By the base of the mountain, he found a cemetery. Under the light drops of rain he covered himself with the lush blanket of dirt and soil and green grass. He curled into a fetus position and cried a little, heaved a lot more and started talking to the skies. 
Underneath the earth, that’s where the skies’ altar was, that’s where he could breath beyond himself, talk like himself and ask for the sky’s help and permission. 
The mountain tops  remained unshivered by large clouds, the grey of the peaks mixing with the dark hues and blues. The jaded forests and their mint crowns unmistaken, remained unmoved.
Her eyes regularly looked up as she walked up and down by the side of the mountain, felt she was the mountain, felt she was lonely maybe like it was too. 
Little did they know they needed each other. They hadn’t been looking for each other, but just for themselves and that’s how the mix works, that the mountain is not separate from the sky, nor the earth from our eyes. 

Now she stopped and then he talked, and then looked up. And that’s all I got.

Dime Quien Soy

Suzanne Kraft - Flatiron

// New single by Brasstronaut // Out Nov. 4 on Hybridity Music and Tin Angel Records

www.brasstronaut.com

Hawk

Carlos Cipa & Occupanther - Branches (Original Mix)

01 Lost In The Light

Having kicked off this new series of compilations last year with other label boss Dom Servini’s “Allo Love” selection, Volume Two gives us an insight into his partner’s muscial diet. 

Perhaps unsurprisingly given the man’s own output, the down-tempo and electronica end of things is well covered with lush offerings from Hiatus & Shura, Amenta, Matches and Jesse Futerman. And in places, things get even more horizontal with more acoustic offerings from High Hopes Society and of course the man himself with his acoustic version of album favourite “A Promise Is All It Was”.

Let us not forget, though, that Scrimshire is also a DJ, and a damn fine one at that, and there’s plenty of turntable fodder to be found with Persian’s lovers and jungle mash-up, Twin Cities’ mid-tempo soul stirrer, Skinshape’s take on a Bill Withers classic, and plenty of cuts from the Wah Wah 45s stable including music from Part-time Heroes, Resonators, Paper Tiger, Hackney Colliery Band and LV’s deadly club version of Scrimshire’s “Everything You Say” featuring the Cinematic Orchestra’s Heidi Vogel. And even then there’s time for a couple of exclusives – Easy Access Orchestra’s re-work for Colman Brothers is quite possibly a modern summertime anthem, and new signing Gene Dudley Group get their first ever airing on Wah Wah 45s. Blimey, we’re out of breathe just thinking about it. 


Hiatus & Shura - River

Fink - 'See It All'

Fink returns with the second single from his 3rd album of his Ninja Tune Records trilogy, “Sort of Revolution.” 

“See It All,” one of the album’s signature tracks, is blessed with falling piano lines, pulsing electric bass, and a driving rhythm which combines relentless propulsion with sublime subtlety. “Q&A” finds Fink in a deeply soulful and moody a cappella, building a tune from his own vocal parts - layers of harmony buzzing through your ears, as warm and rich as it is clever and hypnotic. Both of these tracks were recently recorded live on Fink’s latest Gilles Peterson Maida Vale session for BBC Radio 1, while the LP version of “See It All” has just been confirmed as the opening track on the season premiere on the longstanding and now infamous TV show CSI:NY. 

Remixes come from D*L*I*D (fresh from their stunning remix of Phoenix's "1901" single, this remix is only their second!), Emika (Ninja Tune's latest signing, bringing Berlin heaviness to the table), and Fink’s dub alter-ego, Sideshow (critically lauded and internationally sharing 12's with Martyn, remixing Appleblim, and releasing albums on Aus Music). D*L*I*D channels the spirit of J-Dilla, turning the original into a super-heavy head-nodder. Label-mate Emika turns the original into a dark and brooding epic that builds towards a huge finale – a la Massive Attack with serious skunk-paranoia. Sideshow once again showcases Fink’s production cred with an echo box and compression chamber, skillfully stripping the parts and fitting them together into brand new shapes. 

Fin Greenall, aka Fink, is among the more understated of the world’s ‘singer-songwriters’, relying on uncompromising quality of work and an astounding stage presence, rather than major label marketing budgets. A master lyricist and in-demand songwriter, having most recently co-written with John Legend for Legend’s ‘Evolver’ LP as well as two of Ninja Tune’s latest signings: Andreya Triana and Emika. Currently touring the UK with band mates Guy Whittaker on bass and Tim Thornton on drums, Fink is as hectic as ever with a tour of France throughout October; November spent in China, Hong Kong, and Vietnam; the USA in December; and Australia (including 3 headline evenings at the Sydney Festival) and Japan in January. 

See It All / Q&A, taken from the Sort of Revolution LP, is released on Ninja Tune records on 19 October as a download only.

Buy at Ninjashop: http://bit.ly/N19ZQp
Download on iTunes: http://bit.ly/M63VXb
Buy on Amazon: http://glnk.it/1go

See It All

Fink - See It All (Radio Edit)

Promises - Loukoko

Buy on Beatport

Rone - Bye Bye Macadam - (PAVANE Remix)

"Husbands" is now available via Microphone Recordings:

https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/husbands-ep/id643217230

http://wearehusbands.bandcamp.com

Run Along, Son

Sadi - see falls

i like making playlists

i would love to add music to my spoken and video work, so if you're into this I'm open for collabs

*analogue artwork is my own*

Dime Quien Soy

ramona