tracklist:
1 - Scorn - Falling (Autechre “FR13” Mix)
2 - Priori - Tech Ne (Beta Librae Remix)
3 - Nick Sinna - Come Again (Luke Hess Remix)
4 - Nicuri - Walks On The Boulevard
5 - Roger 23 - W/Da 15,88% Assistance Ov Nils Maneuvers In The Dark: Win (Mega MIX + Super Dub)
6 - Black Jazz Consortium - Be & Not Know (Feat Christina Wheeler
7 - Dj Jus Ed - Blaze (Doe Do Dab Mix)
8 - Sendex - Do You Really
9 - Specter - Integrated Circuit
10 - Octave One - Nicolette
11 - Omar S - Busaru Beats
12 - Gene Hunt - Jazzie
13 - XDB - Liberty 
14 - Der Opium Queen - Entrance To En Trance
15 - Joe Claussel - Break Free
16 - Roger 23 - Cultural Negotiation
17 - D’Marc Cantu - Shoot The Fish
18 - Virgo - My Space (12 Club Mix)
19 - D’Marc Cantu - The Other Side Of House
20 - Noleian Reissue - Cahokia (Paul Du Lac Jack Dub)
21 - Risque Rhythm Team  - More Than Just A Dance (Jam-Master Mix)
22 - Mark Archer - In the Presence Of Beauty (Reprise Mix)
23 - Villa Abo - Business In Pattern
24 - Ian Pooley - Roots
25 - Roy Davis Jr - Jack Da Rhythms 
26 - Mama Ready - Lavender Dub
27 - Kyle Hall - Weed Or Majik
28 - Ian Pooley - Plunk ’n Bang
29 - JM Silk - Music Is The Key (Original House Key Club 12” Mix)
30 - Mike Dunn - So Let It Be House
31 - Gene Hunt & Ron Hardy - Throwback 87

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If “Sempre a Correr” was the warm-up, then “Homo Hustle” is the final sprint to cross the finish line in style. “Homo Hustle” lands on Discos Extendes to confirm what we all already knew: the future of Portuguese dance music passes through Phoebe, aka Bruno Gonçalves. If his central role as founder of collectives such as “mina” and “Troublemaker Records” were not enough, or his role as programmer in festivals such as “Rama em Flor” or “Ano Zero”, or even as a central figure of the essential non-club “Planeta Manas”... or even as an agent at his own “Myth Agency”! Bruno Gonçalves still manages to find time to dj and produce! And he doesn't do it carelessly. Homo Hustle is a tight and muscular record that reveals his attention to the state of the art of dance music, without ever forgetting the original legacy of house. These were the tracks that he has shown us somewhere in 2021 and that we were so willing to release! A straightforward dance record made to shake your booty. A record that fits Extended Records like a glove!

In “Sempre a Correr” it was the “unstoppable urgency” that distinguishes Phoebe that was spoken about. A very raw, almost naked record, anchored in the 4/4 rhythm and the strength of the kick. Almost a year later, arrives “Homo Hustle”; a direct, muscular album, also aimed at the dance floor, but here with another type of nuances, more musical, which reveals the maturation of Phoebe as a producer. “Afternoon Blaze” is still a transitional track. Anchored in 4/4 with an offbeat bass, reminiscent of some songs by Detroit techno legend Robert Hood, develops into a crescendo where multiple rhythmic patterns and stabs are added to the track over 5 minutes until finally everything explodes! “Go” abandons 4/4, moving towards an aesthetic closer to electro but with great emphasis on claps instead of the traditional snare drums, and with a strong insistence on the repetition and manipulation of the vocal “Give You More” in what seems to be a promise of total delivery on the dancefloor. Side B opens with the hedonism of “Estou Perdido” tied to a drum break and with a somewhat nostalgic and highly emotional soundscape. Without ever abandoning a somewhat dirty and saturated aesthetic, the succession of ravy stabs and a long and continuous horn, here applied as a pad that adds tension to the environment, transport us directly to the middle of the rave and to this profusion of sweaty half-naked bodies who, induced by various consumptions, on any dark, dirty and damp dancefloor, are just looking for pleasure and a moment of collective catharsis. The climax of the album finally comes with “My Friends” which, as the name suggests, is a hymn to the friendship celebrated in the club. Broken beat, with a “in your face” sampled break, the track is guided by a vocal of which at the start immediately asks us: “Have you ever met those type of people that don’t quite get it?”. We have. But we do understand! Epic and celebratory, “My Friends” uses elements that are already common in Phoebe's production: a staby and distorted bass, repeated and manipulated voice samples, wide variations in rhythmic patterns, outlining a strong musical identity. A sure-fire recipe that promises to hit with a bang on any dance floor. The record ends with a remix by Jensen Interceptor (with whom Bruno has a special bond as they had worked together during his time at Outer Agency), who takes “Afternoon Blaze” and transforms it into a bassy madness, full of percussion and distorted 808s to finish the album in a smash! “Homo Hustle” by Phoebe, a record, and certainly a career, to be taken into account.

