Name: THE FOOL BROS. "Suicide Squeeze" PPU-089 BALTIMORE AOR 12" by PPU
Duration: 3 min 53 s
Description: coming soon. with new version from Victor Giordano.. Baltimore in the building √

Available for purchase via the digital white label, "L U II" .

Old Iz New (Source tape Extended Mix)

LIES-BLK-07
Terekke-Yrlv
from upcoming four track ep
to be released september 2014


Terekke-Yrlv (LIES-BLK 07)

Compiled by Hunee, 'Sounds from the Far East' features highly sought after material by legendary Japanese house producer Soichi Terada and fellow producers Shinichiro Yokota and Manabu Nagayama!

Soichi Terada is an adventurous multitalent and over all a good sport. He was born in the sixties, and as a child he loved to play on his fathers’ electric organ. Terada majored in Computer Science and Electric Organ and after he graduated, he founded his Far East Recording in 1989, because he couldn't find a label for his compositions at that time.

The sound of Far East Recording is very much inspired by early nineties US deep house. Soichi Terada went out to parties in the late eighties, were he was equally influenced by house and hip-hop. A few years later, Terada took on producing music by using digital sampling. In the early nineties he occasionally DJ-ed with a DAT player and some reel tapes, instead of using records and turntables.

"Sounds From The Far East" shines new light on Soichi Terada's label and consists of material that was originally released in the early nineties. Next to Terada's music, Hunee also selected a few tracks by fellow artist Shinichiro Yokota for this compilation, as well as 'Sun Showered', a track based on the incredible Paradise Garage gem called 'Sunshower', by Terada and Nami Shimada. 

Sounds From The Far East

Steven Julien - XL

BAKK008 | SFV Acid - DOep & Jazzchamber  10+12inch

Jazzchamber / 10inch
A1 Free Way
B1 French Delmar
B2 CG Funk

DOep / 12Inch
A1 Doep
A2 STWF
B1 Dickinsdontlie
B2 Wenegelam
B3 Extrakrizzbeat


Release Date: Early June

BAKK lodges SFV Acid with a double deal - a 12 inch (DOep) with deep ’n’ dark electro vibes and a 10 inch (Jazzchamber) for the smooth and elastic funk. Both come with the unusual SFV Acid touch. It comes in two screen printed inner sleeves packed in a plastic sleeve with a chrome sticker - conceived by the BAKK Cartoon Cartel.

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BAKK008 | SFV Acid - DOep & Jazzchamber (10 + 12 Inch)

Conifer (Liquid Edit)

Lobster mainstay and German purveyor of the deep raw, TRP aka David Willenberger, returns to Lobster Theremin for a full-on outing of crunchy, melodic, acid-tinged house, techno & electro. 

With recent EP's for Mörk and Shall Not Fade, the young producer comes full circle with a cement-mixed, drum-heavy sound that melds an even weightier production aesthetic to a spectral of tonal distortion usages. 

Title track Thing Won't Change opens with a dusty ambient intro. Soothing-yet-ghostly hollowed out tones echo into the distance as a thumping, rumbling electro drum pattern erupts forth. GAS-esque haunting timbres richochet'd by splintered 909 drum work. 

Conscientious takes showcases a very local signature deep, rolling house-techno sound. Landing somewhere between the skippy minimalism of Dial and Smallville whilst chanelling that signature TRP skip & dance. A playful jaunt that recalls his more aquatic work on the earlier Mörk EP. 

Flipping over we get a two part romp through EFX, a scorched two-track journey into the stomping, club-leaning pallet of Willenberger. Part I is jump-up house driven hard through the tube circuit. Pumpin' kicks & sliced off hats puckering a groove-soaked bass-line, icy stabs and a vocal hit of "Sayyyyy". Proper peak time wonderment. 

Part II ups the skip, dashes in some ominous 80's TV sampling and ups the lucidity of the synths. Real heady stuff snatched from a heartily-stocked medicine cabinet. Outer-realms dance injection & early morning revitalisation. 

>>@trp111

Things Won't Change

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LTWHT013 // TRP - Things Won't Change

A1 taken from my Aloe Drink 12". Vinyl & digital released May 11th on Public Release. https://soundcloud.com/eug/sets/khotin-aloe-drink

→Mixed by Nik Kozub
→Mastered by George Horn

Aloe Drink

Buy 12"/Digital

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THE FOOL BROS. "Suicide Squeeze" PPU-089 BALTIMORE AOR 12"

Heat is a surprise new double album from Shinichi Atobe for DDS. It follows on from last year’s “From The Heart, It’s A Start, A Work Of Art” set and continues a run of highly enigmatic, acclaimed and completely unparalleled productions that follow their own timeless logic. There’s no sonic fiction involved - this material really does just turn up on a CD sent by air mail from Japan to Manchester, sparse info, no messing, pure gold.

Heat

Shinichi Atobe - Heat 1

rossum universal tracks - there will come soft reigns

People's Potential Unlimited (PPU) is a very special record label in DC known for discovering and reissuing some of the weirdest and best ultra-rare boogie, funk, and other dance music from the 70s, 80s, 90s as well as a new generation of beat-makers who draw inspiration from these strange worlds of sound.

Started by music fiend Andrew Morgan and operated out of his basement, PPU’s is a world that re-imagines funk as outsider art and cosmic-boogie as a modern variant of folk music. What would it be like if your school janitor made rap music in the broom closet or if someone in middle management still nursed a dream of being the next El Debarge? The label’s roster includes Robbie M., Dwight Sykes, Evans Pyramid, George Franklin Smallwood, Uku Kuut—names found on demo tapes abandoned to time, or else unearthed online. But PPU also pushes the present into the future. Newest members of the PPU family include DC favorite sons Beautiful Swimmers,  Dreamcastmoe, King Pari, PPU VHS Video mulcher Luke Wyatt, LA beathead Benedek, Vancouver space cadets Pender Street Steppers and Miami sound machine Mickey de Grand IV. There's a palpable scent of both mustiness and freshness to be found in all of PPU's grooves though, the smell of funk from a parallel dimension.

THE FOOL BROS. "Suicide Squeeze" PPU-089 BALTIMORE AOR 12"

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