[Weekly Mix] 2021.12 (4)

While keepin' the foot on the gas pedal and building momentum, Kolegos follows up with a self-released EP. A melancholy-drenched baseline hip mover. Frontline original vocals dedicated as an Ode to friends and memories to come. The EP includes an Italo-synth stomper from Black Feeling and a tense organic techno interpretation from Jaroška. 

Put into visuals by Jolita Online.


https://soundcloud.com/kolegos
https://soundcloud.com/blackfeeling

PREMIERE⚡️Kolegos - Ode (Black Feeling Remix)

I Fucked It Up

Annual Christmas tradition - free gift in edit form for y’all!
This year it’s new beat classic’s Mistix "What's The Name?" uptempo version by me. So many great moments and memories attached to all 2021 dance experiences. Wanna thank you for all the love and support during these crazy days, wish you peace and more dancing next year! This video footage is from 90's dance marathons in my hometown Druskininkai, I remember when I was 5-6 years old my dad took me there with him to check out. It's probably my first dance music experience, which still leads me up to this day

What's The Name? (Edit)

unlock your secrets (download @ bandcamp)

I do not regret anything...
on the album Runaways
https://atransition.bandcamp.com/album/runaways

Behind My Scenes

Stream 'Doin It Right' now: https://listen.niceguysrecords.com/doinitright

This track is a whimsical depiction of two partners; one pointing out that they are envious of the other’s ability to stay concentrated and focused. The song expresses a tongue and cheek admiration for someone you perceive as ‘doing it right’ when you feel yourself to be distracted and a bit scatter-brained. Andrew Kamen wanted to juxtapose an upbeat instrumental with a serious yet quirky reference to themes of distraction & anxiety centered around two people noticing each other’s strengths & weaknesses.

Doin It Right

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Andrew Kamen - Doin It Right

Launching my 7th edition of personal dancefloor gems, to fundraise money for Ukraine people. All sales of this (and other Bandcamp releases) will be spent on medical things, baby food and other most important things for people in war zones. Stop the war, Stop Putin! This one man parade takes too much!

https://roedeers.bandcamp.com/album/edits-vol-7-fundraiser-for-ukraine

EDITS VOL. 7

Fundraiser

Egypt (Edit)

Vilnius-based record label Good Skills presents a five-a-side of solid grooves with a trademark Made in Lithuania. From slow and low to high and tight, 'Sekta' is a compilation of organic textures and inviting rhythms, created by the up-and-coming local talents.

The opening track delves into the 'Emotions' of Shurmin Nikita. A proper intro builds on catchy breaks with distant vocals and a slo-mo that lends a funky vibe.

Up next is Zakmina, one of the most-talked-about producers from Lithuania.'Dykuma' (Desert) is a promising collab with egoistic punk band EGOMAŠINA. Every chord in this tune is a reminder of what a remarkable friendship between electronic music and garage rock can be.

'Georgian Dumplings' have been cooked somewhere in Copenhagen and smuggled straight into the Good Skills office by two re-emigrants, who call themselves Deserted Island. Mellow and acoustic, it simply sounds tasty. 'Vaikų Ligoninė' (Children's hospital) is Shkema at his best: ghostly vocals, pitched drums, and unpredictable flow tells another weird story from parallel universe.

Last but not least are Bojarchük and his 'Force'. A full-time medical specialist delivers a surgically accurate yet fast-and-furious heavyweight, which has the potential to become ultimate dancefloor filler.

PREMIERE : Zakmina feat. Egomašina - Dykuma

https://soundcloud.com/name-free
https://soundcloud.com/vaidekul
🛒 https://name-free.bandcamp.com/track/erotika-feat-vaide-original-mix
🔊 https://youtu.be/Aob_sZ_3A_g

Erotika` initially formed its shape in the deep layers and cells of analog and digital music hardware. With some tribal drums on top of a straight four-on-four beat, crystal acid drops, and smooth waves of FM synthesized lines it becomes a black body of pleasure. Burning in cold flame, mystical voice of Vaide adds erotic soul and completes this track as a perfect dark disco room experience.

