PREMIERE: Calabasa - Who's The Blacksheep [ODP005]

Viktor Udvari aka Capeesh Society returns with a sublime downtempo journey which pulses with rhythm and drips with ethereal charm.


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Unknown Edit 1

Done with little mastering or mixing skills.

Black Box

Echo Pool

Done very recently and with a lot of love. Completely independent and self-taught, i managed to do this piece after 2 years of trying my best to work with GarageBand on mac. Every noise/sound was recorded by me on my Iphone, even crazy ambiente sounds (recorded on the street) where collected by me over a 1 years period. Hope you enjoy, and dance!

To The Fonk

Into the Night

sunset, the night starts calm, some stars are out, you get ready, meet some friends, drums in the distance, getting louder, all speeds up, you dance

A melodic Techno song

Into the Night

Robsoul return to their evergreen Sampler series with another vital V/A collection, juiced with straight-up jackers from dear friends old and new…
Jade Cox takes the lead. Back on the label where she started her career, ‘Realise’ digs deep into roots with a fat bassline, a sun-kissed sample and more filters than the Silk Cut factory. The bulbous bassline pressure continues as Jade is followed by Paul Najera & Jr. Quijada who make their long overdue Robsoul debut with overtly funky ‘Go Dancing’. 
They’re not the only new arrivals… Elsewhere Frosted bossman Max Hebert makes his debut on Phil Weeks’ label with the springy Chi-town feels of ‘Push The Button’ while hotly-tipped Spanish newcomer Calabasa concludes the EP with the dusty jazz scribbles and funk blasts of ‘Catching Wesley’. With vibes as fine as this, we’re pretty sure he won’t just catch Wesley but he’ll overtake and overlap him. What a way to make a label introduction. What another fine Sampler of Robsoul’s many shades and sounds. Bon appetite!

Echo Pool

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