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Artist: @zobol
Track: Optimistic Octopus 2.0
Title: Basic Contact 
Label: @mint-tea-records

The latest VA release from Bristol label Mint Tea collects tracks from the UK, Estonia and Georgia, and puts them on eco-friendly wax made from recycled vinyl waste at R.A.N.D. pressing plant. Our pick is Zobol’s whimsical (and whimsically-named) ‘Optimistic Octopus 2.0’, whose sprightly Datassette-esque electro sounds just like its titular image: a happy cephalopod gliding its way across the reef. We also like Boulderhead’s ‘Néana’, another watery track but this time with a more progressive, heads-down feel. Bristol’s scene is bubbling at the moment and Mint Tea are an excellent example of the DIY creativity emerging from the city.

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Selection | Zobol - Optimistic Octopus 2.0 [Mint Tea]

Artist: Keo Lab 
Track: Sound Of Waves
Title: Don't Hoover Under The Table
Label: DHUTT @art-of-dark

DHUTT opens for business with a split EP of dark 2-step-leaning breaks from unknown pseudonyms Keo Lab and DJ BD. The sub-bass, deadpan vocals and glitchy samples we recognise from labels like Phone Traxx are present and correct across all four tracks, but on Keo’s ‘Sound Of Waves’ the moodiness is tempered cleverly with a jaunty walking bassline and spooky-silly harmonies. It’s hardly a surprise that label owner Colin Chiddle has picked a handful of corkers for this first release, given his sophisticated ear and pedigree from the original wave of UKG. Watch out for future releases from this Art Of Dark offshoot.

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Selection | Keo Lab - Sound Of Waves [DHUTT]

Artist: Leo Leal @leo-leal
Track: Time Oscillation 
Title: Antimateria 
Label: Time Passages 

We jump from Mexico past to Mexico present, where Leo Leal is making up-to-date techno steeped in the same sounds as DECADA 2 three decades earlier. There’s an unmistakeable new beat current running through these four tracks, perhaps most ostentatiously in the brooding bassline of ‘Time Oscillation’. It’s a worthy accompaniment to Leal’s 2xLP ‘Fractal Magic’, also just out on Time Passages. Both releases reflect the style and musical philosophy of label owner Binh and, as you might expect, the pull toward the middle of the dancefloor is utterly irresistible. Speaking of the dancefloor, Binh got to know Leo Leal’s music at Dimensions festival in 2017 when he played before him. It’s fair to say he was impressed!

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Selection | Leo Leal - Time Oscillation [Time Passages]

Artist: Decada 2
Track: Dr. Rhythm 
Title: La Noche Del Atomo 
Label: @philoxenia

This astonishing compilation of music by the late Mexican artist Mateo Lafontaine has been lovingly curated by Luigi Di Venere and Neu Verboten of the label Philoxenia (translated from Greek as “friend to the stranger”). They present us with a collection of Lafontaine’s recordings made on emblematic synthesisers and drum machines in the period 1988–1990.

Across these six compact tracks it’s possible to detect the vibrations then emanating across the Atlantic from clubs in Belgium, Germany and the UK: the military-industrial march of EBM, new beat and coldwave (‘Música Electrónica’, ‘La Voluntad De Dios’, ‘Dr. Rhythm’); the laid-back swagger of early acid house (‘Psycho Dance’); new-agey proto-trance (‘Holbox’); and the distinctive robofunk of Sheffield bleep, vocals dripping in sweat and seduction (‘Extasy Bondage’).

This is both a genre exercise and a brilliant portrait of an individual.

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Selection | DECADA 2 - Dr. Rhythm [Philoxenia]

Artist: Basement Space
Track: Equilibrium 
Title: Neptune Sunrise EP
Label: Butter Side Up

Butter Side Up is one of the most reliably high-quality labels operating at the moment, privileging quality over quantity in some of the prettiest packages you’ll see (thanks to their enduring collaboration with designer Sophie Douala). The latest EP from Stockholm’s Basement Space continues this streak, leaning into the more musically and rhythmically interesting side of house and breaks. The broken beat force is strong with this one, but what really stands out is the incorporation of rave gestures into the equation, be it crafty sirens and lasers or pulsing acid on the B side or the rolling hip-house groove and scratches on the lead track ‘Cosmonaut’. We’ve picked ‘Equilibrium’, with its sophisticated jazzy breaks, taking our imagination to a beachfront situation. This is music being made with intelligence, shot through with a real sense of fun, and all backed up by serious musical chops. 

