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Track B2 from NNA075: Horse Lords "Hidden Cities"
Available November 4th, 2014 on Vinyl & Digital formats
http://nnatapes.com

Hidden Cities

Horse Lords "Macaw"

Bleep: http://smarturl.it/latenight-bleep
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Late Night Endless is the first album by Sherwood & Pinch and the culmination of two years in the studio developing, re-dubbing and deconstructing tracks. It finds the highest common factor between the two's techniques, making it impossible to see where one musical personality ends and the other starts. It touches on the urban swing of UK garage on ‘Music Killer (Dub)' and 'Gimme Some More (Tight Like That)', on interstellar nineties ambient dub on 'Wild Birds Sing', on the mystical minimalism of Pinch's first releases on 'Africa 138'. Utilising Sherwood’s deep-fathomed sound bank, Late Night Endless also incorporates elements of his previous productions, including vocals by Daddy Freddy, Congo Natty, Lee ‘Scratch’  Perry, Prince Far I and Andy Fairley.
 
Adrian Sherwood built up a vast catalogue of music through the 1980s as producer to the sprawling dub-industrial-electro collective that was On-U Sound, which emerged from a fertile post-punk scene that was embracing Jamaican rhythms.  In his capacity as a DJ and live sound engineer/dub controller, he connected with the likes of The Clash, The Slits, Public Image Limited and The Pop Group. He also remixed, produced and collaborated with Primal Scream, Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Depeche Mode, The Fall, Blur, Air, Peaking Lights, Django Django and Machinedrum.
 
Pinch has became revered as a dubstep stalwart, founding the respected label Tectonic in 2007. He’s one of the earliest dubstep producers to expand outwards into techno and other sounds to keep his work and his Tectonic label fresh as dubstep itself went mainstream. One of Pinch's most well-known tracks is "Qawwali" (Planet Mu), which references the devotional singing of the same name and features samples of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. One of the first producers in the dubstep scene to release a fully realised album in Underwater Dancehall, he also made connections with an older tradition of heavy bass music by releasing an album by dub legend Scientist on Tectonic. More recently, he collaborated with man of the moment Mumdance (recently signed to XL) to deliver a b2b mix full of dubplates and unheard material.

It was inevitable that, as Rob's career kept its steady build, that the two's paths would cross – but actually Rob gave the hand of fate a nudge by booking Adrian to play at a Tectonic takeover at Fabric in London. Adrian recalls “I remember thinking quite clearly how impressed I was with him. I thought as he invited me here, I should invite him down to my studio...”
 
Two limited edition 12” EPs – Bring Me Weed and Music Killer – followed, but it was being asked to deliver a live show for Sónar Tokyo in April 2013 that really put a rocket under the project. “We decided to have a whole studio on stage” says Adrian, “so that the mix truly is delivered live in a totally unique way that can never quite be done the same again”. The result was triumphant, with even master of noise abuse Alec Empire [Atari Teenage Riot] watching agog from the side of the stage and broadcasting to the world what a revelation it had been.

01.  Shadowrun
02.  Music Killer Dub
03.  Gimme Some More (Tight Like That)
04.  Bucketman
05.  Wild Birds
06.  Stand Strong
07.  Precinct of Sound
08.  Different Eyes
09.  Africa 138
10.  Run Them Away

Sherwood & Pinch - Africa 138

Mekon Feat Schoolly D - Saturday Night - Funklife Mix (Mastered)

Since my first official ep "Noir", I've been experimenting a bit with other sounds and vocals. I wanted to share this new single "Since Then", which takes you on an emotional ride through sexy, hypnotic sounds. Working on "Since Then" has been a learning experience for me, yet exciting being able to work with a vocalist for the 1st time. Hope you enjoy!



Credits
Artwork by Elyn Kazarian
Produced and mixed by Ele 
Vocals (written/performed) by Yuki Imai

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Since Then (Feat. Yuki Imai)

TODD TERJE - Alfonso Muskedunder (Deetron remix)

TODD TERJE - Alfonso Muskedunder (Mungolian vs Tangoterje dub)

Love


"Corduroy, is about as uppity and encouraging as you can get, with brilliant horn work suspended above loungey, live-tracked drums inspired by Hip Hop coming out of Detroit in the late 90s." - NEST HQ

Good Love EP

Corduroy

Recorded as an Improvisation. Single take, no overdubs.

