Skream & Tom Demac - EMF [Hot Creations]

White Flowers EP [Kompakt]

Serenade EP [Kompakt]

Linda's Theme

Tom Demac - Vocoders Revenge

Tom Demac - Linda's Theme

Smoke Stained Ivories

Tom Demac - Beckett's Racket

Tom Demac - RIP Vogel

It Grows Again

Tom Demac & Will Samson - It Grows Again

A mix consisting of music I've written in the last couple of months, aired on the Skream show, Radio One - 14.03.14.

Tracklist:

1. Charlotte OC - Hangover (Tom Demac remix) [Stranger]
2. Sweatshop Boys - Wanna Be More (Tom Demac remix) [Leftroom]
3. Perera Elsewhere - Dreamt that Dream (Tom Demac remix) [Friends of Friends]
4. Tom Demac - Vocoders Revenge [AUS music]
5. Gazelle Twin - Belly of the Beast (Tom Demac's unofficial edit) [Dub]
6. Tom Demac - Days with Poly [AUS Music]
7. Tom Demac & Will Samson - It Grows Again (live edit) [AUS Music]




30 Min mix for Radio One

Rinse show I recorded along with a little story time. 

Tom Demac - Rinse FM: 30th May 2014

Remix I did for Matt Tolfrey's leftroom. 

Sweatshop Boys - Wanna Be More [Tom Demac Remix]

Luke Vibert - Halloween (Tom Demac RMX)

Out 16th March via www.soundcloud.com/ausmusic

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Out 16th March via @ausmusic

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www.twitter.com/tomdemac

Guilty Measures

The Shuttle Awaits

Having spent much of 2016 locked away in his studio, Tom Demac returns with his first original material for well over a year.

Introducing his new concept, 'XII Series', Tom will self-release a new track every month, commencing with 'Aurora Dawn', available digitally on  30th January 2017.

Buy on Beatport

Aurora Dawn [XII Series] (snippet)

Clattering drums! 
Out on Beatport, 27th February.

Muyu  [XII Series]

Release IV of my new monthly XII Series. Released on Beatport 28th April.

Colouration [XII Series]

Pipe Dreams [XII Series]

Remix I've done from Scandinavian band 'Darkness Falls'. I love scandinavian swag, so it made sense to get on this.. Original and their album produced by the mighty Trent Moller. Other remixes on the package from Com Truise, Sun Glitters & Trent Moller.

Darkness Falls - Timeline (Tom Demac Remix) [clip]

Out Now
Beatport: http://po.st/TikiTakaBP
Spotify: http://po.st/TikiTakaSP

Tiki Taka [XII Series]

Taken from Tom Demac & Real Lies debut EP for Kompakt "White Flowers", out September 14.

Buy/Stream: https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/WhiteFlowersSD

Tom Demac & Real Lies - White Flowers (Ambient Mix)

Tom Demac - Felix

Tom Demac & Real Lies - White Flowers

Cat No: GT04 
Artist: Tom Demac 
Title: Obstructing The Light EP 
Label: Glass Table 
Format: Picture Disc 12" & Digital 
Release Date: 30th July 2012 

After releases on Hypercolour and its digital off shoot, Tom Demac now makes the step up to the Glass Table imprint with a far ranging three track EP that is arguably his finest to date. Never one to fall into the usual tried and tested traps, Demac’s sound is as idiosyncratic as the man who makes it, drawing on myriad influences and getting the best out of his fine collection of studio of gear. When he’s not tweeting about pooing, how many cookies he’s eaten in 20 minutes or other such incidentals, that is. 

‘Obstructing The Light’ is a lazy and moody soup of swirling deep house. Dreamy voices drift like clouds above a chugging kick clap combo as light finger melodies keep things from growing all too dour. 

