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In German literary tradition, there’s a type of novel called the bildungsroman. A typical bildungsroman follows a hero’s trajectory from birth to adulthood, charting their scrapes with reality and confrontations with chaos, until they finally emerge – a little scratched and bruised, but holding a hard-won nugget of enlightenment. Sanoi’s new self-titled album is a bildungsroman in deep house form, tracing the artist’s growth and fall from innocence, his confrontation with reality and eventual reconciliation with the vastness of the universe. 
 
This isn’t Sanoi’s first venture on Beat & Path. In 2019, the Berliner released a low, chugging EP through this label, a glowing debut entitled ‘Drive’. Then late last year, he followed up with a Jodorowsky-channelling festival anthem, ‘Walk’ (in collaboration with Jake Rattler). But where these releases were playa weapons, Sanoi’s newest enterprise is an autobiographical concept album, taking us into a more vulnerable part of the artist’s mind. And unlike many concept albums, this one is consistently danceable.

Right from the start, there’s a fine balance of soul searching and bottom-end sway. ‘When I Was A Little Boy’ (track one) opens with the sounds of children playing, while organic percussion quietly swings its way into the frame and leads us into a subtle, nostalgic deep house number. The low frequencies are growling but restrained, while the high end is celestial, bringing Sanoi’s fellow Berlin-resident Powel to mind. In psychedelic states, life-scenes will sometimes project themselves onto a backdrop of patterned visual motifs. In a similar way, Sanoi projects childhood scenes onto the constant four-four of the beat here, and the result is hallucinogenic and personal.

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Sanoi - When I Was A Little Boy [Beat & Path]

We are Stencil - Chapter 2
Various Artists (Stencil Records)
Release date: 30.12.2014

Catch me

Zusammenklang - Erebos (We are Stencil - Chapter 2)

Something Happening Somewhere 
www.sohaso.com

artist: Kurt Baggaley
title: Former Self Ep 
cat nr.: SoHaSo 005
Distribution: Kompakt

Tracks 
A1 Former Self (13:12) 
B1 Former Self (The Drifter Remix)(8:04)
 B2 Far Between (8:54) 

Digital Out Now!
http://classic.beatport.com/release/former-self-ep/1455381

12” vinyl (limited to 300 copies):

Decks
http://www.decks.de/t/kurt_baggaley-former_self_ep/c4l-q7
Kompakt
http://www.kompakt.fm/releases/former_self_ep
Juno
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/kurt-baggaley-former-self/559452-01/

Selected feedback:
Dixon
"Yes really like The Drifter remix! I like the original actually even a bit more. I love it!"

Michael Mayer
"Super dope release! I’ve been playing this a lot since I got my hands on it."

Mano Le Tough
"I’ve been playing the Drifter remix loads. It’s a hit!"

Joris Voorn
"This is a truly beautiful release!"

Roman Flugel
"Former Self is a beauty! The Drifter remix will work for me as a DJ. Support!

Jennifer Cardini
"This is a beautiful release from Kurt!"

Locked Groove
"The Drifter in full form! Support!"

Darko Esser
"Lush & dreamy release from Kurt. Nice stuff!"

Frankey & Sandrino
“I´m really into Far Between and Drifters Remix of Former Self. Especially the Second Half of the Remix is dope. The Cosmic - Warp - Journey touch is exact my cup of tea :)”

Alex Barck (Jazzanova)
“Now that is a beautiful release!”

Ewan Pearson
"Very reminiscent of Steve Moore and that's never a bad thing." 

Sasha
"A really good release, the Beatless mix is very cool, while the remix works a treat."


