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Official release on Allstar Music out now on Beatport:
http://www.beatport.com/release/find-me-odyssey-to-anyoona/1291104

Vocal remix music video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwdQ8g0HbSs

Also out on the Kitsuné Trip Mode compilation mixed by Jerry Bouthier
https://itunes.apple.com/fr/album/kitsune-trip-mode/id911882051?l=en

Jam & Spoon - Find Me (Johan Agebjörn feat. Sally Shapiro Dub)

Tesla Boy - Dream Machine (Cable Toy Remix)


On the trail of their double A-side single Rotation, released in December, dreampop shoegaze stars Ummagma celebrate their ethereal Stereolab-MBV-spirited uber-song ‘Lama’ with a mind-expanding package of eclectic remixes by an international roster of producers and artists, most of whom you might not directly connect to genres like noise rock or dreampop. Apart from their own Ukrainian and Canadian footings, this Ummagma LP is a uniting force of sonic satellites with creations from Italy, Sweden, Germany, Brazil and Russia.

This is exactly the point we usually drive home at Emerald & Doreen: bringing great new artists together in new ways to create art capable of transforming deep feelings and emotions into sounds and music. In this release, all remixers have contributed their own wavelengths and energy to create new versions of this great song.

The outcome is proof that beauty is found in diversity. Italy’s original electro new wave pioneer Alexander Robotnick sways with a spaced out, chilled dream pop version. Irregular Disco Workers add some severe 80s mood and 90s acid feel. Copycat fuses a Moroder-esque synth disco arpeggio with My Bloody Valentine-style vocals and guitars to ingeniously please indie and disco lovers at the same time! Theatre of Delays delivers a heartbreaking emo house version that brings you into the fifth dimension. Label-makers go nogo turn Lama into a Stereolab-esque breakbeat beauty with Notwist-like sounds and 90s indie guitars. Mind Movies turn ‘Lama’ in to a flipping, winding mechanical world of breakbeat, swirling around its own axis, and spinning a beautiful tumbling dance. Sounds of Sputnik add a 70s psychedelic edge to it, infusing this track with electro wonder. The feeling you get from listening to all these versions is similar to an overwhelmingly awesome ride!


Ummagma - Lama (Irregular Disco Workers Acid Feel)

New York's Nancy Whang was part of LCD Soundsystem. Did vocals on big tunes of Soulwax, The Juan MacLean and Classixx and now finally comes with a own project. Four cover versions of great tunes from the 70ies and 80ies. 
The first one - Dennis Parker's Like an Eagle - produced by Audiojack came out in March and caused quite a stir on dance floors. This new single "Working The Midnight Shift" (originally by Donna Summer) - is a next step in this experiment of translating the classic 80ies boogie vibe into something fresh. Somehow futuristic. Bonar Bradberry (of PBR Streetgang) did the production on this one. A jumping late 90ies Electrobeat "Detroit style" builds the fundament for Nancy's sweet and lighty voice. There is a dramatic edge in this tune. The synths come smooth. In a wild contrast to the rolling bassline. The version is quite different to the original version made by Moroder and Summer - back in the old disco days in Munich. The extended version of the song is quite a trip. 

Nancy Whang & Bonar Bradberry - Working The Midnight Shift (Radio Edit)

Written and produced by Georgina Fernandez and Robin Crafoord
Vocals by Camila Luna and Robin Crafoord
Additional remix production by Snuff Crew, Massimiliano Pagliara and Jeremy Glenn 
Mastered by Stefan Betke
P + C 2011 BPitch Control

Metallic Italic

Metallic Italic - Jeremy Glenn Remix

The Deadstock 33s & Stopmakingme - Autumn (excerpt)

Sander Kleinenberg: “Soulfire Remix thanks”
Markus Schulz: “Will try thanks”
Ricky Ryan: “Full support. Cheers for your great music”
Dana Bergquist: “Nice and smooth track”
Luke Porter: “Paul Harrison Mix and Disco Dub are good”
Soundexile: “Soulfire remix for me, thanks!”
CID INC: “Rob Harnetty remix sounds cool, thanks”
Answer42: ‘Nice Release”
ShlomiB: “Sweeeet Tune. Lovely Summer Vibes. Great Job”
Terry Francis: “Like a few of these, nice package”
Silinder: “Lovely track”
Kassey Voorn: “Nice, thanks”
Ricky Inch: “Thanx. I like that disco dub version”
Darin Epsilon: “Paul Harrison, Rob Harnetty, and Soulfire mixes most up my alley.”
Sasha Le Monnier: “Rob Harnetty remix my fav”
Aki Bergen: “Nice Music there”
Sean McClellan: “Love the vibes! Keep on Rocking”
Qmusse: “Sounds nice”
Phunktastike: “Bomb”
Steve Parry: “Liking all 3 remixes”
Ivan Smagghe: “like the soulfire rx”
Satin Jackets: Great Tune!
Chris Nemmo: “Summery, groovy and really warm tune! Thanks for this!
Acos CoolKAs: “great summer vibes! Like your original and dub very great tracks! “
Hassan Kamel [In2Deep]: “beautiful

