Tired of it all? Dreading your routine? Try the all new second set of ears by Hayter! Contains eight unique treatments against fatigue and low excitement disorder. Ranging from Electro Groove to bit-crushed Industrial. For side effects, consult your sound engineer.

Hayter is a producer and DJ from Leipzig. He is a member of the Clear Memory crew and co-runs the Clear Memory label, which serves as a platform for their collective output and related projects. His upcoming EP "Second Set Of Ears", containing 8 Tracks will be released on 909 Day, September 9th.

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NEW HIT: Hayter - Hamsters [Clear Memory]

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Tectonic Processes

"For our 23rd EP release we welcome experimental production wizard J-Shadow for his long-awaited debut release on Simply Deep. Standing at 5 original tracks and 3 remixes making this Simply Deep's biggest outing since Korin Complex's 'No Statement' release.

J-Shadow is a London based producer who has plenty of DJs supporting his sound; names such as Mumdance, Blackdown & Zenker Brothers to name just a few, not forgetting features on respectable publications such as FACT, DJ Mag, Crack Magazine, Bleep & more. To add to the impressive background from J-Shadow he recently released an EP with Beat Machine featuring a remix from the legendary Gantz.

Beginning the story of this release we have the title track 'Modulator', a spacious 132BPM number forming the core of the EP. This song really opens up around the 4 minute mark with an array of break-beat percussions varying in dynamic and rhythms which could easily hold a candle to break-beat veteran Special Request.

'Gene and Defect' takes a much heavier turn alternating between wobbly LFO's, heavy pulsating synths and industrial styled percussion. 'Side-Step' takes a more broken approach, similar to Modulator, with tasty accented basslines for the first half and a synth-pad breakdown in the middle of the track to leave the hairs on your arms standing upright. 'Inflation' brings us back to the heavier parameters of before with massive stabbing synths combined with alternating drum and bass patterns to keep you in suspense till the final moments of the track.

'Glaciers' finishes off J-Shadow's original tracks perfectly with all the standout qualities from the previous tracks - emotional synth breakdowns, massive basslines and sexy break-beat drums when necessary.

On remix duties we welcome back into the fold Jubley & Pro.Tone with an exciting addition to the Simply Deep roster man like 9TRANE. These artists all picked 'Modulator' for their weapon of choice, each delivering imaginative results whilst representing their signature styles.

J-Shadow hops between inspirations from UK Bass, Jungle & Grime fluently whilst his experimental tracks reflect his fascination of the physical world and perceived reality. J-Shadow has a bright future and isn't a force to be taken lightly."

Purchase: https://www.junodownload.com/products/j-shadow-modulator/4530857-02/

Tracklisting:

1. J-Shadow - Modulator
2. J-Shadow - Gene and Defect
3. J-Shadow - Side-Step
4. J-Shadow - Inflation
5. J-Shadow - Glaciers
6. J-Shadow - Modulator (9TRANE Remix)
7. J-Shadow - Modulator (Jubley Remix)
8. J-Shadow - Modulator (Pro.tone Remix)

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Modulator

J-Shadow - Modulator (Jubley Remix)

SDS003: KAHTER - 'Black Pyramid' EP.

01. 'Two Face'
02. 'Black Pyramid'
03. 'Disordered Zapper'

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"His forthcoming EP Black Pyramid is a finely polished version of his sound, which is now more than at home within the UK bass music spectrum. The EP’s title track instantly provokes nostalgic memories of early dubstep nights, whilst also having a nice thick layer of techno influence to cater to every guest at the party." - Nitelife Online.

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ARTWORK: Katon

Kahter - Disordered Zapper

Nectar is a celebration of diversity in music. It recognises that without the influence of different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives, music wouldn’t be what it is today. We’ve invited some of our favourite artists who are invested in promoting inclusivity to share an unexpected side of their music taste. Because ultimately, all music, being an individual expression of self, holds equal validity.

