This song is a toast to all the dreamers and doers – the ones who came before us, the ones grinding right now, and the ones still trying to find the courage to take their first step. It’s for the people who fell and stood back up, who kept building, kept creating, kept us free. As you listen, let yourself believe in you, believe in us, and believe that we can make it through together – one small brave step at a time.

Here's to the burning heart - Live Mastered

One Day

Simon Peter makes his Claremont 56 debut with a joyous slice of languid, organic Balearica entitled "Arc Of Lark". The young musician made his debut in February 2014 with the "Double Up EP" on Silhouette Music, which contained the shimmering nu-Balearic disco of “Espacio Temporal”. While that was laden with sun-kissed synthesizers, “Arc of Lark” is a much more organic affair. Blissful electric piano keys, hazy guitars and fluttering flutes cascade over an undulating live bassline and shuffling, bongo-laden beats. Warm and humid, it’s a slice of audible sunshine to brighten up the grim winter months.Long-time friends of the family 40 Thieves handle remix duties, turning Simon Peter’s picturesque original into an effects-laden chunk of slo-mo dub disco goodness. 40 Thieves member Layne Fox loved the track so much that he’s also contributed an additional remix that focues the action around a loose, languid, dub reggae influenced groove, spiralling electronics and Peter’s mesmerizing flute line. It’s a fitting conclusion to a magical label debut.

Simon Peter - Arc Of Lark

Summer isn't over - Allah-Las took over our Freak Terrain feed for a few hours of sun-soaked jams.

Freak Terrains w/ Allah-Las - August 20, 2016

Jon Brook’s ‘How to Get to Spring’ is his fourth record on Clay Pipe. Stepping into new sonic territory with a gentle nod to his more recent Advisory Circle work, he has produced a beautiful new record that moves us gently from the winter into the spring.
“It’s when we realise that even the most seemingly inextricable connections are but, a flicker. Despite devices put in place, to the contrary, every connection is, ultimately, a temporary one.
She considered the landscape; how it looked, how it sounded, how it felt. The landscape cannot hide in Winter; everything is laid open to examination and interpretation, whether it wants to be, or not. It also adapts and evolves; very few situations and elements stay in stasis for long, through elemental or societal influence. Prevailing winds, for example, over time, shape the appearance and structure. Other forces have similar effects. “Some of them have been here, for over a thousand years”, she thought to herself. It became even more important to harness the connections with them, when it became apparent that sometimes, they would appear; at other times, not; despite the search.
The physical and temporal connection probably lasted a minute, at most. The relationship was formed, based on how it looked, how it sounded and most importantly, how it felt. The effects of that connection, however, lasted much longer.
We may consider ourselves mirrors, when we form connections. That reflected image may be delusive, but occasionally, it is quite the opposite.
She looked at the branch, as it reached towards her hand. “Well then” it seemed to say.
“Well then”, she said.”

01 Fonn - Jon Brooks

The All Is One

The Same Old Rock (One Must Imagine Sisyphus Happy)

Sam Burton is from Salt Lake City, now based in Los Angeles. After several years circulating homemade cassettes on labels like Chthonic and embraced by blogs like Cassette Gods, Sam has recorded his first proper debut album with producer Jarvis Taveniere (Purple Mountains, Woods). The LP was preceded by two limited edition 45s. 

PRE-ORDER LP/CD : http://www.tompkinssquare.com/burtonLP.html

I Can Go With You

I Am No Moon

Third single from London based New Zealander Hemi Hemingway. Taken from the debut EP The Lonely Hunter out June 18 via PNKSLM Recordings on vinyl and digitally. Listen/buy: smarturl.it/hemihemingway

www.PNKSLM.com/hemi-hemingway

The Lonely Hunter

Hemi's Lament

Early raw punk energy, w drum freakouts, and a bass with a thumping tone. I mean, we can barely hear the guitar here, but I appreciate the suggestion. 

Could this be the equivalent of the Lomax recordings, but instead of blues, it's punks at some dive making their own version of no-wave?

This reminds me of Foams from Texas, if you know that also obscure record.  Collecting these one-offs from underground bands is its own artform.

