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Take a trip with me and experience the hypnotic depths of 'Tokyo.' Dive into a introspective realm where pulsating rhythms and ethereal melodies intertwine to create an immersive sonic landscape where the mind explores its innermost corners amidst intricate beats and transcendent sounds.
Lose yourself in the mesmerizing flow and unveil layers of consciousness with each pulsating rhythm. Embark on a voyage of self-discovery and sonic exploration with me as your guide.

Tokyo

Miss Mants - Tokyo

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Sport1000 - B Side: Dreamsupport

RELEASE DATE Digital + Vinyl 26/01/2018

Yaleesa Hall is back on his home label Will & Ink with two EPs in quick succession. After releasing his debut album in 2016 this is the first solo output from the Amsterdam based producer on the label. This first EP is entitled Zoe Hayley Laura and features a trio of tracks that melt electro, techno and broken beats in arresting ways. Opening up the EP is Zoe Price, a silky electro track with shooting synths and big downward bass strikes that add real depth. It's a urgent and arresting affair to wake up the floor. Hayley Roach then has much more forceful drums that come in one two punch combinations to the gut. Synths writhe and gurgle up top as pads rise up and down the scale and the whole thing is brilliantly large. Laura Pomeroy then rocks back and forth on its heels, with train track like percussion and malfunctioning machine stabs. It’s a real tussle between different elements and locks you right in as a result. Once again then, the irrepressible Yaleesa Hall leads from the front.

Zoe Hayley Laura

Yaleesa Hall - Zoe Price (WNK012)

Mike 'Agent X' Clark is a true hero of the Detroit scene, dubbed an ambassador among the city’s underground music community. As a pioneer, he was pivotal in merging the fast growing Chicago style with the Euro-disco and progressive sound, becoming a major figure in the birth of the Detroit techno by the late 80’s.

El Prevost's No Speakers label has , and they've drafted in Clark for his killer jam "The Heat." Alongside the original, there is a strong cast of remixers on hand to serve up deadly variations. Newcomer Peter Rocket especially impresses with a crafty breaks version that cuts up the vocal of the original and transposes it onto a heavy, broken groove that floats in it’s own distinctive space, collapsing distinctions between retro and futuristic.

Just 23 years old, Peter Rocket released his debut track ‘C-Mo-Futur’ - under the name Mo Reece - in 2017 via South London institution World Unknown, displaying a deft touch for acid-bubbling electro-breaks. Since then things have got weirder and wilder.

 El Prevost and Ben Sims remixes are also available on the vinyl, coming Nov 11!

@no-speakers

https://www.juno.co.uk/products/mike-agent-x-clark-the-heat/729435-01/

juno preorder

*Premiere* Mike 'Agent X' Clark - The Heat (Peter Rocket Remix)

og producers: @adampits + @liseneuk AKA space cadets

yo wys here is some real talk for the real heads that made it all the way here to the track description.

had an absolute blast making this remix so am very pleased to share the full version with u all. took a while to get the final version done (wanted it to be perfect for my bbz marlon + adam), but tbh it was fuckin easy. think i used almost every part of the original track cos it was already sick. add some sparkly synths and a unecessarily booming sub bass and youve got urself a remix pal. bing bang shtick it in and thank u good night

oh yeah heres some links n that so you can buy it:
https://sevenhillsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/adam-pits-lisene-present-space-cadets
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/space-cadets-adam-pits-lisene-present-space/741211-01/

AVAILABLE NOW

space cadets - skill shot (no moon special edition)

Label: MYSTERY BREAKS
Release:
MYSTERY BREAKS - VOL 2.
Cat nr: WZF02
Buy: https://blorpmusic.bandcamp.com/album/mystery-breaks-vol-2


links:
bandcamp: https://blorpmusic.bandcamp.com
blorpmusic FB: https://www.facebook.com/blorp.music/
blorpmusic SC: https://soundcloud.com/blorpmusic
earth plates FB: https://www.facebook.com/earthplates/

PREMIERE: Unknown Artist - Fine (dr Breaks Remix) [MYSTERY BREAKS]

Thick white snow pelted down from above; the path in front of them was barely visible now the sun had set. It was a long walk back through the forest and the group had grown tired after fighting through the wind and the hail. Winter had arrived and it wasn't taking any prisoners. As they reached the depths of the forest they soon realised the snow had covered their tracks; their Hansel and Gretel breadcrumbs were no more. How would they find their way back to base? They would have to take a punt and follow their gut instead...

