Want more of this vocal in this peace! :)

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The White Lamp - Ride With You (Original Mix)

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Ewan Pearson remix of last year hit 'Space Me Out' by Downtown Party Network and Egle Sirvydyte. Will be avaible via Silence Music.

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Downtown Party Network ft. Egle Sirvydyte - Space Me Out (Ewan Pearson remix)

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Benoit & Sergio - Dancing Shoes (Clarian Remix)

Flash / Pachanga boys remix

We are very excited to present this collaboration between our Spanish Berlin-based brothers Kyodai and Daudi Matsiko.
Daudi Matsiko makes Bleakfolk - uplifting folk songs. With roots in Uganda and the UK, Daudi’s love affair with music began at the tender age of 8, and began to flourish during his teenage years when he put pen to paper and began to write his own material. A crucial part of his existence, music has served as a therapeutic outlet, comforting him through the troubles life has thrown his way, and has led to the development of his sincere and heartfelt musical style. His self released songs are inspired by a range of classic talent, the influence of Nick Drake, Jeff Buckley and even The Beach Boys can be heard throughout. His music has been playlisted by Gilles Peterson and Best Of British Unsigned mentioned him as One To Watch In 2016. 

Kyodai met Daudi in Turkey at Sunsplash Music Festival and were blown away by his music and talent. The rest is history. Daudi and Kyodai teamed up for a journey into electronica - folk - indie and house. 

Kyodai released on various labels such as Freerange, Pokerflat, Compost, Local Talk, Dirt Crew and Exploited in the past - to mention a few. Their music has been supported from heavy weights such as Masters At Work, Laurent Garnier, Jimpster and Gilles Peterson. In 2013 they released ‘Music Rises Up’ feat. Stee Downes on Exploited - a song they introduced in their Boilerroom Set back then.
2014 saw their more dark follow-up ‘Sound Of The Falls’. 2016 they are back on Exploited with ‘Houston In The Blind’. 

'Born into a household steeped in Jazz, they picked up instruments very early, first off piano, then percussion, bassoon and double bass. As such, their house music is more like live music - all played, no samples. "When we travel and meet these young guys, they think we're sampling everything. They're saying, 'Where did you find that piano?' No, we are recording it, " adds Luis. 
Their first electronic incarnation was in the late '90s as a live techno outfit called Way Out. They supported the likes of Claude Young and Luke Slater, but never released a record, only making live studio and club recordings. It was when they formed the outfit Wagon Cookin' at the turn of the Millennium that things ramped up. Sawg's Chris Duckenfield urged them to release material on his Odori label, and they also recorded for Munich's eminent Compost and their own imprint, Appetizers. 
They released four albums in all as Wagon Cookin', but having made musical connections with Jimpster from Freerange, a new project they were mulling took over. At first, they kept the identity of Kyodai a closely-guarded secret. They even managed to fool Gilles Peterson, long a fan of Wagon Cookin'. He played their first new tracks on his Radio1 show, believing them to be from an unknown Japanese producer (Kyodai is Japanese for 'brothers').' (DJMAG)

Exploited Label Boss Shir Khan was after Kyodai for more than 2 years trying to meet the persons behind this secret project around that time. In late 2012 they were finally introduced to each other via Daniel Best (Best Works/Sonarkollektiv) at Watergate Berlin and since then became friends. 

Artwork:
Photo by Nemanja.
Design by Neven Cvijanovic. 
Presspicture: garceche.com
Clothes: laprincipalshop.com

Artist: Kyodai & Daudi Matsiko
Release: Houston In The Blind
Label: Exploited 
Cat: EXPDIGITAL120
LC: 15799
Published by: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/houston-in-the-blind/1685495
Releasedate I-Tunes: 04.04.16

Houston In The Blind

Houston In The Blind (Club Version)

Kyodai & Daudi Matsiko - Houston In The Blind (Club Version) | Exploited

Bostro Pesopeo & Pional - Yes

J.M.F. is a joint venture consisting of Dresden’s Jacob Korn and Leipzig’s Good Guy Mikesh & Filburt. Together they howled with the coyotes deep down in the notorious uncanny valley and created two sparkling tracks “Philipp Dolphia“ and “At The Ranch“. 

