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Italo Blade

Aeonian EP

The Best Night In Detroit

A Story of Italo Disco, Indie Dance, Slow Motion, New Wave, Breakbeat ...is now starting.

INCOMING : Lucca Leeloo - Say Goodbye feat. Pierre Pascual (Endrik Schroeder Lost Love Remix) 

Release date : 2022-05-13

Buy : https://luccaleeloo.lnk.to/SayGoodbyeRemixes

Prepare yourself for a cosmic trip! Danish synth pop/indie dance artist and composer Lucca Leeloo is thrilled to be working with Endrik Schroeder on his new remix EP Say Goodbye Remixes. 

Endrik has transformed the original Lucca Leeloo/Pierre Pascual composition (produced by Italoconnection) to a melancholic, cosmic disco anthem! 

 The EP also features remixes from Shubostar, SNS Sensation, Phunkadelica and feat. Pierre Pascual on vocals. It’s out on May 13!

☎ Connect ☎
https://soundcloud.com/luccaleeloo
https://soundcloud.com/derkin-413275977

INCOMING : Lucca Leeloo - Say Goodbye feat. Pierre Pascual (Endrik Schroeder Lost Love Remix)

Magnetisma

Invocation

https://soundcloud.com/you_man
https://soundcloud.com/eskimorecordings
🛒 https://www.beatport.com/release/as-above-so-below-ep/3986472
🔊 https://youtu.be/jaW7pVQXDbU

Having made their debut on Eskimo in 2020 with the Altered States EP, French duo You Man return to the label to continue their exploration of the psyche with a new 4 track EP, As Above So Below. Where both Altered States' title and hypnotic loops were influenced by the psychedelic experiments of the 1950s, As Above So Below's title explores the occult ideas that ran rampant in fin de siècle Paris and beyond through a series of trance inducing club tracks.

"As Above So Below is an exploration of the fractal nature of reality, the patterns of self-repetition that constitute reality from the furthest reaches of the Universe right down to the nano-structures of our cells," says You Man's Tepat Huleux. "Patterns repeated ad infinitum, but still everything appears different." 

"The plurality of Worlds beyond our own, and the way of traveling from one to the other through modified states of consciousness and hypnosis, is a theme that has always been very important to You Man since our first mysterious encounter," explains Giac Di Falco, who as well as producing music is a trained psychologist and hypnotherapist. 

As for the music, well as you'd expect, the 4 tracks here are a heady mix but still for all the (very) high concepts behind them, they are still proven dancefloor heaters. The title track As Above So Below, draws upon the idea of self-replication, its backbone a chugging bass line and looping synth riff designed to draw the listener's gaze inwards, their reverie only broken by disco stabs and an almost incongruous breakbeat that resets our equilibrium before the track takes us deeper still. Third Eye betrays the influence of Huleux and Di Falco's misspent youth crossing the Franco-Belgium border in search of fun, it's throbbing strobe like EBM pulse not only ready to activate the titular psychic phenomenon but also provides a direct line to those all night raves in Ghent, that both inspired their musical adventures and birthed Eskimo Recordings. 

Something' Higher takes us further up on this trip, an irrepressibly funky acidic bass line and percussive vocal elements lock you into a deep groove, whilst the voice of the late Stephen Hawking and the occasional angelic wash of synths carries us off into the heavens, to give us a glimpse of the universe's infinite possibilities. Closing out the EP then we have Temple of Bloom, a number that drips with sweat and harks back to Todd Terry's early warehouse ready productions with its unstoppable house beat, chopped up breakbeats, percussion that echo off into infinity and discordant industrial stabs that punctuate the track.

Having followed their Eskimo debut with acclaimed remixes for the likes of Polo & Pan, Tensnake and Local Suicide, this new EP further cements the duos growing reputation for creating deep club tracks that embrace everything from the deepest techno and warehouse rave to global sounds and disco vibes that take the listener to the very reaches of consciousness and beyond.

Tracklist:

1. You Man feat. Harold - As Above So Below (Xcuses)
2. You Man - Third Eye
3. You Man - Somethin’ Higher
4. You Man - Temple of Bloom

As Above So Below (Xcuses)

PREMIERE: You Man feat. Harold - As Above So Below (Xcuses) [Eskimo Recordings]

All tracks produced mixed and mastered by Mokotron, except Virus, produced and mixed by Mokotron and Go Nuclear.

Released  on vinyl by Electro Records July 20, 2022
Digital release July 20, 2023
Artwork by Rangimarie McDowell and Tim Checkley

EMBRACE THE BASS

Confusion ILLusion - Un-Released / Remastered

Acid Supermarket - Remastered

Ego Acid - Floatation Mix - Remastered

Remover Dub - Remastered

Acid Over Manhattan - Remastered

Fittingly titled "Alien Abduction," https://soundcloud.com/legowelt-official 's latest slice of out-there dance music is all about the loops, taking a bunch of spiraling synth lines and wrapping them around a steady bass drum that keeps the beat firmly aimed at the dancefloor.

Legowelt - Alien Abduction

In the darkest basement the cries echoed cheerfully in the black. As she wandered steadily forwards she began to hear the sound of drums and caught a glimpse of the frantic faces which hustled past her in the hallway. The lights began to flash and the music filled the little space. She had been warned about people like this, the dancers amidst the midnight hour. The love, enthusiasm and hectic disorientation had left her excited and wanting more. 

Avatism delivers a hard hitting EP on Vakant as he draws upon distant soundscapes and the hammer of drums.

PREMIERE: Avatism - I Was Warned About People Like Us [Vakant]

Delia Gonzalez & Gavin Russom - Relevee (Carl Craig Remix)

4-tracker of jacking acid rave tracks from Posthuman.
Out on ltd. edition of 303 hand-numbered 12", & digital. August 13th

A1 - Wake Up
A2 - Wake Up (Acid Mix)
B1 - Jet Set
B2 - Usurpate Acid

Acid Supermarket - Remastered

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