12" VINYL LP

Stream LP

Randy and The Randies - "Solar Myth" (1980)

#LABSCOMMUNITY03 #LABSFELT #LABSSTRINGEMSEMBLE
Hey @spitfire-labs, I mistakenly deleted samples from the string ensemble folder, resulting in it still opening in the labs plugin, but acting very strange. All the little sounds your hear on the track come from it. I randomly created a new spitfire labs instrument!

Missed It

Le Discograph est un rendez vous qui a lieu 4 fois dans l'année à La Passerelle, scène nationale de Saint-Brieuc avec pour chaque soirée une thématique.

Parfois omniprésente, toujours essentielle, la musique de films est un art délicat : elle se doit d’accompagner avec finesse et caractère les images à l’écran. Mais au-delà de son apport esthétique, c’est un langage à part entière, au fort pouvoir émotionnel sur le spectateur.

S’appuyant sur des morceaux spécialement composés pour des bandes originales de films, Julien Tiné nous propose une sélection de ses thèmes musicaux préférés. C'est pour la musique elle-même ou par amour des films - et bien souvent les deux ! - que les choix se sont faits. Des compositeurs tels qu'Ennio Morricone, Philippe Sarde ou Vladimir Cosma auraient pu valoir à eux seuls un mix, les B.O. de films de genre tels que les films d'horreur ou la blaxploitation également.

On peut se perdre assez vite dans cet univers alors… laissez-vous aller à cette B.O. imaginaire !

Playlist : 

01 - Philippe Sarde - Beau Père (Beau Père)
02 - Miles Davis - L'assasinat de Carala (Ascenseur pour l'échafaud)
03 - David Shire - Amy's Theme (The conversation)
04 - Ennio Morricone - Immoralita (L'immoralita)
05 - Bill Conti - Philadelphia Morning (Rocky)
06 - Vladimir Cosma - Etienne et Charlotte (Un éléphant ca trompe énormément)
07 - Sebastien - J'adore Godard
08 - Karl Heinz Schafer - Les Preuves (Les gants blancs du diable)
09 - Alain Goraguer - Le Bracelet (La Planète sauvage)
10 - Nico Fidenco - The meal is over (Black Emmanuelle)
11 - Vladimir Cosma - Le Grand blond avec une chaussure noire 
12 - Ennio Morricone - Le Casse (Le Casse)
13 - Roland Vincent - LSD Partie (Delphine)
14 - Michel Magne - Thème de Fantomas (Fantomas)
15 - Mica Levi - Children (Jackie)
16 - John Williams - Jaws (Les dents de la mer)
17 - John Carpenter - He Came Home (Halloween)
18 - Popol Vuh - Der Marktplatz (Cobra Verde)
19 - Goblin - Profondo Rosso (Profondo Rosso)
20 - Riz Ortolani - Adulteress Punishment (Cannibal Holocaust)
21 - Serge Gainsbourg - Jane dans la nuit (Cannabis)
22 - Pierre Bachelet - O et Sir Stephen (Hisoire d'O)
23 - Air - Afternoon sister (Virgin Suicides)
24 - Emmanuelle Arzan - Laure
25 - Alain Goraguer - La comtesse se dévergonde (Erotica)
26 - Curtis Mayfield - Pusherman (Superfly)
27 - Marvin Gaye - T stands for trouble (Trouble Man)
28 - Roy Ayers - Escape (Coffy)
29 - Piero Umiliani - Hard Times (Il Corpo)
30 - François de Roubaix - Xavier à la maison d'arrêt (La Scoumoune)
31 - Philippe Sarde - La lettre de Rosalie (César & Rosalie)
32 - Robin Guthrie & Harold Budd - Neil's farewell (Mysterious Skin)
33 - Gabriel Yared - C'est le vent Betty (37,2 le matin)
34 - Charlélie Couture - Corde raide acoustique (Tchao Pantin)
35 - Angelo Badalamenti - Love theme from Twin Peaks (Twin Peaks)
36 - Michael Andrews - The artifact & living (Donnie Darko)
37 - Clint Mansell - First Sleep (Solaris)
38 - Vincent Gallo - Her smell theme (The way it is)
39 - George Delerue - Thème de Camille (Le mépris)

xx

Discograph "Musique de films"

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