B E Tech minimal (dub)

The Slope Forms series are back with a mix of 7 artists who will fill your ears with delicate and deep sounds, where the echoes and reverbs harmonize creating dense dense textures and luminous atmospheres.

VA - Slope Forms V [2021]
Slope Point [slp020]

Tracklist:
1. Frank Hellmond - Autumn @frank-hellmond
2. Imperfect - Endless Loop @adasked
3. Dechoes - Feeling Different @user-dechoes
4. Pekoe - Delayed Flight To El Prat @iampekoe
5. Dusty - Autumn Sunrise @pray4dusty
6. Slownoise - Dorset Dub @slownoise
7. Odum - Old Seance @krisz-deak @zol1978

Date Release: 30/11/2021
Available on: https://slopepoint.bandcamp.com/album/slope-forms-v

All tracks mastered by Pheek.
Original picture by Pawel Czerwinski.
Cover design by Slope Point Team.

1. Frank Hellmond - Autumn

Number 23 from Continental Drift Records is seems to be all
about the journey. These are slowly evolving
groovy tracks, never staying totally loopy and
often being a bit sly about the direction they're
headed. ‘Perspectives Shift’, the first track and
release namesake, starts out as a floating tune
centering around the Mathew Jonson-style
wandering bassline melody; it gradually churns
thick with rhythmic action and counterpoint
chords. ‘Deep Summer Techno’ is trippy acid that
plays with time and space, maybe channelling a
bit of that CABARET Recordings spirit from
Ospovat's time in Japan. Finally, the whole
B-side is dedicated to Conoley’s re-work of label co-owner
and dear friend c_olvrin’s ‘Cryogenic Freezing Of Friends’; a 
more Chicago-house excursion, full of groove and many-textured details.

Written and produced by Conoley Ospovat.
‘Cryogenic Freezing of Friends’ written and produced by c_olvrin,
remix and additional production by Conoley Ospovat.
Mastered by M.A. Spaventi at Spaventi Studios.
Vinyl distribution by Inch By Inch Distribution.

We hope you enjoy this track as much as we do.

Do not forget to support the artists and label by following:
@conoley-ospovat

Premiere: C_olvrin - Cryogenic Freezing Of Friends (Conoley's Soulmates Mix) [Continental Drift]

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The next release from the re-activated Frank & Tony drops on Scissor and Thread. Following on from Dream Vibration - which broke a five year hiatus from the much-lauded production pair of Francis Harris and Anthony Collins - Eastern Meantimes brings us a sublime set of tracks and remixes. 

The original features New York artist Eliana Glass, whose sultry vocals ride above a deep, atmospheric groove and lush pads and washes. 

The track is also presented here with two stellar remixes from Timmy Regsiford, the New York legend who has been defining the sound of house in the city for nearly 40 years. 

Here his vocal and instrumental remixes are smooth, deep and infectious, sure to light up discerning dance- floors the world over. 
Frank & Tony’s Absence is the other original track here, a thick, pulsing bass-driven roller punctuated with sharp snares and the pair’s trademark ethereal pads. 

There’s also a digi exclusive where Regisford teams up with DSOL for a ‘retouch’ of Eastern Melodies - giving the track another flavor, rich in additional percussion and a slightly heavier groove.

Frank & Tony - Eastern Meantimes Feat. Eliana Glass (Timmy Regisford & DSOL Retouch)

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Finally getting a vinyl re-release is Frank & Tony’s seminal work with breakout duo Bob Moses. Back in 2012 Francis Harris and Anthony Collins (Frank & Tony) worked with their fellow New Yorkers before they went on to sign to Domino Records.  

The four track EP is a deep, introspective dive into Frank & Tony’s early production work with the understated melancholic vocal stylings of Bob Moses (Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallence) that would pave the way to a new sound in house music. An essential release now for the first time on vinyl, capturing a vital period in both outfits' development.

