The Breathecast is back with a voguish new feel thanks to badman, Bdon.

For our 17th Edition, we’re excessively excited to feature a bespoke cocktail of club ready nectar from Samuel Padden’s Collection.

Sam’s distinct stylings and canny solo productions have seen him weave a path through the underground circuits of the UK and onto the dancefloors of the wider-world. Despite it being an obviously rough time for the industry, Padden has spent his recent time wisely, with releases on nugs on board, Sol Asylum and an impending release courtesy of Tone Dropout x Childhood Intelligence soon to drop.

Amplify, testify and shake away your lingering woes!

@Samuelpadden

TASCAM DR-05

Breathecast 017 ~ Samuel Padden

Up next on the That's That mix series we have a very special guest. It's someone who tore it up for us in Manchester at our debut party, and has continued to do so in the scene since. We are so happy to welcome back our good friend Tom Everett to That's That.

Tom's provided us with an hour of euphoric tunes to enjoy. Tune in and take yourself on a journey of: House, garage, disco, breaks and acid house. Not forgetting some excellent edits of the classics, and even some unreleased heat from Tom Himself.

So much amazing music inside this one. You don't wanna miss it.

That's Tom Everett

As the summer dust settles and club season beckons, delicate sound waves seep their way into the Omniverse, coming straight from the heart of the Netherlands: Zaltbommel. ⁣
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For our 19th issue of the Breathecast, DJ Zaltbommel steps forth into the fray with an intelligent selection of contagious house gems. Tobias (known for his ever-lasting smile) effectuates his greatest sonic pleasure by discovering records from the so-called less ‘fruitful’ years of electronic music and paying them the unremembered respect they deserve, whilst also digging deep and distinctively into the inimitable sounds of the 90s.⁣
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Zaltbommel has also been sharpening his proverbial sword in the studio of late, drawing artistic inspiration in particular from Lucio Dalla, who was a master at effortlessly adapting to different genres from jazz to dance music and obsequiously intertwining their different characteristics. ⁣
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So, we implore you to keep those eyes peeled for Zaltbommel’s future releases, but in the meantime lend an ear to this impeccably thoughtful and mood-provoking podcast. Nesting beautifully together like a set of Russian Dolls, this one makes it so god damn hard to remove yourself from the groove.


⁣@djzaltbommel

IDs shared on request.

Breathecast 019 ~ DJ Zaltbommel

For volume 20 of the Breathecast, we’ve requested the help of long-time party instigator, seasoned scene-head, uninhibited vinyl purist 751 aka Jelle Hamstra from The Hague.

Having spent many years playing at the likes of Dekmantel Selectors, Lente Kabinet, and Rewire Festival, Jelle has always taken the time he needs to mix, record, dig and ingest good music. 

As part of the formation of his huge record collection, he has developed linking notions and a definitive understanding of house, minimal, electro and everything these genres allude to. Combining the obscure and underexposed with dancefloor knowledge as he has studied and come to understand it, Jelle has become a respected selector in the clubs & scenes he has long traversed. 

After accumulating years of experience working in the industry as an A&R for various record labels, 751 has turned his attention to his own imprint, Tonal Oceans, which focuses on highlighting lesser-known, limited press releases.

Open your ears and subvert your mind, prepare for incredible tracks you won’t know but a deluge of sounds you will love.


@751

Breathecast 020 ~ 751

We’re 21 poddys deep and what better way to mark the occasion than with a mixture of downtempo and garage goodness?⁣
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Introducing Lewy, a man on a mission to put South Wales back on the map; and he’s doing a damn good job at it too with his beloved @famjamparty. Hosting the likes of @laurineslowlife & @cecilioslowlife , @truly___madly and a quickly approaching open-air rave with @ghostberlin lends you a not-so-subtle hint towards Famjams calling in the Welsh capital 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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Lewy is a serious digger and he’s pieced together a soundtrack befitting the wonkiest and most debauched of after-hours. So pull up and lock in, this one’s a trip 👽

Breathecast 021 ~ Lewy

Due to the release of our first record, our Breathecast series has taken a brief back seat. But it's finally back, so stop slacking, snacking and extend your ears post haste. We bring you a mix from the digging and collecting wizard, known as diskevich. 

His Youtube channel has long been a must-sub for anyone delighting in the finer, rarer delicacies encased within House Music. Digging for gems so you don’t have to, diskevich has also become a highly-skilled DJ (hardly surprising considering his collection), regularly showcasing his talent via emotionally pure and artistically original vinyl-only mixes. His sonic gift to us is as potent as ever, crossing between the multitude of linking domains connecting house, breaks, electro and pure rave madness.

Let his music obsession and selection imbue your day with rhythm and funk. Don’t flunk!

@diskevich

Breathecast 022 ~ diskevich

Just as my¢elium spreads beneath warm, earthy soil, for our next Triskast Amsterdam-based DJ Mia Cecille extends a web of dizzying psy¢hedelia, os¢illating between feral, growling minimal and proggy exhortations.

@miacecille

Triskast꩜ Mia Cecille

Picnic Archives 001. This series focuses on bringing distant memories from past parties back to life with revisited recordings straight from the booth. Our first instalment lands with a 2 hour mix from Breathe Records head honcho and well resepected crate digger, Jack Darwin. The mix is taken from Jacks debut with us at Bret sometime last year.

Picnic Archives 001 : Jack Darwin at BRET, 20.04.24

Considered by many to be THE tune of 2010, Coma Cat has emerged as an early favourite for end of year top-10 lists the world over, garnering praise from DJs and blogs right across the dance music spectrum. 

Drenched in honey-like warmth with a big synthy bass line, old-school piano stabs and an almost overwhelmingly joyful hook, Coma Cat has all the qualities of a timeless classic and an honesty that’s so endearing it’s practically impossible to resist. 


Outta milk.

PlumPa$try.

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