Let's get this gem to the charts, or at least to the moon and back.

this song is the most beautiful thing I've heard throughout  my entire life.

oh my god. I've been hearing this song for YEARS in mixes and it just really touched me today. Had to track it down.. but this right here. NOBODY plays this part

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeTv7cp3zE4

are you comfortable here?







Listen everywhere:
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maybe it was god

The Young Punx 3rd album “All These Things Are Gone” is an alternately joyous and melancholic journey investigating the themes of the passage of time, and what is accidentally lost from culture in the name of progress. The album is built around the heart of this epic 14 minute title track, which deadpan catalogs over 60 things which are only connected by virtue of no-longer being around any more, against a constantly developing soundscape inspired by the bliss house of 90s artists like The Beloved and Saint Etienne.


"All you love will always fade away,
We find it in the night, and lose it in the day.
Mountains rise and fall into the sea.
The years roll by, till all these things are gone..."

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Clash magazine said: "Soaring expansive production"

"The Young Punx is a forward-facing project, allowing the two to apply a renewed sense of imagination to their myriad influences."

"The Young Punx begin by playfully toying with fluid house rhythms before pushing into experimental realms."

"Sheer Balearic heaven, managing to perfectly capture that 6am feeling on the White Island. Sure, there are nods to the 90s house lineage but the pair add a fresh polish to those sounds, with their irreverence shining through with each percussive snap and sundown note."

Which was nice of them.
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And check out the beautiful video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDnJ1kAgNMY&hd=1


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All These Things Are Gone (album version)

Maison J is the Nu-Disco / Turbofunk alter ego of Tokyo based hiphop artist Jackkn (Jay). Following on from releases on Stardust Records and Reset!'s Body Heat imprint, here Jay cuts and splices from Japanese City Pop deep cut "Never Touch Again" by Toshiki Kadomatsu to make a mid tempo disco house groover in the MofoHifi / Heavy Disco style.

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Maison J - Tokyo Touch (edit)

ILLCONCEPTZ

Long time no see. Here's a remix of Calvin Harris' 'Summer'. It's a free download!

Calvin Harris - Summer (Bate Rigason Remix)

a guy showed me a video that i liked and it inspired me lol

Sumekr Amp

Ain't No Words [DRAGON TAMER MASH]

RandomSynthsWithNoParticularOrderWhatsoever

my mini-album, ‘BE THERE 4 U' is here! and a little background on this: this is project about inclusion, especially in electronic music. to me, all electronic music is sort of relative, as they’ve all fed off and influenced each other at some point

i hope you can hear my enjoyment it took to make this album and i can say without a doubt, this is my best work to date. TY!  

also, big BIG shout out to the mans that help me visualize this whole thing: instagram.com/dakfu @dakfu

heals u

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“The Young Punx are credible dance music provocateurs in the manner of the KLF” – Billboard

The Young Punx create omnidirectional high low electronica. Born in 2003 out of London’s vibrant underground mashup, bootleg and breakbeat scenes they continue to celebrate and subvert the dance music form in their own world where the norms of house, jungle, hip hop and breaks are disrupted by a seemingly random sound-clash of genre mashes and pop culture incursions. 

The Young Punx have always been running the opposite direction in a parallel world where an electro house track can feature both a rap made from the shipping forecast and a shred metal guitar solo (Rockall); a disco house remix of an annoying TV advert can end up 25 to 1 for Christmas number one (Got Your Number), an internet collab with one of the world’s leading indie rappers can create the boxing anthem for a generation (Ready For The Fight), they can join forces with Amanda Palmer and Peaches for an ode to female body hair (Map Of Tasmania); or throwaway tracks can sit side by side with a deeply moving 15 minute exploration of the ennui of loss and the passage of time (All These Things Are Gone). The Young Punx make no sense at all and are pretty much cool with that. 

The Young Punx’ music is the some time side project of multi-Grammy-nominated multi-platinum musician / producer Hal Ritson who has worked on about a 1000 other tracks that you have actually heard of. 

The Young Punx visual presentation is created by esteemed Dutch multimedia artist Han Hoogerbrugge whose surreal cast of hand-drawn and cgi-animated characters front the act’s artwork and form part of his own exhibited work. 

The Young Punx FM podcast, offering a trademark mixture of eclectic dance music and drunken banter, has been running since 2007 with tens of thousands of regular listeners worldwide. 

“Breaks, pop, disco, drum & bass, opera and surf are all thrown in to create a giddying bombardment that doesn’t let up once throughout… a good-time party soundtrack ” – IDJ

“The Young Punx are redefining musical cool” – EQ Magazine

“Electronic authority The Young Punx is as conceptual as it is joyous and radio-friendly.” – Culture Or Trash

“Sheer Balearic heaven, managing to perfectly capture that 6am feeling on the White Island ... with their irreverence shining through with each percussive snap and sundown note.” – Clash

“Their boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm shines throughout with an underlying organic live feel that’s perfect for that party atmosphere.” – Mixmag

All These Things Are Gone (album version)

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