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Autonomous Africa - AA Bonus 10 - Limited edition one sided 10", due 15th September 2014. Vinyl only release. Distributed by Above Board.

This edit (originally created in 2008 for my dj sets) was supposed to be included on the recently released third Autonomous Africa 12". Unfortunately I didn't get permission to use it in time for that release but permission has now been given, so rather than wait for AA 004 in 2015 it is going to come out as a limited edition hand stamped 10" as soon as possible. All proceeds will once again go to the Mtandika mission in Tanzania - http://www.actioninafrica.org/about-mtandika.php

Mastered by Matt Colton. 

A big thanks to Ben UFO and Midland for championing this edit. The interest they generated directly led to the motivation for this release.

Amadou & Mariam - Ce N'est Pas Bon (A JD Twitch edit)

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Title: Migrant / Meltintu - Release: 25th September

The second 12” of 2015 for Call Super sees him contemplating the dancefloor once again, much in the manner of his previous releases ‘The Present Tense’ and ‘Fluenka Mitsu’.

Here Call Super returns to Houndstooth with two tracks that develop his detailed, quixotic sound with his palette of shady drums and svelte bass work. Dreamlike pieces to rotate you into the night.

Migrant / Meltintu

Migrant

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Call Super - Migrant

Sequel One Records - VA - Groove Sounds & Twisted Rhythms Vol. IV
https://sequelone.bandcamp.com/album/va-groove-sounds-twisted-rhythms-vol-iv
Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4chfpqwpyCI
MD>A4>DECO>RNC>TAPE>OUT

Vorlis - VALIS | Sequel One Records [SEOFREE004]

This week, the Multi Culti label dropped their new comp, Sun Gaze II, a four-track ensemble of colourful, global club tracks. Our favourite here at Complex HQ, Moscoman's fuzzy foot-stomper "Se Acabo", sees the Berlin-via-Tel-Aviv producer concoct a rich melting pot of influences that seem to hint at just about every corner of the world. With its tropical percussion, cumbia-esque cadence and marching bass line, you could deploy this cut in any club in the world and expect a rapturous response from the crowd.

Sun Gaze II is the latest part of the six-part Sun Gaze & Moon Faze compilation. Sun Gaze II is released on Apr. 25, while the full compilation will be released on Jun. 21 as a limited edition box set.

Premiere: Moscoman - Se Acabo

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Hell Yeah’s summer will be all about Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether.

It is 11 years since Walter Del Vecchio’s last album on Cactus Island Recordings and since then he has put out a steady stream of sublime EPs on the likes of his own Really Swing as well as, of course, Hell Yeah. Label boss Marco calls him “a delicate musician” and it’s true that his deft sound is filled with beauty and detail.
A lot of attention is currently on his native Naples scene, but Quiroga doesn’t fit with the usual narrative thanks to his left of centre take on the breezy Mediterranean sounds of the city. This new album features six brand new cuts as well as six of his favourites that have previously been put out Really Swing, and is a fantastic showcase of his sound, with two of the tracks already getting big support from Italian ensemble 291out.

Gentle groove undulations and refrained vocal euphoria define opener Got Your Love, while fat bass twangs and nodding keys light up the jazzy-soul-funk fusion that is Martinica Feelings. Things get even more horizontal and romantic on The Zoist, with its steamy female coos and delicate keys, and North Hollywood Witches is a glorious bit of slow motion boogie with squelching bass and effervescing keys.

Elsewhere there are the lazy tumbles of Non Dire Notte, which is awash with acid gurgles, while glistening dreamscapes like Citto Di Mare shuffle on lush live drums and new age melodies. There are hippie vibes on Luzhin Defence which evokes sun beams breaking through the clouds, then Chiaia Sunset will melt your heart with its diffuse keys and rippling rhythms and ambient closer Bava casts you adrift into the clouds.

With many other gems along the way, this a perfect summer album that will temporarily rid you of whatever problems you may have. 
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Passages

Luzhin Defence

Quiroga - Luzhin Defence

Hell Yeah’s summer will be all about Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether.

It is 11 years since Walter Del Vecchio’s last album on Cactus Island Recordings and since then he has put out a steady stream of sublime EPs on the likes of his own Really Swing as well as, of course, Hell Yeah. Label boss Marco calls him “a delicate musician” and it’s true that his deft sound is filled with beauty and detail.
A lot of attention is currently on his native Naples scene, but Quiroga doesn’t fit with the usual narrative thanks to his left of centre take on the breezy Mediterranean sounds of the city. This new album features six brand new cuts as well as six of his favourites that have previously been put out Really Swing, and is a fantastic showcase of his sound, with two of the tracks already getting big support from Italian ensemble 291out.

