All ,is start again ,for you

(b II b Vovatrumpeter) -  Subrosа

Jason Edwards 'Codeine' Tim Paris rework

Who killed JackWasFaster?

Was it the post‑pandemic skyrocketing BPMs and the slow death of soul in club music? The exhausting 90s revival — dredging up even its least glorious moments? Maybe it was the nightlife crowd: more “intense,” with Jäger‑tainted breath, white-powdered noses, and the same recycled small‑talk clichés. Or the current musical climate, obsessed with constant novelty over meaningful transformation. Perhaps it was the mainstreaming of tacky spectacle — DJs dressed as mermaids, horses, or bullfighters — a bargain‑basement sublimation of kitsch.

Or maybe it was suicide. A slow collapse brought on by the inability to find new ways to express oneself in this environment; the blur between conviction and inertia; the endless déjà‑vu; the weariness; the age. Like in Murder on the Orient Express, maybe everyone took a stab.

This posthumous EP gathers the final tracks JackWasFaster worked on, a re‑imagined take on his debut cut Bitter Pill, and a blistering remix from Anatolian Weapons. Maybe they’ll help crack the case. Or maybe one day JackWasFaster will rise from the dead.

Until then, peace and love.

https://rottencityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/who-killed-jwf

JackWasFaster - Spiaggia La Pelosa [Rotten City Files]

Effed Up

Jason - Cant Stop It

Kindred Phenomena

Bandcamp

Mattheis - 6| PR6 - Nous'klaer Audio LP 001

Dive-bar turned record label Paradise Palms presents a brand new 7” from revered producer
Justin Robertson (@justinrobertson-deadstock), a man with over 23 years experience as an innovator and restless proponent of fascinating forward-thinking music. His tireless work ethic has ensured that he remains one of the most relevant and exciting DJ/Producers around, as a whole new generation of electronic enthusiasts will sweatily testify. Justin's latest incarnation as The Deadstock 33s has been garnishing lavish praise from established figures such as Andrew Weatherall and Erol Alkan, as well as a diverse cross-section of fresh talent from Daniel Avery to Eats Everything.

Numerical Discord Swap / Cyborg Holiday Snaps is a double-whammy 7” of alien machine funk crafted by the rave pilot himself. Numerical Discord Swap is a low-slung 110bpm Acid weapon while Cyborg Holiday Snaps launches headfirst into hissing electro territory with pounding rhythms and Detroit-strength bass stabs

Numerical Discord Swap / Cyborg Holiday Snaps is available on 7” on 4th December and digital on 8th December, distributed by Rubadub/EPM. The record was mastered by John Vic at Finiflex Studios in Edinburgh.

Numerical Discord Swap / Cyborg Holiday Snaps

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Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s - Numerical Discord Swap

@akvilina-ubartaite 
Naktimis klubų stroboskopų ritmuose paskęsta gilios akys, kol ryški figūra apsigaubia muzikos sūkuryje. Sentimentali tamsa ir neiškapstomas gylis. Tai dabartinės Akvilinos muzikos klajonės. Muzika, kuri papasakoja daugiau nei tūkstančiai žodžių.

 https://www.facebook.com/CinneMonArts/

Akvilina - Eyes wide shut

Out now on iTunes! http://tinyurl.com/cw2hxbr  //  
Tracklist & more info: http://www.lektroluv.be/newsdetail.php?idn=3541

Out now on iTunes!

I Love Techno 2012 mixed by Erol Alkan (teaser)

With its swerving bass slithering over a slow tempo, Leopard Gum is the perfect slow burner, a slice of comatose disco that will find its way to the darkest corners of nightlife – and haunt its DJ sets. The synths that come crashing across the track’s Smagghe & Cross remix add their saturated signature that provide a different kind of hook through its breathless nineminute run.

https://soundcloud.com/lumierenoirerecords

Out on May 31st!

Pre-order!

PRÉMIÈRE: Local Suicide ft. Nicki Fehr - Leopard Gum (Smagghe & Cross Remix) [Lumière Noire]

Sinchi & Friends 83 comes from Vienna based duo @HanzoandYaman. Featuring two upcoming tracks of their own and a number of unreleased tunes coming from some of their favourite producers around the world. It's a clubby kind of mixtape that you will get you dancing day or night. They told us the inspiration came from their Auntie from another County “Titaporn”, their Dj Gigs and the creative crowd that surrounds them. Plus you can get to know a bit more about them from their interview below.

ABOUT

1) Introduce yourself?

We are Hanzo & Yaman we are based in Vienna and Istanbul. Last year we released our first EP called 'Sirisins' and founded our own label Belly Dance Services for this. Besides that we released an EP on Tom Tom Disco this year, which was a great experience because we love Richard Rossa and his music. Hanzo also has had two vinyl releases on the small Viennese label fortunea records.

2) What have been your highlights from the last 12 months?

Seeing People dance and celebrate to our productions. Moreover meeting other fellow producers from highly interesting labels, kicking off promising projects and digging deeper into the fantastic world of music.

3) What do you have lined up for the coming year?

We are going to release an EP on Playground Records and on our own imprint Belly Dance Services. Also we have some remixes that will come out soon. And of course always working on new and old tracks. For next year we are planning to have more shows in different countries.

