Son of Sound - Night Shift (low-res 96kbs mp3)
Vinyl exclusive release available December 13th on Basement Floor Records.

Night Shift

Looking For You

Looking For You (Main Vocal Mix) [feat. Tshaka Campbell]

Fading Signal

What's done is done

Lines of longing

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Damian Lazarus signs another classic from the enigmatic DrumTalk, a revered producer who brings in the sublime singing talents of Josa Peit, signed to Brandt Brauer Frick’s label for the invigorating and anthemic ‘Lose Again’. 

Championed by Gilles Peterson, Seth Troxler, Midland & Huxley of late and attracting a large, loyal and diverse following from James Holden and Skream, ‘Wildcard’ shows DrumTalk’s sinister sneer, a techno weapon shooting to kill. ‘Gamma’ makes playful experiments with sounds to great effect, a unique and eloquent record that sways with grace.  

DrumTalk is an East London-based producer and DJ. Inspiration comes via the musical lineage of London, Chicago, New York and Detroit, Lagos and Accra. Elements of house, techno, bass culture and the rhythms of West Africa and the Caribbean are all to be found here. His productions and remixes for More Music, Sofrito, Soundway, Get Me! and Huntleys & Palmers have been making an impact far and wide, garnering the attention and support of DJs such as James Holden, Jackmaster, Gilles Peterson and Skream, amongst a host of others.

Josa Peit is a Berlin-based singer and musician. Her debut EP is released on Brandt Brauer Frick's label The Gym Records.


TRACK LISTING

A1 - Lose Again feat.Josa Peit
B1 - Wildcard
B2 - Gamma

Lose Again

DrumTalk - Lose Again feat. Josa Peit

Morris Audio 97: Elvis Cassetta - longstreet claps ep (incl. JammHot remix)
12"/digi out early/mid march 2016.

Some more homegrown beats from Elvis Cassetta on Morris Audio! After his huge tune “Humney” (Morris Audio 94), Mr. Cassetta is ready with another fine EP called “Longstreet Claps”. The title track is a deep and upbuilding house tune with cool vocals and a sexy bassline and shows Elvis’ more subtle side of house. More of that please! The remix courtesy of up and coming London/Leeds duo JammHot (Madtech, Roots of Bloom, Morris Audio)  takes a more stripped down approach, but is as sexy as the original version. The B-side offers two straight club cuts, Elvis Cassetta style! And yes, Elvis is his real name! Enjoy!

Morris Audio 97: Elvis Cassetta - luscious chords

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Careless... (RIP George Michael)

Stephan G - Nowhere To Go

The painting was somewhat distorted by the fragmented nature of his head from last summer. It had been a tough year but little by little he had been able to piece together what needed to be drawn from memory in order to begin his healing. It would always take for him to feel more like himself again but he had never particularly expected to find himself sat upon a beach painting out pictures of his problems from another life far away. This was supposed to be meditative rather than pensive, happy not sad. 

Benjamin Frohlich has invited some of his favourite producers to contribute to a remixes EP which features appearances from the likes of Chinaski and Aera. It is I:Cube however, who steals the show.

Remixes From Memory

PREMIERE: Benjamin Frohlich - Drawn From Memory (I:Cube Remix)[Permanent Vacation]

RN&C - Lovin You

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