Artist : A Vision Of Panorama
Titel : Patches Of Light
Cat # : ZZZCDS0120
Format: Digital + 12" Vinyl
Release Date : 01/07/15

From forthcoming EP with A Vision of Panorama on Music For Dreams

A Vision Of Panorama
FB: www.facebook.com/AVisionOfPanorama
SC: @a-vision-of-panorama
YT: www.youtube.com/channel/UCzCmvHsJ7vtdQgYAgqzbVSA
iT: itunes.apple.com/dk/album/patches…d1017307227?l=da

A Vision Of Panorama - Patches Of Light (Jex Opolis Remix)

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A new artist on Gomma!
Coming with his single: Barotti, a musician and multimedia artist based in Berlin. After mainly working on sound installations and performing arts for years, Barotti will release his debut album “Rising“ in the end of 2015. 

Barotti has created an own genre of music. Magic, organic soundscapes. Mixing the electronic with symphonic parts. Working with a classical orchestra as well as rare vintage synthesizers. Barotti's songs are difficult to describe. His low voice, the mystic atmospheres, raw and glamorous at the same time. 

You can put Barotti's music somewhere between Woodkid and Sohn, adding more influences from the last 200 years of classical music and the distorted electronic aestheticism of Funkstörung and James Blake. The album was recorded in Casablanca and Berlin. “She Once Knew“ was remixed by Massimiliano Pagliara.

Barotti - She Once Knew (Massimiliano Pagliara Remix)

We had some fun in the studio and this is the outcome.
Some new edits pressed on vinyl.
Available through the 'Special Edition' imprint in your local record store. 

Heavy DJ support on this one from Dimitri From Paris, Horse Meat Disco, Crazy P, Jacques Renault, Tensnake, Pete Herbert, Hot Toddy, Faze Action, Justin Strauss, Harri, DJ Rocca, Fingerman, Derek Kaye, Get Down Edits and many more.

Cheers,

Bart & Michiel

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@SternsEdits is a new collaboration between legendary African & Brazilian label and distributor @Sterns-Music and London producer and label owner @BenGomori. 

Sterns Music began life as pop-up style record shop housed in the back room of an electrical shop near Warren Street and grew to become the second biggest distributor of music from Africa outside of the continent itself. Over the years they released and distributed hundreds of artists, including household names like Salif Keita, Youssou N'Dour, Baaba Maal, Oumou Dioubate and Orchestre Baobab, building a comprehensive catalogue of music from across the region that spans some six decades. Now located inside a former bank vault underneath Warren Street station, they continue to work with a plethora of African labels, in some cases transferring master tapes to make them available digitally for the first time. 

Gomori stumbled across this treasure trove of material when he discovered contemporary Gambian-born, Danish-residing singer and kora player Dawd Jobarteh's propulsive 'Sama Kebbalu' and decided he wanted to create an edit of it for his sets. He decided to see if he could license the track to make for an official release on his label Monologues Records, but soon recognised the bigger opportunity: "I was blown away when I met Robert from Sterns for the first time and he took me down into his vault. Original master reels stuffed into banana boxes, decades of vinyl, cassette tape and CD releases... history everywhere you looked. After exploring their vast catalogue and talking to Robert more, I felt like something could be done to bring some of their music and history into a new context and introduce it to new generations in the process."

Each Sterns Edits release will see Gomori - who has created dozens of much-loved edits of the likes of Marvin Gaye, Leonard Cohen, Sampha and DJ Shadow over the years - rework two tracks from the vast Sterns catalogue, melding these various styles of African music with his own house grooves to make for dancefloor ready weapons. 

The intricate kora playing of Dawda Jobarteh makes for a mesmeric trip on this debut release, with 'Sama Kebbalu' ('tomorrow's elders') given a peak-time workout that makes fine use of the rousing, chanted chorus and rolling rhythm, and 'Bright Sky Over Monrovia' cut into a dub that focuses on the stunning finger-picking and passes it through heady delays.

Release Date - Sept 1st on vinyl and 15th digitally.

PREMIERE - Dawda Jobarteh - Bright Sky Over Monrovia (Ben Gomori's Kora Edit)

Ichisan’s 2017 Aperitiv was so good that we’ve decided to return for a second helping from his sumptuous album. Four choice cuts have been selected and reworked with a specific instrument focus. The harpsichord version of “Hotel” keeps the intoxicating melody of the original but allows beats to relax as notes shine with an incandescent brilliance. Drums put their feet up for the Rhodes version of “Modri Tunel.” Deep stings and lounging lines mingle in this work of smoke swirling seduction. “Kozmetika (Trumpet Version)” dances to a different tune. Rich bass is again central but this time brash and bold brass intertwine with funk filled bars. The last waltz arrives with the piano version of “Terminal E.” Alluring notes ascend, rising and falling against heartwrenching guitar strings for a finale to end this ballroom inspired beauty.

https://soundcloud.com/bordelloaparigi

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PREMIERE : Ichisan - Kozmetika (Trumpet Version)

EXCLUSIVE

It’s rare to come across a debut album that delights and surprises in equal measure, but that’s exactly what you can expect from Human Call, the first full-length excursion from daydreaming dancefloor fusionists Earthboogie.

The East London-based duo of Izaak Gray and Nicola Robinson has previous form when it comes to creating beautiful, funk-fuelled fusions of soundsystem-ready rhythms, humid instrumentation and intergalactic audio explorations. To date, they’ve released a pair of fine EPs on Leng, both of which did a splendid job in showcasing their unique musical vision.

Even so, this vision has never been clearer than it is on Human Call, a vibrant eight-track missive that fixes the sticky tropical cheeriness of African and South American dance music – be it Afro-disco, Afro-funk or samba – with a wide range of complimentary sounds, styles and influences, from spacey analogue electronics, sun-kissed Balearica and hazy West Coast jazz-rock, to chunky dub disco, snappy retro-futurist house and bouncy, dub-fuelled club workouts.

Throughout, Gray and Robinson showcase an impressive level of musicianship, variously combining crunchy drum machine hits and dusty old synthesizers with razor-sharp electric and acoustic guitars, rich bass, cascading saxophone solos and hazy, life-affirming vocal harmonies. 

The result is a string of memorable highlights, from the sticky tropical-house-meets-dub disco futurism of “Human Call” and fuzzy disco-funk righteousness of opener “Overground”, to the post-punk disco jauntiness of “Stargazing” and samba-infused dancefloor bliss of Nina Miranda collaboration “Silken Moon”. Cheery, absorbing, imaginative and hugely entertaining, Human Call offers a perfect snapshot of Earthboogie’s distinctive musical world.

Earthboogie - Overground - (From their debut album 'Human Call' )- [LENG]

Mang Dynasty are the collective force of Bill Brewster and Ray Mang. Both should need no introduction! Together they combine to form the mighty Mang Dynasty, and deliver 'Crash the Box' - a riot of afrobeat, house and disco stylings, laced expertly with horn stabs and vocal chops, guaranteed to light up any club or festival stage.

Ray Mang:
https://soundcloud.com/ray-mang

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PREMIERE: Mang Dynasty - Crash The Box [Alfresco Disco]

The Phenomenal Handclap Band is back on Toy Tonics
The third  release after “Judge Not” and “Jail” (and the Ray Mang, Waajeed, Marcel Vogel remixes) is “Remain Silent” – with remixes by Superpitcher and again Ray Mang.

https://soundcloud.com/phenomenal-handclap-band
https://soundcloud.com/ray-mang