‘Four Leaves Right’ is a quicker joint, but the moods are still studiously sombre and melancholic. There’s an irresistibly swinging arc to each kick that really sweeps you up, along with a deep, buried, bobbling Bristol bass-like b-line to keep things firmly rooted on the dancefloor despite the dream-pop vocals and layers of intricate percussion. 

‘For the Love of Grey’ is the final effort and another one that is epic in its design without ever drifting too far away from a solid groove. From finger clicks to wooden hits, sad strings and snatched vocal coos, the mood is an involved, inward one that has shades of John Roberts’ organic textures and Moodymann’s atmospherics from start to finish. 

With this EP Tom Demac continues in Glass Table’s boutique tradition, but so too does he mark himself out as a producer with far silkier skills than your average electronic beatsmith.

Obstructing the Light ft. Duncan Edward Jones [Glass Table]

@tomdemac is no stranger to us, with well-played releases on Hypercolour, Electronique Audio and Glasstable, we were happy to offer him a home with Kompakt in 2018 thanks to a collaboration with Real Lies titled “White Flowers”. Tom returns to Kompakt, this time solo with the 3 tracker “Serenade” .

The title track is delicately brought together by a fragile piano rhythm and poetic wisdom over the might of the kick drum. Tom says its best that “Despite it being a little generic adding spoken word talking about music over actual music, the poetic nature of the delivery and description of the effects and emotions that music can bring, really worked with the piano I had written for this song.”

“Seventh Sign” was initially intended an experiment in cello recordings through an effects pedal but ended up being track brimming with pure techno groove. Second Skin is the perfect finale embracing epic elements of broken beat and even IDM sensibilities with a gorgeously misguided horn leading the march.

On Serenade, Tom Demac shows he has what it takes to reconfigure the vitality of what emotive techno can be. A central force that has kept the beat of Kompakt’s heart in rhythm since day one.

Buy/Stream

Tom Demac - Second Skin

Tom Demac - Seventh Sign

Tom Demac - Serenade

Yes that fated night where everything seemed to drop into place.. I'd say the video carries more clout - i.e. you can see my synth go out of tune as opposed to just hearing it.. either way - happy with this! 

Tom Demac LIVE [Boiler Room]

Out Now

Masekala [XII Series]

Do I need to explain this one with some press blurb?

Critical Distance Pt.2

A recording of my Live set form Brunch in the City, Barcelona.. Lots of modular synth noodling and the likes. Enjoy!

LIVE from Brunch in the City, Barcelona

Fresh off the back of an enormous Hypercolour EP that saw the house and bass movements come together in sheer awe and appreciation, Tom Demac returns with the ‘Little Bits That Matter’ EP on Pets Recordings. 
A restless soul with constantly evolving live material, it’s hard to imagine the London based artist releasing anything less than genuinely unique productions, and ‘Little Bits That Matter’ does not fall short. The three-tracker heaves from start to finish with thick set synth work, far-flung vocals and all consuming basslines; a perfect end-of-year gem that highlights label bosses Catz N Dogz’s penchant for a low end focus. 

Title track ‘Little Bits That Matter’ sees Tom Demac take the modern house template and cultivate it into what sounds like a living, breathing entity. Rhythmic claps and hi hats are offset by stifled pants and Phil Kay’s vocal is so beautifully blended with the melody that it’s impossible to separate the two at parts. ‘Tanner’ chugs along with a sophisticated groove, sprightly strings and a striking vocal hook until a vintage disco inspired break down elevates the track even further from the norm. Far darker in sound, B side ‘Rain Of Colour’ works with a plucky, dissonant melody and a sweeping, club controlling bassline that will leave you mindblown. Raw, personal and, most importantly, instantly danceable, Tom Demac’s offering follows a long line of exciting, high quality output from the Polish Pets imprint.

Tanners [Pets Recordings]

ft. Phil Kay - Little Bits That Matter [Pets Recordings]

After introducing this little number on my Boiler Room set it's finally hitting wax..

