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RRFM • Dazion • 17-03-2021

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Recorded Live on the 14-4-16 @ Section 8 in Melbourne. Combining classics, obscurities and even a few oz hip hop numbers, DJ Camov presents to you a platter of freshly sliced cold cuts perfect for your next lyrical Luncheon, blended up to order on a Condesa Electronics mixer!
Enjoy

Loose Joints 013 - Dj Camov - Lyrical Luncheon 'Live' @ Section 8

by @berrmax, curated by @eeeeeeeugenia

The anchor of this mix is a recollection of a moment from sometime in September 2017. I'd left my job and begun traveling abroad for several weeks. Almost a full month into my trip, I was visiting some friends in Australia, in Far North Queensland. We spent four or so days walking around a cute little resort town tucked between the beach and sprawling mountains covered in deep jungle. 

One morning during my stay I crept out of the house early and walked by myself along the beach and out to the end of a long pier extending eastward over the Pacific. As I stood and looked out at some islands balanced delicately on the horizon, and then back towards the dark green slopes jutting upwards behind the facade of the town, I was overcome with the idea that this was just about as far as I could possibly be from where I grew up in Michigan. I have long fixated on the feeling of being "far from home;" even now as I approach five years living in LA I still often find myself pausing to soak in the fact that I'm really *all the way over here* as if I need to bottle up the sensation to make sure I don't forget it. 

But here it was in full force, that feeling totally distilled and concentrated in a way that could never again be matched, leaving me rapt in silence as sunburnt Ozzies milled around me. It felt triumphant but not final, as though I had completed a journey outwards and could now work out my path back, rediscovering what I'd skipped or discarded along the way. 

This selection of tracks is meant to start from that specific moment and then unfurl itself towards the more general "far from home" idea, the little tingle that you get when you've left your usual corner of reality and are facing unknowns with eager eyes; full of euphoria yet grounded, reminded of all that it took to get to this point.

Tracklist:
Julianna Barwick & Rafael Anton Irisarri - A1
Anton Zap - Miniature
5ive - Almost Heaven
Dan White - Digital Detox
Benoit B - Vague à l'Âme
Aleksi Perälä - NLL561606934
Shaded Explorer - Underwood
Bigeneric - Oro Verde
Ambien Baby - Cosa
Melly - Shrubbery
C.K. - Hybrid Textures
Udmo - Float

The image is from a hike in Mossman Gorge near the area where the aforementioned memory took place!

ghunghru 034 // max ellington / The Shape of Memory

secondnature presents a compilation of new music by our friends and peers in the Seattle electronic music scene. These tracks are fragmentary mirrors, reflecting moments we've shared on dance floors in Seattle clubs, basements, and warehouses. They are embers, conjuring the warm afterglow of rave memories that we are holding close in these strange times of isolation. Music connects us across time and space, rooting us in the past while pointing to the future. We all have to go our own ways for now, but the spirit of the rave endures.

secondnature & friends

secondnature & friends [SNVA01]

We warmly welcome multi-talented Michigan composer John Beltran to Seventh Sign Recordings for a special release on November 9th

Distribution enquiries: https://clonedistribution.com/release/61018

John Beltran - Highway EP (Clips)

A1 - TF

B1 - Rednit

Support the artists: 
Roguish Days - Sonns & Tavish
Heaven Can Wait - Escape Artist
Bridgewater Jerry - Jean de la Baptise
Nu World - Max Wyatt
Burning Up (Progressive Mix JAI Mental Edit) - D. Johny
Dutton Bleeds Out - Hed Ardennes
Cobwebs - Pearson Sound
Reflex - Juicy Velour
Shimmer - Pugilist
Butterfly Foundation - D.Tiffany
MCT Oil Drip - Roza Terenzi
Parametric - Flørist
Black Against an Orange Line - Haji. K

A1 - TF

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