OUT NOW ON VINYL, DIGITAL IN JANUARY.

Support from Daniel Avery, Andrew Weatherall and other trendsetting peers and luminaries has ensured that Kiwi & Ashworth have jumped from ones to watch to this year’s pace setters… 

New East London imprint Sneaky hit the ground running with a well heralded release from young guns Silk 86 late autumn and follow up with this luscious slab of euphoric, ambient at times, forward thinking house music. 

The lead track 'UCX3' is a drawn-out, gradually swelling, half-euphoric-half-pumping roller, Zubr is a haunting, mellow piece, featuring Joe showing his prowess on a 1960s Wurlitzer. The track is drenched in the accidental noise, pops and clicks involved in using something so old, and this gives the track it's comforting charm. 

Arguably the wild card of the release, 'Dusk,' stays clear of the drum machines, and paints a subtley epic picture with a reverb-drenched piano and folkey violin drones, all being driven forwards by an ominous pulsating Moog bass. 

Sneaky Music... 

With releases & another record label under their respective belts, Sneaky was an idea for a label and party cooked up by good friends Pablo Ranacat and Andy Bird over some serious late night partying, and epic mid afternoon steaks & red wine sessions and now a reality really seems to be finding it’s feet with this second release. Analogue synths and programming combined with a very current and London sound sets a marker in the sand for this exciting new label’s next releases. And with names of the like Nicholas, Rick Wade and the label bosses themselves thrown into the mix we’re expecting good things.

https://www.facebook.com/kiwidj
https://soundcloud.com/joeashworth
https://www.facebook.com/sneakymusic

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B2 ZUBR - ASHWORTH & KIWI

So happy to have been asked to remix Klaxons new single. Out on March 30th. Thanks to Jamie and Erol for making it happen.

Do yourself a favour listen on good headphones or in a club, not on your laptop speakers! 

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There Is No Other Time (Kiwi Remix)- Klaxons

Jon Hopkins-Abandon Window-(Moderat Remix)_daWad Edit

Montreal’s @clariannorth drops his first EP on Turbo, backed by remixes from @Iron-Galaxy and @Sei-A

Visionquest & Supplement Facts regular, formerly one half of Footprintz, and A&R at Seth Troxler’s new Soft Touch imprint, Clarian has been steadily developing a solid portfolio and reputation. A prolific artist with more than just production skills, he clearly has a special talent for songwriting and a gift for melody. Up until now he’s been notably unconstrained by the narrow limits of EDM genre-fication, and this EP is no exception, as he confidently explores a new direction..

Drawing influence from the bittersweet, emotive sounds of deep, post-Burial UK house, ‘Road to Recovery’ shimmers with romance and nostalgia, a rare case of hauntingly beautiful, yet easily playable dance music. The warm textures and ambient backdrop are just as rich on ‘Who Are They to Judge Us,’ which adds skillfully cut vocals that speak to the producer’s sensitivity.

Turbo and Aus prodigy Sei A is an ideal candidate for remixing Road to Recovery, and he doesn’t disappoint, retaining all the mood and character of the original while toughening up the beats and reworking the arrangement to turn it into a club weapon.

Fellow Montrealer Iron Galaxy, hot off remarkable Boiler Room and Mutek performances, as well as releases on James Zabiela’s Born Electric and Audio Culture, shows off analog wizardry with his remix of ‘Who Are They to Judge Us,’ building the energy up through melodic counterpoint. 

Far and away the most musical thing to come out on Turbo in a while, not to be missed! 

