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Sly & Robbie - Superthruster

http://radiozora.fm/unheard-melodies-enchanting-new-tunes-from-yarn

Get a sneak peak into the YARN studio: the emerging psychill producer duo made us an exclusive mix of almost entirely unreleased psychedelic downtempo gems, fresh out of the oven. The Yarn show is on air on the Chill channel from 30th October Wednesday, 8pm CET.
Hungarian Ferenc Majercsik and Nandor Horvath, the young producers behind Yarn are creating deep and imaginative chill-out music together since 2011. They are relentlessly working on new enchanting tunes to be released on Psylife Records in the near future and are already after three succesful releases. Their debut album YARNIA came out only a few months before the Yarn guys received an invitation to play the mind-boggling tunes in the Chillout Dome of O.Z.O.R.A. Festival in 2013. Their live set in Ozora turned quite a few heads since then and was followed by two beautiful EP releases: Questions & Answers and just recently Inner Expedition.
Yarn music sounds like a constant metamorphosis of swirling ambient soundscapes, touching melodies and floating beats. A playful fusion of mesmerizing rhythms and mystic atmospheres always with a hint of psychedelic effects. This time we don't give you a tracklist because the material is almost entirely unreleased and most of the works are still unnamed as well...

Yarn "Unheard Melodies" Psylife Records Series 30/10/2013

Dawn Chorus

Drop Location

'Daddy's Car' is the second song to be heard from the 'Someday World' album and follows the album's first track 'The Satellites'.

Learn more and preorder the album from http://enohyde.com

Brian Eno - Brass, Piano, Abayomi Synth, 2nd Voice, End Lyric, Backing Voice
Karl Hyde - 1st Voice, Main Lyric, Backing Voice, Guitar 
Fred Gibson - Foundation, Drums, Brass, Backing Voice
Don E - Bass Synth
John Reynolds - Drums
Chris Vatalaro - Drums
Marianna Champion - Backing Voice

Produced by Brian Eno with Fred Gibson

Daddy's Car

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Eno • Hyde - Daddy's Car

Holmes began djing in Belfast from the age of 15. His first hit was the song "DeNiro", with Ashley Beedle, in 1992. In the early to mid 1990s he ran two club nights in the Belfast Art College known as Sugar Sweet and Shake Yer Brain. Orbital wrote the track "Belfast", released on their debut album Orbital, after playing at Sugar Sweet.

Holmes released This Film's Crap Let's Slash the Seats, in July 1995.[1] At the time he described the album as being inspired by movies and movie soundtracks, a recurring theme throughout Holmes' work (see Discography). The opening track, "No Man's Land", featured on the soundtrack to the film, Pi. In the same year, he also provided the ambient links between the songs on the album Infernal Love by Therapy?. In 1997, Holmes released Let's Get Killed.[1] Many of the tracks featured Brazilians dancing in the streets of New York, recorded by Holmes using a minidisc. The album's first single, "My Mate Paul," was Holmes' first commercial success.

His 1997 Essential Mix, a mixture of northern soul, psychedelic funk and hip hop was voted mix of the year by Muzik magazine

In 1998, Danny DeVito commissioned him to do the score for Steven Soderbergh's film Out of Sight. He scored a second film for Soderbergh in 2001, including some songs from Let's Get Killed and Bow Down to the Exit Sign on the Ocean's Eleven remake.

After releasing a remix album, Come Get It I Got It, in 2002, Holmes released David Holmes Presents The Free Association in 2003. This was a departure for the artist as all his previous work had been solo. The Free Association featured four other bandmates who toured with Holmes after the album was launched.

As a remixer he has reworked tracks by artists such as U2, Doves, Manic Street Preachers, Primal Scream, Page and Plant, Saint Etienne and Ice Cube.

Before beginning his musical career, Holmes worked as a hairdresser and chef. He also briefly owned and ran a café called Mogwai near the Queen's University of Belfast and, since 2009, has run an intimate club in South Belfast called The Menagerie.

In 2008, he composed the music for the "New iPhone" ad campaign. An album, The Holy Pictures, was released on 8 September 2008,[2] from which the track "Holy Pictures" was selected for the soundtrack of Pro Evolution Soccer 2010.

In April 2009, he topped the Irish Times' "50 Best Irish Acts Right Now".[3]

His latest release was a best of compilation, The Dogs Are Parading, released on 26 April 2010.

05 - Smokey Joe's La La (Instrumental)

Rekab arrives on the shores of Analog Concept Records in a sense-satisfying, lush style with the Concept EP.

There's a lot packed into these 4 tracks, as the record spins full circle emitting sonic intricacy for both the mind and the floors. Right away, vividly soothing and atmospheric hybrids of downtempo breakbeat electronica with a bit of ambient techno personality blissfully charm the experiences on Concept 1 and 2, while the B side extends the cosmic joyride with the soul permeating chords and therapeutic electro of Concept 3; and of course there is fun where there is mystery, hence a 909 and ambient house flavoured remix of the third Concept from the always impressive yet very elusive Convextion aka E.R.P.
Curated with purpose, mastered with love.
Treat your ears and electronic sets to the vision of Rekab's Concept, up next on vinyl for the exclusive Analog Concept Records.
buy links: https://www.deejay.de/Rekab_Concept_ANCPT008_Vinyl__1036954

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