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Selection | Basement Space – Equilibrium [Butter Side Up]

Artist: Hi-Tech Criminal
Track: Light Bulb 
Title: Duster
Label: Klasse Wrecks

Mr Ho and Luca Lozano’s label Klasse Wrecks has been a long-time staple for that meeting point of classic 90s rave, hardcore and techno with today’s genre-blending tastes and production values. Part of their appeal comes from the magpie-like A&R that sees hot new and upcoming names rub shoulders with people who were there the first time round. Hi-Tech Criminal is one of the latter, having put out just a couple of EPs in the mid 90s that over time have become highly prized finds. Klasse Wrecks are now reissuing the Duster EP with a bonus unheard version of the title track, but it’s the dynamic, Chicago-indebted squiggle of ‘Light Bulb’ that makes our Selections, bringing back fond memories of when it was played out. Its alluring vibe and out-of-the-box sound design steams up any dancefloor.

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Selection | Hi-Tech Criminal – Light Bulb [Klasse Wrecks]

Artist: Pancratio 
Track: Unconscious Research
Title: Pres. OTTA3 X La Trense
Label: One Trip To Avyon

Gian Luigi Mendozza aka Pancratio has a long and multifaceted career behind him already despite only being 28 years old, from early minimal success to diverse aliases (check his releases as NDSOMEWARE, for example) and the establishment of his OTTA Research Lab production studio in Rome. The past year has seen the launch of his label One Trip To Ayvon, featuring sought-after EPs with long-time collaborator Giammarco Orsini and, now, new solo Pancratio material which shows a different side to the producer heading into trance territory. Titled ‘Pancratio pres. OTTA3 X La Trense’, the latter ‘La Trense’ comes from ‘Trance’ as a genre as well as a meditative form, while the titles of the tracks are different steps used in Eriksonian’s hypnosis procedure.

Zoning in on the music, as you’d expect from a studio lifer, these tracks are heavyweight hardware jams based on rock solid sound fundamentals and the sense of flowing evolution that only comes from analogue experimentation. The tracks fit perfectly with the psychedelic, spaced-out feel of these Selections and will surely take plenty of late morning dancefloors on a real trip. Aesthetically he’s put together two talented visual artists Fresh Rucola and Alice Zani to make the release a whole work of art. 

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Selection | Pancratio – Unconscious Research [One Trip To Avyon]

Artist: Anderson
Track: Tasty Water Stuff 
Title: Viewpoint
Label: space•lab

Matt Anderson has been a regular on Say What? favs Wex and sublabel Day By Day, so it’s hardly a surprise that his track on this VA from Space Lab also caught our ear. In a compilation that dives headlong into the depths of psychedelic breaks, electro and trance, Anderson’s whimsically named ‘Tasty Water Stuff’ stands out for its patient pace and spacious sound stage, the tribal and trancey flourishes finessed into a chugging mover that will serve for warm-up and crack-on alike. Anderson manages to release quality after quality while maintaining his own distinct sound. In our opinion he is one of the most talented and exciting producers on the circuit – hats off!

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Selection | Anderson – Tasty Water Stuff [space•lab]

Artist: Laurine
Track: T.O.S.D.L
Title: Abun.dance
Label: Slow Life

It’s been seven years after Slow Life emerged onto our scene with a series of releases from S. Moreira and how things have changed. The roster of artists releasing on the label has expanded (like an extended family). Now, on release 31, it’s finally time for co-founder Laurine to step up to the production plate with the Abun.dance EP, and the results live up to expectations.

These four tracks are very much a distillation of the Slow Life aesthetic, instantly recognisable to anyone who’s seen Laurine and Cecilio in one of their infamous extended B2Bs. The signifiers of their beloved 90s sound – organs, breaks, bleep basslines, house chords – are present and correct, but of course presented with a contemporary mix and balance. The lead-off track, ‘T.O.S.D.L’, pulls this trick off effortlessly, adding just enough quirk and dissonance in the bass and acid lines to offset its cool and classic central house groove.

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Selection | Laurine - T.O.S.D.L [Slow Life]

Artist: Saverio Celestri @saverio-celestri
Track: Halloween Track
Title: Gorilla EP
Label: Partout @user-97387322

Our special bonus track! The perfect sound for this season, ‘Halloween Track’ rounds off this set of selections with its fun and spooky vibes. Synths like a witch’s cackle set off the creepy harmonies played by Dracula on the organ, while underneath the steady march of trolls’ feet on the bassline mark out the rhythm. Saverio is a super solid producer (and DJ!), and all four tracks on this EP can be brought into play. It’s a good purchase for any DJ anywhere. It's also the first EP on the label's Italian series, continuing its concept of showcasing artists from different parts of the world.  

