Captain Mustache delivers his ten-track album ‘Indigo Memories’, set for release on Bedrock this December.
With releases via KOMPAKT, My Favorite Robot and Helena Hauff’s Return To Disorder, Captain Mustache’s reputation as an artist and a producer of note continues to build. A lover of Detroit techno and Electroclash, his take on electronic music has welcomed a wealth of supporters ranging from Laurent Garnier and Dave Clarke to Jennifer Cardini and Louisahhh. His latest album, ‘Indigo Memories’, showcases this diversity in full, presenting a powerful and emotive trip through techno, electro and beyond to deliver an in-depth representation of his wide-reaching sound palette, set for release on John Digweed’s iconic Bedrock imprint.
“After years of work, I’m super happy to release a complete album on Bedrock. It’s the highest level of recognition for a techno producer, and I’m thankful to John Digweed for that. I’m glad and proud to present these ten special songs, which combine my influences between Detroit techno and electro music. Many were produced during the pandemic when I was feeling melancholic, thinking of the neon lights of the party and the colors of the night. Each track sounds like a tribute to nightlife and a love statement to dance music, with a romantic dimension and a call to dance. I’m honored to have worked on ‘Catch Me’ with Davina of the legendary ‘Don’t You Want It’
produced by Mad Mike, one of my all-time favourite songs. I also wanted to close the album with ‘Mentally Naked’ featuring Chicks on Speed, which was played by Andrew Weatherall during his last radio show, just before the beginning of party black-out. Now I’m pleased that these ‘Indigo Memories’ come with the return of the light.” - Captain Mustache.
Opening via a medley of brooding synths, vibrant leads and warping basslines across ‘Bleu Azur’, ‘title cut ‘Indigo Memories’ and ‘Paola’, the Frenchman quickly establishes his ability to fuse dark and light, playful and serious. Escalating leads throughout ‘Bleu Ciel’ add a sense of panic and unrest, while ‘Catch Me’ showcases a zipping electro production armed with tough metallic drums, softened by Davina’s captivating vocals. ‘Andromeda’ and ‘Ultra Neon’ shift towards resonant, melodic journeys, whilst the sleek ‘Midnight Man’ offers up visions of late-night drives through neon-lit landscapes. ‘Shapes & Oddity’ then interjects and interrupts the calm with a tough, dark trip, before closing via the unwinding, hypnotic wormhole of indie leaning closer ‘Mentally Naked’, featuring Chicks On Speed.

PREMIERE : Captain Mustache - Bleu Azur

https://soundcloud.com/billbrewster
https://soundcloud.com/sprechenmusic
🛒 https://sprechen.bandcamp.com/album/edgy-future-discotheque-vol-3
🔊 https://youtu.be/hw4V0DpKsBU

The Edgy Future Discotheque is back open for business and its packing in a rag tag bunch of low slung mutant disco delights for all times of the night on the dance floor.

Warped & wonky house grooves alongside delicious slabs of techno and 1 or 2 straight up peak time yessmates make up this 3rd collection and features members of the Sprechen extended family in the guise of Bill Brewster & Andy Buchan. We welcome to the fold (finally!) Manchester mega human Black Eyes as well as rising stars Tom2Trax & Yootis plus we have something pretty amazing from the new mysterious new kid (or should that be kids?) on the block, the Yum Yum Club who team with Maria Uzor of Sink Ya Teeth for some pretty amazing scenes.

Strap yourself in...its gonna get sludgy!

Tracklist: 

1. Bill Brewster - Macumba Espanol (Black Eyes 8th Re-Dimensiøn)
2. Yum Yum Club feat. Maria Uzor - An Acid Love Feel Track
3. Andy Buchan - Reasons
4. Tom2Trax - Grafter
5. Yootis - Preach

Edgy Future Discotheque Vol.3

Macumba Espanol (Black Eyes 8th Re-Dimensiøn)

PREMIERE: Bill Brewster - Macumba Espanol (Black Eyes 8th Re-Dimensiøn) [Sprechen]

@teemango -  Bright White Light
Label - @anoano

Release Date: 04/11/2022

♫ Info + Buy ♫ :  https://www.sinchi-collective.com/premiere-tee-mango-bright-white-light-anoano/

All Sinchi premieres available on 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sinchicollective 
Spotify- open.spotify.com/playlist/7sd3nFr…1ff4a1026348467b

Tee Mango - Big Houser EP

♫ Info + Buy ♫

PREMIERE - Tee Mango - Bright White Light (Ano Ano)

