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Treat Me Right

Treat Me Right (Funk D Void RM)

Treat Me Right (FunkD´Void Rемiх)

Gönül

NY City

The piece hung in the wardrobe and was never worn - it had meant to be for a special day, evening and night - yet that moment had never come nor would it ever now. The dress was elegant and stylish, red and gold with hints of autumn which ran throughout. It had been bought upon a whim and a longing for something more. Perhaps that was a night in the Mediterranean, a day in the Bahamas or a mystical city getaway beneath the night stars. For now it simply hung, wasted in the back of a closet which was destined for the dust. 

Puma & The Dolphin is set to release a new EP on Chambre Noire, a newly launched label with an eclectic vision. The release is rounded off by a remix from intriguing leftfield producer Michal Turtle who has relaunched a career with great promise.

PREMIERE: Puma & The Dolphin - The Dress (Michal Turtle Remix)[Chambre Noire]

Right in the middle of Kubebe's FM jungle, we found a river full of pure love juice. After busy nights getting high following Sakamoto and Kitano tracks, the french ginger musician, producer and Dj is now giving back his best floating times on reggae backyards. Here are the flowers. Feel free to feed them with moonlight, souvenirs and dreams.

https://soundcloud.com/nicolakubebe
https://soundcloud.com/vonparty
https://soundcloud.com/calypsorecs

PRÉMIÈRE: Kubebe - Haria (Thomas Von Party's Collapsing Lifestyle Remix) [Calypso Records]

Le Sachil

Le Sachil (Mytron Edit)  /BUY = FREE DOWNLOAD/

A new philosophy as time enters a radical history of our evolution. Being and nothingness in one, creatures of habit, the angels of nature, we can herald a new humanity.

DJN4 enters in homage. Optimus Yarnspinner. Edification through music bends, but does not break the untameable lost voices. This dissolution of ego, where culture exemplifies the principle of innovation through excess, the nocturnal brain sees only what it seeks.

The order of time is more than a conspiracy of the people, this enforced interlude does not mean culture’s end. Our culture, music’s culture, acts as a genome, a graffiti of society.

The psy, the rave, the sounds, the species, the food of the gods. Alpha Juno, Cyclon 303, mutable instruments and ideas collated, N4’s modern mysticism to harness the Earth as a being of sound. This occult features an anarchism, offering us a collective immortality, allowing us, showing us, how to be more humane.

Across eight tracks, our DJ weaves a journey to the inner and outer digi sphere, a two-year search, in to steppas, out of dub, evoking legitimate synthesis and sensibility. Look beyond Zamonia. The lost Chord. An alien dreamtime. Tales of Z.

https://soundcloud.com/djnormal4
https://soundcloud.com/emotional-response

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PRÉMIÈRE: DJN4 - The Orm [Emotional Response]

Artist: Fake Turins, Kolago Kult
Track: Legs
Format: Digital
Label: Self Release
Release date: 25/09/20
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Artwork: Mars Washington

The hybrid audio visual world of Fake Turins meets their primal counterpart in Kolago Kult. A sprawling odyssey of psycho-relics & weaving orchestration paints a trance inducing flurry of colours.
Otherworldly disco, flutes & clarinets bring this brooding electronic track into full organic motion.
‘Legs’ is about the stasis in our minds as our bodies falter forwards, with the relationship between mental health & the roots around us at the forefront. The Kolago Kult remix sharpens this into focus with a groove that will not relent until the final refrain “Legs, Lifting Tides, Cut from Dreams, Called my own” has washed up on the shores of the party.

https://soundcloud.com/faketurins
https://soundcloud.com/kolagokult

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PREMIERE #1223 | Fake Turins - Legs (Kolago Kult Remix) [Self Release] 2020

Yozy - Angels Rage

There is definitely something "afro" inspired about this latest EP from Puma & The Dolphin, certainly in comparison to pretty much everything else the mysterious Bulgarian project have produced, including a great EP for Canadian imprint Chambre Noire and some stellar inclusions on every one of Dj soFa's highly respected "Elsewhere" compilations.