James Welsh - The Way (Tom Demac Remix) [Join the Dots]

Deep number that I did with my mate Phil a while ago.. Apparently this on made Catz n Dogz cry.. so they had to have it for their comp:

"Friends Will Carry You Home Too" 

On Beatplop - 19/02/2013
Double CD - 18/03/2013

Tom Demac ft. Phil Kay - Emerge [Pets Recordings]

Not for the mums this one.. serious rave weaponry crafted with long term mate and clark kent looky likey Glimpse

Tom Demac & Glimpse - Guns & Posers [Drumcode Ltd]

Tom Demac & Glimpse - Beady Eye

II OUT NOW II

Buy/Stream: lnk.to/HOTC153

For the next release on the unrelenting and genre pushing Hot Creations imprint, musical masterminds Skream and Tom Demac join forces for the first time to deliver the electro bomb EMF. Label head Jamie Jones offers yet another standout rework to add to his ever-expanding catalogue.

Breakbeat rhythms and a pounding bass kick off proceedings as the track unfurls with dramatic synths that culminate in an epic build up, dropping into the intricate electro melody. Jamie provides a mammoth rework as he steers the original into the realm of house. Holding onto the core elements, he adds his signature stamp with an unmistakable bassline.

As one of the UK’s best-loved selectors Skream’s early origins can be found in dubstep before he made a transition into disco, house and techno. In November 2013 he unveiled his new label, Of Unsound Mind and has been signed to a variety of labels such as Crosstown Rebels, Objectivity and We Are The Brave. He’s also produced a constant flow of remixes for labels like Warner, FFRR, Sony, Hot Creations, Watergate and VIVa. Parallel to these pivotal releases he also showcased his eclectic tastes at his Skreamizm parties across the UK and the rest of the world.

North Wales native Tom Demac first came to attention via his own Electronique Audio imprint in 2004 but it’s his affiliation with Hypercolour that really kick started his ascension to being a global force within the house and techno scene. His passion for performing live has seen him play from DC10 to Freerotation. He’s also released on a number of labels including a collaboration with Duncan Jones of Silverclub and an EP on Kompakt with Real Lies.

TRACK LISTING
A. EMF
B. EMF (Jamie Jones Rework Mix)

Skream & Tom Demac - EMF

II OUT NOW II 

Buy/Stream: lnk.to/HOTC153

For the next release on the unrelenting and genre pushing Hot Creations imprint, musical masterminds Skream and Tom Demac join forces for the first time to deliver the electro bomb EMF. Label head Jamie Jones offers yet another standout rework to add to his ever-expanding catalogue.

Breakbeat rhythms and a pounding bass kick off proceedings as the track unfurls with dramatic synths that culminate in an epic build up, dropping into the intricate electro melody. Jamie provides a mammoth rework as he steers the original into the realm of house. Holding onto the core elements, he adds his signature stamp with an unmistakable bassline.

As one of the UK’s best-loved selectors Skream’s early origins can be found in dubstep before he made a transition into disco, house and techno. In November 2013 he unveiled his new label, Of Unsound Mind and has been signed to a variety of labels such as Crosstown Rebels, Objectivity and We Are The Brave. He’s also produced a constant flow of remixes for labels like Warner, FFRR, Sony, Hot Creations, Watergate and VIVa. Parallel to these pivotal releases he also showcased his eclectic tastes at his Skreamizm parties across the UK and the rest of the world.

North Wales native Tom Demac first came to attention via his own Electronique Audio imprint in 2004 but it’s his affiliation with Hypercolour that really kick started his ascension to being a global force within the house and techno scene. His passion for performing live has seen him play from DC10 to Freerotation. He’s also released on a number of labels including a collaboration with Duncan Jones of Silverclub and an EP on Kompakt with Real Lies.

TRACK LISTING
A. EMF
B. EMF (Jamie Jones Rework Mix)

Skream & Tom Demac - EMF (Jamie Jones Rework)

Wire People - Triangle Vision (Tom Demac Remix)

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