A-side: Manmade Deejay - Crawlspace
B-side: DJ Popup - PU's MPC(Central Remix)

Available in Århus from May 2022
Available worldwide from June 2022

Safe Archive 01 (SA01)

Timing is a funny thing and Mr. Ho knows this all too well. His biggest record dropped mid-lockdown when clubland was closed to the general public, the producer thinking he had then heard the end of it. The truth was in fact far from it, the 'Eu-Li' EP (he produced with soulful Seoul producer Mogwaa) went on to be repressed another 4 times and seemed to soundtrack a vast majority of clubbers return to some sort of normality. As the world is still reeling and the pressing plants are feeling the pressure of increased demand timing is a once again a factor in the release of Mr. Ho's debut album 'Michaelsoft' and the record seems to soldier on regardless and all the better for it. A perfect and sophisticated summation of the talented producers skill at making sonically slick groove-led music, ranging wide in genres and moods. The album is a journey of sorts, kicking off with the dreamy breaks of '000Baby' and the slightly broken beats of the spine-tingling 'Ngomee' before venturing into hectic and threatening electro with 'Quit Startin' and ghetto-funk stylings of '14me'. After listening to 'Michaelsoft' the listener is reminded once again of the subject of time, specifically the time the producer has spent silently honing and calmly perfecting his craft whilst the rest of the world seems to descend into chaos.

WRECKS037 - Mr. Ho "Michaelsoft" LP

Mega Kikset! V1

TPR001 - Alex Kassian - Voices / Lifestream

A1 - Voices (Jenova Mix)
A2 - Voices (Swarm Mix)
B1 - Voices (Materia Mix)
B2 - Lifestream

Vocals by Thibaut Knapp
Artwork by Sang Woo Kim
Design by Richard Robinson
Prime Direct Distribution
Test Pressing Recordings 
Written & Produced by Alex Kassian

Much love to everyone involved.

Out 23 June 2023 Worldwide

The world is yours.

Voices

TPR001 - Alex Kassian - Voices / Lifestream

BUY: https://maltmusic.bandcamp.com/album/speed-ep

Let’s get to the point: SPEED, the latest release from MALT, is built to rattle the dance floor. Its foundation is a bass synth going for a jog, taking cheeky steps but on a determined pace. The drums are programmed to propel and leave no dead air. Don’t mistake it for a straightforward DJ tool, though: the track kicks off with a simple “woo!” and takes its time opening up into a frenetic sci-fi heist. Teases of breaks and glassy arpeggios come to a head and flip the picture, throwing you curveballs and keeping you on your toes. Like the best blockbusters, it’s an action sequence that finds time to be lush and methodical. Yes, at its core, it’s a track designed to get you there. It’s also a track that doesn’t have all day—it needs you to hurry up and fucking dance.

For the steadier heads, the DubMax Version provides the bounce with a more gradual measure. A twisted vocal echoes throughout, almost a chuckle resonating past the chugging and shrugging. It’s a romp. Adam O also boards on with a remix, fixing to take you deeper into the bogs. Knocking garage kicks grab you by the limbs; grimy bass synths pull you into the proceedings. If the original was a race against time, this one’s a test against space, tossing you around within its bounds.

The cherry on top: MALT’s remix of an unreleased Adam O track, “What’s the Password”, an expeditious thriller. Evoking late 20th century paranoia, it moves at a breakneck speed to take you through fiber optics and dial-up lines, through command windows and terminals, to get you back to basics. Wipe the sweat off your brows.

After a period of quiet focus, MALT—a secret weapon and enduring mainstay of Los Angeles—briskly returns with a laser-precise EP that’ll steam up dance floors everywhere. Refill your fog machines and pick up the pace; this one’ll get things going.

Written & Produced by MALT
Mastered by MALT
Cover by MALT

SPEED EP *PREVIEWS*

This summer sees the continuation of Faux Poly’s remix compilation series. Round 2 features an eclectic selection of artists close to and admired by label bosses Kassian.

Will Hoffbauer contributes a characteristically leftfield flip of Ste Roberts’ ‘Diego’s Mad Hour, who’s somehow gotten away with dunking a huge techno track into his bubble bath.

@fauxpoly
Buy: https://fauxpoly.bandcamp.com/album/faux-poly-remixed-002

PREMIERE: Ste Roberts - Diego's Mad Hour (Will Hofbauer's Bubble Bath Mix) [Faux Poly]

https://itsdelicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/volume-2

Volume 2
by So Klarity

https://soundcloud.com/ruinxxx
https://soundcloud.com/d-tiffany

1. Collect Calling             05:59
2. Count The Loving      08:00
3. Signs Out Of Time      06:21
4. The Choice                 08:09

A body, a voice, a relationship to space and to another. Confrontational at points, reflective at others, an achingly honest presence is articulated throughout the 4 tracks of So Klarity "Volume 2".