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Selection | Saverio Celestri - Halloween Track [Partout]

Artist: Scatterbaux
Track: Womp Bucket
Title: Codex 2
Label: Undersound Recordings @undersoundlondon

We’ve previously featured Undersound on Selections 004 (their 18th release by J. Mono of Wedding Acid Group), and here they are again continuing their support of underground electro talent. Label head Giovanni Veccaro has an excellent digger’s ear and on this 20th release he brings us the hardware jams of largely unknown producer Scatterbaux.

All four tracks on the EP show off the producer’s way with analogue gear, mixing ideas from acid, braindance, electro and IDM into dancefloor magic. We feature the acid fireworks of EP closer ‘Womp Bucket’: the track is emotional, groovy and uplifting, with curious and compelling melodies that recall but don’t repeat Aphex Twin and the Railway Raver. Look out for ‘Chamber 27’ too, recently played in Berlin by Andrew James Gustav.

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Selection | Scatterbaux - Womp Bucket [Undersound Recordings]

Artist: Michael Space @michaelspace91
Track: Mental box
Title: Parallel dimension EP 002
Label: Sonic Interface Records @sonicinterface

Berlin-based Italian Michael Space uses his label Sonic Interface as an outlet for his own futuristic and genre-blending productions, reflecting this stylistic vibe in the very cool artwork too. The Parallel Dimension EP – the sophomore release on the label, two tracks from which have been premiered on the famous ballacid youtube channel – contains three club-ready tracks and closes with a lovely experimental/downtempo track.

We love the political undertones on the A1 ‘Reform’, but the track that first drew us in was the A2 ‘Mental Box’, a track with lots of interesting elements but not too overbearing and great for a clubby environment. Cheeky sounds, robotic vocals, a catchy melody, stripped back military drums, an updated 80s bassline: it’s got it all, in a mix of techno and deep-sea electro that brings together the worlds of Berlin and Ibiza. Like Star Wars meets James Bond, it’s an adventure with twists and turns, ending with an unexpected section of gorgeous harmonies.

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Selection | Michael Space - Mental box [Sonic Interface Records]

Artist: Miles Mercer @milesmercer
Track: Astralogic
Title: Astralogic EP
Label: Accessory Records @accessoryrecords

Miles Mercer’s vinyl debut is also the first release on his and Simic’s imprint Accessory Records, run out of NYC. It’s a fantastic first release with great presentation too. The outsized type on the centre label indicates the character of the music: bold, no-nonsense and high-impact tracks for the peak of peak time. 

The cuts on the A side mix early 90s Detroit techno and European trance with a contemporary tech house flavour. However, it’s the epic 10-minute trip of ‘Astralogic’ on the B that makes it into our selections. An exercise in control and release, the track takes a full three and a half minutes to really warm up and, once it does, it just rolls and rolls. It’s tribal, deep and haunting, while also sexy, dark and playful. It’s bound to keep the crowd fixed firmly on the dancefloor.

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Selection | Miles Mercer – Astralogic [Accessory Records]

Artist: Suzukiski
Track: 27pm
Title: Thought LP
Label: Saisei @saisei-london

A reissue of a much sought-after self-released 1993 album by the prolific Japanese producer Takahiro Suzuki, this vinyl version of the originally CD-only Thought arrives on Junki Inoue’s already must-have label SAIESEI. Inspired by the Detroit techno and early house music that had been slowly gaining attention on Japanese shores, Suzuki confected his own restrained yet deeply-felt take on these formative styles of today’s electronic dance music. The basic structure of ‘27pm’ sounds like it could be found on an early 90s Italian dream house B-side, while the melodically innocent bleep motifs and delicate breakbeats are straight off a pioneering Warp record. A contemporary take on ‘27pm’ via re-edits makes the track like new. 

We remember some of Suzukiski’s EPs being bought and played out a few years back, and the delightful effect that tracks like ‘Sargasso’ had on the dancefloor. As Masaaki Hara observes in the liner notes for this reissue, Suzuki’s music “was very good at making people move on the dance floor, but there are introspective moments in [his] music that take you into your own inner world.” This is the beauty of this carefully curated, re-edited and annotated vinyl reissue: Thought by name, and ‘thought’ by nature.

