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EVER ONWARDS, EVER UPWARDS
TINLICKER - REMEMBER THE FUTURE ALBUM RELEASE

Tinlicker, otherwise known as Black Sun Empire’s Micha Heyboer, returns April 22 with his first full-length solo album, Remember The Future.

The album will be released on Zero Three Zero, it’s a huge release, with 22 tracks plus two bonus cuts. It’s My First Time Here, released for free in December 2012, was the world’s first introduction to Micha Heyboer outside of his established DnB outfit, Black Sun Empire. Made up of Heyboer, his brother Milan and high school friend Rene Verdult, BSE are established purveyors of darkstep-fuelled drum n bass with five albums under their belts and a committed worldwide fanbase. Tinlicker’s sound is an exciting departure, but not a shocking one given Micha’s eclectic influences, from Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemøller to Radiohead and Patrick Watson.

Tinlicker’s eclecticism shines through on Remember The Future. He shows his pop chops on Empty Skies, featuring soulful vocalist Tessa Rose Jackson, and an appreciation for acid techno on tracks like Drive Me Crazy and Let The Windows Open. From poptronica to progressive house and even a nod to 80s synthpop (on We Are Young ft. Morgan Jones) this album is a mixed bag of tricks to say the least, a real portfolio piece that shows his full capabilities as a producer outside of the DnB sphere.  

But it still retains something that is very specifically Tinlicker. Not so much a sound, although the dual threads of progressive and techno are certainly there. More like an ongoing theme, not easily quantifiable but present nonetheless. From the artwork inspired by Ted Hughes’ Iron Man to the child-like wonderment evoked with song titles like Milkshake and Cupcakes, Applejuice and Octopus Tree, the album is strangely reminiscent of Craig Raine’s 1979 poem A Martian Sends A Postcard Home, which describes everyday objects through the eyes of a being seeing them for the first time. The title, Remember The Future, sums it up neatly.

Tinlicker - Remember The Future will be released April 22nd on Zero Three Zero and will be available via Beatport, iTunes and all other online music retailers.

Tracklist
01. Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver – Bombardier
02. Tinlicker - There is No Such Place
03. Tinlicker - Milkshakes and Cupcakes
04. Tinlicker - Applejuice
05. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies
06. Tinlicker - Remember the Future
07. Tinlicker - I Will Surround You
08. Tinlicker feat. Painted Face - Turn Everything Around
09. Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor
10. Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real
11. Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy
12. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young
13. Tinlicker - Let the Windows Open
14. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - Half Moon
15. Tinlicker - Forgive Me
16. Tinlicker - Octopus Tree
17. Tinlicker - Bad Timing
18. Tinlicker - Under the Satellites
19. Tinlicker – 22:22
20. Tinlicker - It's My First time Here
21. Tinlicker - Paradise
22. Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young (instrumental) 
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)


Remember the Future

Trektor

09 - Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor

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Buy the sampler here: http://t.co/80yMW64L5A

EVER ONWARDS, EVER UPWARDS
TINLICKER - REMEMBER THE FUTURE ALBUM RELEASE

Tinlicker, otherwise known as Black Sun Empire’s Micha Heyboer, returns April 22 with his first full-length solo album, Remember The Future.

The album will be released on Zero Three Zero, it’s a huge release, with 22 tracks plus two bonus cuts. It’s My First Time Here, released for free in December 2012, was the world’s first introduction to Micha Heyboer outside of his established DnB outfit, Black Sun Empire. Made up of Heyboer, his brother Milan and high school friend Rene Verdult, BSE are established purveyors of darkstep-fuelled drum n bass with five albums under their belts and a committed worldwide fanbase. Tinlicker’s sound is an exciting departure, but not a shocking one given Micha’s eclectic influences, from Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemøller to Radiohead and Patrick Watson.

Tinlicker’s eclecticism shines through on Remember The Future. He shows his pop chops on Empty Skies, featuring soulful vocalist Tessa Rose Jackson, and an appreciation for acid techno on tracks like Drive Me Crazy and Let The Windows Open. From poptronica to progressive house and even a nod to 80s synthpop (on We Are Young ft. Morgan Jones) this album is a mixed bag of tricks to say the least, a real portfolio piece that shows his full capabilities as a producer outside of the DnB sphere.  

But it still retains something that is very specifically Tinlicker. Not so much a sound, although the dual threads of progressive and techno are certainly there. More like an ongoing theme, not easily quantifiable but present nonetheless. From the artwork inspired by Ted Hughes’ Iron Man to the child-like wonderment evoked with song titles like Milkshake and Cupcakes, Applejuice and Octopus Tree, the album is strangely reminiscent of Craig Raine’s 1979 poem A Martian Sends A Postcard Home, which describes everyday objects through the eyes of a being seeing them for the first time. The title, Remember The Future, sums it up neatly.