Constructed space moves between emotional registers; opening with "Collect Calling". A centering of desire, a desire to desire. What is it to be inside but somehow on the outside, to be both exhibitionist and voyeur? A charged melancholy reminiscent in sensibility of some of post punk’s most iconic heroines.

Granular, glassy planes stretch into the second track; expansive and subtly psychedelic. "Count the Loving" feels to be a meditative massage as medium sent from afar with a guitar pluck so thoughtfully romantic. Hand acoustics fritter over loops and vocal delay with heavy repeats underlines this mood. The sensation of travel, mentally at least, feels to be invited here.

"Signs out of Time" alludes to fractured dissociation, there is a knowingness in this, which nods to a deep understanding of this community. Field recordings and Time blurs. But we don't know what time it is or what time is Love. Dissections. Cuts. Memories. There is a real mass to this track and this weight feels to lean heavy on a heart.

So Klarity closes Volume 2 with "The Choice". Written in the past tense, a feeling of something lost or an echo bouncing back. Could it be a regret or a coming to terms with a situation? Holding on and holding together, drum machine stapling a wound. Flashbacks minimum twice a day appear confessional. Staccato edges and it ends.



"Collect Calling" recorded in Berlin, 2021
"Count The Loving" & "Signs Out Of Time" recorded in Berlin 2022
"The Choice" was recorded in Paris, 2023 
released August 7, 2023

PED002
Streaming & Digital 
Lyrics & vocals by Klarity
Production by D. Tiff
Mastered by Marco @ Analogcut
Words by Katie Shannon https://soundcloud.com/domestic-exile
Artwork Sophia

So Klarity "Volume 2" [DRD002]

C.K - Speedstick
Expected November 2023

All tracks written and produced by C.K in 2023.

Mastered & cut by Simon Davey at The Exchange
Distributed by Safe Distribution (www.safedist.ro)

Thanks for the continued support to the ones supporting ;-) It truly means a lot.

C.K - Speedstick (PRS013)

Roza Terenzi & Furious Frank LP  (Forthcoming November 10, 2023)
Label: Paper Cuts [PCLTD09]

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Pre-Order

Roza Terenzi - Kalimera

Track six from the 6 track LP by Roza Terenzi & Furious Frank available worldwide on vinyl and digital November 10th. @furiousfrank

Bandcamp: paper-cuts.bandcamp.com/album/roza-terenzi-furious-frank-lp-pcltd09
Distribution: www.one-eye-witness.com/catalogue?labels=1379117

Next up on Paper-Cuts is the individual works of Roza Terenzi & Furious Frank (@roza-terenzi & @furiousfrank) in a new series for the label featuring 2 artists in unison over a full length, double feature LP. Split across six-tracks the two Australian born artists deliver a like-minded swarm of mid-tempo breaks, lush ambience, unrelenting drum & bass and techno.

A1. Roza Terenzi - Vape City (6:10)
A2. Roza Terenzi - Kalimera (6:10)
A3. Roza Terenzi - Total Recall feat Noff (5:47)

B1. Furious Frank - Splash (5:51)
B2. Furious Frank - Moss Rock (6:26)
B3. Furious Frank - Dripp (4:20)

Produced by Katie Campbell & Thomas Martin
Vocals in ‘Total Recall’ by Noff
Mastered by Marco Pellegrino
Artwork by Dylan Batelic
Distributed by One Eye Witness

Pre-order now and download tracks “Vape City” and “Splash” on Bandcamp or preview the LP in full via Soundcloud.

www.papercutslimited.com

B3. Furious Frank - Dripp (PCLTD09)

Vancouver - Every other Tuesday 7pm-8pm Pacific - 101.9FM - www.citr.ca

Tracklist:

Gez Varley - Adieu
Hiver - Pillowhead
Mr. G - G's Strings
David Duriez - The More The Pitch Is Wild
Cockroach - Pearl (Bright Edit)
Fred Nasen - Stickiness
Mike 303 - Summer Funk
Sensory Productions - Deep Introspection
Iz & Diz - Biolatinoids
3MB - Die Kosmischen Kuriere (Moritz von Oswald & Thomas Fehlmann Mix)
Marco Faraone - Matter of Perspective (Mike Huckaby Remix)
Joris Voorn - Destiny (Dub)
Brawther - The Driver
Franck Roger - Mogoldino
DJ Steaw - Dancin
7th Gate - Dancer In The Snowfall
DJ Tonka - Radical Noise
Joe Claussell - Spiritual Insurrection
Stephen Brown - How I Feel

Do You Feel How I Feel? 002 - 24 Oct. 2023

Víctor José

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