Orchid Trait Feat. Julia

Frank & Tony - Orchid Trait Feat. Julia

Walters Orange Feat. Corbu (No Tourists Vocal)

Frank & Tony - Walters Orange Feat. Corbu (No Tourists Vocal)

Elea feat. Bob Moses

Frank & Tony - Elea Feat. Bob Moses

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/the_tiger_ep

With The Tiger, Matias Aguayo returns to Kompakt with his first EP for the label since 2014’s Legende. Since then, he’s been busy with all manner of experiments and explorations – a monthly radio show on Worldwide FM, 2019’s Support Alien Invasion; the essential El Rudo Del House series; an album on Crammed Discs with his group The Desdemonas; collaborations with Sano and Gladkazuka (as Rionegro), DJ Spoko, Mujaji, Julianna, a new trio with DJs Pareja, named MDM Factory, and the latest offering on his Cómeme imprint, El Cameron featuring Ricardo Villalobos. But something special happens when Aguayo returns to the mothership, as though he’s reconnecting with something essential: “pop melancholy is just right there,” he says.

On The Tiger, Aguayo is in touch with the core of the flame, the music that’s at the centre of his being. While most of the music may have originated “in the foggy Mexican forest,” he’s sure that the EP is “still a Cologne record,” something you can hear as soon as the prowling bass, shuffling rhythms and ghostly voices of the title track lope stealthily into earshot. The titular character is caught up in the sensuous tangle of the night, that space between dusk’s delirium and dawn’s dreaming. Aguayo sings, “Do you see the same I see? Are we having the same dream?” – here, he’s picturing an after-hours revelation, “on a warm muggy night with all sorts of background noise from various nightwalking animals – but at the same time, I was a city dweller stranded in the jungle, who still dressed like he was about to go to the disco.”

The ascending, ever-circling bass of “Nightshift, The Red” tells another story, a spiralling mantra that’s hypnotically psychedelic, yet elegant, refined, filled with sonic textures you can almost reach out and touch, like knotted twists of exotic fabric. “The lyrics are very associative and somewhere between urban and jungle nightlife,” Aguayo mentions, “fireflies shine, but also the reflections of the disco ball.” “Show Me What You’re Feeling” takes us back to the 1990s, with Aguayo re-working some vocal and lyrical fragments from three decades ago, its beautiful uncertainty remarkable in what Aguayo calls its “extremely emotional openness”. Dappled with melancholy, it’s a lover’s hymn to intimacy and vulnerability.

Aguayo signs off The Tiger with “El Propio Propio”, a celebratory ending to an EP that’s rich and complex, full of lovely musical moments – the tender melodies woven through “Show Me What You’re Feeling”; the warping, pliable, plastic textures that Aguayo crumples and crinkles through “El Propio Propio”. Like much of Aguayo’s music, The Tiger highlights the senses, to advance a new sensibility, one that inhabits a fever-dream of hints and clues, a mystery that’s solved by the deep, dark sensuality of the rhythms here, fully in love with the nightlife. It finds its exoticism in unexpected moments, sideways glances, surprising twists and turns. After all, as Aguayo says, “moths are far more glamorous and mysterious than butterflies.”

The Tiger EP

Show Me What You’re Feeling

Part 5 of the various artists series is at it again with 5 tracks by 5 different producers and a mixture of feel good party time music and contemplative music. You will hear familiar Running Back names like Storken (this time together with JStaaf) refining their comic tropes (or imagine Foreigner doing house music) next to newcomers like Archie Ward. His Pizza Girl puts musical toppings on a pounding underbelly that wouldn’t be out of place in any warehouse, while Moritz and Amount dial it back a bit. Their respective tracks are gleaming with a special kind of elegant end-of-night euphoria that is hard to come by – and all the nicer if it happens. Remember: trance is a state of mind! Last but not least, Australia’s Jonus Eric delivers an IDM-leaning piece of outsider dance. Hot soup, hot swallow!

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Human

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Samskaras

BCXG - Control (House Mix)

Nthng — 1996

Dystopia

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