release date: 24th of February 2014
Beatport exclusive: http://bit.ly/EelkeEP

Early support from The Aston Shuffle, Hernan Cattaneo, Jacques Renault, Kidnap Kid, Nick Warren, Damian Lazarus, Rub N Tug, diskJokke, Bottin, Coyote, Mixmag and more.  

With most DJ’s barely getting their teeth in to 2014 yet, Rotterdam based composer and producer Eelke Kleijn is already back teasing more huge tracks. Set for release on Feb. 24 on Eskimo Recordings are two brand new originals. ‘Lovely Sweet Divine’ is a slice of space disco heaven. This otherworldly tune is drenched in expansive reverb, disco rhythms and infectious arpeggiated basslines.

Typically brooding with an uplifting inflection, 'A Tale Of Two Lovers' is Eelke at the top of his game – only what we have come to expect from recent months. Combining fluid violins, hang drums and his typical bass rumble it’s a track from someone so adept at production they have the confidence and freedom to play around with styles in the 7-minute runtime.

TRACKLIST
1. Eelke Kleijn - Lovely Sweet Divine
2. Eelke Kleijn - A Tale Of Two Lovers
3. Eelke Kleijn - A Tale Of Two Lovers (Dub Mix)

'A Tale Of Two Lovers' will also feature on ‘The Blue Collection’, the second installment in a new compilation series on Eskimo based around colours. It’s the follow-up to last year’s lauded 'The Pink Collection’.

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www.eelkekleijn.nl/‎
www.facebook.com/eskimorecordings
www.eskimorecordings.be
www.newsrecords.be/
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Lovely Sweet Divine / A Tale Of Two Lovers

Eelke Kleijn - A Tale Of Two Lovers

Dave DK - Woolloomooloo

Jim Henderson's first release is a statement. This 'Never Ending EP' is one coherent and captivating story, recreating atmospheres that could only appear in your dreams. 

Jim delivers in building tension without losing focus and keeping you immersed in his wonderful fictional world of Elves and Dark Angels. The tracks on this EP are riddled with staggering rhythms, wonderful arrangement skills and subtle, yet intricate melodies.

www.moodfamily.net

Never Ending

Jim Henderson - Never Ending

David Douglas - Moon Observations (Henry Saiz Remix)

Dancing the night away

You'll never be disap"pointed with this playlist

Oberst & Buchner Feat. Mimu - Doves (Rampue Remix)

D.E.C.A.D.A. - Lips Don't Lie

BOg: 
https://www.facebook.com/bogmusic

Moderat:
https://www.facebook.com/moderat.band

FREE DOWNLOAD: Moderat - Finder (BOg Remix)

Christian Löffler - A Forest (Original Mix)

Label : Neglected Grooves
Release date : 1 nov 2012



Mike Tohr - Pearls from heaven (Original mix)

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/the-end/2690872
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/album/the-end-single/1481942205
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/14SPwjeJXH0UJUdsttrzUk

Dutch prodigy Budakid returns to Exploited for his third mesmerising EP on the label, with two fresh new opuses for your delectation. 

The End is one of his typically cinematic tracks, reminiscent of 90s melodic breakbeat types Hybrid. Hovering, Reese-toned bass looms subtly over intricate, light broken beats and gently enveloping string progressions. Crisp and spacious, the arrangement is honed to perfection. Muted, gated stabs echo the ghost of 90s trance in the breakdown, fusing beautifully with the breaks when the beat drops back in. Soft cymbal rides splash across the surface as the elements fuse back together for a restrained crescendo. Perfect for the afterhours or a spot of deep meditation.

Linguistic sees Budakid in more of a deep house / melodic techno mood. Subtle synth licks waft across the stereo field as live percussion forms a groove and wildlife sounds create a heady atmosphere deep in the distance. A plodding groovy bassline drives its way into the foreground, while minimialist layers of electronics build the mood. The brain-twisting breakdown makes more great use of noise gating as a dizzying lead soars and pulses. Its a great piece of work that centres more on mood and texture than melody, and in doing so recalls classic progressive house sounds.

The End

Budakid - The End | Exploited

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David Douglas - Moon Observations (Henry Saiz Remix)

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