How Do You Do - The Sound Fountain  (aka: Psylly+Grok)

Jazz-indebted, soulful broken-beat workings from the @22amusic affiliate, Dennis Ayler, new on his own Dennis Ayler Music imprint, featuring @tenderlonious.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/01/24/premiere-denis-ayler-feat-tenderlonious-nobody-but-u/
Listen on Youtube: bit.ly/nobody-but-u

Nobody But U

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Dennis Ayler feat. Tenderlonious - Nobody But U (STW Premiere)

Just Negotiate feat. Simeon Jones (Kaidi Tatham Remix)

B1 - Laroye - Connected MGBK001

A double dose of new music from Melbourne with the debut release from both label (@parallel-people) and producer (@wintersmusic). Like dapples of sun breaking through the ferns in Sherbrooke Forest east of Melbourne, 'Sunlight' possesses the keys work of Takuya Matsumoto, the live percussion of Leon Vynehall and the synth work of early Floating Points.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/10/10/premiere-winters-sunlight/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/winters-sunlight

Winters - Sunlight (STW Premiere)

* Read More: https://boltingbits.com/danvers-1997-warren-clnce-joe-armon-jones-remix/
* Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EB0S-R88B0I

WotNot Music is a London-based record label putting out "music for the open minded". With over thirty releases under their belt they have been home to many a producer, with certain names such as Glenn Astro, K15 and Soccer96 being particular standouts. Transcending traditional genre boundaries, their output sees influences from all ends of the sonic spectrum where jazz, broken beat, house and others are equally at home. Release number 32 comes from Danvers (soundcloud), who can now be considered a regular on the label as this is his second EP and third release overall for WotNot.

The "Interludes" EP features three originals and two remixes of the B1 cut. Starting off the EP is Mason, an off-beat heater with delectable jazzy flavours and some easily recognized vocal chops from none other than Puff Daddy. Aye Ata is the big room pick of the bunch, packed full of thumping, broken beat kicks, heavily reverbed percussion and just the right amount of pulsing chord stabs. 1997 perhaps takes a more recognizable approach with a 4x4 rhythm, heavy sub and pulsing chords while Diddy's voice makes another appearance, this time giving an almost eerie feel to the composition. Frits Wentink gives us his take on 1997 with his familiar wonky and lo-fi sound, turning the original into an almost unrecognizable lo-fi groover.

The final remix and our premiere today comes from fellow Londoner Warren Xclnce and features rising musician Joe Armon-Jones on keyboard duties. This cut was a surprise gift rework from Warren to his 38 East studio partner, Danvers. The chords from 1997 are retained but the natural sounding shuffling and pattering percussion give the track a completely different feel. Joe Armon-Jones sprinkles quite a bit of his jazzy magic around them, noodling on the ever familiar yet always pleasing Rhodes piano, which transforms this composition into a deep and mesmerizing gem.

Interludes EP

PREMIERE : Danvers - 1997 (Warren Xclnce Remix ft. Joe Armon-Jones)

Warren Harris aka Hanna returns to Shall Not Fade with the beautiful ‘On The Basis Of Deference’ EP.

The four tracker features three signature Hanna productions, rounded off by a mind-blowing remix from Earl Jeffers.

On The Basis Of Deference EP

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GENRE: BROKEN BEAT/DEEP HOUSE/SOUL
FORMAT: 12” VINYL
RELEASE DATE: 18th JANUARY 2019

Hot off the back of a well-received debut 12” - ‘Probabilidades’ EP - published on Phuture Shock Musik some 10 months ago, Damián Botigué aka Karmasound  returns to deliver his follow-up release on the Bristol label, by name of ‘Can See Thru You’. 

For this second outing, the Barcelona-based producer steps into a collaborative mode and calls up on the smoky vocal talents of upcoming singer-songwriter Jedreck, to present a jazzy, late-night bruk affair with a range of influences that includes Neo soul, Latin jazz, Detroit house and broken beat, all doused in soulful warmth. In addition to the lead track, the release also features two inspired remixes by Bristol’s very own soulful house don Sean McCabe, plus a bonus original track on the B-side to top off the disc. 

Opening up the A-Side is the vocal-led broken house jam ‘Can See Thru You’, where featured vocalist Jedreck croons his way over a jazz-infused composition laced with melancholy synthpads, wriggly P-funk synths and skippy, Afro-Latin rhythms that progresses into a low-swung, four-to-the floor bounce sounding straight out of Detroit. Next follows Sean McCabe’s Broken Mind Mix of ‘Can See Thru You’, who reimagines the track into a lively bruk roller geared more towards the dancefloor and injects an infectious feel-good vibe through the supplement of groovy keys and a frenzy of lustrous synths around the vocals, whilst driven by a funky drum pattern and lilting, boogie-indebted bass. Side B of the single is home to the second of Sean McCabe’s remixes of the A-side cut, where he harks back to the 90’s with an epic US garage dub, that trims down Jedreck’s vox and invites new musical elements to the forefront such as uplifting strings, funky synth hooks and a display of dexterous organ solos as the track evolves; altogether anchored by solid TR909 beats and a mighty synthbass groove redolent of Kerri Chandler. Rounding off proceedings is the nocturnal broken grooves of ‘Another Way’ which combines sensuous Rhodes chords and percussive, rolling drums with warm analogue bass and tasty synth licks that evokes the future boogie jazz-funk deeds of genre masters Dego + Kaidi Tatham; coupled with a yearnful vocal refrain sung by Karmasound and sultry backing vocals from frequent collaborator Sara Bee.

Karmasound - Can See Thru You (Sean McCabe Broken Mind Remix)

Selectors Assemble are back in 2021 with another dopetastic premiere, this time featuring the CoOp Presents artist Sivey and his remix for Nikitch & Kuna Maze – the track titled 46 RUE DU FORT was orginally released on Nikitch & Kuna Maze’s first collaborative album titled ‘Debuts’ (on Tru-Thoughts records). The release also includes a remix from Crafty 893 and will be aviable to buy on January 14th.

[PREMIERE] Nikitch & Kuna Maze - 46 Rue Du Fort (Sivey Remix)

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