Entanglement

Forthcoming on Aficionado's next 10". 
Release on RSD 2015 worldwide!

Dr. Arvid's Campfire On The Doones (Wildlife Edit)

PHNCST230 - Hugo Mendez

T-P-F MIX 6 --- Live at Phonica Records Summer 2016

Coming soon!
ROHS!06/7” Desove 
Dub Rhetorica
A. Sammy's Way
B. Ginger On The Loose
2016 (Berlin)

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previews. Desove - Dub Rhetorica / green coloured vinyl | ROHS!

From 'Ambient Parks : Volume 3' on New Kanada (NK64)

Release Date: September 26th, 2017

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Ambient Parks Volume 3

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'Quiet Love' by Souns

‘Sham’ Taken from my debut album 01DEAS 
released 23/03 on R&S Records  http://smarturl.it/01DEAS

A1. Eddies
A2. Crime Jazz
A3. Can’t Breathe (feat. Anushka)
A4. Hi Top Remix (feat A-F-R-O)
B1. Sham
B2. Mike’s Afro (feat Gatto Fritto)
B3. Mbira
C1.  Revenge (feat Rutendo Machiridza)
C2. Strings
C3. Needy
D1. Mr. Brown
D2. Broken
D3. Radiance

01DEAS

Sham

Lumes

Shuta Yasukochi returns to Archives after his first album 'Short Stories', released last year. 'Leaving' includes remixes by Alex Bober (Magdalene Flowers) and Warmth.

Written and Produced by Shuta Yasukochi. 
Mastering by Rob Small. 
Archives44 // ArchivesCD25 
Archives / 2018

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Shuta Yasukochi - Yoru (Alex Bober Remix)

Pano

“Wylah. Bringer of Rain.”

Written, produced and performed by Phoebe Dubar (IKSRE)
Mastered by Rob Masterton @supermagichats

Featuring field recordings from the Australian bush alongside synths, vocals and binaural beats, Wylah is a deeply emotive piece, inspired by the devastating bushfires that are sweeping across the country.  

“This piece came from a conversation I had with a Wylah (Yellow-tailed Black Cocktatoo) one afternoon in the forest. I had been hunting sounds all morning and was losing hope of getting anything worthwhile, so I was packing up to go home. I had almost reached the car park when two Wylahs appeared from nowhere and began chatting with me from the branches above. It was quite magical. I can’t explain how or why but I just knew they were talking to me. Asking me to record them and share their message.”

In Aboriginal tradition, the Black Cockatoo has a significant place. It is a beautiful, graceful bird with an unmistakable but somewhat mournful call. They represent change and enlightenment and herald the coming of rain. They are also believed to be the guides and guardians of the spirits of loved ones on their journey to rest amongst the Ancestors. (source: http://www.ngaoara.org.au/story)

Achingly beautiful, yet subtle, this song represents the ending. Mother nature’s mournful cry. The devastation. And the empty silence at the end.

T-P-F MIX 6 --- Live at Phonica Records Summer 2016

The Pattern Forms