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Selection | Suzukiski – 27pm [Saisei]

Artist: Franco Falsini @sensations-fix
Track: Zolle
Title: Freedom In A Dark Age
Label: Baffling Noise @seekershome

Seekers sub-label Baffling Noise returns with a new 4-tracker from Italian veteran Franco Falsini. A man who started out doing prog rock in the 1970s (as a member of Sensations’ Fix) and then made the proto-house classic ‘Feels Good’ in 1982 (as Electra, famously sampled by Jamie Principle), Falsini then spent the next two decades putting on raves, festivals and street parties – first spearheading the rave movement with his live outfit Open Spaces and label Interactive Test, after which he delved deeply into psytrance. In recent years, his music has found a home within the modern dancefloor community, with DJs playing tracks from Interactive Test and labels repressing his music. We even featured him in our Say What article Sleepers: Unlocking The Unknown with Franco Falsini in 2018.

On this EP, he and Seekers introduce a new era for his sound. Recorded during lockdown last year, these are new tracks which don’t exactly fit with either the prog rock days, or the bubbly Italian 90s house, or with the sense-sational sounds of psytrance, though remnants of these past lives do make their presence felt. In fact, in line with other veteran producers (such as the late Richard H Kirk when he revived Cabaret Voltaire in 2020 with the masterpiece Shadow Of Fear), Falsini curates a mature sound, quite experimental, which will still appeal to today’s fans. 

The EP reflects also the pandemic mood, and not by following the now-expected downtempo feel. The beats can be slow or fast, but either way he has the dancefloor within him. Track titles like ‘Freedom In A Dark Age’ symbolise music as a medicine or form of escapism during dark times. All of the tracks are unique and interesting, showing him stretching out with tripping, harmonically-intriguing rollers, our favourite of which is the funky, flip-flopping ‘Zolle’. Irresistible, perfect for the dance, and with plenty of attitude. 

83 years old this year, Falsini continues to show his dedication for dance music and we salute him!

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Selection | Franco Falsini - Zolle [Baffling Noise]

Artist: Jared Wilson 
Track: Positivity
Title: Positivity
Label: RAWAX @dbh-music

We’ve chosen a classic ending with underground dance music royalty: Detroit native and acid mastermind Jared Wilson on ‘major’ label RAWAX. You can count on Jared to produce solid bangers that hone in on the essence of dance music, with the Roland drum machine as his main weapon of choice, releasing on a plethora of established labels such as Super Rhythm Trax, Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Dolly, Furthur Electronix, Lux Rec, Undersound and his own 7777. He’s clued up and keeps it fresh, reinventing his style yet staying true to his roots.

A DJ would get a run for their money with the 4 out of 5 peak time tracks on this EP, with their sexy grooves, tight hats, slapping snares and fun acid melodies. 3 out of 5 tracks are named ‘Lynnwood’ with a few mostly numbered variations on each. Lynnwood first appeared on all the tracks on Jared’s new label Jason, Jared & Brians’ Records. The tracks are named after Lynnwood city in Snohomish County, Washington, which is where Jared moved to a couple years back. The label’s debut release New Era represents a new chapter indeed, with a fresh new sound combining solid Detroit techno with atmospheric, fairy-tale melodies inspired by the woodlands around his new family home.

For this most recent release on RAWAX, Lynwood vibes are present but with raw house sounds suiting the label. We’ve picked the A1 ‘Positivity’, which is also the name given to the EP. We can’t get enough of this unique, catchy, sexy, emotional bomb! The composition is just so beautiful and it’s never tiring. It’s got DMX Krew vibes with its wormhole melody, but with a Detroit edge.

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Selection | Jared Wilson - Positivity [RAWAX]

Artist: Exterminador @exterminador_official
Track: Deep In The Mess Of Night
Title: Age Of Consent 
Label: Bad Manners

We move to young Berlin based artist Exterminador, who has really captivated us. We first heard him a few years ago on YAY’s podcast series, and he was also a key figure in the establishment of The Record Loft. In 2016, he opened his own Exterminador Records label and in 2019 he started collaborating with Marcel Dettmann on new imprint Bad Manners, being responsible for the whole output so far with one EP and recently a whole album, from which we have picked a track for this edition of selections. We really enjoyed the first EP: A techno and electro release with EBM tendencies rather than acid wormhole melodies.

Exterminador’s album Age of Consent certainly doesn’t disappoint! He takes the electro and 80s influence from the earlier release and presents them on a delicious platter. At first our ears perked up to ‘Broken Glass Door’ with its rolling 80s influenced bassline and sharp synths. To be honest it’s a challenge to pick just one track but ‘Deep In The Mess Of Night’ got the trophy – it’s a brilliant composition and there just isn’t any track quite like it! There’s a uniqueness and playfulness to it all, starting with the funny as hell title, drum rolls and even laughing in the track itself. It’s not silly though, and actually very new wave with its yearning synth, knock out bassline and broody vocals.

