There will be water soon — A meditation on anticipation, renewal, and the inevitable flow of creative evolution. The phrase embodies the philosophy of trusting natural rhythms rather than forcing outcomes. It's about having faith that what you need will arrive in its own time. It's about that moment of suspended time before transformation, the calm before the storm, the breath before the dive.

This release introduces two remix collaborators making their debut on the imprint: Benoir and @dvniel-dt where each artist tells a different part of that story.

Together, these interpretations create a triptych of emotion: Past, present, and future states of the same fundamental truth.

We hope you enjoy it as much as we do ⏾.

There will be water soon

More Info 🌚

There will be water soon (Dvniel Mx Remix)

bandcamp: https://coss.bandcamp.com/album/dead-culture-2
beatport: https://www.beatport.com/de/release/dead-culture/5064089

Dead Culture

Nature

Deep Ändi - Niemegk (Bawab & Sydka Remix) Andara Mantra

@Hugrecords is delighted to release this EP of @guy-shachar into the world, with some great remixes by @skaruuand @slow_child.

We also want to introduce the human behind the music so please meet Guy aka SlowGuy: 

Who is your hero?
I can't say I really have a hero.. I do appreciate any person that is trying tho.

If you could live anywhere, where would it be?
That is a never ending question, I have to say that the Die in France has a call to me.

What was your favorite school subject?
Favorite subject in school had to be languages. English and Arabic were super cool to Me back then.

As always 50% of the profit from the sale of this EP will be donated to our social partner @love-foundation for their water projects.

SlowGuy - Wine and Wobbles

Tolga Maktay - Slowistan Vol.II

Yaima Music  -Gajumaru-Edit

Let It Rain is a groovy, oriental-tinged downtempo journey from Tiefe Wasser Berlin and Cape Town’s Sadhu Sensi. Born from a guitar riff and percussion, it grew across continents into a hypnotic blend of warm synths, soulful vocals, and meditative Native American flute. A song about welcoming the rain as renewal, it invites you to slow down, listen, and let it flow.

By @tiefe-wasser-berlin & sadhu-sensi

Let It Rain

Label: It's Good To Be A Tree https://soundcloud.com/itsgoodtobeatree

Artist: Last Gentleman On Playa https://soundcloud.com/last-gentleman-on-playa
Title: Juzu
Release Date: Thursday 31 July 2025
Format: Digital
CAT#: TREE021

01. Khor Lo
02. Upaya
03. Upaya (Dr Parnassus Remix) 
04. Juzu feat. Shamanic Catharsis
05. Juzu (Kermesse Remix)
06. Juzu (MiRET Remix)

Last Gentleman On Playa drops a mystical organic house release on his record label, It’s Good To Be A Tree, and it also includes remixes by Dr Parnassus, MiRET, and Kermesse.

Known for his trippy style, which combines immersive atmosphere with tribal drums, Last Gentleman On Playa is heavily inspired by his experiences at Burning Man. Most of Last Gentleman On Playa's music has been released through his own record label, but he has also featured on other imprints including Cosmic Awakenings.

On remix duty, Kermesse and Dr Parnassus have both previously featured on It's Good To Be A Tree, but MiRET is featuring on the imprint for the first time.

Kermesse in an Argentinian artist known for his mix of psychedelic vocals, quirky rhythms and majestic melodies. He has released music through record labels such as Kamai Music, The Magic Movement, and Lump Records.

Dr Parnassus is a shamanic producer from Bali, whose tracks are a concoction of shimmering synths and Middle-Eastern melodies sequenced into melodic grooves. He has featured on record labels ranging from Sol Selectas to Underyourskin Records.

Based in Spain, MiRET is making his first appearance on It's Good To Be A Tree, following regular releases on his own imprint [MuMa]. He has also featured his chugging downtempo style on respected outlets such as Bar 25, 3000 Grad, and Sounds of Sirin.

"Khor Lo" is first of the original tracks, and it's a tense instrumental track with swelling pads and intricate melodies, creating spine-tingling suspense.

"Upaya" is a downtempo track with a low-slung bassline, which underpins the call-and-response of muffled guitar chords and fluttering acid synths, while sparkling percussion adds to the enchanting vibe.

Dr Parnassus' remix of "Upaya" removes the acid melody, drawing focus to deep pads that create a more melodic version, which is both majestic and uplifting.

"Juzu" is the third of the originals, and it layers live percussion with an array of trippy samples to create a compelling groove that unfolds with the help of plucked guitar chords.

Kermesse also remixes "Juzu," and add one of their characteristic funky basslines, while warping the sound of the guitar to create a distinctly unique version.

MiRET's remix of "Juzu" makes good use of the original's guitar, but strips back the percussion to create an atmospheric groove with pulsating pads and plodding bass chords.


PREMIERE: Last Gentleman On Playa - Upaya (Original Mix) [It's Good To Be A Tree]

Mariposa Negra and Espiral drift like black butterflies caught in a slow, bouncy spiral. A downtempo flow that mesmerizes and moves.

Created by @xamanmex in Mexico.

Espiral

Premiere new track by @rapossa & @shellseemusic
Label: @fawnalabel
Enjoy!

Premiere:Rapossa, Shellsee - Alhambra (Original mix)

Recorded at the Jubilee Party of 6 Year "Young Love" in Insomnia, Berlin.

Sangeet - Techno Mix August 2015

40 years djing:
In 1985, Sangeet began his DJ career at Zorba The Buddha in Stuttgart. Around the same time, he moved to Berlin, where he started organising private parties. In 1987, he made his first visit to Goa.

Bringing back a wealth of music to Berlin, he became increasingly involved in organising parties and began his first collaborative music productions. From the early ’90s on, he was an integral part of festivals like VooV and Antaris Project, where he frequently worked as a stage manager while also performing his signature groovy and melodic sets, spreading joy on the dance floor.

In the early 2000s, his musical style evolved from Psytrance towards Progressive Trance, later transitioning into House and Techno. In 2016, he discovered a passion for Downtempo music, and by 2017, his first releases had dropped. Since then, Sangeet has been refining his love for a deep, trippy blend of house and downtempo sounds, consistently releasing new music.

He also held a ten-year residency at KitKatClub, performing there until 2020.