Promo only remix from the Lowb (Andy Barlow from Lamb) debut EP 'Inward Outburst'

Available now: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/inward-…t-ep/id646350344

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Lowb - Inward Outburst (Ripperton Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

It Grows Again - Tom Demac & Will Samson

Artist: Various Artists
Title:  Freerange 200 PartB
Release Date:  23rd March (Vinyl) 30th March (Digital)
Format: Vinyl/Digital
Cat No: FR200B & FRD200B

It’s with great pride (and a certain sense of defiance!) that Tom and I present
you with the 200th Freerange release. Despite the best efforts of three bankrupt
distributors, an arsonist (who set the Sony warehouse ablaze back in 2012) and a
volatile market, we retained the fire in our bellies, a stiff upper lip, and most
importantly an unrelenting passion for electronic music, we soldiered on and here
we are at Freerange 200!
To mark the occasion we wanted to put together a compilation of exclusive new
tracks from both long-standing Freerange regulars as well as some fresh artists
to the label whose music we’ve been loving.  Being committed to vinyl we figured
the best way would be to do a two part release with four-tracks on each part.

Turning to Part B we open with a brilliant track with almost as good a title;
Hamburglar from Luv Jam.  This guy has been responsible for killer cuts on
esteemed labels such as We Play House, Tsuba and Phonica White so we wanted in on
the action and thankfully he indulged us.  We absolutely love the raw simplicity
of this track which bumps along just perfectly with not much more than a kick,
clap and single note bass line to keep you grooving. Apart from the repeating
piano stab hooking you in and sending people nuts when everything drops out in
the break that is.
Esa & Mervin Granger come next with the sublime deepness of Goema Heat.  Esa’s
proudly wearing his Cape Town roots on his sleeves on this one and as the title
suggests, has come up with the perfect track to warm up any party worth it’s
salts. We’re talking heavy on the percussion and tantalizing synth FX and a
lovely tension which builds subtly before taking things up a gear after the
breakdown when the bouncing bassline comes to the fore.
It’s fare to say a Freerange release such as this wouldn’t be complete without a
Manuel Tur contribution, so while we’ve been busy putting together his
forthcoming Remix Retrospective LP we’re happy to say Manuel found the time to
put together this gem entitled Laguenesie.
And last but not least we have Kito Jempere with his track This Is Why We Do This
featuring Detroit luminary Jerry The Cat.  St. Petersburg native Kito drops
serious heat on this raw and dubby club jam which we feel is probably as close to
an ‘archetypal’ Freerange track as it’s possible to get so sums up this special
release perfectly.

Manuel Tur - Laguenesie [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

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Tim Green - We Thought

Something Happening Somewhere 
www.sohaso.com

http://bit.ly/SOMEWHERE01-beatport
http://bit.ly/SOMEWHERE01-boomkat
http://bit.ly/SOMEWHERE01-whatpeopleplay
http://bit.ly/SOMEWHERE01-juno
http://bit.ly/SOMEWHERE01-kompakt

artist: Various Artists
title: SOMEWHERE I
cat nr.: SOMEWHERE01
Distribution: Kompakt

Tracks 
01: Island Kizhi – Lone Boy
02: Polynation - Anther
03: Love Over Entropy – Rommella
04: Nuno Dos Santos – Wibaut127
05: Presk – 2BXPRZD
06: Sigward – Moonface Oracle
07: Kiani & His legion – At The Violet Hour

Vinylsampler: http://www.kompakt.fm/releases/somewhere_12

SoHaSo’s saga continues with a sound selection of singlets. Singular recordings from separate artists, bound together through Nuno Dos Santos’ spellbinding powers of creation and combination. The results are SOMEWHERE I and II: two compilations to be released digitally this summer, starting right here with part 1.	

Turning towards their inner selves, their deepest thoughts, their most hidden feelings, it seems that every single artist that was invited for SOMEWHERE I isn’t just delivering a track, no, they’re sharing a piece of themselves, showing a part that’s rarely seen or heard. From the ever evolving grooves of Love Over Entropy to the almost indie-electronica vibe of Polynation. From Sigward’s Moonfaced Oracle, chanting towards the stars, to Nuno dos Santos’ own Wibaut127, made as a last tribute to that one legendary club in Amsterdam that once was but now is no more. This and much more stories can be found when listening between the lines of every track.

