Naeiiv - Where Did It All Go Wrong? EP [Siamese]

Played by Adriatique  👽

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When Marino Canal came up with an unofficial remix of David O’Dowda's 'The World Retreats‘, David instantly loved it and agreed to an official release. The two of them got to know each other and started to work on music together resulting in this 2-track EP, a beautiful merger between different realms of music.

'Half Life' is the perfect display of how an almost acoustic song can be successfully combined with a 4x4 beat. The piano chord and David’s soft but significant voice steadily builds up tension which afterwards gets released through the driving synergy of kick and bass. The track never becomes too busy, what makes every carefully chosen sound even more prominent and important. A beautiful song to listen and to dance to. 

The second half of this release follows the more classical Marino Canal approach of a dance track. 'Reach' takes its time do develop while the interaction between David’s vocals, the arp and finally the celestial pad-chords soak you into this epic journey. 

All in all two carefully true-to-detail crafted pieces of music which gladly found their home on Siamese. 

Enjoy.

Marino Canal & David O'Dowda - Reach

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Naeiiv has been sending us music to play and for Siamese since a while. When we liked one demo we wanted to sign, the track has already been promised to another label and we had to let it go unfortunately. We appreciated his honest and loyal stand towards this topic and agreed to work on a full EP for the label. Here it is, we couldn’t be more satisfied with the result; a sound-concept EP with high recognition value. 

The title track 'Where Did It All Go Wrong?' could easily become a future classic in the hypnotic-melodic realm of modern dance music. We had the chance to play and listen to this wonderful song 4000m above ground under the sun and among the beauty of the swiss alps. The score for this cinematic setting was absolutely perfect. 

While the eponymic title track comes in smoothly and builds up across the whole duration, 'Tausend Momente' gets there a bit faster if not rougher. The spoken words about losing yourself in almost too many moments to remember and the roaring synths created an addictive and irresistible vibe.

With 'Zukunft und Vergangenheit' and 'Exit the Complex' Naeiiv is showing us his calmer and more serene side. We recently recorded an 'art.set' for ARTE Concert where the latter fit perfectly for one of the many tempo changes we included in our set.

All in all a beautifully crafted release that works track by track but especially as a harmonious whole.

Enjoy.

Naeiiv - Exit the Complex

Naeiiv - Zukunft und Vergangenheit

Naeiiv - Where Did It All Go Wrong?

Artist: Naeiiv
Track: Tausend Momente
Label: Siamese
Release date: 2021.10.15

premiere | Naeiiv - Tausend Momente | Siamese

'German producer Naeiiv makes his debut on Adriatique’s label Siamese with his new EP ‘Where Did It All Go Wrong?’...'

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Premiere: Naeiiv - Where Did It All Go Wrong? [Siamese]

Miracle / Tempest EP.  
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Catalogue: PERMVAC 168-1 (Vinyl + digital)

Tracklist:
A1. Miracle (Original Mix)
A2. Miracle (Open Up Mix)
B. Tempest

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Miracle / Tempest

Tempest

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We are both very happy to welcome back Marino Canal on Siamese. Everyone remembers his first record for us well, a timeless yet forward thinking and fresh release that's tough to beat. Marino made it possible though, his upcoming `Provenance` EP is a clear evolution of his style, mature, intelligent and ready for 2020.

'Curious Eyes' is the track we received first. We’re playing it since quite a while and it easily stood the test of time. Marino’s gift of creating energetic and powerful yet lush tracks is very unique and this song surely tells a story. Truly a great piece of modern dance music. 

Next is ‚Provenance‘, the title track of the EP. Similar to 'Curious Eyes‘ it starts gentle while giving the selector some time and space for mixing
and creating something artful while playing this out. As the deep and mellow chords soak you into the track the remaining layers are steering towards the climax where ‚Provenance' reveals its full potential. And before its even finished you want to hear it all over again.

'Dreamt of Tomorrow‘, the final cut of the release makes it even harder to pick a favorite and we're considering if we should have kept at least one track for the next
EP. Kidding aside, there’s nothing stopping Marino’s ever evolving expertise and this track resembles how a dream of tomorrow could feel like. Beauty, hope and kindness on one hand, madness, destruction and anger on the other. A perfect way to close a great record and there could be no better entry into 2020 for Siamese. 

Enjoy. 

Adrian & Adrian

Marino Canal - Curious Eyes

Vinyl & digital: https://smarturl.it/SIAMESE018

The last release of an unprecedented year for all of us combines an array of tracks we were playing mostly before the pandemic started. As many of you know, Siamese has a diverse catalogue of music that is constantly redrawing boundaries. This release consists of tracks that get played in the more melodic part of our sets. In times like these PR texts don’t seem very important to us so we just wanna leave you with one sentence for each track and let the music speak for itself.

Yotto – Observer

This might be the track of the pack which is in our library the longest. Yotto is known for his work all around the world, although we are sure ‘Observer’ will still gain him even more listeners. Some wonderful memories were made to this song. 

Evans – Endless

We were always in contact with Evans and were sure a future release will be happening on Siamese eventually. Now almost over a year later we were finally putting this into effect. ‘Endless’ combines a lot of things we love, a great build up, steady groove, a melodic touch and a lot of energy. 

Marino Canal – Radiance

This man needs no introduction to the Siamese universe. ‘Radiance’, probably a little more laid back than his previous productions, is a perfect fit for this compilation. Hypnotic & ethereal, that’s how to describe Marino Canal’s music. 

Remcord – FMCD

After receiving this track, considering it a promo and playing it on the Nordstern rooftop whilst the sun was going down, we had to get back to Remcord to ask if this was indeed a promo or a demo. Gladly it’s been a demo. 

Alfredo Mazzilli – Eternal Memories

We are big fans of Alfredo for quite some time now and happy we’re finally able to feature him on Siamese. When preparing for Tomorrowland’s Around The World, we needed to showcase our diversity in a 60min set. What we were missing was a faster techno-ish sounding track with this big stage energy. Et voilà, ‘Eternal Memories’ filled this gap perfectly. 

ENØS – Morpheus

Two young swiss producers who are on our radar since they approached us with their music some time ago. Morpheus is straight and dubby with no compromises. A mainstay in our sets since a very long time. 

Losless – Dark Light

Also a on our hard-drive for a long time, ‘Dark Light’ created some wonderful moments on dancefloors around the world. We are very happy for the young producer that his track finally comes into light. 

In Anima – My Moon

‘My Moon’ closes this compilation perfectly. With the long build up, the catchy melody puts you in a state of trance. Moody, melodic but still techno. 

Adrian & Adrian

Evans – Endless

The rare feeling of a immediate mutual connection that bonds two people stronger than many years of friendship can.