In an age of regressive politics and inward-looking neo-nationalism, there’s something gloriously open and outward-looking about the musical worldview of Rose Robinson. A keen traveller whose mindset and musical vision has been shaped by her experiences visiting different destinations around the globe, Robinson’s releases as Tigerbalm thrillingly combine her roots in dance music – Robinson has been DJing around her home city of London and much further afield for well over a decade – with rhythms, sounds and instrumentation inspired by all manner of indigenous musical cultures from around the world. This trademark sound is sonically kaleidoscopic, unflinchingly percussive and undeniably infectious, though attempts to accurately describe it are likely doomed to failure. While confounding those employed to review music not Robinson’s aim – she was much more interested in fusing her eclectic global musical influences and showcasing great female vocalists – her brilliant debut album, International Love Affair, will surprise as much as it delights – and all for the right reasons.
It arrives on the back of a string of celebrated singles and was created with the help of a large archive of recordings of jam sessions with musician friends, and contributions from a talented pool of female singers Robinson has met on her travels around the world. It’s those travels that shaped the sound of International Love Affair, with every track being a personal response to the musical cultures of places she’s visited. Combine these vivid experiences with nods to dancefloor-focused styles she loves – think organic house, nu-disco, Afro-house, dub disco, Afro-disco and Brazilian club cuts – and you have a debut solo album that’s as imaginative and entertaining as they come.
For proof, check the album’s two Bali-influenced tracks:  album opener ‘Kete’, where Joy Tyson’s stylish vocals ride a heady, low-slung midtempo groove wrapped in Indonesian instrumentation, and the extra-percussive, tech-house influenced dancefloor voodoo of ‘La Brisa’ (a cut named in honour of the Bali-based club of the same name). Or for that matter the two tracks inspired by Robinson’s experiences in Berlin, the Joy Tyson-voiced strut of ‘Tokyo Business’ – a dense, squelchy, dark-room ready blend of heavy grooves, punk-funk inspired vocals and ‘80s freestyle synth sounds – and the irresistible peak-time heaviness of ‘Cocktail D’Amore’, a track made in tribute to the legendary LGBTQIA+ party of the same name that sits somewhere between Afro-house, tribal house, dubbed-out late-night hedonism and the most mind-altering of organic percussion workouts. 
Robinson’s positive experiences on Waiheke Island in New Zealand, the location of the legendary Flamingo Pier festival, are explored on two tracks, too – superb recent single ‘Waiheke’ and the inspired ‘Cosmic Camel’ – an impeccable, breathlessly brilliant re-imagining of the mid-80s proto-house sound of Paul Simpson and Boyd Jarvis (amongst others) blessed with cut-up Maori vocal samples and the kind of hazy, dubbed-out horn licks that have long been a feature of records by New Zealand outfit Fat Freddy’s Drop. 
Such is the quality across the set, attempting to pick highlights is a futile gesture. Some may cite the breezy, Brazil-inspired samba-house/funky nu-disco of ‘Bahia Escapista’ (this features a very special ‘secret guest’ vocalist, whose identity will no doubt promote debate online), or Robinson’s response to visiting Morocco, ‘Riad De Lister’ – a squelchy chunk of 21st century P-funk that’s as heady and intoxicating as it is addictively dancefloor-focused. An instrumental version of that track is also featured on the album, alongside a handful of other vocal-free alternative takes. International Love Affair more than lives up to the promise of its title, marking out Robinson as one of electronic music’s most inventive and on-point global fusionists.

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PREMIERE : Tigerbalm - Tokyo Business

https://soundcloud.com/the-midnight-service
https://soundcloud.com/ureguay
🛒 https://www.ureguay.com
🔊 https://youtu.be/ZifUEGBQsE4

BAILES, which translates into English “Dances”, brings together more than 38
artists in the most extensive compilation released by U're Guay Records,
focused 100% on Latin America. Musically eclectic y plural, afro, house, disco,
techno, breakbeat, and more.

Include Tracks from: Adrianjosama, Aerobica, Alex Aguayo ft Pia Manrique,
Ambrosia & Ludviq, Bernardo Campos, Bruno Bar, Capetini, Corporal Moore ft
Nem, Cu Da Curuxa & Manu Barcelo, Emilio Mustafa, Érica & Linda Green & DJ
VERSAXXE, Fernanda Arrau, Flight Status, Fugaz, Giama, Imanol, InVertida,
Jessica Bellomo, Juan Zolbaran, Manuel Sahagun, Panko, Pedro Gariani, ROOi &
Jaguar Quimbaya, Spicy Danny, The Midnight Service, Tinnitus & Santiago
Seoane, Umvral.

PREMIERE: The Midnight Service - she/her [U´re Guay Records]

Drivo Electronico

Microtech

Pete Callard - No Show

BUY IT: https://luvshackrecords.fanlink.to/disco-biscuits-2

Disco Biscuits #2

What Lies Beyond

LeSale - What Lies Beyond | LUV040

Liudas Lazauskas (aka Roe Deers) and Titas Motuzas are two friends and musicians from Vilnius, Lithuania, who have just launched their own label 'Good Skills'. The lead track 'Bad Habits' has been remixed by Soulwax collaborators  and DEEWEE’s hottest act - Asa Moto :)

BDHBTS - Bad Habits - Asa Moto Remix [Good Skills]

Spectrum SL is a color coded compilation series dedicated to releasing
music in many guises from artists represented by Sweat Lodge. It is a
way to continue to work, support, and promote the fine artists the
agency collaborates with.

For the second edition entitled VIOLET, we focus on more house
and disco sounds.

spectrumsl.bandcamp.com
sweatlodgeagency.com

Mastered by Justin Van Der Volgen

Cooper Saver - Late Night DJ Tool

WhyPeopleWar Fundraiser for Ukraine: https://whypeopledance.bandcamp.com/

The Why people dance question was asked for the first time in Lithuania back in 2013 but it gained a worldwide echo in its 8 years of existence. Run by @pauliuskamblevicius with the help of @experimentsserial and a network of collaborators, the online electronic music platform and label keeps its heart open for new friends and treasure finds but its filter tight and deep underground. Tune into WPD channels on Soundcloud, YouTube and Bandcamp.

PREMIERE: Bill Brewster - Macumba Espanol (Black Eyes 8th Re-Dimensiøn) [Sprechen]

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