The SOMEWHERE series feels like a sound based confessional. Telling unheard stories, exposing unseen surfaces and unheard sounds. A compilation to cherish, and one of which there’s another part on it’s way. SOMEWHERE II will be released later this summer, with both parts being made available on CD in very limited quantities.

An intriguing combination of names known and unknown, it’s once again testament that there’s so much happening, somewhere, all the time. And remember: this is only the first part.

BEATPORT

Love Over Entropy - Rommella (SOMEWHERE01)

The Sacred Loop

'Star Duster’ leads the release and perfectly encapsulates David’s signature style via a robust rhythm section
and organic, fluid percussion intertwined with murky bass swells and intricately unfurling synth melodies that dynamically unfold and oscillate throughout the track.

‘Surya’ follows next and dives into a deeper aesthetic, employing dreamy chord sequences, dubbed out
echoes, glitchy electronic tones and gritty bass stabs alongside raw, stripped-down drums.

https://volumo.com/artist/4780-david-labeij

https://www.nightclubber.ro/news/david-labeij-discusses-return-to-volumo

Surya

#fantasiamusic #futurefantasy

FM001 - Various Artists - FUTURE FANTASY Vol I
Release Date - 12/12/2025
Digital | Stream - go.protonradio.com/r/rlRnlvwnRa7hk

Volume I - Ātrisco, Good Question, Groove Cartel, RAMEFF, NHIBIT, DARKSXTN, SAAND, Izaya Winstone, Sonus.

Artwork by Chowdahdog

Fantasia Music
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Sonus - Tomorrow's A New Day

Out now on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/a-little-more-mine/1800341

Highway Records presents A Little More Mine — Summer compilation which includes exclusive tracks from the well-known Russian producers — such as Sergey Sanchez & Thierry Tomas, TANTSUI, Volta Cab, Dave Pad, Monkey Fish, Datamode, Shyam, Bebadim and Krjuk.

Highway Records on Facebook: 
http://www.facebook.com/highwayrecords

Volta Cab — The Sea Inside You (Original Mix)

Early support by Ewan Pearson, Jamie Jones, Tim Green, Laurent Garnier, SIS, Ashworth, Tiga, Dusky, Ardalan, Friendly Fires, Baikal, Acid Pauli, Edu Imbernon, Till Von Sein, Kiki, Iron Curtis, Karotte, Larse, Worthy, Severino/Horse Meat Disco.

Martin Waslewski is on a roll at the moment. With his groovy tracks, punchy bass and flowery summer ballads he has attracted tons of DJs in the last 12 months.
We are happy he is back with a new 2 track release on Exploited Ghetto. 

Artist: Martin Waslewski
Release: Callous
Label: Exploited Ghetto
LC: 48629
Cat: EXP17
Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Releasedate Beatport: 10.10.16
Releasedate I-Tunes: 24.10.16

First Feedback:
Ewan Pearson: Callous is jolly good indeed.
Dusky: Callous is cool.
Jamie Jones: Sounds cool.
Tim Green: Like Callous a lot.
Laurent Garnier: Callous for me.
SIS: Bomb.
Ashworth: Nice! Slick production. Nice melodies. Bet this will kill it on the dancefloor.
Whitesquare: Love It.
Tiga: DL
Friendly Fires: Fiercy stuff. Love it.
Baikal: Callous is cool.
Ardalan: Lovely release:)
Edu Imbernon: This is great.
Iron Curtis: Callous is simple but effective.
Till Von Sein: Great EP. Love the deep limb.
Acid Pauli: :)
Karotte: Callous is my pick here.
Larse: This is brilliant. Love it. Callous is my jam.
Worthy: Callous is really dope.
Severino/Horse Meat Disco: Pretty cool vibe.
Den Ishu: Great tune.

It Grows Again - Tom Demac & Will Samson

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