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2012 sees TRAMP! move from throwing parties to throwing out music.

The first output for the newly-formed label is ‘Cloth of Gold’ – a sampler EP featuring four previously unsigned electronic artists.

1: Dorsia - Nightwalker 
Sleazy, throbbing, night-pop that transports you to sticky summer evenings in 80s L.A.

2: Tears in Shanghai - Broken Heart
Melancholic, lust-filled electronic pop music with reverbed vocals and epic synth lines.

3: Autojack Ensemble - Not Everyone Understands
Pianos, kick drums, jackin’ bass and plenty of acid

4: Tape Rock - Brappington
Razor-edged schizoid electro, a knowing wink to G-Funk and a splash of bubbling synths.

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Dorsia - Nightwalker (Preview)

Tears in Shanghai - Broken Heart (Preview)

Autojack Ensemble - Not Everyone Understands (Preview)

Tape Rock - Brappington (Preview)

The original version of this incredible song been one of my favourite non dance floor cuts for years after the Optimo boys put me onto it.

I made this simple edit so I could finish the night with it as a bit of a tension release tool after all the four four stuff. I've sped it up and looped a few sections then added a soft kick and some claps so it sits in the mix a little better. 

Seems like a good time to give it away rather than sit on it as a secret weapon. The message is either timely and poignant or harrowing depending on your take on current events. Anyway it's available to DL for free as a WAV.

Hope you get some use out of it as an end of night clap along bluesy folk rock banger.

Love 'Everybody's Gotta Live' (Will Tramp's end of night edit) **FREE DL**

I've been wresting with this track for the last couple of years. I can't seem to finish it or decide what to do with it. I love it and hate it in equal measure. I've decided to just throw it out there as it is to see if anyone likes it.

I'm incapable of making a straight up house track. I've created a collage of disparate elements that probably don't belong together. Please note this is just a demo and don't claim to be a music producer. 

I found a recording of a pro-LGBTQ+ pastor delivering a sermon highlighting the hypocrisy of homophobia within his particular church, then layered it with some rhodes organ.

 I then sampled a fantastic old Canadian soft rock/ disco record with loads of sax and a sultry vocal. I added some other samples, drums and a breakbeat in there too.

I'm in two minds what to do with it and I'll probably end up releasing an alternative version of it someday that is more dance floor focused without the religious interludes.

As I say, it's just a demo really but I do have a soft spot for weaving together a jumbled up patchwork of random shite I find and fall in love with. 

(You can tell I'm a KDJ fan obvs)

Will Tramp  'Stop Tearing Out My Heart' (Long gospel version)

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