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House V5

Kiss It Better

Kiss It Better (Four Tet Remix)

Less than a month has passed after a powerfull Time EP, by russian producer Dimitri Veimar, was released at @dannydaze's @omnidisc.

Hungry to the best sound, Dima coming back with another stunning release on all known german @renate-schallplatten.

Lazy Trance EP brings 4 original mixes and remix from Lauer.

We are very happy to present you  - Sunset / Original Mix  -  dynamic, atmospheric piece of perfectness which can be successfully played in different tempos.

Dimitri Veimar - Lazy Trance EP | RS005 12" | Renate Schallplatten


1.	 Rundo
2.	Rundo" (Lauer Strobe Age remix)
3.	Sunset"
4.	Lips
5.     MM

https://www.facebook.com/veimardimitri/?fref=ts
https://soundcloud.com/dimitri-veimar
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PREMIERE | Dimitri Veimar - Sunset [Renate Schallplatten] 2016

Red Axes & Naduve Remix Last Waltz on Tunnel Snakes EP
Releasing Next On Man Power’s Me Me Me Label 9th December 2016


The first release on Man Power’s Me Me Me saw FACT mag travel to Mexico to get inside the head of the Geordieman in Mexico. Next up for the label is a comeback record from Last Waltz, the trio with which Man Power first ever released, featuring three new, original tracks, and a remix from the first ever recorded collaboration of Tel Aviv’s Red Axes (I’m A Cliche) & Naduve (Disco Halal).


Last Waltz are Lee Forster (Lizards) Mick Rolfe (The Great Curve) and Geoff Kirkwood (Man Power). Outside of their solo projects, Last Waltz have released on labels including Futureboogie, Endless Flight (Mule Musiq), Tusk Wax, Lets Play House, Is It Balearic, and many more. After a two year break from producing together, the three North East England born producers finally felt brave enough to suffer the inevitable studio fist fights and tantrums that have always occurred during their creative process. This latest session has resulted in potentially their most cohesive and impressive output to date, with an EP that swings between deep excursions, psychedelic disco and industrial electro, only to have Red Axes and Naduve take the track into an altogether more low-slung and feral direction.


Me Me Me is shaping up to be an imprint for crate diggers, blurring the boundaries of electronic music and forging new channels for the dancefloor. Future contributions are incoming from Axel Boman, Mike Simmonetti, Chida, Fort Romeau, Hammer, Rex The Dog, Daniel Maloso, Last Waltz, James Hadfield (as Elizabeth Collective) and of course Man Power.


BACKGROUND
Man Power has risen to prominence over the past few years through a beguiling versatility that is eminent in both his DJ and production style, leading to key releases on ESP Institute, John Talabot’s Hivern Discs, Permanant Vacaction and Throne of Blood. He currently holds residencies at the esteemed Topaz Deluxe in his new station of Monterrey and at the equally chic MN Roy of Mexico City and his critically acclaimed 2015 album on Jennifer Cardini’s Correspondant led to his title as one of XLR8R’s Artists of the Year. 


Label: Me Me Me | Released: 9th December 12” Beatport | Distribution: Above Board | Cat no: MMM02
1 Last Waltz - Tunnel Snakes 
2 Last Waltz - Y’ave Changed
3 Last Waltz - Itchy 
4 Last Waltz - Tunnel Snakes (Red Axed & Nudave remix)
Man-power-music.com - soundcloud.com/manpower-1 - facebook.com/manpowermusic - soundcloud.com/redaxes

Tunnel Snakes

Last Waltz- Tunnel Snakes (Original)(MMM#02)

Releasing my debut album has been one of my most meaningful life-experiences, and apart from the times playing my livesets, I seem to never have found a right moment to share it personally with the world. Today it has been exactly one year since the release-date, so this should be a good moment.

"Kindred Phenomena marks Mattheis' debut album. After two cosmic EPs on Nous'klaer and a mini-album on tape for Ecstatic Recordings, he now returns to Nous'klaer for his first full story. An album shaped for every occasion: driving from the city to the island, dancing in the living room, or raving at sunset. On Kindred Phenomena Mattheis picks up where he left off: 'Swell' serves as another episode of the prisms, the modular synth excursion of 'Bit Fragments' pushes his arpeggiator solos a step further, and album standout 'Ben_M' provides his most beautiful dance of melodies yet. The album consists of eight tracks and comes as a double 12 inch for deejay convenience; and for the ultimate experience: go see Mattheis perform his album live on the road."