Jacob Mikesh Filburt - Philipp Dolphia

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http://soundcloud.com/hannes-fischer

TRACKLISTING

A1 - Re-set feat. Pete Josef
        https://soundcloud.com/alexbarck/alex-barck-re-set-original
B1 - Re-set feat. Pete Josef (Hannes Fischer Remix)
B2 - Re-set feat. Pete Josef (Instrumental)

Label	Reunion
Cat. No.	Reunion 01
                GER 12" Vinyl
                28.01.2013

Alex Barck is known for participating at as many parties as possible simultanously. Now he invites for the very first time in his career to his own and personal bash. To the island La Reunion in the Indian Ocean to be exact. That’s where he settled with his entire family for a whole year since last summer to complete his probably most ambitious work ever: His debut solo album. The fist guest to be received is Pete Josef from Bristol (one half of The White Lamp), who wrote the lyrics for “Re-Set” and lends his voice to it naturally. A voice that suits perfectly Barcks twisted but always highly accessible productions. As a DJ who lives for the dancefloor Barck comes up with a track that make your legs shake and - in the second part - your hands raise. To assign the talents of newcomer Hannes Fischer to do a remix is a clever move. The latest wunderkind of the Berlin techno/house scene has an impressive sensitiveness for nuances like only very few have nowadays. In his rework he squeezes the essence out of “Re- Set” and fills it rich in content into a flacon that spreads somehow the odor of lavender. Until the release of the album “Reunion” there will be further three 12″ coming out of the holiday residence Barck. Stay tuned! In the meantime there still will be DJing in selected locations, work for the project Prommer & Barck (a second album is in the making), A&R managing for Sonar Kollektiv and of course active support of Jazzanova.

Alex Barck feat. Pete Josef - Re-Set (Hannes Fischer Remix)

Another (more or less) round catalogue number, another Various Artists EP on Uncanny Valley: This time it’s a full package with four true club bangers (at least to our ears...).

On the A-side we have the heart warming label debut of the Polish producer Eltron John. He contributes his remix for “Varsovie” (French for Warsaw) by Brodka who is a decent Pop star in Poland. The remix came into being when Eltron John took part in a Red Bull Music Academy event in Warsaw. Brodka was collaborating with Red Bull on a series of open airs shows at that time. So, one thing led to another and the result is an irresistible catchy tune that also features Eltron John’s very own voice over Brodka’s vocal line.
Another addictive track is Sandrow M’s remix for “Falling Off” by Alex Ketzer from Cologne. Alex Ketzer approached Uncanny Valley for his book project about his favourite labels. While doing this, he sent a copy of his “Falling Off”-EP on good old cassette format. Sandrow couldn’t resist and created a wonderful remix that still keeps to the atmosphere of the original but makes things a little bit more danceable with its punchy drumming in typical Sandrow M- style.

On the flipside there is Cuthead’s overdue return to the label. The whipping acid line and synth chords along with the rough drumming turn “Splenda Daddy” into a real floor bomb. Don’t forget to do things wrong from time to time. Finally Jacob Stoy’s “Inspektor” rides on a pulsating bass and those sweet bells until great strings bring things to a peaceful end.

As always with the Various Artists EPs on Uncanny Valley, the artwork is by courtesy of illustrator Paul Waak.

A1 - Brodka - Varsovie (Eltron John Dub) (128 kbps Preview)

Uncanny Valley is a label from Dresden, Germany.
sub-labels: @shtum-records & @credit00ratlife
local event & music platform @mittwochsdisko

visit our website for upcoming events:
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Starting as a label that served basically as a platform for their friends’ music in 2010, Uncanny Valley evolved into a record label that assembles acclaimed artists from the electronic music scene not only from the label’s base in Dresden but also from Germany and beyond. With a strong emphasis on the records’ artwork the label heads Philipp Demankowski, Conrad Kaden, Carl-Johannes Schulze and Albrecht Wassersleben are constantly on a mission to establish and refine the artists from the roster as well as to search for new talents. Artists as Jacob Korn, Cuthead, Credit 00, Massimiliano Pagliara, CVBox or Panthera Krause all feel at home on the label, giving them the chance to develop projects that are not only music related but can also integrate different art forms. With the two offshoots Rat Life and shtum under its belt, Uncanny Valley does not stand still to explore the full spectrum of electronic and not so electronic music from House via Disco, Hip-Hop or Ambient through to Techno. A range that can also be depicted when the four label heads come together for a DJ set as Uncanny Valley Soundsystem.

A1 - Brodka - Varsovie (Eltron John Dub) (128 kbps Preview)

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