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Istanbul-based artist Marc Gonen goes from strength to strength with more of his own multi-genre sound on “Can’t Pull Myself Away” - the second single lifted from his forthcoming sophomore EP “All Night Long”. And what a vibe the Turk brings to this little groover! A vibe inducer of the highest order, carried along by clanging percussion cowbell arrays and a pitched vocal streaming to you from the wobbly depths of the dance hole. It’s not often we talk about breakdown/drops at clipp.art but this one will have you melting down and bouncing up over and over. Can’t pull myself away from this one. Literally.

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Marc Gonen - Can't Pull Myself Away

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As the sun sinks under the horizon while the last cheers echo on the Cafe Mambo foreshore, we say farewell to another season of Balearic madness. Or do we? In the spirit of keeping the vibe alive, Zoo Brazil holds the closing curtains of 2022 open for that elusive ending moment, with a combo of deliciously beachy K-hole grooves. On the A-Side “Reasons Without” has the dance power and keeps bringing you back to life every time you think you're down for the count. Dips and Bounces abound. On the flip “Even” possesses a driving groove on the tougher spectrum of house that has you bumping along with all the intention and defiance of a full dancefloor “one more song” lights up chant! Both cuts contain everything a connoisseur of the disco requires from the artform of repetitive dancing music, and are taken from a series the Swedish studio wiz crafted bespoke for the house of clipp. Forged at the intersection of melting Burning Man brains and/or shaking the sand out of your shoes on some Mediterranean shore. Tunes you need inside your ears and hearts (and USB!) for the moments you need to truly LIFT!

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Zoo Brazil - Reasons Without

Zoo Brazil - Even

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After making a powerful debut on clipp.art with acidic belter “White Satin”, Pina Tesla drops her pulse racing “Lullabies for The Clubs” EP. For those that find comfort in the distorted thump of a heavy kick, “Lullaby” opens proceeding full bore. A rolling bass meets dreamy soft melodic lo-fi synth, and held together by driving hi-hats. Unlike the mindless heft of a lot of peak time techno, there’s something intimate, dare I say “emotionally raw” about Lullaby. A familiarity you can’t put your finger on until you realise it because you’ve been listening to this track on repeat as you headed to the warehouse last weekend. It's belting, but in a soothe the soul kinda way. And very repeat playable. “White Satin” continues to drive your hard drive, hard, and fits the club immediately with a classic distorted TB-303 as lead (in place of the typical yet thunderous & squelchy bass-line the machine is best known for). Tesla dials up the rave while still adding more hints of.. feeling? It’s a siren call for banging out and that makes you dream of the club. “Aquatix” rounds out the event with a clang, banging it out in an almost ghetto-tek stylee. It’s a deeper trip - 1 part 4/4 techno, 1 part euphoric pads, simple chords and ends in dark breakbeats. 

But why put words to this when Pina herself provides the breakdown:
 ''As in every release, my main goal is to make the listeners feel like they are in a different world in each track, and to dance as much as possible while doing this” says the Istanbul based producer. “Especially for this EP, I wanted to record a few songs in high bpm club music, which is sometimes with 4/4 rhythms, breakbeats, and sometimes with a lullaby-like atmosphere, as closest to my style”.

Pina Tesla - Lullaby

Pina Tesla - Aquatix

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Istanbul-based artist Marc Gonen delivers his second EP release “All Night Long” on clipp.art. The Turkish resident holding a masterclass in advanced lo-fi vibe-ism on this set of  heady groovers, carried along by a smorgasbord of clanging beats and earworm percussives, punctuated by delayed stabs, dreamy vocals, steel drum and twangy guitars. Alongside bassline riffs that won’t let go, there is a tangible warmth that permeates throughout the four tracks comprised here that beckon to you equally from places as deep as the wobbly depths of the dance hole or the crispy highs that arrive like the simple joy of blazing one alone on a park bench in Autumn, leaves swirling etc. Some music picks you up, others take you away, Marc’s tunes will have you melting down and bouncing back, over and over, all night long. 

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Viennese artists Illusions first appeared on our Sounds Like A Good Time volume IV compilation with a Bukem-esque stomper titled “Tonight”, now returning on his debut EP for clipp.art with a romping mix of hard house, techno, rave sirens and 140+ thrillers.

