Another exclusive courtesy of mixmag.net

A New Way Of Living' is the culmination of Australian producer Griffin James' hard work and dedication to creating glorious sample-based electronica. Whether it be touches of disco or flurries of drum machines, James' sound is truly his own and his upcoming seven-tracker is a joy from start to finish.

To whet your appetite for the release we have the premiere of 'Ellingfort Road' and this one bounces and floats through its six-minute run time. Delicate cymbals and shuffles open the track up before a steady 4/4 and elegant strings get teased in. It's summery, uplifting and a perfect example of what FIO is all about.

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Premiere: Francis Inferno Orchestra 'Ellingfort Road'

New incredible journey with @folamour through 3 exclusive new tracks "Isolat", "Sunday Morning" & "La Mort du Jour".
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Lost in his melancholic vibes and full of spleen grooves, Folamour is taking you inside his childhood nostalgic jungle for a 25 minutes "out of the reality" moment.

Folamour - Sunday Morning (Original Mix)

Riman (IT), Palmiz - Trebble (Original Mix) [Sequencer]

Charmin Records announce their 5th release, a split EP coming from label boss Florist and close friend/collaborator Tilman. From their base in East Germany, Charmin have been slowly but surely putting together an impressive catalogue of releases and this next offering keeps up this trend with aplomb. The EP shows that, while remaining deeply rooted in house, Charmin can bring many different colours and sounds to the table.
We kick off with Tilman, who steps up to the plate with two cuts of excellent deepness. The A Side opens with “Horizon”, which all hinges on lush piano stabs and a deep, deep 808 kick drum. Next up “Never Go Back” which is a brooding, heads down number. The sultry chords are wonderfully understated, brimming with energy. Over on the flipside, Florist’s “That Morning”, which focuses on solid house percussion weaved together with silky Rhodes chords. Finally we round things off with “Acid8”, this bubbly number doesn’t rely too heavily on tired tropes, but just builds up energy with the hypnotic acid line, playing with the swing of the rhythm track to break up the formula nicely.

Vinyl available here : 
http://www.decks.de/t/tilman_florian-seaside_ep/c78-p3
http://www.juno.co.uk/artists/Tilman+%2526+Florian/
http://www.deejay.de/CHA05_-_Tilman_und_Florian_-_Seaside_Ep_-_12inch__227095
https://charminrecords.bandcamp.com/album/seaside-ep

Seaside

PREMIERE: Tilman - Never Go Back

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Label: Neovinyl Recordings
Artist: Black Loops
EP Title: Higher
Release Date: Mid December

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Available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RQ7Ru6gG6bE

Higher (NVR079)

PREMIERE: Black Loops - Higher [Neovinyl Recordings]

The diner was exceptionally busy as he opened the front door into the plastic coated maze. The smell of bacon radiated from deep inside the restaurant as if it were a part of the very furniture itself. Waitresses ran hurriedly between impatient tables pouring drinks and serving customers. They looked frazzled beneath the artifical glow of the neon lights... Breakfast at Wendys was always a finely tuned affair, a cultural eye opener if you will. 

Dj Windows XP is the latest in a long line of eccentric dj names and perhaps one of our favourites thus far... He releases a new EP on the Live Ones imprint run by Lorca.

PREMIERE: DJ Windows XP - Breakfast At Wendys [Live Ones]

Unclear Records founders Easy To Remember return to the imprint this April with ‘C’est Nul’, backed with a remix from Black Loops.

The original mix of title-track ‘C’est Nul’ leads on the package, a gritty slice of deep house laid out over seven minutes with dusty drum samples, ethereal pads and a wandering acid bass line as spoken word vocals and bubbling arpeggios gradually ease into the robust yet hypnotic groove.

Berlin based producer Black Loops steps in to remix the title-track next, offering a more reduced interpretation led by breaksy drums and rumbling subs whilst the original’s vocal line and dreamy arps float within.

The second original from Easy To Remember, ‘I’m Gonna Get You Raymond’ closes the release, seeing the pair opt for chuggy square wave bass hits, spiraling resonant synth licks and warbling chord sequences alongside crunchy percussion and film like voice phrases to create a funk-infused house workout.

Easy To Remember - C'est Nul (Black Loops Remix)

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