Tinlicker - Remember The Future will be released April 22nd on Zero Three Zero and will be available via Beatport, iTunes and all other online music retailers.

Tracklist
01. Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver – Bombardier
02. Tinlicker - There is No Such Place
03. Tinlicker - Milkshakes and Cupcakes
04. Tinlicker - Applejuice
05. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies
06. Tinlicker - Remember the Future
07. Tinlicker - I Will Surround You
08. Tinlicker feat. Painted Face - Turn Everything Around
09. Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor
10. Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real
11. Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy
12. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young
13. Tinlicker - Let the Windows Open
14. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - Half Moon
15. Tinlicker - Forgive Me
16. Tinlicker - Octopus Tree
17. Tinlicker - Bad Timing
18. Tinlicker - Under the Satellites
19. Tinlicker – 22:22
20. Tinlicker - It's My First time Here
21. Tinlicker - Paradise
22. Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young (instrumental) 
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)


The Last Night We Thought Was Real

10 - Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real

Drive Me Crazy

11 - Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy

Follow Tinlicker:
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http://www.tinlicker.com 
Buy the sampler here: http://t.co/80yMW64L5A

EVER ONWARDS, EVER UPWARDS
TINLICKER - REMEMBER THE FUTURE ALBUM RELEASE

Tinlicker, otherwise known as Black Sun Empire’s Micha Heyboer, returns April 22 with his first full-length solo album, Remember The Future.

The album will be released on Zero Three Zero, it’s a huge release, with 22 tracks plus two bonus cuts. It’s My First Time Here, released for free in December 2012, was the world’s first introduction to Micha Heyboer outside of his established DnB outfit, Black Sun Empire. Made up of Heyboer, his brother Milan and high school friend Rene Verdult, BSE are established purveyors of darkstep-fuelled drum n bass with five albums under their belts and a committed worldwide fanbase. Tinlicker’s sound is an exciting departure, but not a shocking one given Micha’s eclectic influences, from Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemøller to Radiohead and Patrick Watson.

Tinlicker’s eclecticism shines through on Remember The Future. He shows his pop chops on Empty Skies, featuring soulful vocalist Tessa Rose Jackson, and an appreciation for acid techno on tracks like Drive Me Crazy and Let The Windows Open. From poptronica to progressive house and even a nod to 80s synthpop (on We Are Young ft. Morgan Jones) this album is a mixed bag of tricks to say the least, a real portfolio piece that shows his full capabilities as a producer outside of the DnB sphere.  

But it still retains something that is very specifically Tinlicker. Not so much a sound, although the dual threads of progressive and techno are certainly there. More like an ongoing theme, not easily quantifiable but present nonetheless. From the artwork inspired by Ted Hughes’ Iron Man to the child-like wonderment evoked with song titles like Milkshake and Cupcakes, Applejuice and Octopus Tree, the album is strangely reminiscent of Craig Raine’s 1979 poem A Martian Sends A Postcard Home, which describes everyday objects through the eyes of a being seeing them for the first time. The title, Remember The Future, sums it up neatly.

Tinlicker - Remember The Future will be released April 22nd on Zero Three Zero and will be available via Beatport, iTunes and all other online music retailers.

Tracklist
01. Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver – Bombardier
02. Tinlicker - There is No Such Place
03. Tinlicker - Milkshakes and Cupcakes
04. Tinlicker - Applejuice
05. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies
06. Tinlicker - Remember the Future
07. Tinlicker - I Will Surround You
08. Tinlicker feat. Painted Face - Turn Everything Around
09. Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor
10. Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real
11. Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy
12. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young
13. Tinlicker - Let the Windows Open
14. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - Half Moon
15. Tinlicker - Forgive Me
16. Tinlicker - Octopus Tree
17. Tinlicker - Bad Timing
18. Tinlicker - Under the Satellites
19. Tinlicker – 22:22
20. Tinlicker - It's My First time Here
21. Tinlicker - Paradise
22. Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young (instrumental) 
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)


Remember the Future (Album Sampler)

We Are Young

12 - Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young

Octopus Tree

16 - Tinlicker - Octopus Tree

It's My First Time Here

Bad Timing

17 - Tinlicker - Bad Timing

22:22

19 - Tinlicker - 22:22

20 - Tinlicker - It's My First time Here

Follow Tinlicker:
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http://www.twitter.com/tinlicker_nl
http://www.tinlicker.com 
Buy the sampler here: http://t.co/80yMW64L5A

EVER ONWARDS, EVER UPWARDS
TINLICKER - REMEMBER THE FUTURE ALBUM RELEASE

Tinlicker, otherwise known as Black Sun Empire’s Micha Heyboer, returns April 22 with his first full-length solo album, Remember The Future.

