The Field and other music by axel willner


Rolling Mass is Carolyn Schofield (Fia Fiell) and Max Kohane.

Debut 12" EP now out on Brain Dead Records and available from the bandcamp link below.

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≤ FROM MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA ≥ 
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Sovereign Soul, World Traveller, Designer, DJ and Producer, Laurent has been blessed to play alongside highly regarded international deep house names such as: 
ANDRE LODEMANN
PHONIQUE
CHARLES WEBSTER 
FUNK D'VOID 
RIPPERTON 
DJUMA SOUNDSYSTEM
VINCE WATSON 
He has DJ'd in:
- Spain (Barcelona) at Macarena Mar with Phonique, Andre Lodemann and Funk D'Void
- Switzerland (St Moritz)
- Russia (Moscow, Saint Petersburg, first Australian dj to play in Vladivostok, Nakhodka and Livadia) 
- Ukraine (Kazantip Festival 2010)with Funk D'Void and Djuma Sound System 
- Czech Republic (Prague) 
- Iceland (first Australian dj to play in Reykjavik) 
- Lithuania (Vilnius, Klaipeda) 
- Estonia (Tallinn) 
- Thailand (Koh Samui)
and of course in his home country Australia where he ran 2 successful Deep House nights in Melbourne, LOW and Noir*. 

His debut track, INITIATE (on Laus Music, London), received encouraging support from the likes of:
PHONIQUE: 'This shit is pretty deep ... nice one!' 
FUNK D'VOID: 'Top deep stabbiness in full effect. I expect big things from this producer!'
DANNY HOWELLS: 'This sounds awesome! Original mix for me but i reckon I'll give all of them a try' 

His follow up, 'Kolomenskoye' (On  iTech St Petersburg Russia) went one step further and got support from: 
LAURENT GARNIER: ‘Hummmmm ca bon ça monsieur Laurent’
 PHONIQUE: ‘Very nice deep tech tune’
 FUNK D'VOID: ‘Nice track man! I like the vibe of it … deeeeep’ 
EFDEMIN: ‘Nice one!’ 
BLAKKAT: ‘Very good!’ 
STAN KOLEV: ‘Nice work’

His blissful downtempo EP, 'GULF OF SIAM', was chosen by Anantara Resorts (Abu Dhabi) for use within their dayspa, and was also licensed for a British independent movie filmed in South East Asia. 
SUPPORT FROM: 
SAMANTHA JAMES: 'Its beautiful ... I can totally hear this playing in a really cool hotel or in a spa. Keep making beautiful sounds'.  
FUNK D'VOID: 'Nice one!' 
BJARNO: 'Your tunes are cool'.  
DJUMA SOUNDSYSTEM: 'Good sounds!'

“Sensory Projects; a label that has consistently surprised and delighted the ears, by digging up and bringing to us some of the most incredible music that you would never otherwise hear.” INPRESS 

Sensory Projects (www.sensoryprojects.com.au) began in 1996 as the home of ‘Sadness Is In The Sky’; a music ‘zine focused on leftfield and (primarily) independent music culture. A long-time fascination with record labels found Sensory Projects, admiring labels like Spunk!, Drag City, Thrill Jockey, Warp, Fat-Cat, Trifekta, Kranky, Constellation, Domino, Mego, Remote Control, and Leaf, and encouraged by the offer of a distribution deal with Sydney company Inertia, dipping its toes into a new World.

Sensory Projects (the label) fell into being during 2000 and our first label release (Kammerflimmer Kollektief’s amazing Maander) came in March 2001. Time has sped past since that time, the label working with a roster of artists including The Tigers, Hood, Disaster Plan, The Rectifiers, International Karate, Pretty Boy Crossover, Symbiotic, MONO, and The Sand Pebbles, as well the likes of Pivot, City City City, Minus Story, Damien Jurado, Mirah, Mike Noga, Urdog, Shearwater, Object, plus Eluvium, Canon Blue, Panoptique Electrical, Children Of The Wave, The Declining Winter, The Sun Blindness, The Ancients, Love Connection, MUM SMOKES, Bruce Peninsula, Mystery Twin, White Woods, Faux Pas, Rat Vs Possum, and Great Earthquake.
In 2011 Sensory Projects celebrated its tenth birthday with releases by Pets With Pets, Rat Vs Possum, Aa, David Evans and Lost Animal. 2012 bought new releases from Sensory Projects by Love Connection, Max Crumbs, Pageants, New War, NO ZU, Lehmann B Smith, and Children of the Wave.

Sensory Projects is based in Melbourne, Australia. 




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