C1 Mattheis - Swell

B2 Mattheis - Bit Fragments

B1 Mattheis - Ben M

THE HACKER & THE KEY

Double Exposure

Get Vinyl Here

Johnny Jewel - Double Exposure

Underground club music has a penchant for existing beneath the radar. Its parties squat in the sweat-soaked shadows of unsuspecting dive bars and undisclosed (RSVP for address) locations that are constantly threatened by gentrification and crackdowns by the authorities. Visibility is key to bolstering these vibrant communities but many exist beyond mainstream dance music culture, making them difficult to find outside major cities like New York, LA or Chicago. But still, the momentum behind the Southern and Midwestern experimental scenes is steadily growing and you can now find incendiary sounds across America's heartland.

Disparate cities such as Atlanta, Houston, Milwaukee and Ohio may receive less shine, but the crews and labels behind their respective homegrown subcultures are intent on making an impact. They choose to write their own rules. Pay attention.

Elysium Alps - Creek 
Liquid City Motors - Funktional Mathematiks 
Mercury Drums - Interference Dub
Pressboard - Imbaru
MSOE - Untitled #1 
Mercury Drums - Oxygen Dub 
Ariel Zetina - Addy 
Maxi Digital - Latin Intellekt 
CHANTS - Silencer Magpie (Liquid City Motors Remix)
Loft - Zissou (CHANTS Remix)
Itsï & thoom - Abyzou
Geodes - Call It Art
Asher Gray - Shapes On Waves
Altruist - Quicksand 
MSOE - Precision Dub  
Tarek Sabbar - 8 & 14
Zed Kenzo - Touchdown

Full feature

Between Two Coasts: An intro to Close Up Of The Serene, Milwaukee

Read our interview with @mrmitchmusic here: bit.ly/MitchPod

Groove Podcast 114

Inteview

Groove Podcast 114 - Mr. Mitch

Written, mixed and produced at 'The Zoo'.

Boddika & Joy Orbison - Froth

Rinse FM Podcasts

Lobster Theremin with Supreems & Fade - 25th January 2018

A mix for long, humid summer nights. 

Catch me at Boxed x Local Action at Corsica Studios, Saturday 4 August - tix etc: 

https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1136179 

T/L

Duckett - Who Am I - Berceuse Heroique
John Chowning - Sabelithe - Wergo
Ossia - Dub Hell - Blackest Ever Black
Pontiac Streator & Ulla Straus - Chat One - West Mineral Ltd
Pole - Taxi - ~scape
Black Zone Myth Chant - Kubara - Editions Gravats
Act! - Wish - Halocline Trance
??  - forthcoming Different Circles
Wen - Rain - Big Dada
Raime - Real People, Not Actors - Different Circles
Autechre - spTH - Warp
Levantis - Slow Electronic Beat WIth Colour - Ninja Tune
Marcus Schmickler - Palace of Marvels - Editions Mego
Dominic Susteck - Sprachsignale Improvisationen Für Orgel – III Füllungen - Wergo
LFO - Nurture (Surgeon remix) - Warp
Automatonism 2 - Pink Adagio - not on label

Logos - #01 / 2018 - August

VCR (Four Tet Remix)

The xx - VCR (Four Tet remix)

Pre-order in The Ghostly Store: http://www.theghostlystore.com/products/ultraista-smalltalk-remixes

Ultraίsta, the multimedia trio comprised of vocalist/artist Laura Bettinson and multi-instrumentalist/producers Nigel Godrich and Joey Waronker have announced their self-titled debut album which will be released on October 2nd. 

Preceding their eagerly anticipated LP, Ghostly (exclusively in North America) and I Am Fortified are releasing a limited edition 12” featuring remixes by Four Tet and Matthew Dear of album track "Smalltalk."

Ultraísta - Smalltalk (Four Tet remix)

With nearly 95 percent of the current DJ population adopting enigmatic personas, it is now our duty to only present music by artists who have the time to present a deeply coded dance music mystery. Enter R.O.S.H., who first came to our attention via French legend Laurent Garnier (a clue?!?). All the info we were provided - a VHS copy of something called “The Crystal Maze” and references to televised ritual humiliation -  was merely the first layer to be peeled back before the ultimate reveal, the kind of “Oh, cool” moment that keeps us all going in these uncertain times.

As any self-respecting Techno Sleuth worth their BPM magnifying glass knows, “You gotta follow the music.” We sat down with a team of empaths to break down the release into a series of generic descriptors we hoped would tell us something about R.O.S.H.’s identity. Here’s what they came up with:

“Techno”
“90s vibes”
“Just the right kind of crazy"
“Emotional”
“Gee, this is really good”

After cross-referencing the data, we found no reason to reject the hypotheses that R.O.S.H. is “probably British” and also “an alien.” All of which is to say that things just got a lot more interesting at Twin Turbo. We’ll keep you posted.

Twin Turbo 057

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R.O.S.H. - Perhaps I Would

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