The album will be released on Zero Three Zero, it’s a huge release, with 22 tracks plus two bonus cuts. It’s My First Time Here, released for free in December 2012, was the world’s first introduction to Micha Heyboer outside of his established DnB outfit, Black Sun Empire. Made up of Heyboer, his brother Milan and high school friend Rene Verdult, BSE are established purveyors of darkstep-fuelled drum n bass with five albums under their belts and a committed worldwide fanbase. Tinlicker’s sound is an exciting departure, but not a shocking one given Micha’s eclectic influences, from Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemøller to Radiohead and Patrick Watson.

Tinlicker’s eclecticism shines through on Remember The Future. He shows his pop chops on Empty Skies, featuring soulful vocalist Tessa Rose Jackson, and an appreciation for acid techno on tracks like Drive Me Crazy and Let The Windows Open. From poptronica to progressive house and even a nod to 80s synthpop (on We Are Young ft. Morgan Jones) this album is a mixed bag of tricks to say the least, a real portfolio piece that shows his full capabilities as a producer outside of the DnB sphere.  

But it still retains something that is very specifically Tinlicker. Not so much a sound, although the dual threads of progressive and techno are certainly there. More like an ongoing theme, not easily quantifiable but present nonetheless. From the artwork inspired by Ted Hughes’ Iron Man to the child-like wonderment evoked with song titles like Milkshake and Cupcakes, Applejuice and Octopus Tree, the album is strangely reminiscent of Craig Raine’s 1979 poem A Martian Sends A Postcard Home, which describes everyday objects through the eyes of a being seeing them for the first time. The title, Remember The Future, sums it up neatly.

Tinlicker - Remember The Future will be released April 22nd on Zero Three Zero and will be available via Beatport, iTunes and all other online music retailers.

Tracklist
01. Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver – Bombardier
02. Tinlicker - There is No Such Place
03. Tinlicker - Milkshakes and Cupcakes
04. Tinlicker - Applejuice
05. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies
06. Tinlicker - Remember the Future
07. Tinlicker - I Will Surround You
08. Tinlicker feat. Painted Face - Turn Everything Around
09. Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor
10. Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real
11. Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy
12. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young
13. Tinlicker - Let the Windows Open
14. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - Half Moon
15. Tinlicker - Forgive Me
16. Tinlicker - Octopus Tree
17. Tinlicker - Bad Timing
18. Tinlicker - Under the Satellites
19. Tinlicker – 22:22
20. Tinlicker - It's My First time Here
21. Tinlicker - Paradise
22. Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young (instrumental) 
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)


Shimmer

22 - Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer

Paradise

21 - Tinlicker - Paradise

Follow Tinlicker:
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http://www.facebook.com/TessaRoseJackson
http://www.twitter.com/tinlicker_nl
http://www.tinlicker.com 
Buy the sampler here: http://t.co/80yMW64L5A

EVER ONWARDS, EVER UPWARDS
TINLICKER - REMEMBER THE FUTURE ALBUM RELEASE

Tinlicker, otherwise known as Black Sun Empire’s Micha Heyboer, returns April 22 with his first full-length solo album, Remember The Future.

The album will be released on Zero Three Zero, it’s a huge release, with 22 tracks plus two bonus cuts. It’s My First Time Here, released for free in December 2012, was the world’s first introduction to Micha Heyboer outside of his established DnB outfit, Black Sun Empire. Made up of Heyboer, his brother Milan and high school friend Rene Verdult, BSE are established purveyors of darkstep-fuelled drum n bass with five albums under their belts and a committed worldwide fanbase. Tinlicker’s sound is an exciting departure, but not a shocking one given Micha’s eclectic influences, from Paul Kalkbrenner and Trentemøller to Radiohead and Patrick Watson.

Tinlicker’s eclecticism shines through on Remember The Future. He shows his pop chops on Empty Skies, featuring soulful vocalist Tessa Rose Jackson, and an appreciation for acid techno on tracks like Drive Me Crazy and Let The Windows Open. From poptronica to progressive house and even a nod to 80s synthpop (on We Are Young ft. Morgan Jones) this album is a mixed bag of tricks to say the least, a real portfolio piece that shows his full capabilities as a producer outside of the DnB sphere.  

But it still retains something that is very specifically Tinlicker. Not so much a sound, although the dual threads of progressive and techno are certainly there. More like an ongoing theme, not easily quantifiable but present nonetheless. From the artwork inspired by Ted Hughes’ Iron Man to the child-like wonderment evoked with song titles like Milkshake and Cupcakes, Applejuice and Octopus Tree, the album is strangely reminiscent of Craig Raine’s 1979 poem A Martian Sends A Postcard Home, which describes everyday objects through the eyes of a being seeing them for the first time. The title, Remember The Future, sums it up neatly.

