Out on 07.07.21 on our bandcamp, pre-order here: https://pumpernickelrecords.bandcamp.com/album/donnie-moustaki-space-pleasure-cruise

Limited 15x Cassette Tapes Edition & Digital // Including a collaborative work with Le Grand Détournement https://soundcloud.com/lgrddmnt, and remixes from SofaTalk https://soundcloud.com/sofa-talk, Scruscru https://soundcloud.com/scruscru, Last Nubian https://soundcloud.com/lastnubian and Von Abseits https://soundcloud.com/von-abseits.

In this album, Donnie Moustaki https://soundcloud.com/donniemoustaki takes us on a pleasure cruise through space. This journey, paced by a buttery flow, will guide you through a sea of cosmic jazziness and wonky grooves. 

After a smooth launch with ‘Honey & Butter’, one of the finest cuisine will be brought to you by none other than Le Grand Détournement, in a collaborative effort with Donnie. ‘Tous Ensemble’, supported by a house beat with a heavy groove, will set you in the mood for the remixes coming next by the very talented SofaTalk, Scruscru and Last Nubian.

If you’re looking for a complex work, SofaTalk delivers a hefty rework of ‘Space Jam’ paced by broken rhythms and synthesizer licks. 

If you’re looking for a dance floor track, the ‘Space Jam’ remix by Scruscru is made for you. Upbeat and joyful. 

Last Nubian brings to the table a heavy club remix of ‘Space Jam’, driven by 808s and his signature dissonant harmonies. 

The album ends on sample-filled, powerful ‘Space Jam’ remix by Berlin based producer Von Abseits. This well crafted work closes the album on a soothing yet slightly mysterious note, nodding at the narrative side of this album.

Donnie Moustaki - Space Pleasure Cruise (incl. LGD, SofaTalk, Scruscru, Last Nubian, Von Abseits)

Risa T - No Sleep

Vinyl & DIGI available here:

https://kylehall.bandcamp.com/album/good-hado-ep

Good Hado EP

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Melbourne, Australia based improviser, composer, bassist, producer, 30/70 co-founder and certified MIMS favourite puts his magic touch on "Apollo", by compatriot soulful groove collective, Astral Flex. Coming soon on La Sape Records.

Founded in 2019, Astral Flex is a band of musicians/producers born of an ascendant local culture of producer based, improvised music in Melbourne, Australia.

Recorded on the 50th anniversary of humankind's first step on the moon, their debut release "I Can See My House From Here" will consist of two sides. A spacey beats & jazz improvisation on Side A, and a collection of house/electronic remixes on Side B. Horatio Luna's effort can be found alongside rewords by fellow Melbourne residents Odyssey Zelno and Felix Meredith.

Horatio's remix drops on Febuary 11 with the entire collection following on March 18. In the meantime, you can preview two original tracks and pre-order vinyl and/or digital on Bandcamp.

I Can See My House From Here

Exclusive Premiere: Astral Flex "Apollo" (Horatio Luna Remix) (Forthcoming on La Sape Records)

Here is a taster from the soon to drop Roise From The Block EP, coming to you exclusively via the Selectors Assemble Soundcloud. Shout out to Vice City records!

Whilst her Roselien moniker has been rushing through the London jazz, soul and rnb scene by various live shows downtown and her monthly "La Vie En Rose" radio show on Totally Wired Radio in the east side of town, her newest project Rosie From The Block is coming out of the blue on your favourite cities' label with refreshing but sharp broken beats, soulful and gospel like vocals along with a strong message and a soft touch of herself.

She already caught attention and support from big names worldwide such as Lefto, Erica McKoy and Reggie Watts, a remix done by Broken Beat's leading artist Kaidi Tatham and done support shows for Gregory Porter, Meshel Ndegeocello, The Jones Girls, Bilal and Gabriel Garzon Montano, Roselien is at least Belgium's hardest working girl within her niche.

As Roselien, her vocals were always the leading factor in her music, but Rosie From The Block shows her tougher side within by giving the full attention to her instrumentals and adding lyrics in function of her jams.

