TKO, aka. Tyler Kromm, is back on Feral One. His first debut on Feral One was a chart smashing collaboration, Oneironaut EP, with Longstocking. This time he is flying solo with his Don’t Rush EP. The first track, Relief, is an electronica bouquet that brings us exactly as the title promises. It has the beats to move you, but also the grace to soothe your soul. The EP title track, Don’t Rush, is a deep house reminder, that life isn’t a sprint. Life is a marathon. So, enjoy the scenery, friends and most of all, the dancing. Expect this EP bumping in sunny outdoor gatherings. 

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TKO - Don't Rush

Don't Rush

Relief

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TKO - Relief

Artsychoke, aka. Anna Brinckmann, delivers their indie style to Feral One with a four track EP from deep within. They bring along fellow artists such as The Scout, and Feral One heavyweight EMUH. If there was one word to best capture the essence of the EP, it's 'Personal'. Artsychoke tackles affection, betrayal, abuse and self love, all wrapped up in Drum and Bass, Pop and House. 


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I Killed Bigfoot Again

Deja Vu

Artsychoke, EMUH - Deja Vu

Technologically Illiterate (feat. The Scout)

Artsychoke, Anna Brinckmann - Technologically Illiterate

Conversations Required

Artsychoke - Conversations Required

Artsychoke - I Killed Bigfoot Again

ALD-52

Jungle's Lab

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EMUH - Jungle's Lab

EMUH, back again to reveal the self, brings familiar dance genres in an unfamiliar way. In fresh fashion, while we navigate in the familiar of LSD, they bring the left field of ALD-52 to our auditory pathway. What begins as a jarring minimalism, grows to consume as the tech seeps in. The journey has begun and the giggles kick in as Funnybone delivers a tech house groove patient enough to keep our legs under us, but engaging our collective mind into a neuronal firing range. We are reminded that some journeys require a moment of reflection and Ostinato brings the musical rhythm that will have us dancing alone upon a magic mirror gate within a sea of people. Finally, what’s a sweaty night of learning, connecting and understanding, without a nostalgic cartoon homage like Jungle’s Lab, with hyper drum and bass kayutenezz, to empty our tanks only to crash blissfully after. 


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Ostinato

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EMUH - Ostinato

Funnybone

EMUH - Funnybone

EMUH - ALD-52

Every year Feral One opens up their demo submissions for a brief window, and only for Seattle area producers. It’s the world's window opportunity to hear who and what is going down in Seattle right now. 

This third volume has Longstocking kicking it off with their introspective indie vibes, which is often an underlying staple of Seattle music, regardless the genre. Like the track states, it’s a cutie, but with a moody inner coating. 

Next, I.S.H. levels up the energy bringing searing emerald heat with Bring It. It’s a banger Bass House track that will yank you from your thoughts, and toss you onto the dance floor. You’ll hear more from I.S.H. on FO come Winter. 

OG Feral One, EMUH, then leads us from “WTF?” to “F*ck yeah!”, which is a cunning balance this gem of a human has on lock. Fickle falls together in a way that tickles the mind. Its squeaks and tinges of old school will have your legs kicking and your heart swooning. 

Next, Jon Lee, a Seattle institution, goes Deep on the House track, Voyager. The purity of the synths and the tropical droning are magnetic, lulling you to something we now know we needed. 

A fitting transition to good old fashioned proper House is what Move Machine gifts us with Perfume Department. Wafting through, enticing us with the pulsing aroma of yesterday and the precision producing of today. 

Easily one of Seattle’s most talented dance duos, Lee Houser, gets Deep with Propera. While the perks ignite your hips into mode, the steady coolness of the bass keeps you hazed in. Brass stabs briefly wake you, to acknowledge the fact that you never want this jam to end. 

New duo to press their stamp on Seattle underground history is Intemporel Chốc Lát. Their track, I Just Wanted To Let You Know, wraps up this year's volume. Minimal, Deep and looming, this piece lets us know they are here and bringing a fresh heaviness to Seattle's ever divergent soundscape.  



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Seattle Volume 3

Perfume Department

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Move Machine - Perfume Department

Every year Feral One opens up their demo submissions for a brief window, and only for Seattle area producers. It’s the world's window opportunity to hear who and what is going down in Seattle right now. 

This third volume has Longstocking kicking it off with their introspective indie vibes, which is often an underlying staple of Seattle music, regardless the genre. Like the track states, it’s a cutie, but with a moody inner coating. 