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In the early to mid nineties, Portugal went through its very own dance music explosion. Clubs like Alcântara-Mar and Kremlin in Lisbon (with DJ Luis Leite and DJ Vibe as residents, respectively) or Rocks and Industria in Porto were the epicenter of that movement. Labels like Kaos put out vital records by local producers and party crews organised raves of epic proportions in monasteries and castles - this eventually attracted international buzz, with one British publication using the expression "Underground house music from a paradise called Portugal" in an article. That's where Paraíso, the name of José Acid a.k.a. Shcuro's brand new label, comes from.

José Acid belongs to a generation of DJs who weren't quite old enough to live the Portuguese rave era first-hand and instead got to know it through visits to record shops and whatever info he could catch on TV or on the radio. But the naive, minimalistic take on Chicago house, NYC tribal grooves and even early trance that was crafted in Portugal at that time stuck with him until the present day - that's why he founded Paraíso: a label, radio show and party that aims to rekindle the original flame of Portuguese dance music from the 90s.

For the first release on the label, he recruited some of the most active producers in Portugal's new generation. The record opener, 'Infesta' by Internal NY Rhythms (also known as Trikk, who's released on Optimo Music, Man Make Music and more) is a raw, melodic cut, punctuated by percussion that transpires tropicality. Emauz, one of Lisbon's most interesting new producers, delivers 'Pitched' - her debut on vinyl and an energetic and original belter, with a beautiful driving bass and effected claps and cowbells. On the Flipside, Violet (One Eyed Jacks, Rádio Quântica) delivers an unapologetic ode to early trance with 'Eternal fountain', all dreamy arpeggios and snare rushes, while José Acid's 'No Ego' injects the addictive, beautiful 303 sound into the equation, creating a sonic love letter to the pioneers of the very brand of raw, emotional dance music that inspired Portugal to have its own movement.

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Pluie/Noir Recorgings 009
Atree — “Pambore” — 2x12" Vinyl LP

A1. ‘Safe & Secure’ (7.04)
A2. ‘Smoothoperator’ (6.59)
B1. ‘M3aty’ (7.16)
B2. ‘Weirdo’ (7.00)
C1. ‘Tr33mer’ (6.58)
C2. ‘Linksunten’ (6.35)
D1. ‘Pambore’ (7.01)
D2. ‘Hielo’ (6.39)

Written & Produced by Oliver Gleinser
Mastered & Cut by Helmut Herler at Dubplates & Mastering
Artwork by Nuno Patrício
Design & Copy by Max Binski
Manufactured by Pallas 
Distributed by Vinylfuture.com

Looking back at the imprint’s catalog one would expect Pluie/Noir’s 9th release to be in the same organic tones as previous outputs, but "Pambore" is anything but predictable: Atree's debut on Pluie/Noir is a homage to drum-machines and analog synthesizers and a welcome breath of fresh air to the imprint's evergrowing music catalog.
With a true 'no bullshit’ attitude, the Stuttgarter (soon-to-be-Berliner) Oliver put together 8 dancefloor-oriented tracks that bend the boundaries between micro-house and acid-techno while always keeping things swingy and surprising, full of bleepy sounds and playful synth melodies. Oliver's music is without a doubt very light-hearted, with a endearing aura that is usually reminicent of producers living closer to the Mediterranean sea. “Pambore” is a showcase of exactly that: a hefty but light-hearted double-EP that presents eight variations of his sincopated, and ultimately funky drum programming, bouncy basslines, tumbling synth leads and functional story-telling.
This homage to machine music brings on board the Portuguese graphic wizard Nuno Patrício to visually interpret the EP, keeping with the imprint’s usual audio-visual affair. Limited Pressings.

Pluie/Noir Recordings 
Limited Pressing.
Release Date: December 11th 2017

Pambore

[PNR009] Atree - Pambore

Mr.Spock's debut 12" on Nylon.
A Gilles Peterson personal favourite.

Guest musicians on "Words and Poets": Pony (Guitar), Adriano (Bass), Raul Marques (Trumpet).
Guest musicians on "By Request nº2": The Spaceboys (João, Tiago and Francisco)

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