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Selection | Exterminador - Deep In The Mess Of Night [Bad Manners]

Artist: Frak @Borft
Track: Scientific Bella-Donna
Title: Formless Obstruction
Label: Futurepast @futurepastnosenseoftime

We continue on the ‘experimental’ thread with Swedish electronic group Frak on Futurepast. We have chosen ‘Scientific Bella-Donna’, which really seems more techno-house than heavily experimental. When listen we picture the scene in Fritz Lang’s Metropolis where Maria the robot is surrounded by a moving, buzzing electric field, while also imagining dancing in an after-hour, with the track’s edgy and sexy, deep and minimal sounds. It’s an interesting balance between the machine and the soul, two styles which are also reflected in Frak’s previous discography as a group that has been producing dance tracks since the late eighties, and sharing their own funky hardware sound through their label Börft.

While listening to Frak we can’t help but recall Futurepast founder Davy’s own long after-hour sets, which we adored while he was still living in London a few years ago: dark, industrial and hypnotising yet deep, playful and groovy!

A reunion of the group members also occurred for this release: “We hadn’t met for some time, as we live in different cities. So, when we joined forces for this recording, it was all from scratch and a bit of fumbling at first. But it struck us that this is it, this is the pure reason why we do what we do. Jamming our way through machines and ideas is what it’s all about.”

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Selection | Frak – Scientific Bella-Donna [Futurepast]

Artist: Broken Audio
Track: 6BrokenBones
Title: Nocturnal Entropy EP
Label: Perty @djoctopus-2

The second release on this Selections list is another Bandcamp oriented production: Nocturnal Entropy EP by sound engineer and electronic music producer Broken Audio is the first edition of a series of cassette tapes led by DJ Octopus. For Octopus, tape carries a special meaning as it was the first media he used to record music, from the radio and from machines when he started producing music. You can even hear a grainy effect throughout on the digital files.

The style of Nocturnal Entropy is categorised as “breakbeat” but, he explains, it really stands out as a complete journey into sounds. Emotional pads and atmospheres glide through the piece, mixing with the diverse audio sources used, including thunderstorms and ASMR! We couldn’t resist picking the dance-oriented track on the release: ‘6BrokenBones’ is a solid UK garage track with a banging attitude.

The vocals are the producer’s own, having first experimented on the opener ‘Baio’, an ambient track dedicated to his friend who sadly drowned in a lake near his hometown last year. “It was a really tough time for me and right after he passed away I decided to honour his death and to reflect all my sorrow on a track. I recorded some vocals, a piano line and a lot of reverb in around an hour and suddenly felt better.”

“Once I started to experiment with my voice like I did in ‘Baio’, I wanted to include it more in my tracks and I remember having this garage tune in the making and said to myself: ‘Why not pitch it down some semitones and see how it sounds in here?’ Hahaha.”

The second edition on Perty has just been released on Bandcamp – a different yet still beautiful mix of atmospheres and textures.

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Selection | Broken Audio – 6BrokenBones [Perty]

Artist: Lagowski @lagowski
Track: Scatter 4
Label: Self Released

We start the selections with this beautiful opener by Lagowski, Scatter 4, a track uploaded to his bandcamp as a single release, and originally intended to be part of his wonderful album Smokescreen (but which really stands on its own).

The track features captivating and angelic strings that could easily be played at the gates to heaven. Lagowski’s new wave punk band roots are present in the very analogue bassline, which brings a sense of realness to the piece. There’s adventure in the track too, from what sounds like a didgeridoo instrument, stomping, military drums and fluttering sounds, evoking images of The Outback and authenticating the connection between machine and the environment. Heaven, human, nature. There’s soul and spirit in this hardwired track.

This particular musical genius has been recording electronic music and playing live analogue shows since 1982 (following his earlier work drumming in punk and new wave bands). His name holds a safe spot in the 90s GPR hall of fame, his early nineties releases on Chromium Industries are DJs’ favourites, and in the past few years he’s released twice on Sleepers as Clans of the Alphane Moon and Project Ghost. Fortunately for us, Lagowski continues to be prolific today with a library of updated material on his bandcamp page. He’s also just uploaded ‘Scatter 1 + 2’, premixes to the finished ‘Scatter 4’. It’s interesting to hear the previous versions, which are also very good! We will be switching back and forth between these three for a while – but will we get to listen to number 3 too?

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