The story goes that while immersed in domestic life during lockdown in Sofia the music evolved to take in what was happening at home and saw the inclusion of toy instruments, drum playing, the voices of children playing and even the family parrots whistling and squawking in the background. These random ambient insertions when seen in the context of the hypnotic and percussive rhythms and timbres are oddly reminiscent of the late, great Francis Bebey who, although culturally and physically a million miles removed, was also known for recording much of his work at home and who also featured the voices of his children playing.

In fact, it is as much the music's playfulness and simplicity that give the pieces their distinctive character, at times echoing the repetition and mesmerism of Raymond Scott's "Soothing Sounds For Baby" series. Yet, childrens' music this is not. There is a mysticism and depth on one hand and a willingness to experiment on the other that echoes the pioneering experimentalist K. Leimer's early Eno-inspired tape outings (check "Supermarket" for example).

I asked Puma & The Dolphin's Nikko Names if he could share the story behind how these six tracks came together. He had this to say:

"This collection of pieces were created during a monotone period of my life which I have overlaid with colour: a time in which I surrender to the beauty of home life - watching my kids play, feeding the birds - entwining these sounds of my surroundings amongst the rhythmic layers of these pieces. Playing the drums to remind us of the next circle dance for four. There is something mystic to travel only in your head; a shamanic trip inside the body with no concepts and answers."

PRÉMIÈRE: Puma & The Dolphin - Number [Invisible, Inc.]

Artist: Puma & The Dolphin
Track: Supermarket
Label: Invisible, Inc.
Format: 12" Vinyl, Digital
Release date: 06/10/20
Purchase: https://invisible-inc.bandcamp.com/album/indoor-routine

Autumn. In autumn, sadness and yellow leafs, slush and mud. Supermarket. Chips and Cola, 10 different  types of deodorants in the supermarket. No DJ mixes or good alcohol help to fight boredorm. Store shelves. On the layouts - fresh meat, meat - is a source of protein. The Cashier looks like an angry dog ​​at the checkout, The security looks like a stupid bull. That is supermarket. But there is light and people. A life. People shun each other with false politeness, yielding to each other with fear of getting infected, do not look each other in the eyes as if they are afraid that their rotten inner world will become visible.
There is definitely something "afro" inspired about this latest EP from Puma & The Dolphin, certainly in comparison to pretty much everything else the mysterious Bulgarian project have produced, including a great EP for Canadian imprint Chambre Noire and some stellar inclusions on every one of Dj soFa's highly respected "Elsewhere" compilations.
The story goes that while immersed in domestic life during lockdown in Sofia the music evolved to take in what was happening at home and saw the inclusion of toy instruments, drum playing, the voices of children playing and even the family parrots whistling and squawking in the background. These random ambient insertions when seen in the context of the hypnotic and percussive rhythms and timbres are oddly reminiscent of the late, great Francis Bebey who, although culturally and physically a million miles removed, was also known for recording much of his work at home and who also featured the voices of his children playing.
In fact, it is as much the music's playfulness and simplicity that give the pieces their distinctive character, at times echoing the repetition and mesmerism of Raymond Scott's "Soothing Sounds For Baby" series. Yet, childrens' music this is not. There is a mysticism and depth on one hand and a willingness to experiment on the other that echoes the pioneering experimentalist K. Leimer's early Eno-inspired tape outings.
"This collection of pieces were created during a monotone period of my life which I have overlaid with colour: a time in which I surrender to the beauty of home life - watching my kids play, feeding the birds - entwining these sounds of my surroundings amongst the rhythmic layers of these pieces. Playing the drums to remind us of the next circle dance for four. There is something mystic to travel only in your head; a shamanic trip inside the body with no concepts and answers." - Puma & The Dolphin

https://soundcloud.com/puma-and-the-dolphin
https://soundcloud.com/invisible-inc

PREMIERE #1261 | Puma & The Dolphin - Supermarket [Invisible, Inc.] 2020

There was a buzz in the chamber, the sound of electronics rumbled and reverberated in the tunnel beneath the great city of old. This was where the wheels went round, keeping the whole thing in motion. A city travelling underground accompanied by the sweet hum of chaos and fuzz. Some glanced at telephones, others read newspapers - they were all blissfully unaware of the complex engineering and the intricacies of the machine upon which they travelled. Perhaps it was best that way. 

