

Fort Romeau - Insides

♏a✝✝erz

Eggbert (2011)

https://soundcloud.com/moovmnt #premiere

If you find something really special you need to listen the first Kerem Akdag’ LP. A research work lasted a year, between Istanbul and New York. Cultures that combine to create a sound unique. The deep meets the 'r & b, the soulful voice of Kerem fly on the streets between tubings of groove. Up and down, garage disco, broken bliss, funk and jazzy, unquestionably cool, haunting vibe. The theme that gives the name to 'Expressive’ has been remixed by the legendary Nachtbraker, the new talent who returns to delight us with a sexy vocal version and a dub mix for clubbin’ lovers only. Image courtesy by Andrea Contin, graphics and project curated by Giuseppe D'Alessandro, mastered by Stefan Eichinger (aka LOPAZZ) studio. 


Feedbacks: 

Osunlade 
from first note to last..excellent! 

Pablo Bolivar 
Great work, all tracks have something special, reminds me Steve Spacek with a house feeling, excellent! 

Dirt Crew 
Yeah :) 

Brother's Vibe 
MASSIVE! 

Robert Owens 
Great tracks 

Wankelmut 
nachtbraker is on fire! sexy grooves! 

Sarp Yilmaz 
future soul of Istanbul . proper homie action, aslan parcasi . 

Animal Trainer 
Really a unique sound style by Kerem...cool LP definitively 
Thanks for the promo 

Stacey Pullen 
cool will try thanks 

Tensnake 
this is quality, love it thanks, downloading 

Whatpeopleplay's Peter Armster 
Excellent Album! 

Noah Pred 
Cool deep vibes. Will try the Nachtbraker dub, thanks. 

Moodymanc 
Excellent!!! 

ClubbingSpain 
Review: www.clubbingspain.com/noticias/2014/album-de-debut-de-kerem-akdag.html 

Technoszene 
Funky Tracks, love it. Review @ www.technoszene.com/core/2014/12/11/expressive-kerem-akdag/ 

Different Grooves 
in the overall the album is ok, "find a way" is my favorite track. thanks for sending! 

Radio Record FM (Russia) 
Thanks, will support 

OpenLab Radio (Robert Miles, Ibiza) 
Downloading for OpenLab Radio Playlist Consideration 

Fog 
Nice imprint here , solid originals but Nachtbraker's vocal mix is the one for me, thanks 

Moony Me 
Oh Yeah! Expressive's original and Find A Way are supernice and laid back.Will try for sure! 

Elia Perrone 
Really nice Lp, congrats to kerem akdag for the beautiful music 

L'atelier 
Very dope package! Loving' our buddy Nachtbraker his remix. Originals of Expressive and Find A Way will also find its way to our playlist. thx! 

Alexander Filimonov/ KissFM Ukraine 
Thanks, will support 

DJ Aroma 
sounds interesting will have a longer listen , thx ;) 

Doce Pulgadas - Kiko Martinez - Manager 
Downloading for DocePulgadas. Thanks! 

Jonny Cruz 
super dope LP here...loving these jams 

Radio - Calin aka Catastrophic [Tunnel FM - Sweden] 
Nice one, thanks 

Christopher Çolak (Halfstereo, Istanbul) 
Vey nice will play and support. 

Magazine - Tsugi Mag 
don't worry 

Radio - Triangle Fm // Laurent N. 
5/5 !!! 
Top : I love all tracks here & superb stuff by Kerem Akdag. 
Will play & ALL MY SUPPORT !!! 

Musumeci 
This is one of the best so far from Apparel Music. Thx for sending, support! 

Radio - NOICE! - Harry Ruffner 
Interesting.... going to have to listen to this a few times. 

Radio - Mystic Vybes (Mike Stukes) 
NICE! B^} 

Someone Else 
the intro and dub mix are really good. 

Guy J 
Very well produced , thnx for sending 

DJ Toby Deschamps 
very, very nice. 

Magazine - Posivision 
Cool. 

Illy Noize 
nice tracks 

Werner Niedermeier 
Good release. Nice tunes, especially Back Up 

Radio - Leri Ahel / Mutant Disco Radio Show 
Solid release. Love "Let it go". 

Bramus / DeltaFM903 / Buenos Aires 
Cool! thank you! 

Philogresz 
good ideas 

Fideles 
we think there are lots of good tracks on it. quality music. 

Andy Bach 
very cool release, like all tracks 

Simon Beeston 
Good stuff. Thanks. 

Angel Molina 
... not what I play, but 'Expressive - Nachtbraker's Sexy Vocal / Dub Mixes' have a really nice bass. thanks anyway. 

Your Only Friend 
Proper slo mo stuff! I'll be blasting some of these out for sure. 

Radio S1 UnserDing - Thorsten Mathieu 
ist okay 
stelle ich vor 

voices-records.de 
Apparel once more with a top notch release. Downbeat grooves, funky samples, jazzy flavoures......superb release featuring some great tracks for the small clubs. Love it ! Thx 

Patrick Lindsey 
just quality! 

Tripmastaz 
I like don't worry the most 

Elektrosalz 
don't worry is my fav, thanx! 

Mathias Mesteno 
Amazing stuff in this 

Slam Mode 
Feelin' it ...well done. 

Daniel Mehlhart 
Big Dub 

Alessio Mereu 
some really cool tax here! 

Radio - Diversions, CHRY.FM Toronto 
nicely crafted release !
credits


Kerem Akdag - Expressive (Moovmnt Premiere)

There's a lot of reasons to be excited about a new track from Second Storey, aka Al Storey, aka AlTourettes. He's soundtracked a pivotal scene in an Oscar-winning film; he's worked with Underworld; he's a regular colalborator with Appleblim (their ALSO project is now signed to R&S); his Houndstooth album has had support across the board; he's got remixes on his new EP from underground legends Cristian Vogel and LukeVibert... But more than any of those reasons we're excited because in terms of production technique AND ragged rave spirit he's one of the best in the game, and his tracks are always superb – simple as that.

Pre-order

Second Storey "Layer Lock" - Boiler Room Debuts

http://www.tokyodawn.net/soulparlor-smile/

SoulParlor - Nostalgia feat. Capitol A & Leona Berlin (preview)

Boards of Canada - The Devil is in the Details (St.Vitus Dance Remix)

You never know what to expect from Osunlade: he can veer from the very smoothest winebar house to mind-bending Afro-funk without warning. But even so, while first spinning the new compilation on his Yoruba label, we were knocked for six by this piece by his protege Afefe Iku and the mysterious Piscean Group. We can only describe it as a kind of jittery Afro-Balearic groove, full of hints of Tony Allen, of mystical Italian and German synth explorers, of New York loft parties at the end of the 1970s where you might see Arthur Russell grooving in a corner... not that we'd know, of course - but it's the kind of track that gets your imagination working overtime. 

Preorder 

Afefe Iku "Compass Rose" - Boiler Room Debuts

Muslimgauze - Mullah Said

05 Heaven

This song was supposed to come out on a compilation around 2010 but that project unfortunately fell through. Here it is for your enjoyment.

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