FABRICLIVE 85: Jesse Rose

Where It's At (Johnny Aux Remix - Mixed) [feat. Reggie Watts]

Deep clean your house EP

Deep clean

fabric presents Pretty Girl

Slam (Mixed)

House Of Jealous Lovers

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Soulwax “All Systems Are Lying” — out now via DEEWEE / Because Music. 
Described by the brothers as “a rock album made without any electric guitars” All Systems Are Lying was built entirely from modular synths, live drums, tape machines and processed vocals. It’s a fractured mirror held up to modern society on the brink — where truth is distorted by filters, algorithms and noise.

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All Systems Are Lying / Run Free

All Systems Are Lying

Spin Wave

Building on his reputation for crafting evocative, sun-drenched soundscapes, Joe Morris continues to refine his modern Balearic style while expanding his sonic palette. Some Kind of Paradise draws deep inspiration from 90s trip hop, downtempo, and electronica, weaving in layered melodies, textured guitar work, and, for the first time, vocals from Morris himself. With its blend of hypnotic rhythms, rich instrumentation, and introspective atmospheres, Some Kind of Paradise invites listeners to lose themselves in a vivid, genre-blurring musical journey.

PREMIÈRE: Joe Morris - Dream Therapy

Pre-order: https://intercept.bandcamp.com/album/daybreak

@tom-jarmey returns with a new single, ‘glass like water’, where emotive chords, warm arps and beautiful vocals take us to a happy place, a sad place, and a place of comfortable introspection. 

A standout from his forthcoming ‘daybreak' LP on @interceptrecords, a widescreen second album weaving ambient textures, dusty drum breaks and hazy melodies into a deeply emotive listening experience.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Tom Jarmey 'glass like water'

Seb Wildblood’s ethereal single Insomniac Crossing featuring Eli Dayo receives a dancefloor-ready makeover from Berlin-based, British producer Blossom Hill, out September 4th.

The electronic artist, quickly becoming known for exploring the intersection of textural house, detailed electronica, and club-focused IDM, transforms Wildblood’s dreamy original into a club-focused cut while preserving the track’s emotional core. Featured in DJ Mag, DMY, Mixmag and Kaltblut Magazine, Blossom Hill brings his genre-fluid approach to one of the standout tracks from Wildblood’s upcoming album “Waterworld” (October 19th).

The remix offers a development in Blossom Hill’s sound, more stripped back and dancefloor focused than his previous work but decorated with his signature hyper digital sound design. His take maintains the lush atmosphere of Wildblood’s original while injecting the kinetic energy that has teased Blossom Hill as an exciting newcomer in both Berlin and London’s electronic scene. It marks another chapter in “Waterworld”, Wildblood’s most introspective and sonically expansive project to date.

Artist: @blossomhillluk
Buy: https://allmythoughts.bandcamp.com/track/insomniac-crossing-blossom-hill-remix-2

PREMIERE: Waterworld - Insomniac Crossing (Blossom Hill Remix) [all my thoughts]

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Preorder now on Juno: https://www.juno.co.uk/products/nico-lahs-do-what-u-feel-vinyl/1105575-01/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=premiere&utm_campaign=soundcloud

Nico Lahs is back on his home label U Fit with another effortlessly classy house EP. This is the latest in a long line of accomplished outings from this prolific producer and, as always, it manages to subtly straddle different worlds. 'Do What U Feel' is vibey house with excitable drums and chords that get you wanting to move, then 'Get Away' sinks you into a sun-kissed Mediterranean house sound awash with breezy chords. 'Losing Respect' is darker, more gritty and dusty, then a Specter remix flips 'Get Away' into a timeless deep house jaunt with real Chicago roots.

More from the label: https://www.juno.co.uk/labels/U+FIT+Italy/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=premiere&utm_campaign=soundcloud

Where It's At (Johnny Aux Remix - Mixed) [feat. Reggie Watts]

shit robot