Absolutely in love with those chords! Ahhhhhh!!!!

whimsical film-score-like strings + soul + slight of alternatives + gospel = pawwwfekt

This track, with its beautiful voice, feels like it’s treading on fragile ground, reminding us how delicate the foundations of our lives can be. Sometimes, it’s in our vulnerability that we discover our most authentic strength.
really nice

James MacDonald - "Drop Your Addictions" Jon Kennedy Remix (2013)

Slowly Rolling Camera are:

DIONNE BENNETT vocals
DAVE STAPLETON fender rhodes, piano & composer
ELLIOT BENNETT drums
DERI ROBERTS electronics

Slowly Rolling Camera, teams up pianist-composer Dave Stapleton, producer Deri Roberts, vocalist-lyricist Dionne Bennett and drummer Elliot Bennett and is positive proof that some of the most interesting work often arises from a meeting of many minds. The result is music that has distinct echoes of the ‘invisible soundtracks’ of UK progressives Cinematic Orchestra and 4Hero combining double bass led grooves, with shifting rhythms & polychrome textures and arresting harmonies all skilfully performance by some of the best jazz musicians in the business. Slowly Rolling Camera are purveyors of mysterious audio vignettes that are moulded by a structural sophistication that is plugged straight into the vibrant emotional current of pop culture.

Fragile Ground

"You are imperfect, you are wired for struggle. But you are worthy of love and belonging." ~ from Brene Brown's TED Talk on "The Power of Vulnerability"

This is the theme of my “Love & Belonging” mix for Asheville Movement Collective that was recorded live on Sunday, May 8th.

I am imperfect, and I’ve been feeling extremely vulnerable and anxious lately. As hard as it has been physically and emotionally, I’ve decided to not use unhealthy coping mechanisms that I usually would turn to.

Instead I’ve decided to use this experience as a catalyst for my personal growth and awareness. I know we all have felt the pain of struggle - in one form or another in our lives. So we are all in this together.

What Brene’s TED talk revealed to me is that it is the people who embrace their vulnerability and work through it that end up the most productive, happy and resilient. They live life to the fullest, because they accept their vulnerability and they allow themselves to be seen by their support group and community when they are struggling. 

They give others the opportunity to provide love and support. 
If you're feeling called to get some fearful or anxious energy out and moving along, then my hope is that this mix will help you do just that. We're in it together. ❤

Love & Belonging {Ecstatic Dance Set by MIKAYA}

Since forming 20 years ago, Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber - otherwise known as Tosca - have been prolific when it comes to releasing albums. 

Long-time residents of Studio !K7 and sub-label !K7 Records, Dorfmeister and pianist Huber have 10 albums behind them, the most recent being this year's dizzying collection of jazzy electronica 'Outta Here'. 

Buy 'Outta Here': http://geni.us/OuttaHere

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive-music/premiere-tosca-faltydl-mix



More exclusive music

Premiere: Tosca 'Have Some Fun' (FaltyDL remix)

Baby, Here I Am

[Verse 1]
Velvet shadows on your skin,
I taste the night you’re drowning in.
Every breath is slow, designed,
to pull your heartbeat into mine.

[Pre-Chorus]
Don’t need no stage, no alibi,
just let the silence testify.

[Chorus]
Baby, here I am,
whisperin’ sins with my hands.
Closer than your shadow stands,
Baby, here I am…

[Verse 2]
Lips like secrets, warm, untrue,
I lose myself by finding you.
Every touch a holy crime,
we bless the dark, we cross the line.

[Pre-Chorus]
The world can fade, let’s disappear,
your truth is only what I hear.

[Chorus]
Baby, here I am,
drunk on the heat of your breath.
No mercy, no second chance,
Baby, here I am…

[Bridge]
Lay your blame on my skin,
call it lust, call it sin.
But don’t you dare pretend
you don’t want this again…

[Final Chorus]
Baby, here I am,
your fever dressed in slow dance.
No tomorrow, no demands,
Baby… here I am.

Baby, Here I Am

Natan Goshen -Thinking About It Remix

Same Syllables

All In You - Synapson

Night Walking (feat. Sound Casino)

Skinny Dipp - Night Walking (feat. Sound Casino)

Format: download & stream ; Release: 16.06.2018

Hot on the heels of the first single from Jazzanova’s forthcoming The Pool album is a package of remixes of it that are designed for DJ sets. One comes from New York’s Photay, and the other is from the Jazzanova DJs themselves.

Photay is a producer known for his meticulously crafted grooves and heavy use of field recordings. Ninja Tune, Infinite Machine and Astro Nautico have put them out and the skilled live drummer released his Onism album to great acclaim just last year.

His innovative remix of ‘Rain Makes The River’ feat. Rachel Surmanni reimagines it as a spacious and shimmering piece of electronica. The vocal is sped up during a big crescendo, then bold bass notes and rubbery synths dart about with real energy. It’s a clean, intricate track with plenty of echo adding a dream-like feeling as the future pop grooves and sprinkling of percussion carry you away.

The come Jazzanova themselves, who rework the track in order to fit it into one of their storytelling DJ sets. Their version is a heavy one with weighty drums and big hits setting a slow and sombre groove. The original’s vocals loom large and tons of reverb make the track even more poignant. Some filtered vocals, fizzing synths and busy claps and clicks bring all flesh it out and make it a high impact broken beat track designed to awaken any dance floor.

Jazzanova - Rain Makes The River Feat. Rachel Sermanni (Photay Remix)

For the very first time we will press a limited amount (200) of double-vinyl copies of our debut album WE ARE TO ANSWER in cooperation with Diggers Factory in France. Order deadline is may 30th 2020. 

Pre-order your copy here:

https://www.diggersfactory.com/vinyl/227216/ancient-astronauts-we-are-to-answer

We Are To Answer

PRE-ORDER

From The Sky

Slowly Rolling Camera formed in Cardiff in 2013 and brought together four wildly talented musicians from diverse backgrounds. 

Where the Streets Lead is the new album from Slowly Rolling Camera, following on from their acclaimed 2018 album, Juniper. Colliding the worlds of jazz, trip-hop and cinematic soundscapes, their music blends strong melodies, big grooves and surprising turns of phrase, infused with expansive emotional gravitas. With this album, recorded throughout 2020, the music takes on a greater scale which includes an 8-piece string section and a list of world-class guests including Mark Lockheart, Jasper Høiby, Verneri Pohjola, Chris Potter and Sachal Vasandani, as well as the band’s regular guitarist Stuart McCallum.

Fragile Ground

Slowly Rolling Camera

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