Nectar 007 - @korincomplex

"The basic idea was to build a mix from tracks I revisit a lot as a listener (building from the opening song of the mix). Though very few outside of Richmond, VA have ever seen me play drum and bass or music up at this tempo, this style was an absolutely crucial part of my development as an artist and dj. My first times truly digging through crates of records purely catering to electronic music were at a now closed record shop in Richmond specializing in dnb and house music. Ultimately, I felt like I gained a lot of important knowledge that I could’ve only gained in person by digging or through others in person - especially concerning music that was popular in clubs before I could ever go out to nightclubs. Some of this leans towards the music often called “atmospheric drum and bass” or the styles associated with Ltj bukem in the 90’s and early 2000’s. Other tracks fall more in the realm of record labels like Auxiliary, another sound I find myself enjoying immensely as a listener. 

Therefore, this is a mix made firstly by myself as a fan of drum and bass and higher tempos. It is the sort of mix I would put on for a long drive to enjoy, though it is not the sort of mix I have ever released before this."

Tracklist:
Alaska - Solace 
Indigo and versa - Spirit of the Winds 
Mikal - Help Me 
ASC - The Touch 
Overlook - Travelling Without Moving
Theme - Scene 4
Mark System - The Diver’s Dream
Synth Sense - Lost in Time (Synkro Remix)
Commix - Scarlet 
Dj Pulse - Return Voyage (Pulse & Stretch Remix)
Ital Tek - Shinra 
Andrea - Track XL 
Aquasky - Kuana
Blu Mar Ten - Global Access
Omni Trio - Sanctuary 
Axis - Euphony 
Subject 13 - Oceans
Necrotype - Yosei
Artemis - Silver Dawn
Ta’Raach - Star of the Story

Follow Korin Complex and his fantastic label @bleakwinter:
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Nectar 007: Korin Complex

Dolenz - Subtle - 09/10/2020

Blind Prophet - Atmosphere

Had the itch to do a VIP of 'Siberia', a dubstep track released couple of years ago on Indigo Movement.

Siberia VIP [OUT ON EYESOME]

Low End Music 09 Nov 2020

Aranha - SIMPLYDUBS#010

Hello Aranha, it's a pleasure to get you on this series. what would you say is your favorite track from this mix?

Pleasure to be on it. All things considered It'd probably have to be the third track, my remix of Grey.scale's "Rites of Passage". It originally started off as a wonky halfstep 160 track but i think the slower tempo lets the wonkiness shine a bit more. I also really like the bass I have for it. The was a vocal sample in the original I stretched out and processed a bunch then just laid a big sub under it.

Who/what are some of your biggest influences when it comes to making your music?

I've always had quiet an eclectic taste in music and I really appreciate producers who can take a stab at a bunch of genres. Also as well just growing up near croyden as dubstep was really taking off was quite inspiring. Just conceptually the idea a genre starting there and then being made all over the world really resonated with me.  

How do you split your time between running the three labels you're a part of and producing your own music?

Poorly usually. I'm lucky that I have help with most of the projects and have recently moved and been able to dedicate a room just to music stuff, which can help to compartmentalise things and get me in the mood to produce or work on label stuff a bit quicker. I terms of my own production I'll usually fire up my DAW at least once a day, even if its just to practice something specific or make presets for myself. Most of my tracks have come from that experimentation process. The final track in the mix was just me trying to use as much music theory I've een reading about as I can.


What's one of your favorite releases you've heard this year?

I've really been digging a lot of the White Peach releases this year, particularly the Rygby release, just super fresh sounding. In:Flux have been smashing it this year too, really cool stuff coming from them. For faster stuff Trax Haven have been having a sick year too


Anything else to say to the heads?

Just big up to Grey.scale and all the Dead Pest Records artists. Plenty coming from us soon. I run a show on Mode, 3-5pm fourth sunday of every month

Tracklist:

Aranha - Supercriticality (DPRCOMP001)
Aranha & Grey.scale - Sky Burial (Dub)
Aranha - Unity (Simply Deep BLM Movement)
Grey.scale (F.K.A Particle) - Rites of Passage (Aranha Remix) (Free DL)
Aranha - Hidden (Forthcoming Dead Pest Records)
Aranha - Saturnite (Forthcoming Dead Pest Records)
Digital Mystikz - Anti War Dub (Aranha's Demilitarized Bootleg) (HEX003)
Aranha - Flow of Destiny (HEX004)
Aranha - Broken (HEX004)
Aranha - Internal Error (Forthcoming HEX)
Aranha - Rhode to Nowhere (Dub)

Kahter - Disordered Zapper

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