introducing

More Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art

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AndreiA - Calm Fizic

Parallaxis (The Borderland State Remix)

https://iunsub.bandcamp.com/album/baalbek-ep

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@shato1881

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PREMIERE : Sható - Bacchus [IUN011]

Nicolas Jaar - What My Last Girl Put Me Through Bluewave EDIT

Low quality / for promotional use only!
Release date 30 Jul 15 

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Makam  -  The Struggles

Than Sadet Finals

When Light Gives You Hope

Reeves

Lonely Guitar

Please EP

Blount

Labiate

Dubliners (2008)

DJ Koze & Terrence Dixon Versions

America (Terrence Dixon Minimal Detroit Mix)

Studio Barnhus Volym 1

Hawaiian Souldier

Second round of 'Positive Contributions' from Metroline Limited after the four-track 12" single released in 2018.
For the occasion we more than doubled the output and compiled an uber-tasty little compilation featuring some of the cooler producers who have released with us recently, plus a few new faces.
We are very happy to welcome our long time friend Cesare Vs Disorder with the dark and rolling tech-house number called 'Funilaria' as well as another dude we've known for a ages and that we finally got to release some music with us: Blind Minded. The lush deep grooves of his tune 'Delicate' are pretty special.
Giash is back after his Sen_d_Ingo EP released earlier in the year, with the never-ending tripped-out Romanian house minalimism of 'Tukdam'. We welcome back the two producers behind our latest release, Pheek & Kike Mayor, who deliver some top-notch house again with their "Say A Little Less' while Dhaze returns with the stomping Chicago grooves of 'Don't Stooop'.
We are very chuffed to have Cem G back on the label after a long break since his 'Hot Night EP' released in 2013.
Gabriele Mancino and Thomas A.S. have both collaborated with us in recent times and they deliver once more with some excellent works.
Last but not least...who is Phichi? That's no other than one of our label heads Phiorio and our friend Michi. "Weird Concept' is their first collaboration and it's well rounded deep house number with a broken beat, lush pads and some quirky spoken word.

Positive Contribution Vol. 2

05 - Blind Minded - Delicate

Entre-Acte

Entre-Acte - Etherical Prelude Jazz-X-Positions

Marche D'Instrumentalique

„Amygdala“ is Koze’s Sgt. Pepper. It’s an unreal 78-minute walk through Koze’s mind, complete with moods, intensities, sounds and scenes as yet unheard of. It feels more like a double album, urging you to turn over and change the records time and time again. "Amygdala" amazes by its sheer musicality, deepness, and its  ethereal sound design; it’s a kaleidoscope of a great variety of soundscapes where you keep discovering new nuances even after listening to it a thousand times. Nobody else could unite artists like Caribou and Dirk von Lotzow, Hildegard Knef and Mathew Dear, Ada and Milosh in such an organic way and on one and the same record as Koze did. There’s never been anything like it.

He weaves new garments around the a capella parts of his guests, garments that only he can tailor, and that’s how the album, for all the diversity of its artists, sounds consistently homogeneous and in the true style of Kosi Kos. It’s all about “the courage to dare”, about letting voices resonate undisguised in all their authentic peculiarity.  About creating  truthfulness.

How much can you cut out, when does the flame die down? On the other hand, under which circumstances could it even burn for ever?

The album, which in large parts has been composed in a Spanish fishing village, starts off with Balinese gamelan sounds from which a relaxed discoid bass peels off, caressed by mystic backwards basslines, balafon resonances and slide guitar chords. You can hear the ceaseless chirping, twittering and cheeping from all the treetops of Koze's exotic jungle.

DJ Koze feat. Caribou - Track ID Anyone?

“To me, remixing is about honouring the original composition by deconstructing it and adding new ideas from my own sound universe, and in that sense create something entirely new.“

Kasper Bjørke is no stranger to the art of the remix, having amassed a prodigious back catalogue over the past half decade. However, unlike so many other artists driven to churn out versions to keep their name in the limelight, one gets the sense that the young Dane has a quality control mechanism that elevates each mix he puts his name to – and a crucially deft ear for the artists he invites to rework his own compositions.

