A turbulent year is coming to an end so Cologne bases label Feines Tier celebrates it with the Zoo Compilation Vol.3 "The Remixes". 30 remixes from 10 years of Feines Tier label, which you surely haven't heard all yet. 
Marcel Kreuzer aka Zoologne is again responsible for the wonderful cover artwork.
Remixers in alphabetical order: Acid Pauli, Ada, Aera, Axel Boman, Bawrut, Benjamin Fröhlich, Bryan Kessler, Conga Fever,  Curses, Damon Jee, Dave DK, DC Salas, Deadbeat, Dengue Dengue Dengue, Dominik Marz, dwig, Echonomist, Iorie, Lauer, Man Power, Middle Sky Boom, Marcus Worgull, Mytron & Ofofo, Rodion, Roe Deers, Sascha Funke, Simple Symmetry, Theus Mago, Thomass Jackson, Tony y Not.

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Theus Mago - Shalom (Sascha Funke Remix)

A message from home and a love letter to somewhere far away. “One Seven One" by Harry Charles was forged in the forest of the Waitakere ranges, New Zealand - but created for dance floors around the world. With his iconic guitar and vocal sound he combines the organic textures of the fauna and flora with the driving electric force of the concrete jungle. Music for the club made in the middle of nowhere. Tune in to get lost.

@harrycharles

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Harry Charles - Out of Four

A beautiful Edit of Comptine d'un autre été with the talented pianist Lucie Roche

Comptine D'un soir d'hiver [feat Lucie Roche] FREE DOWNLOAD

When Paul Murphy released his critically acclaimed debut solo album, Claremont 56, in 2006, many thought it would be the first of many. In a way, it was, as in the years since he’s released a string of collaborative sets alongside Benjamin J Smith (as Smith & Mudd), and as part of underground ‘supergroups’ Paqua, Bison and Hillside. But that second solo album? Well, it just had to wait.

In early 2023, Murphy finally decided to scratch that itch, roping in some of his most trusted collaborators (keyboardist and bassist Michele Chiavarini, percussionist Patrick Dawes, guitarist Dave Noble and HF International’s Kashif included) to lay down a sumptuous set of tracks that not only showcases his now familiar (bit hard to pigeonhole) neo-Balearic sound, but also proves how much he has matured as a writer and producer since 2006.

In The Garden of Mindfulness is richly musically detailed, expertly arranged and full to bursting with fluid instrumental solos, with Murphy and his collaborators serving up tracks that brilliantly blur the boundaries between languid jazz-funk, downtempo, vintage synth-laden krautrock, dubby grooves and sun-splashed soundscapes.

It simply sparkles from the moment that opener ‘Eighty Three’ slowly rises like the morning sun, with gentle, undulating synth sounds ushering in a slow-motion jazz-funk excursion rich in twinkling electronics, spacey pads and warming bass. Recent single ‘Katanaboy’, a lusciously layered dub disco-infused dancefloor excursion in Murphy’s familiar style, raises the temperature a touch, before ‘Bonne Anse’ and the sublime ‘Unka Paw’ (whose combination of evocative fretless bass, extended electric piano solos, Clavinet licks and acoustic guitars is genuinely spellbinding) invite a combination of wavy shuffling and flat-on-the-back, eyes-closed appreciation.

And so it continues, with gorgeous title track ‘In The Garden of Mindfulness’ making way for the boogie-influenced, Japanese-British brilliance of ‘Hangsang’ (check the jaunty pianos, yearning breakdown and exotic melodies). Murphy’s long held love of warm, weighty bass, hypnotic disco grooves, colourful analogue synth sounds and jazzy guitars once again comes to the fore on ‘Afternoon Bob’ before the album reaches a fittingly triumphant conclusion with ‘Late In March’. 

A neat sonic summary of all that makes the set such a rewarding and entertaining experience, repeat listens reveals a wealth of musical details, from off-kilter triple-time drums and surprise bass guitar solos, to impeccable piano solos (provided by the immensely talented Chiavarini), fizzing jazz-funk synth doodles and stirring synth-strings. It’s a breathlessly brilliant way to end an album that was genuinely worth waiting for.

Bonne Anse

Earthly Measures Master Sessions commence 

Some of our favourite tracks from past releases all in once place, celebrating coming in to our 4th year as a label!

Terror/Cactus & GUAZU / Abi Lean
Mente Organica 
Phortah 
Kaleema
Silvio Astier
Palka 
El Buho 
Joaquin Cornejo

Kaleema - Eclipse

Hey Friends!

A while ago I decided that I want to release not only downtempo music but basically all of the music I’m creating. These days there is a lot of talk about “branding” and “not releasing outside of your genre” because some people say you have to be clear about what you are selling. In other words: “be a good product”.  But screw that!!!
So here we are.. I made an Hip Hop Instrumental “mixtape”  that is completely based on sampling. That is actually the music I started out with 15 years ago. It was a beautiful experience and somewhat relaxing to get back to those production teqniques and those very simple arrangements. All of those songs represent very short snippets in time and only try to capture one simple mood without going out of its way to do so. If you are looking for complex sound design or surprising arrangements you won’t find that in this release. It’s only crackling and humming simple moody beat!
For the first 5 days you will find the Songs on Bandcamp only. Btw, if you really want to support an artist band camp is the best way to do so. May 21st the release will go online on all other streaming platforms. 
Speaking of may 21st.. that’s the birthday of @toolime who made the wonderful cover for this release so don’t forget to gratulate him!

So if you’re looking for some relaxed beats you can listen to at Sunday morning breakfast with the fam I got you covered!

Yankee Rythm

Face AAA

First Time Outside

🌃 Feel the night come alive.

This Deep House album by Jason Still captures the essence of late-night club energy — deep grooves, silky basslines, and hypnotic rhythms that flow from the lounge to the main floor. Each track pulses with warmth and movement, blending classic underground soul with modern club sophistication.

From Midnight Lounge.wav to Lost in the Club.wav, these are sounds built for dim lights, crowded rooms, and moments that last till dawn. Smooth, sensual, and irresistibly groovy — this is Deep House designed for those who live for the night.

🎧 Turn it up. Step inside. Feel the groove.

#DeepHouse #ClubbingVibes #HouseMusic #LateNightGroove #UndergroundHouse #SoulfulBeats #DeepGroove #Nightlife #LoungeBeats #ChillGroove #SexyHouse #Afterhours #DeepVibes #Dancefloor #ElectronicMusic #HouseNation #GrooveControl #UrbanNights #PureVibe

Midnight Lounge

from the babiczstyle 20 , space disco release 30.4
https://www.beatport.com/release/space-disco-ep/2266683

Robert Babicz - Space Disco

Drift Box

Pete Herbert returns with his second instalment of PH Reworks!
Here he chops up and dubs out the iconic 'Gomni' by 
Ali Farka Touré & Ry Cooder.
Available now on Bandcamp

https://linktr.ee/gouranga

PH Reworks Volume Two

Gomni - PH / Stu Mac Edit

i am not checking the PN here on SC, please contact me via email or other socials , thank you. 

Robert Babicz has been redefining the boundaries of electronic music since the early 1990s. His unique artistry encompasses sound, vision, emotion and spirituality. From releasing and performing acid techno as Rob Acid, to his role as a highly-sought after producer and studio wizard infusing technical perfection with deep emotion, to his striking photos, everything Robert does expresses his desire to celebrate beauty and humanity, and to live each moment with utmost consciousness. Robert's art and philosophy are so distinctive there's a word for it: Babiczstyle. 

Photo by Andre M. Hunseler | thinkingpixels.com