Lobster Theremin

Best of Dance Music 2019 19

Leftfield - Electro - Deep Techno - Breakbeat - 2

1) Late Jam
2) Equation
3) Houses In Motion
4) Late Jam [Willie Burns' Dance Remix]

Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.

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Late Jam

Houses In Motion

1) Late Jam
2) Equation
3) Houses In Motion
4) Late Jam [Willie Burns' Dance Remix]

Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering, Berlin.

Late Jam (Willie Burns' Dance Remix)

maybe next time

Out now on Lobster Theremin White Label. 

Forever

The Lush Network

The Fundamental Mind

01. 'Midnight City' by M83 [taken from the album 'Hurry Up We're Dreaming', out now via Naive].
02. 'Passions Of A Different Kind' by Flashguns [taken from the album 'Passions Of A Different Kind', out now on Humming Records].
03. 'The Power Of Doubt' by Surgeon  [taken from the album 'Scuba - Dj Kicks', out now via !K7].
04. 'Big' by Sneaky Sound System [taken from the album 'From Here To Anywhere', out now on Modular].
05. 'The Oldest Mind' by Jape [taken from the album 'Ocean Of frequency', out now on Music/Is/For/Losers].
06. 'Come Back' by Aerea Negrot [taken from the album 'Arabxilla', out now on B-Pitch Control].

03. The Power Of Doubt -  Scuba

Kansas / Closing Sequence

Kansas

Heavy Rotations Vol 1 is Maeve's first long player. Releasing a
compilation has long been an ambition of the label, however time was the
key component in producing a record we could all be proud of. The best
laid plans can often fall by the wayside, having a clear idea of what
you want to achieve with a record like this changes constantly as you
collect the pieces of the puzzle and try fit them together in a way that
makes sense.

As well as the label founders we started by also inviting friends that
had already released on Maeve, to contribute to the compilation. This
was a good starting point as each of those artists are all quite
different from one another so we felt it could produce some interesting
results. There was no brief, just a blank canvas to contribute something
they felt belonged on the label. It was also super important for us to
use this record as a platform for lesser known artists to showcase their
work.

So after 2 years of planning we finally have an 11 track compilation
together which will be delivered as a triple vinyl in early June. It is
a record that developed and changed a lot over that period but now is
something Maeve is very excited to share with the world.

On May 19th we will launch the record at Funkhaus Berlin with a line up
compiled of those who contributed to the compilation.

Artist: Various
Label: Maeve
Title : Heavy Rotations Vol 1
Catalogue : MaeveLP01
Format: Vinyl, digital
Release date:
Digital: 08/06/2018
Vinyl: 08/06/2018

Track list :

A1. Mattheis - PT4

A2. Aera - Glass Channel

B1. Isolée - No Let

B2. Dokumn - Come for You

C1. Ed Davenport - Mendocino

C2. The Drifter - Three Words Max

D1. Human Space Machine - Mitochondria

D2. Oliver Deutschmann - The Infidel

E1. Mano Le Tough - An Hour In The Morning

F1. Nathan Jonson - There's A Pink In There

F2. Kev Sheridan - Samhain

E1. Mano Le Tough - An Hour In The Morning (192kps)

Heavy Rotations Vol 1 is Maeve's first long player. Releasing a compilation has long been an ambition of the label, however time was the key component in producing a record we could all be proud of. The best laid plans can often fall by the wayside, having a clear idea of what you want to achieve with a record like this changes constantly as you collect the pieces of the puzzle and try fit them together in a way that makes sense.

As well as the label founders we started by also inviting friends that had already released on Maeve, to contribute to the compilation. This was a good starting point as each of those artists are all quite different from one another so we felt it could produce some interesting results. There was no brief, just a blank canvas to contribute something they felt belonged on the label. It was also super important for us to use this record as a platform for lesser known artists to showcase their work.

So after 2 years of planning we finally have an 11 track compilation together which will be delivered as a triple vinyl in early June. It is a record that developed and changed a lot over that period but now is something Maeve is very excited to share with the world.

On May 19th we will launch the record at Funkhaus Berlin with a line up compiled of those who contributed to the compilation.

Artist: Various
Label: Maeve
Title : Heavy Rotations Vol 1
Catalogue : MaeveLP01
Format: Vinyl, digital
Release date:
Digital: 08/06/2018
Vinyl: 08/06/2018

Track list :

A1. Mattheis - PT4

A2. Aera - Glass Channel

B1. Isolée - No Let

B2. Dokumn - Come for You

C1. Ed Davenport - Mendocino

C2. The Drifter - Three Words Max

D1. Human Space Machine - Mitochondria

D2. Oliver Deutschmann - The Infidel

E1. Mano Le Tough - An Hour In The Morning

F1. Nathan Jonson - There's A Pink In There

F2. Kev Sheridan - Samhain

F1. Nathan Jonson - There's A Pink In There (192kps)

Equation

Oliver Deutschmann - The Infidel (Heavy Rotations #1) - Maeve

Garum

Metal Mouth Mob

There was a grey haze which hung in the morning air, it was not fog but a low hanging mist which was built of floating moisture amidst the dense expanse of sky. It was to be a rainy day in the city, the bay was cloudy and damp as the people marched along the pier with brightly coloured umbrellas and a great, rushing sense of purpose. This was their little life, work all day and meander between the towering buildings by the sea - it was all they had to live for in this hell...

Echovolt Records are keeping busy this summer, no slacking around here. A new EP from George Earnest & Der Opium Queen is bursting with sun kissed life and energy, perfect summer music with a touch of the balearic legacy which built the good time islands.

maybe next time

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