Here are some singles from some of my released material. If you like stuff, hey, there are links to go buy any of this stuff all up in each track, so, you know, dang, pretty easy. 

Some stuff.

Piknic Électronik 2014 - Playlist Officiel

Garnica_No Regrets (Undo remix)

Available to buy now on:

Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/so-long-ep/419083-01/
Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/91891/so-long-ep-incl-move-d-remix
Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/so-long-ep/365221

FINA on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FINAREC 
FINA on Twitter: https://twitter.com/FINARECORDS 
FINA on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FINAREC 

FINA002 - Leif - 'So Long' [Move D Remix] (edit)

New track on Death On the Balcony's new imprint Vice & Virtue! An experiment with making music totally live that the boys just totally ripped a couple remixes on!

I Wish I Knew

Room23

Bonus Points (Feat. Steven Dermody)

From my release on my label Make Mistakes, coming out January 14th on Beatport. 

Differs

Coming April 14th on Make Mistakes, Time for Trees - Fight For Who Goes First

Time for Trees - Just Dunno {MMD020}

My remix off of the new Miquel Salla album on Make Mistakes.

Bandcamp

Miquel Salla - Disruption (Time For Trees Remix)

Time For Trees - Washington Square {MMD026}

Available November 30th.

For years I had been privileged to receive frequent and detailed communications regarding the most advanced scientific and metaphysical studies. This information was of a highly specialized nature that seemed to be unknown to the common run of scientists and metaphysicians, yet was nevertheless attainable by such avid non-specialists as myself, providing of course that one possessed a receptive temperament and willingly opened oneself to certain channels of thought and experience. 

-Thomas Ligotti, Teatro Grottesco

Time For Trees - Tanatian Hills {MMD026}

Nattura [Cocoon Recordings]

Last Easter weekend I felt like going through my old vinyl and select some good techno that I rediscovered. It was a good opportunity to prepare my set for the upcoming annual Queensday event from Dave Clarke.


Petrichor - On tides - Soma
Papol - 16.1 - Serial Number 489 Records
Maurizio - M5 - Basic Channel
Eveline Fink - Hula Hoop (Geido Schneider's break that brain remix) - Enough music
Derek Marin - Grim Sleeper - demo
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Johannes Heil - Spinal Chord - Kanzleramt
Oscar Mulero - Intentionally false (Shifted remix) - Warm Up
Jonas Kopp - Reject - Curle
Robert hood - Sleep Cycle - Miimal Nation
Robert Hood - War in the streets - M - Plant
Sterac - Transpose - 100% Pure

Estroe-Proton April techno part2

We finally got our first Essential new tune on Pete Tong's radio one show last Friday when Heidi filled in and chose our upcoming remix of Navid Izadi on Wolf + Lamb.

Check Heidi's whole show here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01rqb6z

Essential New Tune - Feelin' Purple (Soul Clap Remix)

[PNR003] Various Artists
Pluie/Noir Year One 
3x12” Compilation (400 copies, vinyl only)

Mastered by Pole at Scape Mastering
Artwork by Max Binski & Ayane
Design by Max Binski
Manufactured at Optimal Media
Made by Handle With Care
Distributed by Intergroove Germany 

Pluie/Noir Recordings
Est. Release Date: July/August 2013

Act I - Intro
A1/ Three_Angles “Hor-ma” 
A2/ Radiq “Goodbye South, Goodbye”

Act II - The Dry Bars
B1/ Cleymoore “Starpauseflash” 
B2/ Ztrl “New Way”

Act III - The Wet Basements
C1/ Vlad Caia “Subject 238” 
C2/ Diogo “Insecuriosity”

Act IV - The Empty Streets
D1/ Dr. Nojoke “Awrani” 
D2/ Seuil “Prelude”

Act V- The Crowded Flats
E1/ Albert Schwartz “11aa99” 
E2/ Andrés Marcos “An Apple a Day”

Act VI - Outro
F1/ Levat “White Steps” 
F2/ S.A.M. “You’re Gonna Be Ok”


Press Release:

In what was a definitive first year for the imprint, with two solid EPs from Petre Inspirescu and Vlad Caia, Pluie/Noir also endorsed numerous acclaimed Podcasts and served as the platform for various artistic endeavors embraced not only by their own artists but also by the world. To commemorate this achievement, and in a respectful manner to their long time collaborators, the imprint is now releasing a 12 track compilation spread across three 12”s showcasing the various sounds that personify the imprint and give their artists a well deserved voice.
The narrative to the compilation reflects the minimalistic musical template that is so dear to Pluie/Noir, where simple and complex structures meet along the way in the attempt of creating something that can last in time. Each track is a concise exploration of house music’s skeleton, leaving nothing to waste, but never feeling in slightest bit sterile. It’s surprising and unpredictable, but in an organized, artistic manner.
Three_Angle’s ‘Hor-Ma’ (A1) progresses subtly, shaped by soft bumps and clicks. It’s welcoming, cleverly paving the way for the rest the compilation to interact. The now familiar Radiq follows with a typically eccentric addition, ‘Goodbye South Goodbye’ (A2). Characterised by its splintered hybridization microhouse and ambient techno, it’s certainly a head turner. Pluie/Noir founder Cleymoore contributes with ‘Starpauseflash’, a sleek and delicate number that uses looped keys and syncopated percussion to create something thought provoking. ‘New Way’ by Ztrl (B2) follows in this vein, the funky, tripped-out pattering of percussion and dreamy keynotes are spread out across a remarkably stripped-back rhythmic blueprint. Vlad Caia’s ‘Subject 238’ (C1) represents the taste of Romania that has been so inspirational to Pluie/Noir. It’s simple, clean and devastatingly effective. Diogo’s delightfully named ‘Insecuriosity’ (C1) is an impudent tapestry of sounds, rich with idiosyncratic sampling and impulsivity, reminiscent of early micro-house. This evocation is carried over to Dr. Nojoke’s alluring ‘Awrani’ (D1), which again exposes its very delicate compositional layers by draining everything from its low-end. It’s a divine afterhours groove that ripples and shakes in all the right places. French-born & based Seuil changes gear with ‘Prelude’ (D2), which draws from the same diverse sonic palate as those before him on the compilation but works from a noticeably more solid 4/4 foundation. Albert Schwartz’s ‘11aa99’ (E1) introduces the compi- lation’s first use of vocals - the deep, soulful American lyrics work alchemically with the shuffling house beat. ‘An Apple a Day’ by Andres Marcos (E2) is another percussive session, but the experimental Pluie/Noir touches keep the piece alive. The penultimate ‘White Steps’ by Levat (F1) is a gorgeous slice of microhouse, lean and groovy, the vocal slivers adding a warm feeling to the mix, before the compilation closes with S.A.M’s ‘You’re Gonna Be Okay’ (F2), another outing of enigmatic, stripped-back house.
Presented in gatefold format - once again designed by man-of-the-house Max Binski, and painted in collaboration with Ayane - this highly collectable release reflects on a successful first year for Pluie/Noir while also signifying a very promising future. A canon of DJ delights on one hand, it’s also wonderfully applicable in the home setting, ensuring its practical longevity and status as a musical treasure for a long time to come.

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[PNR003] B1. Cleymoore - Starpauseflash (low quality snippet)

Time for Trees is the alter ego of sound designer, musician, and artist Joshua Smith. When not making sounds for video games, he can often be found making music about the deep simplicity of human existence and its futile striving.

Differs

Time for Trees & The Fortune Finder