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Interpret: V/A
Titel: Stiff Little Spinners Vol. 4
VÖ: 01.11.2013
Format: Download
Label: Audiolith
Vetrieb: Finetunes

Tracklist:
01. Gimmix – Missy
02. Joney – It’s Braining Schnaps And Frogs
03. Kalipo – Perspicientia
04. Krink – Talking
05. Rampue – Una Bluna
06. Torsun Teichgräber – De Plus En Plus Fort

Info Englisch:
After three super solid and well appreciated vinyl 12“ releases which were receiving nothing but love all over the place, have been played out on heavy rotation in clubs and at festivals and surely have been essential in shaping the relatively new Deep- / Slowhouse / (Neo)Cosmic offshoot that's not filed under a genre-defining flag yet but is partly described  as consisting  of „love songs that accidentally turned into tracks“ these days this series does not need no further introduction. 

The Stiff Little Spinners brand has grown and gained recognition on the club circuit especially throughout the past twelve months and that's why we serve it's fourth issue in a special, well chosen context of joy and celebration. 

Whilst the Audiolith mothership is turning 10 years in 2013, turning it's head into the next „Ten Years From Now“ with a special anniversary sampler LP the vinyl edition of Stiff Little Spinners Volume 4 will be included as additional bonus 12“ for this sampler and is not to be sold seperately, introducing the labels more club-focused side to all its followers. 

But now we're back to the music.

Starting the musical journey with Gimmix  „Missy“ it's pretty obvious why the trademark Stiff Little Spinners-sound goes way beyond the term of Deep- or SlowHouse as the use of tender vocal samples and heartwarming melodies with an uplifting twist on top of deepest basslines sparks nothing but innocent happiness.

Stepping forward we're running into Joney – Hamburg's uber-active jack-of-all-trades who simply states „It's Braining Schnaps And Frogs“ with his excursion into stomping, sub-driven Techno House. Aware of Sheffield's Bleeps & Clonks he easily manages to keep the drums marching straight away whilst delicate strings tell a totally different tale, reminiscing about these few calm minutes before the sun sets. These opposite sides of the story easily fall into place for good, making this brain out a very special tune for special moments.

Next up is the great Kalipo with „Perspicientia“ and the Frittenbude-trained master of analogue gear surely knows what the lovers of this series call out for. This time he's on an ever evolving, innocently (Neo)Trance-induced tip, shifting through frolicking chords and organic basslines, building layers and layers of melodies, sounds and greatly processed vocal bits, slightly referring to Future Garage musically but thrilling every floor that's based on a decent four by four. Nothing but quality in here.

Stiff Little Spinners-mastermind Krink steps up to the circuit with his instant classic „Talking“ which is paying great respect to the early days of Chitown whilst keeping the sweet functionality and maximum dancefloor effect of stripped down House Music in mind. One of these rare tracks that's totally living up to the history of House in every little detail. But still „Talking“ is way more than a pure emulation of what has been once as the man they call Krink is breathing sex and soul and love and a vision with every micro-tone included in this masterpiece.

Another uncrowned master of sweetness in dance floor music is Rampue who is exploring slightly different realms here with shuffling beats, Spanish vibes and romantic Flamenco'esque guitars embedded in a synth heavy surrounding that feels no fear of vibing of on offbeat structures and Jazz standards. “Una Bluna” is crossing borders and uniting the best of both musical worlds under one roof.

Finally Torsun Teichgräber gives us some kind of French goosebumps with his “De Plus En Plus Fort” - a lovely piano-driven affair based on highly intimate, uber-fragile female vocals that slowly are sucked in to a warm Acid (Not Acid)-flavored vision of (Tech) House that's second to none these days.         

Links:
http://www.facebook.com/stifflittlespinners
http://stifflittlespinners.wordpress.com
Audiolith Webshop http://www.audiolith.net/shop/stiff-little-spinners

Kontakt:
Artur@audiolith.net Booking
Chrissie@audiolith.net Promotion
Lars@audiolith.net Label


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BORIS THE SPYDER - THE KLF MEMBERS

Post and reshare if you dig it. 

The KLF is known as one of Britain's most notorious pop acts.  They were on the forefront of the acid house movement in the late 1980s, scored a #1 hit, retired shortly after in 1992 by deleting their entire back catalog, and then burned 1,000,000 British Pounds in 1994. 

Gosteffects’s resurrection of The KLF’s "What Time is Love" was influenced by the sound design in 90s Industrial and Techno music.  His Pretty Hate Machine inspired remix has given the rave classic a fresh new soundscape and structure suitable for the modern dance floor. 

FREE DOWNLOAD HERE

The KLF - What Time Is Love (Gosteffects Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

"Angie La La," Nora Dean [1969]

- Recording Credits -
Sidney Bloomfield
Yella

Written & Produced by Sidney Bloomfield

- Lyrics -
I'm so glad
Time in my hand
And it still burns so fast
I fall asleep in the palm of your hand
And I don't feel my life
How to decide
And I jump between the lines
See with my ears and I hear with my eyes

I'm so glad
All of our friends with their head in the sand
And they don't see the future
Their heart is still
Rather to live never knowing to live
Than frozen in waiting for all it will give
I'll build a tower
When it falls

I'm so glad
Mirrors and lines
Got ahold for some to see
Granted this time I've been granted I kill
A mistake for all to make
Nothing to do when there's too much to say
And I cling to all these stakes
Live in a way

I'm so glad
Head in my hand
And I climb beneath the sky
Catching the drops and linking the lines
And I don't catch the drift
Leave all too quick
And I see between the lines
Always a hint never hardly a sign

Michel (Yella) (Pitched)

Malamore

El Beach

Mam Yinne Wa

Artifacts

Bones

The Serpents Mouth

Crockett Theme

Doubts And Convictions

Get Misunderstood

Daniel Forestal Et Sa Guitare - "Ces p'tits Je t'aime"

A Promise

Quit It

Joseph Watt's Razormaid! edit of this song (taken from Chapter 7 - The Record Pool) was always my favorite because of how it has a great intro for mixing in, an amazing outro for exiting and how the energy flows so well throughout. Unfortunately, I was never able to locate a good digital copy - at least not one that I could find. So, I decided to construct my own using the original as a template and the Extended Version from the Bill Sharpe, "Famous People" CD as my source. I added a clean drums-only 32 count intro (8 measures) just to make it my own. Otherwise, it's spot on. Enjoy!

Sharpe & Numan - Change Your Mind (Razormaid "Chapter 7" Version - CD Edit by Tiger Jones)

"Angie La La," Nora Dean [1969]

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