Gentle groove undulations and refrained vocal euphoria define opener Got Your Love, while fat bass twangs and nodding keys light up the jazzy-soul-funk fusion that is Martinica Feelings. Things get even more horizontal and romantic on The Zoist, with its steamy female coos and delicate keys, and North Hollywood Witches is a glorious bit of slow motion boogie with squelching bass and effervescing keys.

Elsewhere there are the lazy tumbles of Non Dire Notte, which is awash with acid gurgles, while glistening dreamscapes like Citto Di Mare shuffle on lush live drums and new age melodies. There are hippie vibes on Luzhin Defence which evokes sun beams breaking through the clouds, then Chiaia Sunset will melt your heart with its diffuse keys and rippling rhythms and ambient closer Bava casts you adrift into the clouds.

With many other gems along the way, this a perfect summer album that will temporarily rid you of whatever problems you may have.

Amori Probiti

Quiroga - Amori Proibiti

We discovered Massimiliano Pagliara ten years ago with his slow and sexy number "Sometimes At Night", featuring Molly Nilsson's gorgeous vocals, released on "Live At Robert Johnson".
Since then, the italian dj/producer based in Berlin unleashed an impressive array of records on Rush Hour, Ostgut Ton, Cocktail D' Amore, Correspondant or Uncanny Valley. 
Massimiliano's idea here was to start a new series of mixes under the name "Love, Sex, Dreams", not being necessarily club music.
Rather slow, leftfield, balearic, ambient, b-sides.
Something very chill, mostly like a compilation of cute tracks.
We're glad to receive the first journey, enjoy !

LYO#135 / Massimiliano Pagliara

DC Promo Tracks #445: "Martinica Feelings" by Quiroga is part of the release "Passages" on Hell Yeah Recordings  @hell-yeah

Buy Now: https://hellyeahrec.bandcamp.com/album/passages 
release date: August 30th, 2019

Hell Yeah’s summer will be all about Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether. 

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DC Promo Tracks #445: Quiroga "Martinica Feelings"

Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether.  We feature 'North Hollywood Witches', a glorious bit of slow motion boogie with squelching bass and effervescing keys

PREMIERE: Quiroga - North Hollywood Witches [Hell Yeah! Recordings]

Hell Yeah’s summer will be all about Passages, a brand new and fantastic album from Quiroga that shows off his unique take on the Neapolitan sound. It is a soothing mix of real musicianship, laid back funk, soul and jazz stylings that wash over you, fill your heart with warmth and take you to a faraway beach where all your worries melt into the ether.
It is 11 years since Walter Del Vecchio’s last album on Cactus Island Recordings and since then he has put out a steady stream of sublime EPs on the likes of his own Really Swing as well as, of course, Hell Yeah.  Label boss Marco calls him “a delicate musician” and it’s true that his deft sound is filled with beauty and detail.
A lot of attention is currently on his native Naples scene, but Quiroga doesn’t fit with the usual narrative thanks to his left of centre take on the breezy Mediterranean sounds of the city. This new album features six brand new cuts as well as six of his favourites that have previously been put out Really Swing, and is a fantastic showcase of his sound, with two of the tracks already getting big support from Italian ensemble 291out.
Gentle groove undulations and refrained vocal euphoria define opener Got Your Love, while fat bass twangs and nodding keys light up the jazzy-soul-funk fusion that is Martinica Feelings. Things get even more horizontal and romantic on The Zoist, with its steamy female coos and delicate keys, and North Hollywood Witches is a glorious bit of slow motion boogie with squelching bass and effervescing keys. Elsewhere there are the lazy tumbles of Non Dire Notte, which is awash with acid gurgles, while glistening dreamscapes like Citto Di Mare shuffle on lush live drums and new age melodies. There are hippie vibes on Luzhin Defence which evokes sun beams breaking through the clouds, then Chiaia Sunset will melt your heart with its diffuse keys and rippling rhythms and ambient closer Bava casts you adrift into the clouds. 
With many other gems along the way, this a perfect summer album that will temporarily rid you of whatever problems you may have. 
Out August 30th. Buy: https://hellyeahrec.bandcamp.com/album/passages

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PREMIERE #575 | Quiroga - Africa Addio [Hell Yeah] 2019

DC Promo Tracks #664: "Dabbler in Love" by Quiroga is part of the release "Chords and Desire" on Really Swing @reallyswing  

Buy Now: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/quiroga-chords-desire/789246-01/?ref=dc
https://reallyswing.bandcamp.com/album/quiroga-chords-and-desire 

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DC Promo Tracks #664: Quiroga "Dabbler in Love"

Over the last few years, Naples has steadily become a radiant epicentre for sun-dazed funk from outer space, pushing forth a noria of like-minded keyboard vibists and transcending the limitative 4x4 radius to establish a sound both sprightly dancy and immersively organic. A gifted exponent of that retro-laced cosmic funk sound that’s become trademark to the city’s musical identity, Walter Del Vecchio alias Quiroga resurfaces on Really Swing with the aptly named ‘Chords and Desire’, two years after his latest sortie, ‘Cups and Balls’.

