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The first release of Mutante Records comes from WLDV. A renowned Spanish producer coming from Bilbao in the Basque Country. With great releases already on labels such as Bordello a Parigi and Aspecto Humano.

Navigating between genres such as New Beat, EBM, House and Techno with dark Spanish vocals to bring you a solid 4 track EP.

WLDV - The Fifth Element EP / MUT001

Gabriele (@ggaabbrriieellee) collects music, occasionally enjoys playing weird tunes to small dancing crowds, run a small record label called @Sunnycrypt and also spends some of his happiest days working in a record shop. Driven by a strong curiosity towards a wide range of musical genres coming from different eras and different cultural contexts, he co-curated the "Italian Dancefloor Outsiders 1987 - 1994" project, a retrospective compilation of under-the-radar leftfield club music released by Sound Metaphors' THANKYOU.

Two hours and a quarter is approximately the time of a car ride from Milano - the place I’ve been living for 10 something years now - to Massa, my hometown, in the northern end of Tuscany.
This mix kind of tries to embody both length and feeling wise one of those travels, the mixed feelings in kind of leaving a part of my current life behind while embracing memories from the past, adapting to a much slower peace, feeling the breeze of the sea and the salt on my skin, deep diving into a river, hiking a hill… or maybe I’m just overthinking as per usual, and this mix is just a selections of tunes I really like that might be a good fit for your next car ride : )

Endosuggestioni 18 - Gabriele

6 artists, 4 tracks for the first v.a. of YAY Recordings.
Techno, house, breakbeat and a bit of acid are the ingredients of this album that should not be missing in your bag.

Artist: VARIOUS ARTISTS
Release Title: ANALOG TRAVELLERS EP
Label: YAY Recordings
CAT Nº: 017
Format: 12“
Release Date: December 2024 

Tracklist: 
A1. Heavy Mental - Dabro
A2. Twowi - Metaverse
B1. Parchi Pubblici & Lucretio - Aladdin Sane
B2. Rinaldo Makaj - Ethereal


Various Artists - Analog Travellers EP

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B2. SameSame - Diffusion Network

Digging related monthly radio show. This time with @paulmunz.

bin aural #17 w/ Paul Munz 17.12.24

trakklist:

Hybrid Man - Virtual Language
If you don't dance - Butterbandz
Council - Memory
Pink Dust - Duowe & Picasso
Charrone - Bad
Munir Nadir - Compass
Cosmic JD - Soft R@ve
David Agrella - Perro Balearico (Gabriel Rai Remix)
Slam Jam - DMA
Christian Sarde - Europa K
Gutterstylz - Body Work (Dub)
Aerofunk - NECHT
Lunar Orbiter Program - Destroyer (Nrol 39)
Post Play - Tell me I'm Crazy (MOVES003)
Gianmarco Orsini - Lucid Dreams

Homee Slice 001 w/ Naanu

a journey of questioning… of seeking…of discovering… 
how both light and shadow are woven into the stories we live…

D1. Matthew Dexter - Eternal

A2. Matthew Dexter - The Dawn Chorus

Falling Down (Instrumental)

You smell that? That’s the smell of burnt rubber, cold rain, and broken promises. Welcome to the Mean Streets kid. 

You ever hear jungle breaks echoing through an empty parking garage at 3 a.m.? That’s what this is for. Mean Streets is built for late-night runs and lost causes. It's a drum and bass tribute to the golden age of the PlayStation, back when everything felt faster, dirtier, realer. Back when we were still counting polygons kid. 

Think Wipeout 2097, Ridge Racer, Need for Speed. This is the sound of busted-up jungle drum and bass straight from a memory card left in the rain.

Yeah, there's liquid DnB in here, even some future garage, the kind that creeps in when the streets are empty and the rain won’t stop and you can't get those damned memories outta your head. But don’t get it twisted kid, the heart of this record is that early-2000s jungle mayhem. The stuff that came out of blown speakers and off bootleg discs. That sound that made you drive too fast and care too little.

So here’s your induction, rookie. The Mean Streets don’t care who you are. But if you’re gonna race out here, you better have the right soundtrack. And now, you do.

This one's for fan's of low-poly dreams, 160 BPM mistakes, and the kind of nights you don't come back grom the same. If you like early jungle, Source Direct, LTJ Bukem and PS1-era Drum & Bass you're gonna like this. 

D1. Matthew Dexter - Eternal

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