Title track “H Block” (148 BPM) energises a flip of the same name by Canadian artist Rubba, reinterpreting the dreamy ambience of that well placed and understated but totally adored riff (a quote “blend of technology and nature”) with the dynamics of a power pumping 4/4 beat and Rubba’s own gnarly lo-fi bars slicing deep. It wouldn’t be a stretch to think anyone familiar with the ethereal underlying cut could listen to this one on repeat for 10 hours. Absolute banger. 
“feelin g00d felin fine” (143 BPM), doesn’t let up the paces, combining hard house aesthetics with dub techno ambience via a Tokyo drift. 
Coming in as the “slowest” (aka less fast) tune on the EP, “Kinkshaming” (135 BPM) is a midnight arcade rave vehicle: Dark piano stabs, clanging beats and screaming sirens that find the sweet spot between pulse racing exhilaration and ecstatic abandon on the dancefloor.
Clocking in at almost 6 and half minutes (the longest track on the release) EP closer “Séxualitë” (140 BPM) takes the corners in all the right spots and is a chuggy sweat soaked triumph of techno vitality. Illusions has a Joie de vivre for this type of retro hardstyle - vivace dance music that sparks all kinds of passions inside the enthusiastic rave aficionado. And as a collection of tunes it is simply glorious when thrown on the big speakers. What a joy to open 2023 with these weapons!

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XO-5 and Cyberian Relic emerge from the cities of Ivanovo and Nadym with a hot mix of Lo-Fi House and Leftfield Ambient, alongside touches of Disco and Phonk. Forming an understated Rave Sound that works just as easily whilst fucked up and glued to Mario Cart YouTube clips, as it does renegade funk siren that beckons an unseen & unknown Eastern bloc TikTok generation onto their home bassment dancefloors.

From the distorted thump, windy pads, squelchy TB-303, and muffled vocal of the EP’s joint artist opener “Loveless”, to overdriven bells, trap house chug, and drilling bassline of Cyberian Relic solo effort “Fading”, with its introspective lead line reminiscent of Closer Musik’s seminal 2002 cut “Maria” - fyi a compliment of the highest order (in this humble writers opinion anyway!) Back to the artist combo and 135BPM clanging onslaught of “Night Caprise” - a thrilling crank of full frontal house (albeit on the harder edge) with rubbery bassline and looping disco vocal giving way to massive breakbeat breakdowns and sure to have skulls moving out of their usual back of the crowd nodding orbits into hearty headbang territory. EP ender “I Was Never Around” finds XO-5 on their own rounding out the selection in grand fashion: all big chords and big emotions. A percussive belting. Tweaked out vocals, and white noise house beats. Wherever the geo-political landscape of where one resides, we love to discover artists pushing their personal boundaries, upping each others ante’s and creating techno magic from locations often overlooked and undercooked in our New World Order. In a time and space that has replaced all reality and meaning with symbols and signs, and where human experience is a simulation of reality, we are thrilled to receive these coded transmissions coming deep from the underground of the simulacrum. Making music that is far from loveless.

Cyberian Relic - Fading

XO-5 & Cyberian Relic - Loveless

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Viennese artists Illusions first appeared on our Sounds Like A Good Time volume IV compilation with a Bukem-esque stomper titled “Tonight”, now his debut EP for clipp.art get an extended treatment with a romping mix of 3 additional bangers, featuring moderatly hard house, rave sirens and more 140+ techno thrillers!

Title track “H Block” (148 BPM) energises a flip of the same name by Canadian artist Rubba, reinterpreting the dreamy ambience of that well placed and understated but totally adored riff (a quote “blend of technology and nature”) with the dynamics of a power pumping 4/4 beat and Rubba’s own lo-fi bars slicing deep. It wouldn’t be a stretch to think anyone familiar with the ethereal underlying cut could listen to this one on repeat for 10 hours. Absolute banger. “feelin g00d felin fine” (143 BPM), doesn’t let up the paces, combining hard house aesthetics with dub techno ambience via a Tokyo drift. Coming in as the “slowest” (aka less fast) tune on the EP, “Kinkshaming” (135 BPM) is a midnight arcade rave vehicle: Dark piano stabs, clanging beats and screaming sirens that find the sweet spot between pulse racing exhilaration and ecstatic abandon on the dancefloor. Clocking in at almost 6 and half minutes (the longest track on the release) “Séxualitë” (140 BPM) takes the corners in all the right spots and is a chuggy sweat soaked triumph of techno vitality. Illusions has a Joie de vivre for this type of retro hardstyle - vivace dance music that sparks all kinds of passions inside the enthusiastic rave aficionado. On the extended mix, fans of a distorted bassline will know what’s up with “Turn Up” (141 BPM), and what’s not to love about a track where the instructions come printed on the box?! This one has been a personal fav around our big speakers for some time and is a joy to release into the wild. “Monday Blues” (145 BPM) should scare the cobwebs away from your weekend with a groove that is both gnarly and funky and slamming and jackin’ and really if that’s not enough for you then you probably wouldn’t have even made it to this point. “Move On Up” (141 BPM) closes out this extended edition with pure adrenalized mayhem: rave sirens leading a horde of broken lemming robots to the edge of the rave-core cliff. You have made it to the end of the journey and stand on the precipice of your own destiny after taking a herculean dose of bangin’ music. R U OK? What is beyond? Take a step!

