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1-way - audrey nuna (sordid house flip)
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needed a break from overthinking the ep i'd like to put together, so no excuses anymore i guess

👀 sordid debut ep soon 👀

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🛒 https://jugaar.bandcamp.com/album/all-you-can-hear-ep-jr004
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With its roots in Karachi and Bangkok, Jugaar Records is a label working to shine a light on the vibrant scenes in both territories whilst casting a wide net in scooping up producers from around the world who dial in with their open minded approach to music.

So far the catalogue has been richly varied and full of hybrid, odd-ball club music that touches on sub-heavy strains of Electro, Breaks, Minimal and Bass.

Next up is Berlin based Amand - FKA She's Drunk - who returns from a 5 year production hiatus and dovetails neatly with the label's sound. JR004 is a 4-track pack of tightly wound steppers which in his words is 'a melting pot of experiments' including a collaboration with Jamaican MC Ijahbar.

'Nuna' kicks off with a stripped back but full-bodied sound that sends cleverly braided percussion skipping over a hefty UK Funky bone-structure. Smooth synths, bashy bass tones and some trippy seasoning make for a dizzying brew.

'Step In' follows up and features Kingston based, Roolings Muzik head Ijahbar. Mangled drums, warped synth tones and chattering claps form a high-energy backing for Ijahbar's flow and the result is raw, stroppy and infectious.

'Vissi' follows up with warped Electro tool. Robotic bleeps, frazzled percussion and panned melodic blobs create a sparse, impactful bridge track that'll pop out of DJ sets with memorable force.

Sam Interface then closes things up with his take on 'Step On'. Upfront and overdriven, his revision harnesses the original whilst injecting it with a certain bouncy charm that adds yet another shade to a nicely varied record.

Tracklist: 

1. Nuna
2. Step In feat. Ijahbar
3. Vissi
4. Step In feat. Ijahbar (Sam Interface Remix)

PREMIERE: Amand - Nuna [Jugaar Records]

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The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

In the Comanche language “Nʉmʉnʉʉ” (NUH-MUH-NUH) means “The People”.

I’ve been a hip hop fan since I was ten years old. The year was 1988 and my cousin Jimmy and I went to spend the summer with my grandparents in Colorado. Jimmy was older and much cooler than me. He had a boom box and a box of tapes that opened up a new and exciting world of discovery and wonder. The Fat Boys, LL Cool J and Whodini made me reimagine how music could be made. I’d grown up in the church and my stepfather was a musician, so I’d always been exposed to and loved music. My dad brought me up on classic country like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson, as well as The Grateful Dead and Bob Seger. My mom always had two or three tapes in heavy rotation when we were in her car. Whitney Houston’s classic debut album, The Dirty Dancing Soundtrack and Amy Grant Christian albums. From my dad’s music I learned to appreciate soul and honesty in music. My mom’s music made me appreciate pop melodies and vocal harmonies. 
As a hip hop fan I’ve been influenced by who I’ll name as my Mt. Rushmore of beat makers. Jay Dilla, MF DOOM, DJ Premiere and Pete Rock. Not a very original or creative list I know, but they’re the best for a reason. 
As far as MCs go, I’d name Pharoahe Monch, MF DOOM, Talib Kweli, Masta Ace, Nas, Common and Black Thought as among my very favorites. 
I aspire to make music that any of these amazingly talented artists would consider rapping over. 
On a personal note, I’m 44 years old, I’m a Pisces and I love long walks on the beach. 
I’m a vegetarian, I still play basketball at least once a week and I try to meditate as often as I can. I truly believe that music is among the strongest forces is nature. During the pandemic I reassessed my life. I have a history degree that I’m not using and I am a bartender. None of my career prospects were making me happy and when I meditated and prayed on what did make me happy the answer was clear. Music has always been the thing that makes me happy and inspired. Life is too short to not at least try to do something that makes you happy. My music is my attempt at that. If I can make other people happy in the process then I will have been successful. ❤️

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