Released by: Visionary Mind Records
Release date: October 21, 2013
ISRC: HU-B23-13-00082

Teslah

Teslah (Original mix)

Karl M & Van Did - Teslah (Original Mix)

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Format: 12inch | Releasedate: 07.03.2014

Tracklist:

12inch:

A – Oh Africa feat. Christine Salem (Full Crate Remix)
B – Doubter feat. Jonatan Bäckelie (Mao Remix)

Digital Bonus:

Doubter feat. Jonatan Bäckelie (Ada Remix)
Doubter feat. Jonatan Bäckelie (Phil Gerus Remix)

“Reunion”, the debut album by Alex Barck created quite a stir last year. Now two 12inch releases make sure that this stir is not fading away by any time soon. Two 12inches that include remixes by the current creme de la creme of electronic dance music production.

After Osunlade delivered already last year an outstanding rendition of the album track “Oh Africa” it’s now up to Amsterdam based producer and DJ Full Crate to get his hands on this declaration of love to a whole continent. Masterfully he accomplishes this endeavour while weaving Christine Salem’s voice along a twisted shuffle beat and drives the track to the next level by adding stabbing synth chords. Full contact!

On the flipside the enigmatic British production duo Mao take us by surprise with their reinterpretation of “Doubter”. All of a sudden Jonatan Bäckelie finds himself in a dripstone cave. The massive beat framework props the whole track from not being torn down by the never ending echoing vocals. It’s with this courageous proposition that Mao for once and all ensure to be one of the production teams to look out for in 2014.

For the digital release Barck ordered another two additional remixes. Ada (by now based in Hamburg and on Pampa Records) doesn’t even make a move to adapt the track for one of her infamous techno sets. She rather sets for a sound that is labelled now PBR&B or Alternative R&B. This woman is not only on a roll, she is highly involved to redefine electronic music. This remix is a testimonial letter.

In a similar way Tokyo based producer Phil Gerus is putting his head above the parapet. Up to now his productions and remixes were always to be found near the crate tagged chillwave. But now he takes a giant step towards the future. He acts like a goldsmith, cutting the vocals to its crystalline form to restructure them within a breathtaking arrangement spiked with samples. A masterpiece.

www.sonarkollektiv.com | @alexbarck | www.facebook.com/alexbarckofficial


iTunes

Digital  -  Alex Barck - Doubter Feat. Jonatan Bäckelie (Ada Remix)

It’s some four years since the release of Bison’s acclaimed debut single, “Way To LA”, the result of a series of productive
studio sessions between Paul ‘Mudd’ Murphy, longtime collaborator Ben Smith, krautrock legend Holgar Czukay and
vocalist Ursula Major. Since then, Murphy and Smith have made a number of return trips to Can’s Innerspace Studio in
Cologne, where Czukay famously conjures his out-there musical magic.

The result is ‘Travellers’, the quartet’s long-promised debut album. It is, by anyone’s standards, a deliciously dubby and
intergalactic concoction; a fearlessly atmospheric blend of krautrock and dub disco-inspired grooves, delay-laden horns,
quirky percussion, stargazing electronics and eyes-wide-shut vocals. The dub influence is particularly notable given
Bison’s love of “versioning” tracks. Three of the tracks - “Way To LA”, “New Moon Boy”, and “Familiar Stranger” (the
latter two mixed by Conrad Idjut, who also turns the album’s title track into a clandestine, French-horn-laden late night
masterpiece) - appear in “Day” and “Night” versions. Meanwhile, previous single “Mandy” - a murky spaced-out stroll
though the collective Bison hivemind - is also included in two forms, with the Balearic stoner rock of the “Power Boy Mix”
offering a sun-kissed (but still deliciously atmospheric) reinterpretation.

Highlights are naturally plentiful, with Ursula Major’s half-spoken, half-whispered vocals wrapping themselves around
spacious rhythms, shuffling drums, twinkling, effects-laden guitars and low-slung basslines. ‘Travellers’ is an album rich
on other-worldly intent, sparse grooves and thick, enveloping production. It’s exactly the sort of album you’d expect from
musicians and producers of this calibre. We may have been waiting a while, but Bison have definitely delivered.

1. Way To LA (Day)
2. Way To LA (Night)
3. Mandy
4. Mandy (Power Boy Mix)
5. Familiar Stranger (Day)
6. Familiar Stranger (Night)
7. New Moon Boy (Day)
8. New Moon Boy (Night)
9. Travelers

Vinyl gatefold released September 1
Digital released September 8
C56LP007 © Claremont 56 2014
www.claremont56.com

Travellers

Multi Culti imagineer DREEMS reworked by MICHAEL MAYER and VALENTIN STIP.

‘Mirages’ presents two epic revisions of one of the most compelling and memorable songs from the forthcoming debut LP from Australia’s Dreems. 

One of the rising stars of Nico Jaar’s Other People label, Valentin Stip turns in a real beauty. Cosmic, intricate textures wave around bamboo flute solos before stomping rhythm tracks ride in. Properly deep, advanced, esoteric, and original. Play this at the right desert party and the crowd will think you caused that sandstorm with the power of your mind. 

Kompakt’s Michael Mayer goes a bit less organic and a bit more manic with a fierce, loopy and extremely psychedelic journey into the heart of darkness and back into the light with an outro that borrows from yet another album track Rainy Day. 

So Mayer basically remixed two songs in one. Dreems fed off that energy and outro’d that outro with a new edit of Rainy Day. Multi Culti not afraid to get multiple.

Drug-takers - approach this record with caution, it’ll suck you in and spit you out with your reality tunnel open a little wider than it was before… freaky.

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Digital
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Dreems - Mirages (Valentin Stip Remix)

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