House

FRIDAY IS WEAR YOUR HAWAIIAN SHIRT TO WORK DAY

The Editors' New Groove (NL)

bombillaz

Dekmantel artist

Jesse Gavelle - NYD

Eli Escobar remix of "All The Way Thru" from the All The Way Thru EP available for sale digitally on August 20th.

Buy the "All The Way Thru" EP: http://smarturl.it/allthewaythruremix

The original version of "All The Way Thru" is available now - http://smarturl.it/allthewaythru

All The Way Thru (Eli Escobar Remix)

Out now 'Crossing Borders' Feat. Fritz Kalkbrenner at iTunes: http://smarturl.it/crossingbordersit

Love Inc out now on Beatport: bit.ly/loveincbeatport
Get the single bundle with remixes here: bit.ly/1cSuo7L

New Album - 'Eve' Out Now: 
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Perfect Time

Read more about Axel Boman on THUMP: http://bit.ly/19aLMl7

soundcloud.com/axelboman‎

From Axel Boman's debut album, 'Family Vacation,' out November 11 on Studio Barnhus.

Axel Boman - Hello

WEE BITTA EARLY MORNING ACID

PRE-ORDER 'ERE BIG BOY

JUNO
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PHONICA
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FMB002 PROMO VIDEO 
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REVIEW RA (4/5)
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BICEP | THE FINAL TRIP

Hive Audio 022 - Dario D'Attis - The Good Old Days

A2 - Interstellar Funk - 1999

2013 was another exceptional year for Will Saul’s ever-consistent, no-nonsense Aus Music imprint. As well as records from the increasingly familiar family fold - Dusky, Bicep, Midland, Sei A, Leon Vynehall - a new batch of producers stepped in as the label welcomed debuts from both Huxley and Glimpse, along with the return of fellow West Country resident, Komon (Kieren Lomax).

It’s that strong Somerset connection that continues to play a role in Aus' output, as the first release of 2014 sees the Bristolian pairing of Appleblim (Laurie Osborne) and Komon join forces once again on the ‘Jupiter EP.’

Appleblim, along with partner Sam Shackleton, together made up Skull Disco, the mid-2000 label-cum-collaborative project that was rightly regarded as one of the most adventurous and aesthetically complete enterprises to come out of the formative years of dubstep. Since Skull Disco's demise in 2008, Osborne has been running his current label, Apple Pips, which continues to curate a robust release schedule that lays its roots in the joining of dots between the deep, sub-focused textures of early dubstep and the classic house and techno sounds of Detroit and Berlin.

Venturing out earlier in 2013 together on “Gas Jam/Silencio,” both Komon and Appleblim struck up a productive working relationship that saw them detailing an altogether more House-influenced direction, rich in texture and full of clarity. This influence and shape-shift in direction was also clearly audible on Komon's solo Aus release of last year, 'Walk the Walk,' which laid down something of a new blueprint for his future productions.

With this new EP, the pair steer left-of-centre, by way of bumping house, coloured with a low-swung boogie, rinsed in '80s New Wave nostalgia, and underpinned by the brooding swagger of thundering sub bass.

Aus Music non-stop.

Appleblim & Komon - A1. Jupiter [Full Stream] Out 27th Jan

Written-By - K. Dixon, M. Pittman, R. Wilhite, T. Parrish.

3 Chairs - All Over

17.03.2014 Vinyl record at MTN Shop - www.mutingthenoise.com and digital at Beatport 
31.03.2014 Record store & digital release date worldwide

Mastering by Bo Kondren at Calyx 
Design by Innervisions

Produced by:
David August

Released by Innervisions
Release/catalogue number: IV50.III

Digital
http://www.beatport.com/release/epikur-ep/1253483

Distributed by MutingTheNoise

IV50.III  David August - Agatha - Epikur EP

A mash up of DJ Koze's classic Blume der nacht and Axel Boman's Not so much by markbsyd.

Blume der nacht by DJ Koze Vs Not so much by Axel Boman

DEEPER ONE COMING OUT SOON ON AUS
RELEASE : 19th MAY.

DIGITAL: http://btprt.dj/1mMvtRZ

PRE ORDER VINYL (26th MAY) HERE: http://bit.ly/S50xBt


Circles EP

NRG106

BICEP | NRG106

The Chi

Eric Ericksson - Love It (12'' - LT047, Side A)

SUPER DEEP REMIX WE DID FOR SISTERHOOD. TRYING SOMETHING DIFFERENT, REALLY HAPPY WITH THIS ONE!

NIGHT NIGHT! 