Following his euphoric debut release on Feel My Bicep, James Shinra brings his skilled productions to one of Scotland's best exporters of electro, Craigie Knowes. Over the last few years Mitch and Max, the guys behind the label, have released heavy hitters from some of the finest artists operating in that sphere, like Carl Finlow, Jensen Interceptor, Maelstrom and Textasy. James Shinra adds to that healthy discography with some acid driven cuts that have a "sinister, wintery feel"...

Darkroom EP

PREMIERE: James Shinra - Gritti [Craigie Knowes]

* Read more:  https://boltingbits.com/dawl-subject-91-haws/
* Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9V0JwC1aq_0
* Pre-order: https://tinyurl.com/006DAWL

It’s an interesting time for Haŵs, having successfully rolled out their parties to popular venues across Cardiff and London with takeovers hosting everyone from Special Request to DMX Krew in the last year alone. Their previous releases on the label side have been more languorous and serene, with their overarching vision primarily holding a strong emphasis on building upon a bedrock of house music, and bolstered with accents of acid, breaks and other subgenres. But since their more recent event bookings have been so notably comprehensive, the sixth EP has taken that full step into developing upon the variety they champion at their parties. This next chapter of their growth actualises itself in the form of Dawl’s ‘Break It Down’ EP, a warehouse-ready, bouncy and charismatic record channelling insatiable vigour from beginning to end. 

‘Break It Down’ on the A-side is a relentless jackhammer of a track, pumped full of rich breaks and clipped acid lines. ‘Subject 91’ flattens the gas pedal even further, with a gated, spectral synth levitating hazily above the militant drums that heave the whole track forward. 

On the B-side, the brawny ‘Proton’ returns to the acidic burn of the opening track, except this one is occupied by chirping synths and oscillations of noise that seem to rise and fall with a trippy authority. Finally, highflyer and man of the moment Kosh employs his natural gift of the gab on the closing remix of ‘Break It Down’ with a raucous rhythm and a regurgitated bassline that never dwindles on its own gusto. 

Despite the substantial weight and pugnacity of this 4-tracker, the staple Haŵs euphoria twinkles through. There’s no shortage in complex drum sequencing, breaks samples and all the other frills, yet the final output is compact and neat. As Haŵs increases its vision more extensively to dance music from across the board, it seems that the best things might at times come as contradictions, and this record’s tone certainly fits the bill.

PREMIERE: Dawl - Subject 91

From 'All My Things Are Broken Because I Am Broke' EP

ceadcead.bandcamp.com/album/kincaid-…use-i-am-broke

Kincaid - It All Sounds The Same

@reptant_the_lizard keeping the tension up to hazardous levels, 'MS Plenty' zones out to a Detroit-style elixir of arpeggiated seesaws and pong-indebted, body-jacking pep. 

Vinyl and digital preorder:
https://kalaharioystercult.bandcamp.com/album/reptant-phasic-reflex-oyster25

Out next week.

Reptant - MS-Plenty (OYSTER25 - Premiere)

Although the partying side of things for GODDEZZ have been on hold (due to the obvious), the London party starters have been keeping quality stuff flowing through their record label. After the release of their successful debut compilation, and recent remix package for it, they welcome AHJU for some blissful party sounds. Remixes come from 1-800 Girls and platform favourite Maruwa. The latter on display through our channel in full.

Read more: https://liquidyouth.nl/music/premieres/ahju-cause-i-maruwa-remix-goddezz/
Buy: https://ahju.bandcamp.com/album/cause-i

https://soundcloud.com/maruwa1 
https://soundcloud.com/ahju_ahju_ahju 
https://soundcloud.com/goddezztemple

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