Next up on Breaker Breaker: 4 cuts of retrospective, video-game-inspired Jungle from Tokyo based Submerse.

Across previous releases on Future Retro London, Apollo (R&S) and Project: Mooncircle, Submerse's sound has traversed Jungle, Autonomic, HipHop / R&B and Footwork.

Here, he comes full circle with a record named after the scarce and sacred space on a PS1 memory card. Fifteen Blocks scatters deftly cut breaks, convivial pads and tightly sprung bass tones with a clear sense of mastery and ease.

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Limited Edition CDs and digital downloads are available now via Osiris Music's Bandcamp >>

https://osirismusicuk.bandcamp.com/album/m-nic-where-reality-fades-lp

Mønic Pays Tribute to His Late Mother with the Release of 'Where Reality Fades'.

Osiris Music is thrilled to announce the release of 'Where Reality Fades,' the latest album by acclaimed artist Mønic. This highly anticipated record marks the seventy-third release on the renowned electronic music label and serves as a heartfelt tribute to the artist's late mother. 'Where Reality Fades' is a masterful blend of atmospheric orchestration, infused with emotive melodies and thought-provoking compositions. Inspired by the profound loss of his mother, Mønic delivers a sonic journey that resonates with a sense of calm and reflection, inviting listeners to embark on a deeply introspective experience. Throughout the album, Mønic explores themes of love, loss, and the transcendence of the human spirit. Each track is imbued with a profound sense of emotion, reflecting the artist's journey of grief and healing. From hauntingly beautiful melodies to ethereal soundscapes, 'Where Reality Fades' captivates audiences with its depth and sincerity. With its evocative storytelling and poignant instrumentation, 'Where Reality Fades' is a testament to Mønic's artistic vision and creative prowess. Through his music, he invites listeners to confront their emotions and find solace in the power of expression. As the seventy-third release on Osiris Music, 'Where Reality Fades' reaffirms the label's commitment to showcasing innovative and boundary-pushing music. With its captivating blend of atmospheric orchestration and heartfelt sincerity, the album is sure to resonate with audiences worldwide.

Written & Produced by S L Shreeve

Where Reality Fades

Mønic - Where Reality Fades ( Album Excerpt ) - Osiris Music

Dans le walkman de dj Okocha : un voyage shamanique aux frontières du réel et de la Californie, là où se déroule la célèbre cérémonie du Hibou.


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The Ordeals of Being A Buttercup

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Neige Noire - Convulse EP

https://fxbip.bandcamp.com/album/convulse

Art and music: François-Xavier Vigneault-Marcil

Mastering: Jake Fields

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Sleek three tracker from Russ Brooker, a unknown quantity who is swiftly to become the name on everybody's lips, the 13th release on Rua Sound.

"97-98" is every bit as sharp and shattered as any of the legendary tunes released in that storied era, with moody samples and a break so heavily pregnant with funk that it's a palpable relief when the levee breaks and it gives birth to some heavy rolling amens.

"Microfilm" starts off with a proper spy-flick title and immediately lives up to the name, with a cinematic sequence of cosmic cloak and dagger chimes and pads that quickly sprints off into the Pentagon in a brown flared suit with assorted extraterrestrials and the cast of Scooby Doo in hot pursuit – channelling crusty old Droppin' Science jams to great effect.

"Breathe" drops the tempo down to the 140-odd range with earthy rolling percussion, celestial atmospherics and the kind of studious and deliberate polyrhythmic funk wizardry that most producers don't cook up in a lifetime of releases, never mind on their honest-to-god-damn debut.

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