'Wall' is taken from the new album by Nils Frahm – 'Solo'. Revealed on Piano Day as a free download and available on CD/LP/DL via www.pianoday.org

Fans can donate to the special piano project which will enable Nils and piano builder David Klavins to create the Klavins M450, the tallest piano in the world.

“Why does the world need a Piano Day? For many reasons. But mostly, because it doesn’t hurt to celebrate the piano and everything around it: performers, composers, piano builders, tuners, movers and most important, the listener.” – Nils Frahm

HOW WILL YOU CELEBRATE PIANO DAY?

create your own piano events with friends or simply share your videos, poems, photos - anything that is piano inspired. don’t forget to tag us in your posts!

Instagram – #pianodayofficial
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Email – share your fun stuff with info@pianoday.org


Solo

Wall

Free DL + Buy LP/CD

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Dubiterian & The Scientist - Kevin Barry feat. Eek A Mouse [Dubiterian 2015]

IV57 - Secret Weapons EP Part 7

A1 Agoria - Alluvion 
A2 Eagles & Butterflies - The Story That Never Ends

B1 Chasing Kurt - Running Searching (Michael Gracioppo Remix) 
B2 Coyu - Just Nin (He Cries At Night) Andre Lodemann Remix

C1 Luca Ballerini - Amore & Psiche 
C2 GoldFFinch - Diatomic

D1 Simon Haydo - Ominous 
D2 Monoloc - Flaneur

Release dates: 
30/03/2015 mutingthenoise.com & Beatport 
13/04/2015 worldwide

Monoloc - Flaneur

FT + P41 Chester Copperpot- Lost In Caves

Pre-order the album 'Alternative Light Source' to receive this track as an instant download - http://smarturl.it/altlightsourceiTunes
Tour dates at http://www.leftfieldmusic.com

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Universal Everything

MARC HOULE UNVEILS ‘RESTORED’ REMIX ALBUM 	

Marc Houle is set to release a full remix package from his debut LP, Restore, featuring remix contributions from an all-star line-up of techno luminaries including Danny Daze, Harvard Bass, Julian Jeweil, Joris Voorn, M.A.N.D.Y., Popof and Marc Houle himself.

Originally released on Richie Hawtin’s Minus label a decade ago, Restore stands alone as Houle’s very first long-player and helped to establish his penchant for the quirkier side of techno and his superlative production skills. Spread across 11 tracks it encapsulated the dark, minimal, groove-driven sound purveyed by Hawtin and the rest of the Minus crew, while retaining a strong sense of Houle’s unique character and identity. Now it’s the perfect time to breath new life into an album that has stood the test of time, still utterly infectious and absorbing – a collection of music that captures an era of stripped back, yet captivating sounds. 

10 years since its release, the album is getting the remix treatment and Marc has called in some of the very best in techno talent to give Restore a fresh makeover. The selection of artists who’ve contributed to the ‘Restored’ project includes heavyweights such as Joris Voorn, M.A.N.D.Y. and Popof together with additional reworks from stars of the new generation such as Danny Daze, Julian Jeweil and Harvard Bass, all giving his tracks a new lease of life. In addition, Houle himself has also stepped up to offer a new contemporary take on his own music, collaborating with vocalist Genevieve Marentette on ‘Demor’.

"Restore was the beginning of it all for me.  It was influenced by the sounds of Detroit and the endless parties I went to there in the 90s.  It was my first album and to me it had the perfect balance of darkness, groove and electronic sounds. 10 years later, I am excited to present Restored with some modern interpretations on old tracks by some friends and colleagues who have kept the party going throughout the world."- Marc Houle

Tracklist:

