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January Mixes 2016

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Poolside Sounds Vol. 3 is OUT NOW 

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Future Disco’s essential summer soundtrack is back for another fresh slice of sunshine house, stirred in with some hypnotic late night grooves. The Third instalment of Future Disco – Poolside Sounds picks up neatly where the last compilation left off, carefully balancing the emerging sounds of the underground with a wealth of familiar names to craft the summers most anticipated mix. This Exclusive 20 minute album promo mix for Discobelle, gives you just a little taste of the awesome sounds featured on the compilation. 

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Poolside Sounds Vol. 3 - Discobelle Exclusive Album Promo Mix

Putting the needle on the records this week is Simple Records head honcho Will Saul.

RA.019 Will Saul

Our fifth Resident Advisor podcast comes from Finnish talent Kiki.

RA.005 Kiki

Our fourth Resident Advisor Podcast is provided by Fabric and Panorama Bar regular, Margaret Dygas.

RA.004 Margaret Dygas

The third Resident Advisor podcast comes from Jay Haze.


RA.003 Jay Haze

The second Resident Advisor podcast comes from DJ and production duo Pig&Dan.


RA.002 Pig & Dan

Our debut podcast comes from Berlin resident Troy Pierce.


RA.001 Troy Pierce

The modern funk ambassador charts the future of the genre.

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@damfunk
@stonesthrow

EX.271 Dâm-Funk

In this week’s RA Podcast, DJ and remixer extraordinaire Ewan Pearson manages to catch the sound of the late summer.

RA.027 Ewan Pearson

This week's podcast is from man of the moment Henrik Schwarz.

RA.032 Henrik Schwarz

This week's podcast is a club mix from Heidi, the latest signing to Get Physical.

RA.035 Heidi

This week's podcast is from Scottish institution Slam, recorded live at The Arches in Glasgow.

RA.036 Slam

This week Âme spin classy deep house in the RA podcast.

RA.042 Âme

This week’s RA Podcast is a hundred minutes from super-producer Stephan Bodzin.

RA.043 Stephan Bodzin

This week on the pod is Swiss DJ and producer Ripperton.

RA.050 Ripperton

Inside the mind of a contemplative techno artist.

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@recondite_music

EX.276 Recondite

This week's podcast is a special selection from Cocoon Records’ Guy Gerber.

RA.058 Guy Gerber

Four Tet turns in a rough ‘n ready mix of electronic music.

RA.102 Four Tet

The prolific producer blurs the line between techno and house on this week's RA podcast.

RA.157 Tony Lionni

The Hot Chip and Greco-Roman co-founder mixes up this week's RA podcast.

RA.179 Joe Goddard

The scene's godfather looks to the future of grime on this week's RA podcast.

RA.234 Terror Danjah

RA.241 Maya Jane Coles

Heady home listening from the French duo.

RA.249 Discodeine

The man behind RA's top album of 2010 mixes bags of new and exclusive music.

RA.246 Caribou

RA.259 Skream

A wonderfully composed selection from the breakthrough duo.

RA.283 Tale Of Us

RA.360 Solomun

RA.385 Daniel Avery

Solid Steel in association with Serato (1st January) We kick off the New Year with Seb Wildblood and a mix to ease you in after the night before. He told us;
"I run a small South East London based record label called Church, over the last three years we've released artists such as FYI Chris, Laurence Guy, Ishmael, Chaos In The CBD amongst others. The greatest joy for me aside from writing music is introducing people to music. Over the last couple of years I feel I've began to make exactly what i want to be making and am now comfortable playing some of my own tracks in DJ sets, this a new and really exciting feeling for me. With this in mind I decided to focus the mix mainly on my own productions and forthcoming material from Church, it also includes a few records of the moment I couldn’t resist adding in, featuring Ross From Friends, Leif, Mall Grab, Takuya Matsumoto & More. The mix was recorded at my home from home, Corsica Studios."

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Hour 1 - Seb Wildblood  https://twitter.com/sebwildblood

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Solid Steel Radio Show 1/1/2016 Hour 1 - Seb Wildblood

In this, the final show of Hotflush On Air for 2015, Scuba rounds up and discusses his favourite tracks of the year. Big tunes from Mano Le Tough, Anthony Parasole, Daniel Avery & Slam should whet your appetites for the next few days of pills, thrills and bellyaches...

See you again in 2016. Rave safe!

Full tracklist here >> http://www.hotflushrecordings.com/blogs/news/81788353-hotflush-on-air-episode-3-full-tracklist

Hotflush On Air With Scuba - Episode #03

The Chemical Brothers - Wide Open (Joe Goddard Remix)

The second single from his forthcoming debut album finds Kieren Dickins aka DELS collaborating once again with Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard on a tune which throws all the rules about the correct structuring of a classic pop song out of the window, drags them back in through the backdoor and makes of them one of the most beautiful, funny and compelling rap records you’ve heard in a good old while.

The record begins with DELS dropping a collage of thoughts and images over Goddard’s chugging, squelching beat. With the second verse, the music changes, a more reflective, melancholy feel coming in as DELS rap resolves into the theme of dreams within dreams, the lyrics still funny, but more thoughtful and just as concrete in terms of the images they generate. Just when you think it can’t get any better, a steel drum starts syncopating the beat and the tune is finished by Goddard’s beautiful, understated chorus. Surprising, innovative and just plain different, you’ll be reaching for rewind before you know it. We hope so, anyway…

Goddard himself turns in the first remix. Orignally conceived as a revocal with new lyrics from DELS complemented by fellow next-gen UK rapper Ghostpoet, Goddard liked the new, melancholy feel of the words so much, he re-worked the music to emphasise this aspect even more. The results are spell-binding, a falling, stumbling ballad. Paper Tiger take the original and morph the rhythm into afro-beat-dancehall, pulling the beat around and making a sparse, effective re-work. Gwilym Gold (of Golden Silvers), meanwhile, turns in his Way Below Hell mix, upping the atmosphere even further with a version that creeps through a number of distinct movements while remaining chilling and unsettling throughout.

As if all this wasn’t enough, DELS has once again collaborated with US Design Studio to produce a promo video for the song that is a massive step up even on what they achieved with “Shapeshift.” Taking its inspiration from DELS second verse line “am I dreaming in colour or black with the white?” the video creates – with absolutely no post-production tricks - a world split down the middle along these lines. Rewarding repeat viewings, this is a truly outstanding video for an outstanding song.