Beaming us up to an Eden of woozy synths, FX-laden Rhodes and translucent melodies, Quiroga bathes his listener in an infinite pool of laid-back nu-disco tropes, reshaped P-funk motifs and further Balearic-compatible stabs. It all starts with the lascivious ‘Dabbler in Love’, a slo-blooming piece of late summer audio hedonism, primed for extended sun-basking sessions with your lover by the sparkling seaside. Blazing with romantic fire and overly sensual by essence, the tune dips further into free-jazz jamming and melodic abstraction, drawing closer to a spaced-out ‘70s Herbie Hancock joint as bars fly by.

A more organic affair, ‘Kundabuffer’ whelms us in a downtempo trompe-l’oeil - lushly painted with birdsong samples, tape-echo’d textures and swarms of wobbly synth stabs that’ll get your knee-caps soft as jelly.

Picking up the torch on a further hypnagogic jazz kind of vibe, ‘Villa Lysis’ will have you drifting in the zone in a caress as it merges lucid dream-sourced panpipes, chimey chords and sedated slap bass.

An equally lavish though more dynamic cut, ’Snaporaz’ engineers a mix of acidulous funk, spacious, sci-fi-indebted ambientism and late-summer nostalgic layers.

EP closer ‘Drum ’N Bass For Papa’ finds Quiroga mischievously flaunting his junglistic assets along with his signature free-wheeling keyboard bravura, upping the tempo for a last ride that eschews a lulling-you-to-sleep finale but extrapolates the Italian producer’s knack for carving out jazz-funk beats as unorthodox in structure as they’re instantly captivating groove-wise.

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PREMIERE: Quiroga - Snaporaz [Really Swing]

Quiroga - Villa Lysis
Really Swing |  RSWING 014
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/quiroga-chords-desire/789246-01/

Neapolitan Funk and Jazz, Broken Beats and some DnB?  Yes please..  Over the last few years, Naples has steadily become a radiant epicentre for sun-dazed funk from outer space, pushing forth a noria of like-minded keyboard vibists and transcending the limitative 4x4 radius to establish a sound both sprightly dancy and immersively organic. A gifted exponent of that retro-laced cosmic funk sound that’s become trademark to the city’s musical identity,

Walter Del Vecchio alias Quiroga resurfaces on Really Swing with the aptly named ‘Chords and Desire’, two years after his last sortie ‘Cups and Balls’.

 

Beaming us up to an Eden of woozy synths, FX-laden Rhodes and translucent melodies, Quiroga bathes his listener in an infinite pool of laidback nu-disco tropes, reshaped P-funk motifs and further Balearic compatible stabs. It all starts with the lascivious ‘Dabbler in Love’, a slo-blooming piece of late summer audio hedonism, primed for extended sun-basking sessions with your lover by the sparkling seaside. Blazing with romantic fire and overly sensual by essence, the tune dips further into freejazz jamming and melodic abstraction, drawing closer to a spaced-out ‘70s Herbie Hancock joint as bars fly by.  A more organic affair, ‘Kundabuffer’ whelms us in a downtempo trompel’oeil - lushly painted with birdsong samples, tape-echo’d textures and swarms of wobbly synth stabs that’ll get your knee-caps soft as jelly.

 

Picking up the torch on a further hypnagogic jazz kind of vibe, ‘Villa Lysis’ will have you drifting in the zone in a caress as it merges lucid dream sourced panpipes, chimey chords and sedated slap bass. An equally lavish though more dynamic cut, ’Snaporaz’ engineers a mix of acidulous funk, spacious, sci-fi-indebted ambientism and late-summer nostalgic layers. EP closer ‘Drum ’N Bass For Papa’ finds Quiroga mischievously flaunting his junglistic assets along with his signature free-wheeling keyboard bravura, upping the tempo for a last ride that eschews a lulling you-to-sleep finale but extrapolates the Italian producer’s knack for carving out jazz-funk beats as unorthodox in structure as they’re instantly captivating groove-wise.

HSM PREMIERE | Quiroga - Villa Lysis [Really Swing]

Casa voyager lands in Napoli for the next chapter of the twr series. Prince Ozay unveils his "method" for surviving on the scam planet...machine language and microprocessor funk on this 5 tracker. Approved.
pre -oder > https://casavoyager.bandcamp.com/album/oltremare
out > mid-april

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