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some slower vibes, had fun with this one ,hope you like it!

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"New Years Eve 2013" is a breeze of disco heaven from C'est Life, also known as Jack J. He's already been in your ears all summer with "Thirstin'" (repress in stores now!)and with this one, he enters your soulllllllllllllllllllllll

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FUTURE TIMES RECORDS presents:
V/A - Vibe 3 Compilation
3 x 12" vinyl (available separately) / Digital
FT030, FT031, FT032
2015

DISC 1 - FT030
A1. OV - Junk Funk
A2. Juju & Jordash - Soggy Bottom
B1. Max D - Octopus
B2. Grapes & Isle O' Man ft The Wino Boys - Up The Dubs (It Can't Rain Forever)
B3. Raica - Makmba

DISC 2 - FT031
C1. Beautiful Swimmers - Primo
C2. Edy Alta - First Sign OF Artifice
D1. Protect-U - Krums
D2. Jeremy Hyman - Machine Stops

DISC 3 - FT033
E1. Shanti Celeste - Strung Up
E2. Dawit & Dolo - Knowledge Body
F1. Steve Summers - Shimmer
F2. DSR.MR - Crystal Jungle
F3. C'est Life - New Years Eve 2013

Future Times is back in the mix, expanding the sound and vision of the label with the latest in their compilation series, Vibe 3!!!

The compilation opens with the dynamic killer "Junk Funk" by DC newcomer OV, a pure cut that rotates between percussive slice and complete ambient stasis. Juju & Jordash come thru next with "Soggy Bottom" and get their hypnotic piano throb on, and Max D's "Octopus" follows with an improvised, kinetic bang. Grapes & Isle O' Man ft. The Wino Boys (an alias for MB and OD, who've put in work on RH's No Label) knock it out with a beautiful slab of whacked reggae in "Up The Dubs (It Can't Rain Forever)", and Further Records' Raica fades it out majestic with "Makmba."

Disc 2 starts with a new track from Beautiful Swimmers, "Primo", a thick chunk of Industrial Pop, like some fractured version of "Was Dog A Doughnut" for the freaks. Jeremy Hyman, most recently heard from in collaboration with FT's Max D for the Lifted LP on PAN earlier this year, rides a luscious animated opening into a great slice of plastic techno with "Machine Stops". The B Side starts with Protect-U's insane "Krums", a whirlwind of liquid metal and cranked snares, and rides out with "First Sign Of Artifice," the first, amazing burst from newcomer Edy Alta.

Disc 3 starts with Shanti Celeste and her monster cut "Strung Up", a savage tune for the deejays that mixes a bit of her native Bristol with classic electro. After that Dawit & Dolo (aka Dawit Eklund of the 1432 R crew and Dolo Percussion) collab on the massive, always-rising "Knowledge Body," turning a hurricane of snares into a moody, slow-build tower. Steve Summers lets us breathe for a moment on the last side of the comp with "Shimmer," a sick vignette and DJ tool. DSR.MR (a collaboration between Mood Hut's Cloudface and Max Ravitz aka M Rav/Patricia) shuffle into infinity after that with the blessed Rhodes techno shifter "Crystal Jungle," and C'est Life (aka Jack J) ends the compilation on a perfect note with the timeless "New Years Eve 2013."

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