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Cuts Both Ways

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FREESPEED: Riot Code - Cuts Both Ways

After his sought-after debut 12” on I Love Acid last year, which sold out in less than an hour, notorious Brooklyn DJ & producer WTCHCRFT returns with a full EP on Posthuman’s Balkan Vinyl imprint.

Four tracks of hyper-energetic acid & jack, direct gear for the dancefloor and already heavily club tested.

Title track “Drugs Here” sets the pace for the whole EP, with “No Time To Lose” bringing WTCHCRFT’s signature vocal edit style. B side banger “Uhmm” recently featured on TSHA’s Fabric mix compilation.

Out on a hand-numbered edition of 666 copies, random red/blue marbled heavyweight 180g wax. 


WTCHCRFT
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/wtchcrft2
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WTCHCRFT1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/w_t_c_h/

Balkan Vinyl
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/balkan-recordings
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/balkanvinyl
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/i.love.acid/

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PREMIERE: WTCHCRFT - No Time To Lose (Balkan Vinyl)

Kohan- Axis [Nasty Enterprises]

Let’s get to the point: SPEED, the latest release from MALT, is built to rattle the dance floor. Its foundation is a bass synth going for a jog, taking cheeky steps but on a determined pace. The drums are programmed to propel and leave no dead air. Don’t mistake it for a straightforward DJ tool, though: the track kicks off with a simple “woo!” and takes its time opening up into a frenetic sci-fi heist. Teases of breaks and glassy arpeggios come to a head and flip the picture, throwing you curveballs and keeping you on your toes. Like the best blockbusters, it’s an action sequence that finds time to be lush and methodical. Yes, at its core, it’s a track designed to get you there. It’s also a track that doesn’t have all day—it needs you to hurry up and fucking dance.

For the steadier heads, the DubMax Version provides the bounce with a more gradual measure. A twisted vocal echoes throughout, almost a chuckle resonating past the chugging and shrugging. It’s a romp. Adam O also boards on with a remix, fixing to take you deeper into the bogs. Knocking garage kicks grab you by the limbs; grimy bass synths pull you into the proceedings. If the original was a race against time, this one’s a test against space, tossing you around within its bounds.

The cherry on top: MALT’s remix of an unreleased Adam O track, “What’s the Password”, an expeditious thriller. Evoking late 20th century paranoia, it moves at a breakneck speed to take you through fiber optics and dial-up lines, through command windows and terminals, to get you back to basics. Wipe the sweat off your brows.

After a period of quiet focus, MALT—a secret weapon and enduring mainstay of Los Angeles—briskly returns with a laser-precise EP that’ll steam up dance floors everywhere. Refill your fog machines and pick up the pace; this one’ll get things going. 

Buy Link:
https://maltmusic.bandcamp.com/album/speed-ep

Malt
https://soundcloud.com/malt_7
www.facebook.com/maltmusic7/
www.instagram.com/malt__man/

PREMIERE: MALT - Speed

The fourth instalment of Etched comes in the form of Noti.

A producer that delves far and wide into the leftfield corners of electronic dance music, Noti is not shy about experimenting with a palette of colourful sounds and structures that work seamlessly, whilst also nodding to the old school aspects of dance music.

'Numbers' is a self-explanatory, high-energy bop unlike anything you've heard before. Packed with ear candy, bouncy drums and hypnotic vocals, this one is a surefire way to get heads turning in the rave.

'Bring The Bass Back' is a track that feels reminiscent to early 90's underground dance music - glittered in catchy samples and squelchy synths that will never leave you bored.

Numbers / Bring The Bass Back

Numbers

Pan Electro

Sandyo & harm_onie - Interpol.com

Inner Revolution Remixes

Unconscious Self (Alien Rave Remix)

Yapa

Corviche (1morning Amir's Outerspace Club mix)

Inspired by bleeps and breaks of the 90's

Bleep 2 Da Beat

Working Angel

Katla (Shared Meanings)

Unrestrained dance tra✗✗
https://posseup.bandcamp.com/

Electricity Posse Vol. II incoming

Disclaimer:  Most of us are producers twisting out our own interpretations of 90s dance music.  The artists on this label are, for the most part, not the originators; we hope that you support the originators more than us because we wouldn't be here without them.

Demos:  send via private soundcloud, refer to VA's for our style. If I don't respond it's likely because you are submitting a different style than we release e.g., love techno but don't release it. Or, it's just not what would go well with the other submissions at the moment. This label receives a lot of demos and is run by one person so it is hard to respond to everyone. 

Premieres:  We're actually not a premiere destination. We work with a lot of artists, and the premieres you see here are just a helping hand for those that we work with on a regular basis.

Sandyo & harm_onie - Interpol.com

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