Next, I.S.H. levels up the energy bringing searing emerald heat with Bring It. It’s a banger Bass House track that will yank you from your thoughts, and toss you onto the dance floor. You’ll hear more from I.S.H. on FO come Winter. 

OG Feral One, EMUH, then leads us from “WTF?” to “F*ck yeah!”, which is a cunning balance this gem of a human has on lock. Fickle falls together in a way that tickles the mind. Its squeaks and tinges of old school will have your legs kicking and your heart swooning. 

Next, Jon Lee, a Seattle institution, goes Deep on the House track, Voyager. The purity of the synths and the tropical droning are magnetic, lulling you to something we now know we needed. 

A fitting transition to good old fashioned proper House is what Move Machine gifts us with Perfume Department. Wafting through, enticing us with the pulsing aroma of yesterday and the precision producing of today. 

Easily one of Seattle’s most talented dance duos, Lee Houser, gets Deep with Propera. While the perks ignite your hips into mode, the steady coolness of the bass keeps you hazed in. Brass stabs briefly wake you, to acknowledge the fact that you never want this jam to end. 

New duo to press their stamp on Seattle underground history is Intemporel Chốc Lát. Their track, I Just Wanted To Let You Know, wraps up this year's volume. Minimal, Deep and looming, this piece lets us know they are here and bringing a fresh heaviness to Seattle's ever divergent soundscape.  



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Fickle

EMUH - Fickle

Global jet-setter, Kamila Toll, drops her Feral One Records sophomore release after making waves with her previous EP, Just Another Feeling. This new EP kicks off with Forget About Your Past, a dark synth pop sound that encourages the listener to wade through dark times. Kamila’s defiant vocals instill a strength that has us hooked on the EP instantly. The darkness continues with another moody track, Arito. The Japanese meaning is to exist or be present. Sometimes this is all we can do when we are working through troubling times. By the sounds of it, Kamila Toll was working through tough times in a way we can all gain from, in the studio. As the Fall weather arrives, this is an EP that is sure to highlight what is often an introspective season. 


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Arito

Kamila Toll - Arito

Forget About Your Past

Kamila Toll - Forget About Your Past

We danced our faces off to his Way You Feel EP, and then some with the following Way You Feel Remixed EP. Get your dancing shoes laced and your stamina up to par because he is back! This third release, Little Things EP, slides out with Jackin’ house that justifies the EP cover sparkles. Within five seconds you know you’ll be locked in for the next few minutes. Did someone demand more cowbell? Crank it up, because you’re going to get it.
Now that your body is properly warmed up, prepare to lose yourself in deep house. The title track, Little Things, is intoxicating in a uniquely Michael Beggs fashion. While Little Things is adorable and dreamy, it also contrasts its name with such a vast sound with reach and depth. 
Michael has become a staple of Feral One Records, and what makes this a staple release on arrival is the ‘If You Want It’ remix by EMUH. They will never shy away from an indie adventurous sound, which is why they’ll always be able to call Feral One a home. If a sound makes it hard to pinpoint as a dance genre, then you are in Feral One territory. EMUH is a true realm jumper, hybrid traveler and genre bender. Enjoy this soon to be Feral One classic.

Little Things

If You Want It (EMUH remix)

Michael Beggs - If You Want It (EMUH Remix)

Michael Beggs - Little Things

If You Want It

Michael Beggs - If You Want It

I.S.H / @1-s-h, a Palestinian American, and Longstocking / @djlongstocking are not ones to shy away from activism and human rights. It's important that artists reflect the times and Feral One is here to facilitate that. While Palestine struggles for its very existence, what are musical artists to do but create. I.S.H and Longstocking noticed a severe lack of Arab house music in club spaces and decided to do something about it. They deliver a deep house gem from the heart, with a deep tech backup remix from EMUH / @emuhmusic. All three artists have an established history with Feral One Records, so this EP is quite a family affair. 

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Palestine

I.S.H & Longstocking - Palestine

Palestine (EMUH remix)

I.S.H & Longstocking - Palestine (EMUH Remix)

A&R / Labelboss: Denni Longstocking, aka Longstocking @djlongstocking 

Feral One Records is an homage to the unsupervised youth, the barefoot ones in the concrete jungle, the core of what created most DIY underground sounds. To the born rebels that brought us the roots of dance music, and the Feral Ones that bring us the new sounds of tomorrow!

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