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ALIVE

ALIVE (feat. Murkage Dave)

So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously

After Tears (feat. Sa-Roc)

I made this track in late Sep 22' after a bike trip in Berlin - also took the cover shot on this bike trip. Enjoy some autumn vibes - paired with some adjustments to give a personal touch to the beautiful original by Duval Timothy! :)
And sorry to the small amount of people who had to wait way to long for me to upload this! :D

Duval Timothy - First Rain (KLOEs Private Ambient Edit)

Windbags / Lune

Windbags (Nyokabi Kariuki Remix)

in full bloom

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@noisia

I feel very lucky to have found Noisia's music early on in my infatuation with electronic music. When I couldn't get enough drum and bass, Noisia's sound always stood way ahead of anything else. I remember when I first heard 'The Tide' and how visionary it was (and still is even today imo), so when the opportunity to do a remix came up, I knew that I wanted to pull from that era of sounds and textures as the framework. Big thanks to Noisia and the team at VISION for the immense honor to be a part of this.

The Resonance VI

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NOISIA - THE TIDE (ALEPH REMIX)

Racine uses sound to transcend the contemporary hellscape. Far from indulging in purely hedonistic escapism or nihilistic detachment, the celebrated Canadian producer confronts difficult emotions head-on, embracing tension and turbulence. Each release reformulates uncertainty into haunted soundscapes bristling with detail, weaving fractured samples, mutant melodies and glacial electronics into a hyper-real reflection of modern living. New two-track single Delirium focuses those same future-seeking sonics into Racine’s most direct – not to mention surprising – work to date.

Side A coalesces the producer’s amorphous electronics into a crystalline dancefloor workout. Soaring vocals clipped from a New Age radio broadcast glide atop ruffneck drums, with noctilucent synth pads and fizzing ambience seeping in through the cracks. Racine’s signature sense of unease and melancholy is still very much present, though here lurking in the track’s low-end and on the periphery; an overwhelming endorphin rush threatening to tip into amphetamine anxiety at any moment. Side B explodes outwards from that same sound palette, dancefloor hooks atomised into formless textures, eschewing melody and rhythm as it reaches toward even more ecstatic heights.

Delirium provides an exhilarating expansion of Racine’s soundworld, demonstrating his prowess as a producer even while moving into new contexts, and speaking to a distinct need for ecstatic release and transcendence.

Mastering by James Ginzburg
Artwork by Niels Wehrspann

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