It’s with that in mind that hfn music proudly presents Remix Crusades (2007 – 2013) – a timely reminder that remixes can offer committed artists the creative platform to produce some of their most inventive work. Split evenly down the middle, half of this release focuses on remixes of Kasper Bjørke tracks over the past 5 years (including tracks of his 2012 album release ‘Fool’), with the second half a treasure trove of remixes he made for other artists.

Available in one place for the first time, the collection (which also contains a couple of exclusive unreleased tracks), is a perfect summation of the Bjørke’s disco-fied house music style, and a great opportunity for the non-DJs to catch up with his exceptionally high output over the last few years.

The list of artists lining up to re-interpret his original compositions is mouth-watering to say the least – from US sensations Nicolas Jaar, Still Going and Slow Hands, to the cream of European club land – rising stars Mano le Tough, Maxxi Soundsystem and Catz’n Dogz, underground flag-bearers Wareika, and fellow countrymen Trentemøller, WhoMadeWho and Kenton Slash Demon.

When Bjørke himself is at the controls, the results are no less devastating. Bjørke describes the process thus, “a remix portfolio becomes a sort of production diary that can go hand in hand with my own original material. It reflects my influences of the time I worked on the remix – and sometimes you can hear sounds and ideas in the remixes that have affected compositions on my own singes and albums.”

As evidence of this, witness the outstanding work he produces for the likes of Michoacan, Trentemøller, Ilya Santana, Moby, Gluteus Maximus, Human Woman and many more. His talent for deconstructing wildly disparate styles and pulling together tracks that are definitively by the hand of Kasper Bjørke, is clear to see.

iTunes customers will also be blessed with the chance to snatch up two unreleased tracks – made up of Bjørke reworks for GusGus and Danish legends Laid Back - and an exclusive pre-release remix of Cómeme´s hot property Rebolledo.

Remix Crusades (2007-2013)

Purchase on iTunes

Kasper Bjørke - Heaven (Nicolas Jaar Remix)

Stavroz - The Ginning EP - out on Délicieuse Records.
Stream ☞ smarturl.it/TheGinning

@stavroz
@d-licieusemusique-records

Ijsbrand & Gert had always wanted to create balkan inspired music, and hence came the duo Stavroz. Beyond just sharing the same musical tastes, these two buddies bond over both being sound engineers (live for Ijs, studio for Gert), which makes them real "goldsmiths" behind each and every production (such can be seen in this short clip which presents their title 'The Ginning'). 
Their music is imprinted with original inspirations while keeping to a jazzy/burlesque influence, leaving little to be left displeased. The bridge, so it seems, borderlines between minimal and jazz-house.

The first title of the EP, 'The Ginning' is constructed around guitarist, Max Honckelinx. The track’s instrumental harmony is skilfully constructed by the duo as they borderline minimal and deep house.

The second original title of the EP, 'The Finishing' is merely a dialogue between a rhythmic stratospheric universe and the sax of Nathan Daems, well preserved from the first studio recording. The end result leaves us with 8 minutes of lyricism soaked in sophistication and technicality.

In regards to the remixes, Felkon, who has been presented several times before on the Délicieuse, takes on 'The Ginning' by including vocals which create a more dance-like ambiance. 
Britta Arnold, a legendary pioneer from Bar 25 and Katerholzig, worked on 'The Ginning' as well with Sascha Cawa. They delivered a version more obscure yet wickedly effective.

As for the remixes of 'The Finishing', Powel continues to captivate us while executing his deep and melancholic twists. He entirely redesigns the piece’s structure by retiring the "voice" of the sax. 
And then there’s our man, Viken Arman, who spins his version of 'The Finishing' by refiguring the rhythm pattern and adding a new dimension to the bass.

Stream

Stavroz - The Finishing

Makam - Samsara  (Cocoon Compilation M )
http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/493224-01.htm

Makam - Samsara

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