Mad diving

Grienkho brings his fully analogue production to vinyl for the first time. This echoey, distorted, ambient-techno roller has a squelchy bass you wouldn't believe could come out of analogue kit. Odd, down tempo keys provide the melody and keys masquerading as strings flitter in the background as the beat constantly evolves and hints of euphoria creep in to cap off a thunderous debut.

A1 > Mad diving

Manitoudreams

A high tempo minimal tech number, analogue as always, with vibrating keys underscored by a sparse beat, and an electic mix of vocal and instrumental samples thrown over the top. An extra syncopated rhythm section joins in halfway through, skipping it along with synths and keys providing the melody before crashes of all kinds bring it to a climax.

A3 > Manitoudreams

Ronny Transistor!

A big Baltimore influenced track with a thumping, almost marching beat pushing it along, and layers of rhythm sections scattered everywhere – like a muscular version of Joe. Beeps punctuate the bass throughout and various sci-fi sounding SFX drop in from outta space – turntablists will be able to have a lot of fun with this one.

A2 > Ronny Transistor!

Bologna's increasing influence on dancefloors across the world continues as hotly tipped lo-fi house duo Nas1 drop their first release on their home town label, Sorry For This records and is sure to be a big moment for their burgeoning reputations.

It's an eclectic, multi-layered 4 track EP that pushes the boundaries of what is possible with such minimalist kit to the extreme and includes a remix from Sound Signature legend Marcellus Pittmann.

AG Pini brings in a lower tempo, with punching industrial yet melodic synths coming in and out of sparse rumbling beats it feels like a Kraftwerk track if they had grown up in Detroit.

SFT 006 - Nas1 - Stone Cat Ep - A2 AG Pini

Bologna's increasing influence on dancefloors across the world continues as hotly tipped lo-fi house duo Nas1 drop their first release on their home town label, Sorry For This records and is sure to be a big moment for their burgeoning reputations.

It's an eclectic, multi-layered 4 track EP that pushes the boundaries of what is possible with such minimalist kit to the extreme and includes a remix from Sound Signature legend Marcellus Pittmann.

The Springer is the hardest tune on the E.P – with layers upon layers of crunching beats surrounded by howling, swirling high end synths, looping in and out of each other, putting almost an entire history of dance music in one brutal track.

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SFT 006 - Nas1 - Stone Cat Ep - A3 The Springer

Bologna's increasing influence on dancefloors across the world continues as hotly tipped lo-fi house duo Nas1 drop their first release on their home town label, Sorry For This records and is sure to be a big moment for their burgeoning reputations.

Vino Cheenese, as the title suggests, is a leftfield rumbler that, once finished, leaves you unsure how you got there - but sure you enjoyed the journey. Oriental synths flutter over a pounding bassline, taking you from gloriously lo-fi, serene moments to being inundated with beats provided by a Simmons SDS8 and Akai MPC1000 that puncture the surreal atmosphere.

SFT 006 - Nas1 - Stone Cat Ep -  A1 - Vino Cheenese

Bologna's increasing influence on dancefloors across the world continues as hotly tipped lo-fi house duo Nas1 drop their first release on their home town label, Sorry For This records and is sure to be a big moment for their burgeoning reputations.

It's an eclectic, multi-layered 4 track EP that pushes the boundaries of what is possible with such minimalist kit to the extreme and includes a remix from Sound Signature legend Marcellus Pittmann.

The Pittman remix removes any pretence of serenity and has more of an eye on the dark end of the dancefloor. The bassline is rendered more ominous and the beats more relentless and distorted, while keeping the leftfield vibes in tact.

SFT 006 - Nas1 - Stone Cat Ep - B1 Revolution (Marcellus Pittman Sexual Pulse Rmx )

Electronic Music Label - Bologna (IT)
12" on wax

General Concept:
SorryForThis represents the natural evolution and growth of a producer.

The initial idea comes from passion and strength which supports someone's own music and own style and the ability of launching it out there with confidence. We'd like to create a very well connected group, almost like a family able to face a worldwide competition. 

Music is at first enjoyable, fun and relaxing; the origin of the name is certainly ironic as we don't like to take ourselves to seriously. We also hope that this will allow us to break the market in a witty and casual way to then show the commitment, passion and professionalism beyond it.

Music
There's not a precise music genre that we'd like to stick to. We'd like to keep the proposal as open as possible spacing from house to techno without prejudices towards new ideas. Ideally every track should have its own personality and be able to convey live ability and authenticity. 

We are very attached to the physicality of our products and feel that objects like the vinyl represents our first attraction to music as well as our solid technical roots. We have therefore decided that every release will be produced on vinyl as well as digital form, supported by the best promotion possible and distributed in all major stores.

Graphic
In a close connection with the name there is a graphic concept.
The style has to stand out and struck at once, as we believe that a label in order to be complete must also follow an artistic leitmotiv. The logo should be simple and easily recognizable, which should ideally be placed on one side of the disc as a constant (cloud and thunder light) and on the other side there could be a character, an animal or animated version of it (which would stand for the particular release) with which play humour and link to the name. The idea is that creating comic strips/ironic strips (either cynic or sadistic humour) that recollected the labels’ name: SorryForThis!
The artwork of the whole album cover will be produced in collaboration with Buskart ass. who’s going to promote a different new young artist every release



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