Illusions - Move On Up

Illusions - Turn Off

Italian producer Tracya blends acid, lo-fi house, spatial IDM, and raw electronica, across a whopping 7 new tracks. Collectively known as “Control Interface”, written and produced at the height of the global pandemic and has been gathering digital dust in our hard drive of backlog releases until the present moment. Testament to the art of acid dance, these overdriven squelchy sonics sound as propulsive today as they did the day they hit our overfilled inbox. Across the blistering pump of “Others” and “Static”, 808 driven electro groove and low bass of “CCTV” and “Init”, breakneck rhythms of “Northern Lights”, and broken computer punch of “All Them To Rule You” and “Encrypted Channel”, Tracya injects an sci-fi otherworldliness and whirlpool ambience that detaches listeners, while pulling them deeper into the maelstrom with each passing iteration. The effect is not unlike cybernated waves of an acid ocean crashing against the shores of distant memory, a place where you can both observe and participate, the opportunity to lose control ever present. Enjoy interfacing with this intense series of lo-fi bangers and see you on the beaches, amici.

Tracya - Others

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What do you get when you combine Yellow with Wiggle? If you said Greg, Sam, Emma, or Tseha, you would certainly be right, but for today’s riddle the chocolates go to anyone that answered “YAOB”. 
Hailing from vibrant crossroads of Lebanese and African heritage, YAOB is a producer and creator doing his thing in Melbourne Australia. Already a prolific producer working with artists including Baker Boy, Miss Kaninna, and Jerome Farah, YAOB now opens the account on his very own artist project via the glorious Yellow Castle of our clipp.art imprint. 


His vibe for funk rhythms, chunky beats, heavy basslines, and just as heavy doses of F.U.N, are all front and centre on debut single “Oxygn”.  Ensconced in a world where cultures converge and rhythms ignite the young producer plants his flag with an absolute wiggle fest of a tune. Wigglier in fact than the all iterations of The Yellow Wiggle combined, and with the right amount bounce - exactly an ounce to be precise. Oxygn isn’t exactly a sound we’ve come to champion in the past, but if you ever met YAOB and the sheer fun that comes from cutting shapes whenever this one gets thrown on speakers cemented a place on the walls in our beloved La Casa de la Giallo. YAOB is cooking. Breath deep. Get some Oxygn.

Oxygn (Instrumental) [CLIPP237A]

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After spending much of 2024 producing for artists including  Miss Kannina and Akosia, YAOB drops in once again at la casa del Clipp with “All Heart”. A clanking tour de force from the Melbourne based artist that merges heart pounding house with a soulful vocal reminiscent of Johnnie Taylor (Stax Rec), All Heart will have you either praying or confessing at the altar of 135bpm.

CLIPP247

All Heart

YAOB - All Heart [CLIPP247]

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"Guy told me one time…”
LONER follows their epic debut “Your Love” [CLIPP245] with scorching red hot belter “The Heat”. Having cut their teeth DJing at queer & underground parties across Australia and the UK (Confide, Joyride, Junk, Club77) and iconic Melbourne/Narrm hotspots (Revolver, Music Room, XE45), LONER (they,them) is sculptured from the heart of hard house, emotional breaks and euphoric bangers.
“The Heat” (second single from their forthcoming EP) is a blistering piece of turbo fuelled tribal house, battle tested for sweaty sets. When the lights are low and the strobes set high, follow this one rule if you want to make it out of the rave jungle, or if you are simply feeling the heat around the corner: 
“You gotta move when I move”.

CLIPP246

The Heat

LONER - The Heat

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We came across Marlborough UK, based producer Tom Jarmey amidst taking a break from studying a degree in Geography. Like most students taking a gap year, he found himself in the classic pilgrimage across South-East Asia - and we assume preparing for which may have had some influence on the particular brand of heartwarming house vibes heard on Tom’s debut EP “Beach Jazz”.

