Little edit made for my Live at Marvellous Island Festival 2014
French Kitchen Jungle Room 
Free download after 1000 play ;)

Four Tet - Lion - Jamie XX Remix (Onetram Edit)FREEDOWNLOAD

Order FR & Wrld :itunes.apple.com/album/id955893478
Order UK: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/mirage/id961055206

Saycet is a name that’s been on an increasing number of lips over the last few years, like a secret too precious to keep to oneself. With just a few releases to his name, the project by Parisian producer Pierre Lefeuvre has elegantly evolved in a resolutely modern fashion, attracting attention more or less everywhere around the world from people who like their music electronic and heavy with organic emotion. Using electronic music as his original inspiration, and influenced by the hypnotising, minimal sounds of both Germany and Iceland, Saycet has matured his sound thanks to intensive touring of Europe, Russia and Asia, gaining international fans at every stop. His new (third) album, due for release in early 2015, was nourished by this experience of travelling and playing live over the past few years. More directly, the new Saycet has taken inspiration from images and forms (a certain interest for design, architecture, and visits to Le Corbusier’s ‘Cité radieuse’), widening his style to include pop and radiant sonic mirages in which one can get deeply, deeply lost. The aim is no longer to choose between black and white and spirals of colours, but to stimulate emotion and take you on a journey, without or without a return ticket.
He has worked in close collaboration with vocalist & lyricist Phoene Somsavath on several songs from his upcoming album, adding a complementary dimension to his craft.

On stage, Pierre is accompanied by Louise Roam (vocals, violin, keyboards) and Zita Cochet (stage design, video projection)

https://facebook.com/saycet
https://twitter.com/saycet
https://youtube.com/saycet

NORTHERN LIGHTS

Gloria Ann Tailor - Love Is A Hurting Thing

Hello Skinny - Crush (z7 RMX)

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> @detgodeselskab

Det Gode Selskab presents its latest vinyl release, DGS10Y2. This exclusive drop continues the label's 10th-anniversary festivities, encapsulating the sound that has shaped Oslo’s underground house music scene. DGS10Y2 brings together a standout selection of tracks, each crafted to capture Det Gode Selskab's unique blend of dance floor energy and rich musical storytelling.

Label founder, Tod Louie opens Side A with Trixie, a playful, modular-heavy progression that shifts between intense stabs and melodic synths, embodying a “devil on the shoulder” vibe. Mike Shannon’s Data Missive follows, blending crunchy modular tones with evolving percussion. Side B features Since Day One by Ohm Hourani, adding hopeful synths and trippy vocals, while Karl Fraunhofer’s Protect The Party closes with a low-slung groove and distinctive vocal effects, telling a well-known late-night tale.

With 200 copies only, this limited edition release stands as a piece of the label’s history. Make sure and don’t sleep on this.

PREMIERE: Mike Shannon - Data Missive [DGS10Y2]

Apparat - Sweet Unrest (Retromental Remix)

Hypnovedia Vol. 1

Electricity Drive

"Walls" is the second single from Crooked Man's upcoming LP for DFA, Crooked House, releasing on all formats October 26.

Preorder here: smarturl.it/CrookedHouse

Crooked Man - Walls

Il n'y a pas d'amour facile ...
EP "Coeur Frag" - sortie le 1er octobre ( plus d'infos: www.facebook.com/kumisolo )

arrangé et produit par Léo Hellden (Tristesse Contemporaine, As We Fall, Slove)
mixé et réalisé par Stéphane "Alf" Briat

Coeur Frag
こころのかけら

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
かんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur brisé
私のハートはブレイク

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
ほんとにかんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur plastique
私のハートはプラスティック

Il n’y a pas de sûreté
確かなものなんて何もないの

dans ce monde plastique
プラスティックなこの世界には

Il n’y a pas de sûreté
確かなものなんて何もないの

dans ce monde plastique
プラスティックなこの世界には

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
かんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur brisé
私のハートはブレイク

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
ほんとにかんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur plastique
私のハートはプラスティック

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
かんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur brisé
私のハートはブレイク

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
ほんとにかんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur plastique
私のハートはプラスティック

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
かんたんな恋ってないのね

J’ai le coeur brisé
私のハートはブレイク

Il n’y a pas d’amour facile
ほんっとにかんたんな恋ってないのよね

J’ai le coeur plastique
私のハートはプラスティック

Coeur Frag

Digital available on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/fragile-disco/975564
Itunes, Juno Download, Amazon, Traxsource: Available October 12th

12'' Red Vinyl including download card (Europe): http://discotexas.bigcartel.com/product/philosophy-of-sound-fragile-disco-12-vinyl
12'' Red Vinyl including download card and CD (Australia): http://philosophyofsound.bandcamp.com/

Advanced DJ support by Drop Out Orchestra, ATTAR!, C90s/earl grey, Roope / Mirage Man / Bright Shades, Irregular Disco Workers, Chordashian, Dj Joujou, Continental Records, Acid Washed, FlyR / La Tebwa, Tronik Youth, SymbolOne, Alexander Robotnick, Treasure Fingers, Lemmy Ashton, JELO, dj supermarkt / How do you are?, baron von luxxury / disco workout, jerry bouthier / JBAG, Brioski, Shindu, Ryan Riot / RockStar Mag, Jepe Johnwaynes and more....

Over the past few years, while many on the planet have been searching for meaning amongst the chaos, Aussie nu-disco/electro duo Philosophy Of Sound have found their footing in music, steadily building a following for their own brand of conscious electronic music. Get yourself ready for their hotly anticipated ‘Fragile Disco’ EP, which is out now on 12” Red Vinyl, CD and digital download through Discotexas.

Music and lyrics by Martin Koszolko
Produced by Martin K / Co-produced by John Salmon
Remixed by Coupons
Mastered by Bruno Cardoso (Xinobi)
Photo by Pascal Vermeulen
Designed By Luis Clara Gomes
Released by: Discotexas
Release/catalogue number: DT025
Release date: Sep 28, 2012

Philosophy of Sound - Fragile Disco (Coupons Remix) - FREE DOWNLOAD

Read about our campaign with @moogmusicinc here: 
http://www.self-titledmag.com/2013/06/27/download-an-exclusive-oblique-strategies-ep-featuring-laurel-halo-gavin-russom-and-brenmar/

Oblique Strategies Card: 
"Spectrum Analysis"

Equipment Used: 
"Logic as my master clock and recording deck; an MPC2000 as MIDI Sequencer and beat programmer; and a TR-707, KPR-77, DX-7, two Slim Phattys, MF-104M Analog Delay, MF-105M MIDI MuRF and MF-102 Ring Modulator for sounds and processing"

The Story Behind the Song: 
"I look at music very physically, from constructing patches of gear that function like living organisms to creating sounds that impact the body, with a strong element of spontaneity. This track was partly about getting pumped up, like the soundtrack for a workout montage in a movie like Rocky. Only it’s a holistic workout that includes spiritual and physical fitness. Maybe that relates to the card in how 'Spectrum Analysis' is like going over the whole system and tuning it up. I found interesting ways to use the new Moog gear, too, playing the knobs live and thinking of ways to use each piece that might not be the standard 'set and forget' approach. Keeping everything moving like that made each sound feel alive, like they’re all getting together and doing their thing."

Gavin Russom - "Our Streets"

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Gavin Russom - "Our Streets"

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