File under: Slow Voodoo / Urban primivitism / Queer Rallentato

Contemporary singer Anna Clementi meets the Alien Alien.
Together they cross boundaries for a visionnaire timeless anthem: NO G.D.M., the cult song by German electro pioneer Gina X.
Originally released in 1979, it's a sublime portrait of the British dandy icon Quentin Crisp, one of the fathers of the queer culture.
Anna Clementi and Alien Alien dig to the heart of voodoo: summoning, obsession, hypnosis, slow ritual dance. With an unpredicted twist, which leads the scene to another level.
The dub version by Hugo Sanchez leads the track even more towards the essence of funk: obscure tribal percussions, revealing a noir soul.

Catalogue: ROCCO08
Release Date: Spring 2014
Release Format: Digital
Digital Distribution: GROOVEATTACK (Berlin)
Artwork: Leopoldo Villegas http://mrleopold.blogspot.it/

Track listing:
NO G.D.M.
NO G.D.M. (Hugosan Dub)

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ANNA CLEMENTI & ALIEN ALIEN - NO GDM (Original)

Chapter: OCD011 

A scientific study has taken place exploring the experiential difference between 'Black Body music' and 'other music'. The noticeable difference music lovers and musicians have noticed with 'Black Body music' is that it is not only more beautiful and harmonious to the ears, but it also induces a more inward experience that is felt inside the body and along the spine. 'Other music' was felt as a more outward and mental experience, and felt at the side of the head, which projected outwards. Audiophiles have also stated 'Black Body music' seems to be more spiritual and mathematically consistent with the universe, whereas 'other music' can be perceived as unnatural and can ultimately lead to emotional distress, destruction and war.

“The overall sound difference was noticeable, 'Black Body music' sounds warmer, clearer and instantly sounded more listenable but 'other music' felt tighter, with more aggressive energy.” – Anonymous guitarist 

Scientific studies also reveal that Black Body are able to unify the properties of light, time, space, matter, gravity and consciousness. When listening to their music our atoms and DNA start to resonate in harmony and our sense of connection to nature is said to be magnified. ‘Black Body’s music’ is also reflected in ratios of the Sun, Earth, and the Moon as well as the precession of the equinoxes, the Great Pyramid of Egypt, the Sri Yantra, Stonehenge and many other sacred sites.

"If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, vibration and Black Body" – Nikola Tesla (Inventor)

“What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. There is no matter. Only Black Body” – Albert Einstein (Physicist)

Black Body - Tomorrow Never Comes (Vocal Mix)

KZA - Aneugalam

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LAIRE - Phantom

The Fair

Pional - Just Passing Through (Original Mix)

Ichisan & Nakova - Princesa

Included on the Plastic World compilation Volume 1 :

This is a track i wrote depicting the drive down a stretch of highway between Canberra & Braidwood. Its a pretty sad sight actually - one of the most dangerous places to be a wombat or kangaroo - with hundreds of them killed on that stretch of road every week. This one goes out to all those little wild fellas just trying to mind their business. 

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Kings Hwy Bwood

Soulwax 'Close to Paradise' released by DEEWEE / Vinyl Factory in collaboration with Loewe and Michel Gaubert.

A1. SOULWAX - CLOSE TO PARADISE

A bare-back ride through a pitched dreamscape.

B1- Dara - Scribble Me This

Jamie Lloyd follows up his last12 inch Adori’s Kitchen with an EP of low-slung disco grooves, vocal cutups and great songwriting showing another side of this talented Australian artist. New York’s Brennan Green opens proceedings with his Movin’ Out remix, a tasty 8 minute slab of disco space funk with slippery squelching lead synth runs and cheeky breakdowns throughout. Jamie’s original continues in the 107bpm disco electric vibe with nice sounds and a cool sense of space. Flip for Zooptron, a quirky, chopped up party tune in the spirit of Jamie Lidell and All The Honey, a spaced out minimal disco gem in a Metro Area or Kelley Polar vibe.

FEEDBACK

“one of my faves at the moment… supertrack” - Ame / Sonar Kollektiv

”Such a killer groove.  I’m playing it EVERYWHERE” – Daniel Wang / Balihu
 ”Really like the Brennan Green mix. Charted and played” - Charles Webster

“the brennan green remix is really good !!!!” – Lindstrom

“A few days ago I bought your jamie lloyd record! it´s really really great! I love the brennan green rmx. and I´m gonna play it for sure! amazing mixture of rocky, clubby and raggaeish feels! a perfect summer track!” 
– Trickski / Sonar Kollektiv

“Will defo get many many more plays” – Prins Thomas / Eskimo

”Was really, really into the Jamie Lloyd, I thought that was truly outstanding proper future funk!!” – Envoy / Soma

Feedback on Jamie’s last record on Future Classic … FCL1204 – Adori’s Kitchen
 ”Really into both Jamie Lloyd 12”s – have played them out regularly – especially the Putsch 79 remix – which rocks! Really like Prince-esq grooves of ‘Zoopton’ as well. All round quality! - Will Saul / Simple 
      ”I really like the 'Zoopton' track... really cool in an Akufen way, and I will play the 'Adori's Kitchen' remix by Putsch 79” - Agoria 
"The Jamie Lloyd record is bit of a cult classic round these parts " - Andy Whittaker / 20:20 Vision

“I like the new release by jamie lloyd very much. it is a funky dancefloor record!!!! in my bag!!!” - Steffi / Klakson 

Pional - Just Passing Through (Original Mix)

Technique