The lush and mellow floater she gave the name “you are loved” is a confirmational necessity for anyone in need. Strong drum accompany her carefully chosen chords down a slide of endorphins.

[PREMIERE] Rosie From The Block – You Are Loved

We are excited to kick start the weekend with this booming dancefloor bomb of a remix from respected Detroit house and techno artist Patrice Scott for Melbourne's breakout house meets jazz producer, Horatio Luna. Vibes on this one are so deep, it's almost one to meditate to whilst you move. 

Composer, bassist and producer Horatio Luna is a musician intrinsically interwoven into the fabric of Melbourne’s (and indeed the global) jazz scene. Following his 2020 LP “Boom Boom” (Which won support from the likes of Jamz Supernova, Lefto, Bradley Zero, Earmilk and OkayPlayer) Horatio returns to Jitwam’s The Jazz Diaries imprint, inviting several of his all time favourite producers to reimagine some of his standout tracks. 

The ‘Reworks EP’ kicks off with Horatio’s interpretation of ‘Milestones’ (a cover of the incredible Miles Davis track), while enigmatic UK producer Zepherin Saint takes to the boards with his remix of ‘Bumps’, giving the track a new lease of life with scattered drums and jazzy progressions. Next up Detroit’s Patrice Scott turns in his emotive remix of Horatio’s LP title track ‘Boom Boom’ - featuring moody pads, piano flourishes and an ominous bassline, he adds some Mo-town seasoning into the original. Last but not least the one and only Kai Alcé also turns his gaze to ‘Boom Boom’ opting for a more uplifting approach, and his Wurlitzer notes stretch into the ether, to be joined by a driving rhythm section to keep the dancers moving. With these incredible remixes, Horatio’s infectious and groove-soaked driving bassline and astral textures are given a soulful injection from some of the finest in the game.

This remix EP is so strong it was hard to choose a favourite but Patrice just nailed it on this one.  His remix of "Boom Boom" will drop on February 16, whilst the full EP will follow on March 11.

Exclusive Premiere: Horatio Luna "Boom Boom" (Patrice Scott Remix) (The Jazz Diaries)

CoOp Presents are pleased to "welcome" back Oliver Night, with a brand new six-track EP, including remixes from Atjazz and Mitch von Arx.

Following up his brilliant early 2019 EP 'Make Believe', his EP once again illustrates Oliver's prowess for producing deep bruk business. This follows releases on the label from the likes of EVM128, Groove Chronicles, Risa T, LCSM, Sivey, Neue Grafik, Danvers & Reginald Omas Mamode, furthering the mission statement of label bosses IG Culture & Alex Phountzi to create a strong platform for new bruk talent and beyond, from London to the world.

For those that don't know, East London's Oliver Night is a rising talent in the bruk world. In addition to his own productions, collaborating with artists such as Jay Phelps & BB James, he recently featured on Adelaide producer Inkswel's 'Trippin' (which reached No.1 on the Traxsource Deep House chart) on Atjazz's label, as well as the title track of his new album 'Chasing Infinity' (which also features Lee Scratch Perry, Steve Spacek, Mr Scruff, Dudley Perkins, Kaidi Tatham & Talib Kweli of Black Star). There were also recent features on Parisian producer Quiet Dawn's highly acclaimed 'Movements' EP on Worldwide Award-winning London label First Word Records, and on Jimpster's recent album 'Birdhouse' on Freerange Records.

Now approaching two decades in the DJ game, Oliver was originally a member of Roots Manuva's Banana Klan, and nowadays is a regular player for the Selectors Assemble gang. He's played at various venues across the capital, from the Tate Modern to Boiler Room, and on Worldwide FM with the CoOp Presents crew. Previous support has come far and wide from selectors such as Tony Humphries, Kerri Chandler, Jazzie B, Gilles Peterson, Kid Fonque, Rainer Trueby, Jamz Supernova & Seth Troxler, and press from the likes of Bolting Bits and Music Is My Sanctuary.

