Delicious new track from @yigitbulbul 's album 'Fever' sees the light with us. A complete honor to bring this fresh, innovative release to you; courtesy of our always admired @pingipung records. 

Out on November 6 on vinyl and digital, we fully recommend it 🧾 
https://ybulbul.bandcamp.com/album/fever-2

The album is framed by two contemplative tracks, which are reminiscent of Holger Czukay’s oeuvre. The saxophone in the opening track "The Heath" undulates like an introvert leading voice in a meditation. The long and meticulously crafted ambient outro "Txalaparta" features a spoken word sample by the Basque folk musician Txomin Artola from 1978. The four tracks at the heart of the album are beat driven, percussion-heavy, loaded with synths and random horn samples. "Alo?" sounds like Snakefinger tries to get on a Skype call with Serge Gainsbourg. "Cacti All Over My Head" could well be a Ween instrumental with long arching synth lines over a slowed down bossa nova beat.

Fever is a frivolous album which bursts with exalted charm and guest musicians. This is not another greetings-from-the-lockdown album, but with the obvious reference in the title it’s almost a tongue-in-cheek name about creative obsessions of our times.
It's the debut album by the multi-instrumentalist Y Bülbül who has learned his trade working with various interesting artists and bands in London in the past 10 years. He is also a passionate crate digger and DJ. His own radio show is unerringly titled "Bülbül's Gemüsement Park", which airs on Netil Radio, a community broadcasting station in Hackney.

Bonus fact, Bülbül is the Turkish name for a brown-eared passerine bird, one that's into singing.

Fever

The Heath

Get it here

Y Bülbül - The Heath (Pingipung Premiere)

jaguar worship - label - mix series
label@tepememusica.mx

En la mitología azteca, Tepeme Monamictlán es el segundo de los nueve niveles para llegar al inframundo, Mictlán; también residencia de Tepeyóllotl (dios de las montañas, los ecos y el jaguar). Esta es la región donde dos montañas chocan, produciendo enormes ecos como señal a los muertos para cruzar al siguiente nivel

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"the place where mountains come together"

in aztec mythology, Tepeme Monamictlán is the second of nine levels of the underworld Mictlán, also residence of Tepeyóllotl (god of mountains, echoes and jaguar); this is the place where two mountains crash, producing enormous echoes as signs for the dead to cross to the next level

Y Bülbül - The Heath (Pingipung Premiere)

Tepeme Música