Here is what Vaide herself says about `Erotika`:
“When the first time I heard a track it brought me to a wild forest and tribe vibrations, where I just wanted to express myself and let the past go. This is how `Erotika` was born. Writing lyrics was my way for a healing process. Opening my heart and saying goodbye to the highest emotions I’ve ever felt. I’m grateful for the opportunity to be able to preserve the past events in a song and share it with others.” - Vaide

PREMIERE: Name-free - Erotika (feat. Vaide) [No Names Records]

https://soundcloud.com/klimashere
🛒 https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/track/start-with-e-edit
🔊 https://youtu.be/Bkuj3sJjWO8

There’s a great sense for taming nostalgia in Lithuanian-born Klimas’ work. Based in Kaunas, real name Rokas Klimas works on setting his signature sound with a great passion for the genres of the past that flourished at the end of the previous century. The production is obviously dipped in Italo,  New Wave, and New Beat more than anything else but also showcases a huge amount of interest for the dancer of modern times through investigations of minimal techno, electro, d’n’b, and dubstep. His allies for getting the more convincing sounds are machines from the USSR era, vintage synthesizers, and other gadgets in the studio. Klimas’ background also includes some action with the Rebel Army group that got its big sound system-ready EP released on Mixmag and VNTGRD labels. 

With his long-term collaborator Tautvydas, Klimas started a label-slash-music-sharing-space in Kaunas called Lempa. As a producer, he promises a lot of stories from the past in the future.

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BC DOWNLOAD : Klimas - Start with E [whypeopledance]

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Adas ir Sarukas - Nukrito Saulė (Black Feeling Italo Pompa Mix)

After a two years break, the 8th collection of my edits. This time four cuts of acid, italo, disco and house classics.

roedeers.bandcamp.com/album/edits-vol-8

Mailman (Edit)

Who killed JackWasFaster?

Was it the post‑pandemic skyrocketing BPMs and the slow death of soul in club music? The exhausting 90s revival — dredging up even its least glorious moments? Maybe it was the nightlife crowd: more “intense,” with Jäger‑tainted breath, white-powdered noses, and the same recycled small‑talk clichés. Or the current musical climate, obsessed with constant novelty over meaningful transformation. Perhaps it was the mainstreaming of tacky spectacle — DJs dressed as mermaids, horses, or bullfighters — a bargain‑basement sublimation of kitsch.

Or maybe it was suicide. A slow collapse brought on by the inability to find new ways to express oneself in this environment; the blur between conviction and inertia; the endless déjà‑vu; the weariness; the age. Like in Murder on the Orient Express, maybe everyone took a stab.

This posthumous EP gathers the final tracks JackWasFaster worked on, a re‑imagined take on his debut cut Bitter Pill, and a blistering remix from Anatolian Weapons. Maybe they’ll help crack the case. Or maybe one day JackWasFaster will rise from the dead.

Until then, peace and love.

https://rottencityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/who-killed-jwf

JackWasFaster - Spiaggia La Pelosa [Rotten City Files]

Disco is a very healthy thing, you know?

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A Healthy Thing [FREE DL]

Howdy!
Traditional little gift from me before Christmas.
Want to thank you all for great year and all the adventures in 2018.
It was really great year, made a lot of new music, had stunning summer, 
launched Bad Habits project with Titas, released 5 EP’s, 8 remixes, 5 edits and only 16 mixtapes.
And not gonna stop soon! 2019 will be really interesting! 
As a present I wanna give away my Italo weapon, edit of 10 80’s cuts called “TibidiTibidah”.

With love,
Liudas

TibidiTibidah (Edit)

Contact - info@roedeers.com
Booking - shumi@undundbooking.com

@goodskills

Liudas Lazauskas is an active member of the Lithuanian nightlife scene for more than ten years. A regular at the infamous Opium club and other local hot spots came under Roe Deers’ moniker back in 2014. Since then, he’s been pushing the boundaries and exploring the uncharted territories with the different shades of dirty electronic music via Omnidisc, Turbo Recordings, Throne Of Blood imprints.

What's The Name? (Edit)

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