USIKU

There are three reasons to celebrate. First: This is Keinemusik #5 – the first little jubilee in their string of releases. Second: When this release hits the street, Keinemusik will be one year old – again, a little jubilee. Third: will become more clear, when this disc is spinning in a club.

  This fifth release on Keinemusik is labelled Workparty for a reason. Without some bead of sweat when stamping the record sleeves, when rushing over to supply several record stores, when taking care of updating the blog or when organizing parties, Keinemusik wouldn’t be where it is today – a label with a steady output that found its place in the Berlin Technoscene. Workparty One is a joint venture of all Keinemusik-producers. According to the occasion, it will be released as a special package inclunding a T-Shirt und a tote bag, along the regular run. And that, of course, could make a great present if there’s someone else celebrating an anniversary.

  A1: Rampa – Falk
  “Falk” starts out to be an unmistakable imperative for some hands-up-animation. The beatframe is about to push the floor to a tightness that lets you wonder, whether the sounds of rapture are coming from a crowd rubbing each other up or actually from the tune. To make that clear: “Uuh” and “Yeah” are a couple of samples leading the way to the most soulful break you heard in months. A break that will crumble down to explicit straightness and unfussy efficiency again. Definitely a big one.

  A2: David Mayer – Ball
  Davids first vinylrelease on Keinemusik is his most conclusive consolidation of everything, he set up with his previous works on the “Nacktenordner” EP. It’s a blend of massively pumping grooves and engine room-acoustics with a smart kickdrumdesign and a dramatic composition that builds up on reduction but nevertheless is able to incorporate unexpected details. 

  B1: &ME – Youth
  &ME comes up with a track that might be seen as the advanced continuation of his world-, or lets say floorformula, that already caused quite a stir when he released “F.I.R.”. “Youth” elevates from a clever directed buildup, modulates vocalsamples to concrete hooklines, piles layers of deep sexappeal over another and reveals by means of an almost song-like fetish for structure this absolutely evident, yet subtly and sophisticatedly constructed peaktime-smasher. 

  B2: Adam Port – No Pain
  Around the vocaltracks of a song by Leipzig based band Shandy Mandies, an aesthetic is being built that could be seen as an antithesis to the sound Adam Port became known for. “No Pain” doesn’t find its deepness in the polyrhythmic patterns of Tribalhouse-standards, but in more remote interspaces, in which Port fleshes out the backbone of a slowly rising groovebastard to a compelling forerunner of New Wav-ish Shoegaze-Techno.

&ME - Youth (Extrcact)

After the global success of Volume 2, Sparrow & Barbossa have been sailing around The Seven Seas and have returned with 17 masterpieces produced by Various Artists from all over the world. Each carefully selected track showcases Caribbean House at the highest level. Mixing the perfect blend of new-age Latin music, house music, and tribal grooves. And has received early support from the likes of Solomun and Keinemusik. We start the year as we mean to go on. Sticking to our values, giving a voice to rising and established artists around the world, and adhering to a sound we are passionate about. This Is Caribbean House, Volume 3.

Buy / Stream Here

Diego Romero - Let Love

Victor Alc's forthcoming release emerges as an electrifying track, poised to hypnotize dance floors in a groove. In "Sudamerica," the Brazilian artist blends Latin influences with Afro rhythms and dynamic percussion, crafting a vibrant musical mosaic that captures the rich diversity of his homeland. Through a harmonic integration of Spanish vocals, orgsnic instrumentals, and subtle electronic riffs, this genre-bending anthem is a captivating sonic journey that beckons listeners to immerse and wander freely in its intricacies. Crossing cultural and musical frontiers, "Sudamerica" sparks a global dance, stirring emotions and movements that resonate within.

Words by Marie J Floro.
Artwork by Rachael D’Alessandro.
Executive Producer Mimmo Falcone.
Distribution by Muting The Noise.

MBR580 - Victor Alc - Sudamérica (Extended Mix)

Champagne

Champagne (Da Capo's Touch)

Kid Fonque presents the sixth instalment of his label Stay True Sounds’ compilation series. A showcase of South Africa’s dynamic musical offering, ‘Stay True Sounds Vol.6’ features 15 of the genre’s key players. The opener, a stunning soundscape from producer Tea White sets the tone for the compilation’s curated excellence of sounds across the country’s electronic music spectrum. Label regulars Thabo Tonick, Atmos Blaq, China Charmeleon and beatsbyhand also leave their mark alongside fellow scene favourites. Rife with deep grooves and the country’s latest dominating sound 3 Step, Stay True Sounds continues to be a cornerstone for South Africa’s richly diverse music scene.

SARS

Pa_Patya (PashtunDJ Deep Dub Mix)

Billie Eilish & KSI - Dirty (WILL FLTR LT “Amana” Edit)

Presenting a little Mash Up of 2 great tracks:

Loz J Yates - My Boogie (Backing Track)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YbNvlPQQvQ

The Blessed Madonna & Kylie Minogue - On The Edge Of Saturday Night (Vocals)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhLll_plBPM

This Mash Up was previously featured on my mix "Who's In The House (Part 25)" 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb0XAxTQaho

Enjoy..!🙂

Want to see more content like this...? 
👍 Like the video (it's really appreciated).
💬 Any Comments welcome.
🔗 Share the video with anyone you think will be interested.

💥•🎵• RAVERZ - My Boogie On A Saturday Night (Mash Up) •🎵•💥

Demos: https://tstack.app/tortuga

Label Manager: @SamanthaLoveridge

@SparrowandBarbossa's mission has always been clear: Mixing as many cultures as they can through the vehicle of Electronic Music; Creating a perfectly balanced audience between both worlds; and uniting those worlds on the dance-floors.
Tortuga was born from the numerous occasions Sparrow & Barbossa have performed in the Caribbeans. They discovered an uprising genre they like to call Caribbean House and tremendous new talents. The same way they did it with African Music, they mix the perfect doses of new-age Latin music, house music, and tribal grooves. This is Caribbean House. The idea of Tortuga goes way beyond a record label. It is a family, a community, a platform aiming to give a voice to those uprising talents and show them to the entire world with one target in mind: democratise the genre and its talents.

Diego Romero - Let Love

Tortuga

Related tracks