Phonica - http://bit.ly/XVPBIJ
Juno - http://bit.ly/1mzYByM
Clone - http://bit.ly/1moXtOa
Kristina - http://bit.ly/Z8ypAV
Decks - http://bit.ly/1v7VVb6

SISTERHOOD | TUNNELS (BICEP REMIX)

FREE DOWNLOAD

Whitesquare - Sucker For Love (Free Download)

Hot on the heels of podcast 13 comes this one to celebrate 50 years of Jamaican independence. It was recorded live at the Sub Club, Glasgow on Sunday 29th July 2012 and is an edit of the 4 hours of Jamaican music played that night. Twitch did a one off night of all Jamaican music in 2011, that time only playing 7" singles and had so much fun that we decided to make it an annual event, this time allowing a few 12"s and album tracks in there and giving the night a name - Bucky Skank - named after a Lee "Scratch" Perry song. There is a very popular fortified wine on the West coast of Scotland called Buckfast that is known locally as Buckie so it seemed the perfect name. Twitch will also be launching a Bucky Skank record label soon to release his and others takes on Jamaican dancehall. It won't be a very prolific label.

Alongside the records there was a Roland Space Echo, a dub siren, a very old percussion synthesiser and Maschine, used to trigger various sounds and vocal samples. JD Twitch was playing the records and triggering the samples while JG Wilkes was operating the Space Echo, dub siren and percussion synth. Listening back, we probably overdid the sirens and bleeps in places, but hey, it sounded good on the night. 

Musically it is all over the place and spans 50 years of Jamaican (and British-Jamaican) music but not in any chronological or even logical order. Reggae purists may well be horrified, but whatever, it was one of the best nights we put on all year. I got to play so many records I adore and the atmosphere in The Sub Club was fantastic, bringing in a lot of people who had probably never set foot in the club in their lives before. There were a lot of big smiles all night. Normally when I finish a dj set I am quite wired but after playing this music for 4 hours with only a quick bolt to the toilet mid way I was incredibly relaxed (as were all the staff in the club). Rastafarians believe Reggae is the music to bring world peace and unite mankind and even my in built cynicism finds that hard to argue with.

You'll probably notice it starts off quite quietly and gets louder. This is simply due to the volume being turned up as the night went on and we thought it better to leave it how it was rather than mastering the audio. Mixing wise, well, there are a lot of crashing segues and some minimal mixing but this was most certainly a case of a night where the music was far more important than any technical prowess. Give me another ten years of doing this annually and maybe it will all be semi-seamlessly mixed.

I'll end on a controversial note. Over the years I've lost count of the number of times I've heard people say they hate Reggae or that when I've played a single Reggae song in a set it has ruined their night. Apart from "hate" being quite an extreme emotion to direct at music I've always been bewildered how anyone can dismiss an entire nation's music that is so varied, joyous and original and whose DNA has become woven into so much other music, especially here in the UK. Just as I'm always suspicious of anyone who is a Tory I'm suspicious of anyone who can "hate" the entire musical output of Jamaica. Either they haven't been listening very deeply or possibly there is a fundamental flaw in their musical soul?

Almost every track on this podcast was played from vinyl. Jamaican record pressings can be a little bit poor on occasion so there are a few tracks with quite low fidelity and the odd skipping record here and there. As usual we aren't making a track listing available for the podcast, simply because we feel that knowing the contents often precludes actually listening to it. But, if you want to know what anything is, feel free to get in touch and we will let you know. The mix is a 320kbps mp3 (330mb) and is 135 minutes long.

Optimo Podcast 14 - Bucky Skank (Jamaica 50) Live At The Sub Club, Glasgow

'Blame It All On Love', released 20 October 2023 on Counter Records: https://poolside.lnk.to/biaolSo

Do You Believe

Eli Escobar - Feel It!

Our debut album 'Different Sides of the Sun' is OUT NOW! po.st/HotNaturedDSOTS

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Reverse Skydiving (feat. Anabel Englund)

Reverse Skydiving (feat. Anabel Englund) [Deetron Remix]

http://facebook.com/shakesmilano

Full version available now on Beatport, iTunes, Juno etc. including remixes by Alexander Meier, Vincenzo & Pwndtiac!

RELEASE DATE	2013-04-22
LABEL	We Love This!
KATALOG #	WLT05

Shakes Milano brings the goods with AWAKE, his first EP for us over here at We Love This. A release thats oozing cool like a toxic fridge, and is ready to install into any set worthy of its freshness.

A2 - Interstellar Funk - 1999

Tape Records Amsterdam