Available in 12" white/clear vinyl + Digital

12“
Shop-Turbo: http://bit.ly/1qVfmpV
Decks: bit.ly/1qV2mAo
Juno: bit.ly/1owi6GD

Digital:
iTunes: bit.ly/1kC8f2R
Beatport: btprt.dj/1AQCube
Traxsource: bit.ly/1kC8QSg
Juno: bit.ly/1v5s8nj
What People Play: bit.ly/1uhP3rw
Spotify: spoti.fi/1pVphVO
Deezer: bit.ly/1s8U4kH
Rdio: bit.ly/1lvkkSs
Google Play: bit.ly/1lvksBt

www.clarianmusic.com
www.facebook.com/ClarianNorth

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Road To Recovery EP

Clarian - Road To Recovery

Lauer - Stigma

Taruun-Circuit-(Mellon Place Records)

Kalypso

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2015/08/roscius-petrol/

@rosciusofficial

From the new EP WMD#2 available on Beatport September 4th. 


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Roscius - Petrol

PREMIERE: Cuthead - Can't You See [Uncanny Valley]

Release Title: Can't You See
Artist: Cuthead 
Label: Uncanny Valley
Catalogue No.: UV047
Release-Date: 14.05.2018


Whether he is Sample Jesus, MPC-Man or just Cuthead from the block, the Dresden based artist is here to help you discovering your body’s potentials. With his latest EP “Can’t You See” for Uncanny Valley he proves himself once again as a master in producing music that is both punchy and playful. 

You might not know how it feels to be on the moon but it’s safe to say that “Lunar Lander” is an astral experience and a programmatic intro for the EP with heavy bass work and Trap Hi-Hats from space. “Can’t You See” and “Sweet” is Cuthead to the core. Warm samples are combined with hard-hitting drum work and bass lines to remember. The results are House inspired dance floor stompers which you won’t be able to resist. While “Kimono” and “Too Dark To See Tomorrow” shows off his Hip-Hop roots in typical head-nodding fashion, “Tranquility Base” is another kind of thing. Still based deeply in Hip-Hop, the track establishes a much gloomier feel with its meandering synths. Those of you that long for life-affirming House music will be very pleased with “Mount Platti”. And on “Schlagzeug fällt die Treppe runter” various sharp synths und percussions are having a party that is as infectious as it’s frisky.

PRE-ORDER ➲ https://cutheaduv.bandcamp.com/album/cant-you-see

✘ Cuthead (Dresden // Germany)

soundcloud.com/cuthead
facebook.com/cutheaduv

✘ Uncanny Valley (Dresden // Germany)

soundcloud.com/uncanny-valley-dresden
facebook.com/uncannyvalleyrecs
www.uncannyvalley.de

Can't You See [UV047]

PRE-ORDER

PREMIERE: Cuthead - Can't You See [Uncanny Valley]

This track was included in the special edition cd of ƒin (Permanent Vacation, 2012).

The track was previously released on vinyl in 7hvn03, a 7inch sold in the Hivern discs party in Nov 2011. 

i sing in the vocoder but can't remember of the vocals :p

I want tonite

Turbo Recordings was founded by Tiga in Montreal back in 1998. In addition to launching his own career, the label has been integral in the success of acts like Chromeo, Gesaffelstein, Duke Dumont and most recently, ANNA & Charlotte de Witte. Core talent includes ZZT (Tiga's collaboration with Zombie Nation), Jori Hulkkonen, BETON, Clouds, Harvard Bass, Pilo, Shaded, Dimitri Veimar and a host of new young producers in genres ranging from pure techno, electro, and house to pop. The list of artists who have released music on the label is a veritable 'who's who' of top-level talent spanning a broad musical range, and this, along with a commitment to beautiful design, has earned the label respect in the industry and a cult following among fans. 

“We started out singing into plastic bags and shipping them to stores as quickly as possible. Later, we discovered that vinyl sounds way better when delivered by kayak. I learned so much the first few years…Now, as I look towards the future, I can envision music for poor people, sonic odors for the hearing impaired, even MP3s for women....Vroom, sucka!” says Tiga, the lyrical lampsman lighting the way down Dance Avenue.

For licensing inquiries: licensing@turborecordings.com

Clarian - Road To Recovery

Turbo Recordings

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