Club In Theory is a record label which is shaping up very promisingly indeed, we were pleased with their first but now the second release on the imprint is here we have high hopes for something special. This EP comes from Aheloy! and features some playful electronics and delicate programming.

THEORY 002

PREMIERE: Aheloy! - Y-Shape [Club In Theory]

Artist: Thomas Von Party, Mera De La Rosa
Track: Bateria
Format: Digital
Label: Party Central
Release date: 02/11/20
Purchase: https://thomasvonparty.bandcamp.com/album/bateria

Thomas Von Party teams up with Dominican singer / TV presenter / personality Mera De La Rosa for a mini-LP of left-field Latina-enhanced dance tracks, backed by remixes from Calypso's Thomass Jackson, Guatemalan heartthrob Fabio Me Llaman Soltero, Multi Culti mainstay Mytron, acid-house masters DECIUS and Mexico's freshest talent TYU.
Have a first listen to the "Bateria" here on 44,100hz Towers.

https://soundcloud.com/vonparty
https://soundcloud.com/mera-de-la-rosa

PREMIERE #1287 | Thomas Von Party feat. Mera De La Rosa - Bateria [Party Central] 2020

- Free edits from us and our friends -

https://soundcloud.com/antakaatweed

HQ: https://serenades.bandcamp.com/album/serenades-edits-free-dl

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Serenades Edit #16 - Gianni Safred & His Electronic Instruments - Electronic Brain (A-Tweed Edit)

In 2019, Parisian cinema composer Jean-Gabriel Becker and Japanese composer and multiinstrumentalist Susumu Mukai embarked on the making of an album that was ultimately going to become Time Very Near. 

The album that had been their focus for most of 2019 was finally released with great acclaim in April 2020 through the strangest time in history and echoed with their fellow musicians and producers for its singularity and originality. 

Prompted by a few unsolicited offers for remixes, Becker & Mukai saw an occasion to invite their community of musician and producer friends to re-invent, deconstruct and rebuild the songs on “Time Very Near”. 

Studio mates, friends and colleagues accepted to play the game and re-arranged the pair's global grooves and clattering beats into brand new original tracks. They all contributed to make the line-up for this project read like a who's who of London's electronic music scene: 

Joe Goddard from Hot Chip, who, from his studio next door, had been a witness of the birth of the project, was kind enough to unleash his killer beats on Spice War. 
Old friend Jas Shaw of Simian Mobile Disco fame transformed the tropical sounds of Dark Fields Of The Republic into a dance-floor ready techno workout.. 
Long-time collaborator and friend Sasa Crnobrnja (In Flagranti, Mytron & Ofofo, Auf Togo) took Time Very Near on a trip to Jamaica. Label mate AMA//MIZU stripped Tout Azimuth down to its core to rebuild it with his unique production skills. 
Dreems delivered a sweltering 19 minute version of Dark Fields Of The Republic and a shorter version more suited for a vinyl listen... 
And finally Becker and Mukai chose to don alternative monikers (Zongamin for Mukai and Lux Prima for Becker) to re-interpret their own compositions... 

Like the original album, this remix project gathers sounds and inspiration from an everexpanding palette of influences, assembled into something amorphously intangible that’s simultaneously refreshing and sharp, meandering and cosmic, futuristic but timelessly vintage and manages to expand where the original album left off. 

In a similar process, the remix album's cover is a re-invention of the original album art and will echo the collaborative collage that was created by the pair for “Time Very Near”.

https://soundcloud.com/beckermukai
https://soundcloud.com/sounds-17

PRÉMIÈRE: Becker & Mukai - Spice War (Zongamin Remix) [SaS Recordings]

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.

PRÉMIÈRE: Puma & The Dolphin - Number [Invisible, Inc.]

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