So to the new EP... An entirely self-produced solo effort, it kicks off - of course - with 'Welcome', the title track. A deep commanding vocal leads the proceedings, accompanied with some Detroit Techno-tinged keys, acid squelches and occasional chopped Jungle-esque breaks. We follow this with a piece of 'Heart' - warped arpeggiated synths lead the way here, whilst also featuring some seriously soulful vocals again from Oliver himself. Things get tougher next with 'Bruk N Bass'; as the title suggests, this one has some heavy D&B influences with a seriously growling b-line and ravey synth stabs, riding a fiery bruk backbeat. The EP closes out on a more leftfield tip; 'Slated' is a deeper one, which begins with a brooding key pattern setting things off in a slightly deceptive fashion, before switching to some stripped- back bruk, containing just the right amount of sample hits and bassweight, with a mind-melting breakdown midway to boot. The set is complete with two firing remixes from Atjazz and Mitch von Ark respectively.

Oliver says "this EP is a fusion of my favourite genres - broken beat, soul, techno, house and drum 'n' bass. I've put my 'Heart' into this and would love to 'Welcome' you into my ever evolving world..."

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PREMIERE: Oliver Night - Heart (Atjazz Astro Remix) [CoOp Presents]

“The Sunken Temple version 6.3.3.9”👾. A track that seamlessly blends the rhythmic hypnotic DNB sound & the infectious energy of psych cumbiaton grooves.🙏🏽🪘🎸🧚🏽‍♂️🫶🏽👽🙋🏽🎹👋🏽👻🦉🥁🎼🏝️🛸🍷🐤🚲💸🍎⚽️☕️🏮🌛🌜🪞🌃🍬⛈️🦚🪬🤖🐦‍🔥🔥🐝🕰️ 🪔🏮😇💈🐙🌊🌘🌑🗻🫦🎧🧟🐶🏺🥚🌙♟️📦⚡️💡🪩🔔👷🏼‍♂️🐐🥬🪵🦿🦾❄️🌄🦢🥣🕹️💻🏄‍♂️🧽🍹🎩🍒🐠🪼

The Sunken Temple version 6.3.3.9

Atlanta heavyweight Stefan Ringer remixes LA producer Cromie for These Things Take Time, adding a bass line so weight it's the main attraction.

Read more : http://www.stampthewax.com/2018/08/09/premiere-cromie-informal-path-stefan-ringer-remix/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/cromie-ringer

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Cromie - Informal Path (Stefan Ringer Remix) (STW Premiere)

I See The Future

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Escape The Matrix

Layered up sweet, sultry, soulful vocals provided by Kennedy John Charles, receive a royally ordained Bruk revamp from man of the moment EVM128 (CoOp/Selector’s Assemble)... A neat fit for Broken beat and house heads DJs, plus dancers.

Needs must for folks who check for the sounds by Vikter Duplaix, Atjazz, Ne-Grove, Afronaut and SMBD. DJ Marcia Carr [Girlz B Like/Rinsefm]

Kennedy and EVM first met at the Boiler Room CoOp Special back in 2016 and they spoke, Kenedy said he wants EVM to do a mix for him one day, EVM said yeah bring it come, and so it happened, albeit 5 years later! But you know what they say, good things come to those who wait!

The Original track in question is called FUN , a naughty sexy house track primed at the dancefloor. It features the vocals and songwriting of Kennedy who has always been around music through his family and soundsystem culture and has previously worked with Steve Nichols (Loose Ends) among others. 

Kennedy said it was a dream to get EVM in the mix on this track as he wanted it to connect with the Broken Beat movement having been following the scene for many years as a dancer. They both share a passion in pushing this UK heritage sound of Broken Beat also known as 'Bruk" 

The remix is a sticky House tune with a Bruk twist. EVM is alumni of CoOp Presents, a label and club night run by IG Culture and Alex Phountzi. This one is for those basement sessions... big speakers, a red light and a whole load of fun !

It will be available exclusively on the Kennedy John Charles Bandcamp

kennedyjohncharles.bandcamp.com/releases

Exclusive Premiere: Kennedy John Charles "Fun" (EVM 128 Remix)

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