Nomadic Dreams

Kellerkind - Bonne Voyage (Haievyk Edit)

Photo: Glasgow, Scotland, 2025.

Some uptempo for you. Middle section I was attempting a take on Remain in Light era Talking Heads for what it's worth.

As ever, listen all the way through = good karma... thank you.

Drums: NI Kontakt loop.
Bass: Sandberg Elektra 4-string with flats through NI Guitar Rig.
Guitars: Fender Telecaster into NI GuitarRig.
Keys: various VST from NI and Arturia.
Mastering: Ozone 11 Standard.
DAW: Ableton 12

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LXRC31 - UnknownmiX - The Siren

"Much sought after releases for Discos Capablanca & Love On The Rocks in recent years have elevated the cult status of this unsung Detroit DJ and producer. This hypnotic 13-minute beast of a track and hallucinatory B-side "EVERYTHING IS NICE" will solidify that status."   

"In dirty production and layers of inexplicable spoken-word samples (a Sharif calling card by now)we're lead to a melancholy place. With his ESP Institute debut, Sharif leaves you mentally unhinged. . ."

[ESP079] SHARIF LAFFREY - Tangier / Everything Is Nice

EVERYTHING IS NICE

SHARIF LAFFREY  'Everything Is Nice'  on ESP Institute ESP079

Chinaski returns to Live At Robert Johnson with his third solo EP titled “Bodies And Places“ – a collection of his latest work of classic synth heavy movie soundtracks, rough drums and cinematic soundscapes.

Premiere: Chinaski – Erscheinung

Vinyl: bit.ly/youngbloodBap
Digital: bit.ly/youngbloodDgtl
Fringe Society should be a familiar name to anyone who has visited one of our recent Wrong Era parties. Channeling the same slick electronic-funkiness of his DJ sets into four tracks of wildly different music for Wrong Era’s vinyl imprint, this is a record for all occasions that takes in dreamy cosmic-psychedelia, chugging dance-workouts and explosive peak-time bangers.

Youngblood

Fringe Society - Dimmet - Wrong Era

Samo Records is very pleased to introduce the debut EP from Russian Chandeliers, a new project by Julian Grefe (Pink Skull) and Fringe Society (formerly known as Quell). Berliners by way of Philly and Athens (Greece), respectively, the studiomates have perfectly fused the best bits of their signature styles to create a record that's equally suited for headphones and dancefloors. Three tracks and two remixes from Zombies In Miami and Mr. TC.
We are happy to present you the remix from Zombies In Miami.
Zombies in Miami put a slightly spooky, frantic spin on "Stay In Seattle" for their mix (B1), turning the moody paranoia into a deliciously foreboding frenzy.

https://soundcloud.com/fringesociety
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https://soundcloud.com/zombiesinmiami

Worm In / Worm Out

PRÉMIÈRE: Russian Chandeliers - "Stay In Seattle" (Zombies In Miami Mix) [Samo]

With its swerving bass slithering over a slow tempo, Leopard Gum is the perfect slow burner, a slice of comatose disco that will find its way to the darkest corners of nightlife – and haunt its DJ sets. The synths that come crashing across the track’s Smagghe & Cross remix add their saturated signature that provide a different kind of hook through its breathless nineminute run.

https://soundcloud.com/lumierenoirerecords

Out on May 31st!

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PRÉMIÈRE: Local Suicide ft. Nicki Fehr - Leopard Gum (Smagghe & Cross Remix) [Lumière Noire]

Alexander Pletnev started an entirely new journey under his own name two years ago. Release after release on forward thinking and respected labels like Media Fury, KUMP, Fleeting Wax, SZE and Hard Fist, he has built a solid discography of incredible diversity - from percussive DJ tools to viscous synthetic EBM to dreamy weirdness.
His latest EP titled "Voranto Bros" is a long awaited return to Le Temps Perdu and the prime example of refined musical storytelling. Title track is a cinematic tale, a sound novel about two migrant brothers hitting the shores of USA in the dawn of XXth century to became vicious gangsters, broken souls ruling the night of NYC. Dusty tape hiss, off kilter percussions and melodies all alternate to later sink under the weight of heavy drums. While Hope They Wont Come Back is a severe instrumental ballad with low drums, talking bass lines and noisy guitar riffs - five minutes inside confused man's mind.
On a remix front, Cocktail D'Amore's head honchos Discodromo strip Voranto Bros down to bear bones to deliver EBM style dance floor burner. And Harold Boué aka Abstraxion aka Lion's Drums of Biologic Records fame delivers menacing remix for Hope They Won't Come Back, a dark & mystic journey, which unwinds slowly and builds up to unexpected climax.

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PREMIERE : Pletnev - Voranto Bros (Discodromo Remix)

Smoke ebbed and flowed through the warehouse, engulfing all dancers in its path. Through the haze you could make out countless sweaty writhing bodies, eyes closed or heads down; each and every one lost in their own world. Their hips oscillating and swaying with every kick and stab that punctured the room. Their bodies were slave to the rhythms. 

Close family Timothy Clerkin pays tribute the foundations of rave music with a contemporary vision with his new EP Psalm. Set for release on his own Insult To Injury imprint, that he runs alongside us at R$N HQ, it features three originals torn from the late night good book. 'Slave Too' - which also gets a remix on the flip from Simian Mobile Disco's Jas Shaw - takes things up a gear following opener 'Psalm', bringing with it heavy breaks and detuned stabs that transport us back to the early 90s.

Psalm EP

PREMIERE: Timothy Clerkin - Slave Too [Insult to Injury]

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Born in Detroit, Michigan - Sharif Laffrey has been playing records and making records under various aliases for 25 years. - he's worked on the line checking camshafts for Chryslers & with Submerge+Underground Resistance for Mike Banks. 
Now releasing music on his own 
label: SPECIAL FORCES. 
Recent releases on Phantasy Sound, ESP Institute, Discos Capablanca & Love on The Rocks.

SHARIF LAFFREY 'Everything Is Nice' on ESP Institute ESP079

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