BEATPORT

Kurt Baggaley - Former Self (SoHaSo 005)

usatye ndinewe

swimming with the fishes

Kavinsky - Nightcall (Strupp Edit)

Stimming x Lambert recorded an album together: EXODUS. To be released on KRYPTOX, a brand new label from Berlin, on 9th of march 2018. You can preorder the album already: https://stimmingxlambert.lnk.to/EXODUS

Video Teaser:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LbBCrp4s-Y

Tourdates: 
13.03. London - Corsica Studios
14.03. Dublin - Sugar Club 
17.03. Istanbul - Salon 
21.03. Berlin - Berghain Kantine 
22.03. München - Ampere 
23.03. Hamburg - Molotow

http://kryptox.org/

Stimming x Lambert - Edelweiss

John Talabot - "Destiny" (feat. Pional)


Ripperton's 'Niwa' album has without doubt been one of the highlight releases of 2010, and continues to impress and surprise with each and every remix EP. Having already been treated to the wonderful revisions of 'Random Violence' (Joris Voorn) and 'Leonor's Lanugo' (Radio Slave), the Swiss 
producer continues to enthrall with his latest remix invitations... 

Being presented with the tools to create, does indeed give you a head start. However it is the vision, and skill to be able to realize it, that sets great producers apart. To say we have been presented with two outstanding revisions falls short of doing them justice, for French House legend I:Cube ('At Peace') and Berlin based producer Mark August ('The Sandbox'), have created two, quite outrageously brilliant masterpieces. 

DJ FEEDBACK…. 

DJ Yellow - "What a remixes pack!!!! I:Cube does it for me as always... deep and cubism ...!!! Unique."
 
Charles Webster - "I:Cube mix is epic august mix is cool also..!"
 
Craig - (Silicone Soul) - "SUPERB!"
 
Greg - (Catz n Dogz) - "AMAZING!!! Full support charted and in my mixes."
 
Dosem - "Fantastic vibe in both mixes."
 
Michael Mayer - "Sheer beauty from I:Cube &amp; Mark August... count me in!"
 
Karotte - "I:Cube rmx is great. Love it. The remix from Mark is nice for the late morning hours ☺"
 
DJ Remy - "Super stuff, At Peace is my fav."
 
Dixon - "I:Cube Tape Mix for me!!"
 
Nuno dos Santos - "Wow!! Finally a promo in between all rubish thats actually really beautiful! Love both remixes in their own way! Go Green!"
 
Brent Roozendaal - "Killer release! Both tracks are briljant. I Cube mix is my fave.. Realy dope stuff!"
 
John Digweed - "I:Cube Tape Mix is great."
 
Deetron - "What a release! Love both remixes a lot but I:Cube is killing it with this remix, great!"
 
Terry Francis - (Fabric London) - "Mark August Mix is very nice."
 
Ellen Allien - "I:Cube Tape Mix is very nice."
 
Guy J - "I:Cube remix is just beautiful."
  
John Selway - "Always a big fan of I:Cube, no exception here."
 
Ame – (Frank) - "LOVE the I-Cube mix (and playing it already)! Mark’s remix seams to be good as well ... will check it."
 
Nick Warren - "Bloody amazing mixes, this is what it should be like!!!"
 
Franck Roger - "I:Cube always on top.. good good for me!"
 
Eva Maria - "It's always difficult to remix something already so beautifull without embarrassing it, but I:Cube &amp; Augut showed their respect to these Niwa-tracks and I like it, my respect boys!"
 
Anton Pieete - "Wow!!"

Ame – (Kristian) - "Great release."
 
Gorge - "I'll go for Mark August on this release."
 
Heidi - "Lushness!!"
 
Joe - (Hot Chip) - "Mark August mix sounds nice."
 
Hernan Cattaneo - "Excellent release!!!"
 
Steve Bug - "The I:Cube mix is da absolut bomb!!! Mark August mix is also really nice!" 

Club Madnezz Holland - "Nice progressive."

Philip Sherburne – (Beatportal / RA) - "Love that I:Cube remix! The Mark August is also pretty awesome, lovely sounds..."
 
Steve Parry - (Juice FM) - "I:Cube mix is really cool."
 
Scan Mode - (ClubbingSpain/DJMag Spain) - "I:Cube mix for me! Absolutely nice!"
 
Sven - (De:Bug Magazine Germany) - "Sweet. Both mixes in their own way."
 
Tsugi Magazine France - "Cube's mix is just huge."



Ripperton - The sandbox (Mark August Remix) Green 009.2 - Promocut



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