1.	Marc Houle  - Business (M.A.N.D.Y. Remix)
2.	Marc Houle and Genevieve Marentette - Demor (Edit)
3.	Marc Houle  - Girl One (Cosmic Boys Remix)
4.	Marc Houle  - Pepper (Monkey Safari Remix)
5.	Marc Houle  - Borrowed Gear (Joris Voorn Remix)
6.	Marc Houle  - Talk To Me Baby (Danny Daze Doom Dub) 
7.	Marc Houle  - Clock Width  (Havard Bass Remix)	
8.	Marc Houle  - Late For Work (Popof Remix)
9.	Marc Houle  - Coar (Julian Jeweil Remix) 
10.	Marc Houle  - Has To Do (Justin James' 519 Flip)
11.	Marc Houle  - Sheep (Monoloc Remix)

MINUSmin35 : Marc Houle - Sheep (Monoloc Remix)

from the new Open Mike Eagle "A Special Episode of - EP"
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/a-special-episode-ep/id961827159

produced by GOLD PANDA
vocals by OPEN MIKE EAGLE

"Sounds Beautiful Like The Truth"
Mello Music Group, 2015

Open Mike Eagle feat. Gold Panda - "Ziggy Starfish (Anti-Anxiety Raps)

AFX 'Every Day' (from Hangable Auto Bulb 2 EP) Drew Lustman cover

Available now from - http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

The fifth release on ZR back in 1991, "Do What You Feel" was the track that really put Dave Lee on the map. The song was one of the anthems of the era and became a Top 40 pop hit when later signed to Virgin/10. 

Unlike many classic dance tracks its never been remixed but now we are releasing 3 new updates. The JN Revival Mix keeps much of the original music but beefs up the drums and bass to make for super fat sounding update. Supernova take the track to a stripped back techy direction for bigger rooms. Whilst Steve Mill's remix is a touch deeper but retaining the magic of the original.


DJ Reactions:

Shur-i-kan - Cool mixes!
Martin Ikin - Great to have new mixes of this classic
Luke Howard (HMD) - Stellar job on the remixes
StoneBridge - Oh yes, the memories - awesome update!
Reel People - Dave's Mix for me
Audiowhores - Supernova are on fire at the moment, feeling this one
The Reflex - It's '91 all over again! Revival mix for me
CJ Mackintosh - Love the Revival mix... Just like old times
Faze Action - Very nice indeed. I'm liking the JN Revival mix best
Golf Clap - Wow that is really good. Love this JN Revival Mix
Hed Kandi - Ace!
Kiko Navarro - Steve Mill Remix has the original vibes with a good updated touch
Julius Papp - One of my fave’s from the early 90's house music era
DJ Meme -  A Wowzer !!
Paul Trouble Anderson - Like it
Robert Owens - Nice mix
ATFC - Cool thanks
Graeme Park - Wonderful wonderful, wonderful
Groove Assassin - Superb remix pack of a classic anthem!
DJ Booker T - Wicked vibes will support


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JOEY NEGRO "DO WHAT YOU FEEL" JN REVIVAL MIX

"All U Writers" maintains that quintessential !!! trait of blending electronic and organic elements in dance, but they approached it in this instance in a novel way. "It's definitely a club track," says Offer. "There's elements in it that are from an original jam that the band was doing, chopped up and fucked with. It's almost like we sampled ourselves."

MORE AT THUMP

!!! - All U Writers

From nearly 40 tracks we selected these 4. With a catalogue stretching back over 20 years, including some classics that got us into this music in the first place, we thought it was necessary to deliver a release that stood up with his best. That's why we needed to listen to so many tracks to make this release. We think we're releasing one of his best records.

Average Mathematics

ORLANDO VOORN - Average Mathmatics - Third Ear Recordings

Octave One's set for us last year was phenomenal; the energy, setting and metronomic head twists made it a no-brainer for inclusion in our Best of 2014. If you're that way inclined, you can hear the story behind how Boiler Room helped relaunch their career in more depth over here [INSERT LINK TO MICHAIL INTERVIEW HERE], as relayed to Derek Plaslaiko and our very own Michail. Seven tracks from Moscow made it onto their new LP, due May 26th, of which "Afterglow" was arguably the strongest.
Much like the towering behemoth of "Blackwater", it's a synergy of styles; dozens of boxes chattering away to one another in harmony. Somehow the track manages to be both flinty hard and yet shimmering, the lead curdled and yet crystal-clear. It's dancefloor TNT, an emphatic return from the brothers Burden. Burn It Down indeed.