Smooth AF with swirling bird chirps, rambling chats and guitar licks for day, it's no surprise “Beach Jazz ft. MarBlu” clocked up half a million plays on its Youtube premiere. From there, Jarmey takes a sharp turn heading for the vibe equator with the heavy lifting “Fiji” (resplendent with distorted percussion and a break beat bass twist), before heading once again into daylight territory with EP closer “What Does Honey Taste Like” - all luscious pads and sun soaked strings and a groove that reaffirms (for us at least) that Tom Jarmey not be a name soon forgotten.

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Monolithic - Time [CLIPP030] 

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30th release. I guess it's funny how time flies. 

Speaking of "Time", Albert Einstein said “Time is an illusion”, while Andy Warhol once wrote “They say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself”. But of all musing about Time, I like the author Marthe Troly-Curtin’s quote best that “Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time”. 

When it’s 6am and you’re stood in a forest somewhere unknown - the sun coming up, and you’re surrounded by friends, while electronic rhythms vibrate through you, shirtless, twisting your body as though participating in some sort of ancient tribal neon ritual. Yeah, you get it. 

The track “Time” by New York based artist Monolithic, is an expansive inducer of vibe. A luscious slice of clangin’ housewerk that captures the listener in its mix of swirling pads, IDM riddims and warm jets of bass. Somewhere in the fog, a female siren emerges, calling out “All I Need Is Time. All I Need Is Time. Make This Feel Right” - drawing you in, closer and deeper. And much like that magical 6am rave hour, you lose yourself in the moment. Time enjoyed, indeed! 

“Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin” - Mother Teresa. 


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releases August 23, 2018 

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Monolithic - Time [CLIPP030]

“fog” takes you through a journey of a lapse of clarity. It’s a hard hitter, with a very serious undertone behind it. This one is definitely meant for feeling “something” on the dance floor. At around 5:50 into the track, it shifts into a bone rattling trance of glistening synths, kinda meant as a glimpse into what’s to come. 

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COMPUTER DATA - Fog [CLIPP049]

UrbnMowgli & Moodrich - E-Motions EP [CLIPP158]

UrbanMowgli and Moodrich are a couple of German based lads that love belting out tha tunes. They mix it up here for an EP consisting of a couple collaborative efforts, paired with two solo originals -  which both complement each other and also gives definition to their easily interchangeable electro aesthetics.

Opener “E-Motions” might fall into what you would traditionally recognise as an immediate classic lo-fi house flavour: resonate electric keys, clanging house beats, playful lead, a soulfully unrecognizable vocal hook. Or as we like to call it “melodic nostalgia”. It’s all there and sets the mood (sic) like a butt print on your couch - familiar and welcoming.

UrbnMowgli goes solo on “Cocco My Love” and glides between breakbeat and house patterns with splashes of soul flirting in the corner with some sweet italo lead arpeggiation. It’s that gelato flavour you always order cause you can’t simply stop licking. Go ahead, you do you, man.

There’s no conspiracy that Moodrich’s follow up “Deep State” goes.. erm.. Deep? But it still brings enough in the way of motorik riddims, euphoric backing vocals and a healthy dose of acid bassline to likely get at least 2 out of 5 RA podcast hosts lens cleaning & chin-stroking in semi-approval. 

EP closer “Astral Journeys” reunites these Berlin buddies on a dreamy chugger that feels too fast, yet slows the feels right down. This is music for dancing around your kitchen with a glass of wine, while you have a pasta bake in the oven, under the glow of those christmas lights you decided to put up 5 months before the actual holiday season. Pour yourself another cup of E-Motions. You deserve it.

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Moodrich - Deepstate

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And on the 5th day, Murg graciously delivered unto thee, o disciples of the rave, a trilogy of true school 140bpm shellers, bestowed upon you the form of “Psychedelia”, and it thumped and it was good. The second EP from the Newcastle UK lad, “Psychedelia” continues the journey from his self-released “Peugeots and Rave Stabs” but cranks the turbo factor up to rave-a-delic three hundred and three. Title track “Psychedelia” wastes no time letting you know what time it is - time you took a measurement of your heartbeat is it was time it is, ‘cause this tune raises the temperature like dropping that white dove you found inside the piggy bank in the bedroom at your parents place, right before a hardcore F45 workout. Nezt up, “Acid On Acid” does exactly what is advertised on the back of the box, and if you find yourself partial to a squiggly devilfish bassline, this one will fit neatly in your rave hole. Lastly, just when you thought you could get none more old school, EP closer “Break the Trip” hits you with the rave voltage. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself shuffling like an absolute madman to this one. Make no mistakes, this whole release clamps around your leg like lock-jaw. Rave.

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