Tinlicker - Remember The Future will be released April 22nd on Zero Three Zero and will be available via Beatport, iTunes and all other online music retailers.

Tracklist
01. Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver – Bombardier
02. Tinlicker - There is No Such Place
03. Tinlicker - Milkshakes and Cupcakes
04. Tinlicker - Applejuice
05. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies
06. Tinlicker - Remember the Future
07. Tinlicker - I Will Surround You
08. Tinlicker feat. Painted Face - Turn Everything Around
09. Tinlicker + Zonderling - Trektor
10. Tinlicker - The Last Night We Thought Was Real
11. Tinlicker - Drive Me Crazy
12. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young
13. Tinlicker - Let the Windows Open
14. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - Half Moon
15. Tinlicker - Forgive Me
16. Tinlicker - Octopus Tree
17. Tinlicker - Bad Timing
18. Tinlicker - Under the Satellites
19. Tinlicker – 22:22
20. Tinlicker - It's My First time Here
21. Tinlicker - Paradise
22. Tinlicker feat Thomas Oliver - Shimmer
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Morgan Jones - We Are Young (instrumental) 
Bonus. Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)


Empty Skies

Bonus - Tinlicker feat. Tessa Rose Jackson - Empty Skies (instrumental)

Black Sun Empire feat Inne Eysermans - Killing the Light (June Miller Remix)
Worldwide release date: March 25th 2013 (Exclusive to Beatport for two weeks)
OUT NOW: http://www.beatport.com/release/from-the-shadows-remix-ep/1050670
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www.facebook.com/junemillermusic

With support from a stunning cross section of industry players – Chase & Status, Pendulum, Friction, Camo & Krooked, Loadstar, Rockwell, High Rankin, Feed Me – and a position in the top five best-selling albums of 2012 on Beatport, Black Sun Empire’s ‘From The Shadows’ LP was one of the Dutch trio’s biggest accomplishments in their fifteen year, five album history. To celebrate? They’re serving up this disgustingly massive remix compendium. 

Featuring some of the most exciting talents in drum & bass, each of the six remixes here offer a sizzling new slant on three of the album’s biggest tracks. All armed with their own character and uncompromising dynamics, it’s a challenge deciding which one to drop first…

‘All Is Lost’ starts the set with the perfect balance of emotional sonic star-gazing and gritty bottom-end welly. With stunning hymn-like vocals from Thomas Oliver and hype-hungry attitude from Youthstar, it’s widely regarded as one of the album’s boldest highlights. Naturally both Memtrix and Telekinesis have stepped up to the massive challenge. 

Lifted fave Memtrix goes first. Opening with teases of the original’s euphoric synths, he lets the vocals breath for one second before BANG: utter bassline sickness takes over. Complete sonic bombardment of the senses, there is no mistaking Memtrix’s direction and focus for this prime-time piece of D&B naughtiness. And there’s no mistaking the raw power of Telekinesis’s remix, either… Igniting with piano-primed ‘lighters up’ intro, we’re soon pushed into the deepest end of the darkness pool with Youthstar’s spitfire delivery, a gut-busting halfstep groove and a murder of distorted bass tones. Flipping to full D&B tempo midway, it’s a strident party piece that will stay in your wallet or playlist from now until the 23rd century.  

Next up, ‘Dawn Of A Dark Day’: A blazing unity of UK grime and Euro neuro, the day Black Sun Empire called up the Foreign Beggars for mic-duties was a game-changing day for the entire bass industry. Naturally both remixes pay respect to the fusion and fire of the original. Prolix takes the original’s swaggering halfstep intro and adds a touch more menace on the low-end and an industrial punch to the beats before dropping into a rampant, rolling speaker-smasher. No face will be left unmelted when you drop this. We guarantee it. Meanwhile Receptor adds his own interpretation with an instant uptempo kickstart and the creative use of drama-drenched cinematic strings and devilish Slayer-level guitars.  

‘Killing The Light’ brings us to a fitting climax with two of drum & bass most distinctive, forward-thinking acts on remix duties. Delicately dressed with the heart-melting vocals of Inne Eysermans, the raw emotion makes ‘Killing The Light’ the closest thing to a ballad Black Sun Empire will ever write. Paying respect to this, Icicle sharpens the kicks and snares, weaves haunting pads into the mix and takes the vocal to the darkest place imaginable. For those looking for more of a laser-snapping edge, look no further than June Miller’s remix; bolstered with a gargantuan bassline and searing sonic flares, the Dutch-Anglo duo have taken the softness and depth of the original and subverted into a priceless peaktime banger that NO D&B DJ should be without this season. 


From the Shadows (Remix) - EP

Killing the Light

Black Sun Empire feat Inne Eysermans - Killing the Light (June Miller Remix) - Clip

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