Check their full interview on the Sinchi Blog here - https://www.sinchi-collective.com/sinchi-friends-83-hanzo-yaman/

Sinchi & Friends 83 - Hanzo & Yaman

The sixth pack of edits to play at parties. Now it has four tracks.

More free edits

Moonoton - Edit #13

My set from the Rhythm Factory in London recently. Things got really deep and heavy...

1  - intro (brian eno - clouds)
2  - Beat intro
3  - Operator					-				Fulcanelli
4  - Flug						-				1k (Truncate Remix)
5  - Voiski					-				Ad Infinitum
6  - Trevino					-				Uptight
7  - Mr. G						-				It Dub
8  - DJ Bone					-				We Control The Beat
9  - Rich Jones					-				Archaic Revival
10-Inigo Kennedy				-				Accordion
11-Developer					-				Sequencia 85
12-Attemporal & Ness			-				Undefined Time Lapse
13-Operator					-				Lionheart
14-Ben Sims					-				Unity
15-Psyk						-				Transito
16-Conforce					-				Receiver
17-Go Hiyama					-				Screw
18-DIAPO						-				EDOM
19-Flug						-				Mental (Jonas Kopp Remix)
20-Hemicoda					-				Nautica
21-Minilogue					-				In A Loving Place
22-Rich Jones					-				Infinity Down
23-Developer					-				Take The Key
24-Developer					-				Gaining
25-Go Hiyama					-				Geometrical (Surgeon Remix)
26-Dadub						-				Death (Lucy Remix)
27-Bas Mooy					-				Nastase (Developer Remix 2)
28-Oswld						-				Du Xcs
29-Sawf						-				Unrhythm (Marcel Fengler Remix)
30-Mike Parker					-				Pendular Vibration
31-Savas Pascalidis				-				Mechanic
32-Developer					-				Variations
33-Elyas						-				Camberwell
34-Operator					-				Finding The Way
35-Abi Bah					-				Rising Up
36-Walls						-				Sunporch (Perc Remix)
37-Conforce					-				Embrace
38-Mr.G						-				Stolen Moments
39-Rhomb					-				Reboot
40-D5						-				Floatation Tank



Rich Jones@Clock, Rhythm Factory, London, UK 22-03-2013

Regular on the 6 Mix and overall electronic guru Erol Alkan describes the first time he heard a Daft Punk track and what it was like.

This Sunday, Now Playing @6Music want you to help them create the Ultimate Daft Punk Playlist as the hype around their new album 'Random, Access, Memories' heads into the stratosphere.

Leave a comment her as to what you think should be in the playlist, Tweet #DaftPunk6Music or head to our blog for more information - http://bbc.in/177vxmn.

And check out Erol's last 6 Mix once again with exclusive new tracks from Soulwax and Tom Rowlands of the Chemical Brothers - http://bbc.in/YWtzDs.

#DaftPunk6Music - Erol Alkan describing the first time he heard Daft punk

Tracklisting 

Kavinsky - Blizzard 

Zombie Nation - Main Game

Digitalism - Demo

Sharooz - Fflash

Daft punk - Yeah 

Digitalism - Echoes 

Bloc party - Truth (Digitalism Remix) 

Alex metric - Rave Weapon 

Boys noize - XTC (Chemical Brothers Remix)

Harvard bass - Prince of Harvard 

Digitalism - Voyage 

Turbo Turbo & S-File - Headhunter (Just Regular Guys Remix)

Harvard Bass - Cream

Fritz Klakbrenner - Hummin Hills

Digitalism - The Pulse (Der Die Das Remix)


DIGITALISM MAY 2013 US TOUR MIXTAPE

Edit i made on a train a while ago

Follow http://www.soundcloud.com/phantasysound to get the previews of the brand new In Flagranti EP [PH27].

http://www.erolalkan.co.uk // https://soundcloud.com/erolalkan // https://www.facebook.com/erolalkan
http://www.phantasysound.co.uk // https://soundcloud.com/phantasysound // https://www.facebook.com/phantasysound
http://www.codek.com // https://soundcloud.com/inflagranti // https://www.facebook.com/inflagrantiofficial

In Flagranti - Brash & Vulgar (Disco 3000 Edit)

It’s not easy ploughing a furrow that ain’t already been ploughed in dance music, but Tim Paris makes it look easy. Nestling somewhere between the sideways slant of a sepia Sunday morning and the electrostatic seduction of a Saturday night, Tim has carved out a cultural niche that is his, and his alone. His original productions range from the jaw-droppingly original (It’s a Fine Line – Woman), to the heartbreakingly sublime (Tim Paris – Outback, Stones & Vinyl), and his remixes (the XX; Silicone Soul; Salif Keita; Telepop Musik) reflect his unique musical position.  Tim’s label, Marketing Music, has quietly gone about releasing some of the most innovative and gloriously confounding electronic house music of the past decade, and his collaboration with ex Black Strobe bohemian Ivan Smagghe, It’s a Fine Line, has borne fruit, after juicy fruit. Dancers, his first full-length release, was signed by Canadian label My Favorite Robot and is an astonishing piece of work. Switching effortlessly from metallic electro purring, to slack-jawed new-wave disco, to shimmering, bewitching, house, it marks a new high point in a career rammed full of them.

Jason Edwards 'Codeine' Tim Paris rework

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