Earthlife - Dascia
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Earthlife - Dascia (snippet)

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Bryan Ferry sings and plays Suzuki Omnichord and ES4 piano
Oliver Thompson plays guitar
Cherisse Ofuso-Osei plays drums
Hanne Hukkelberg sings too

TODD TERJE - Johnny And Mary (feat Bryan Ferry)

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Close To You

REALiTi (Live At BBC Radio 1)

Wye Oak Covers Kate Bush  Running Up That Hill

The Anjunadeep Edition 141 With James Grant

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Behind The Sun

Don't Give Up (feat. Bryan Adams)

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Premiere: Eli & Fur - Night Blooming Jasmine (Rodriguez Jr. Remix)- Anjunadeep

Currently enjoying another scorching summer spell-binding audiences, touring South America and playing some of the best festivals across Europe, Valencian soul stirrer Edu Imbernon takes time to make a return to John Digweed’s perennial Bedrock with two outstanding compositions. Evocative, poignant and just on the right side of epic; we guarantee these tracks from the Fayer Records boss will have your dancefloor like emotional putty in your hands. 

‘Indenait’ takes the lead with soft guitar plucks, harmonics and stately 4/4 drive that sets the scene for the rainbow of twinkling vapour trails that follows. A crisp, mournful arpeggio then takes the lead on the breakdown, bringing with it a whole new level of heavy heartedness. A sunrise moment guaranteed.

‘Love Attack’ follows suit with a rising sense of palpable urgency and yearning. But this time it’s developed over a slightly pacier, shuffled rhythm that eventually builds into full rolling breakbeat. Backed up with bulbous subs and sinewy acid lines that weave the synth elements together, once again Imbernon drives us into a moving melee of emotions and feelings that explodes on the eventual pay off. 

If you’ve heard John or Edu play any time in the last few months, you’ll already know just  how exhilarating these tracks truly are. Designed for long scorching summers, built to last forever; this is the timeless music that Bedrock has built its name on.

Wye Oak Covers Kate Bush Running Up That Hill

Sachin Shiroor