Michael King - n0th1ng (Original Mix)

Out on 5th August just for TWO WEEKS and exclusively on BEATPORT. together with two remixes by Ajello

Dutch Rhythm Combo-Alerta (Luminodisco happy rmx)

This is the opening track off Munk's album. The original's only about 2 minutes long. It's a great track, though, so I made an edit of it to play out. The guys liked it, and are releasing it on the Gomma Dance Tracks E.P. 4. Out August 5th.
Support by Tom Trago, ROBERT OWENS (!), Cassian, In Flagranti, The Glimmers, Cosmo Vitelli, Mike Monday, Malente, c90's, Pete Herbert, Lee Douglas, etc...

MUNK - Can I Have Your Attention (King DJ Edit)

"River Seine" (RR057) by International (Kim Ann Foxman Remix)// relish recordings

"River Seine" International (Kim Ann Foxman Remix)// relish recordings

FETE - Song For Her (Hannulelauri Remix)

SUNS

Buy at bit.ly/m7beatportbuy

*Support from Soul Clap, Adam Port, Death On The Balcony, Tensnake, Steve Mac, Chymera, Psycatron, Golf Clap, Anthony Pappa, Michel De Hey, Dubble D / Moodymanc, David Duriez, Piek, Barrientos, Schnee, Paolo Mojo, The Pushamann, Eddy Temple-Morris, Timo Garcia / Nolan, FSQ and more...*

Ben Gomori
Paradigm Shift
Label: Monologues Records
Cat No. M7

Release Date: October 26.

Mastered by Justin Drake @ The Bakehouse www.facebook.com/thebakehousestudioUK

Monologues founder @bengomori serves up his first original material since his ‘Conscious EP’ on German/Austrian imprint Blossom Kollektiv in May, following his recent remix of Jascha Hagen and a Leonard Cohen edit which received support from the likes of Tiga, Job Jobse, Luke Solomon and Shir Khan.

‘Paradigm Shift Pt. 1’ is a heady journey through deep, throbbing, atmospheric techno. A hypnotic vocal brings about a meditative state as sharp stabs and bright synth chords filter in and out of focus, the track building slowly to more intense crescendos.

‘Xuclar’ is a more melodic, dreamy exercise, with a plump bassline underpinning delicate synth refrains as swathes of ambience fill out the gaps. Balearic-tinged house which, with any luck, might fit nicely with the Indian summer we’re being promised…

Soul Clap: "Xuclar is the one!"

Death On The Balcony: "Liking the melodic journey of Paradigm dub"

Adam Port: "Xuclar sound very good in my ears! :) Looking forward to play it. thxxx. adam"

The Pushamann: "Paradigm Shift went off in Sisyphos in Berlin the other morning"

Chymera: "Great vibe on Xuclar! Love the 80's shine to the melody"

Psycatron: "nice work Ben, liking the dub on this one"

Timo Garcia / Nolan: "love it mate.. your best work yet ;)"

Dubble D / Moodymanc: "lovely"

Piek: "wow! Both versions of Paradigm Shift are great. Thanks."


Ben Gomori - Xuclar [Monologues Records]

Teenage Mutants X Laura Welsh - "Falling For You" coming soon!

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Falling for You

Teenage Mutants X Laura Welsh - Falling For You

Lies Pt II (Cut Slack Remix)

The Roundup Part II marks the end of the 2nd year of Heist Recordings and stays true to it’s original format: Put the names of your releasing artists together in a bowl, and let the luck of the draw decide who gets to remix who. 

The result is this amazing 12” + 10” heavyweight vinyl combo. The vinyl comes in an inside out sleeve with handmade special artwork by Baster. 

LAST ONES AVAILABLE HERE
https://store.detroitswindle.com/vinyl/heist013
https://store.detroitswindle.com/download/heist013d

Buy EP

Brame & Hamo – Hotshot (Fouk remix)

For our next premiere, we've got a deep, spacey and atmospheric sound by Yoram called 'Epoch' on Berlin's Crossfrontier Audio. The three track EP, with remix duties from Stefan Z and Amentia will be released on November 16th. 

Getting Deeper: www.gettingdeeper.com 

Yoram: @dj-yoram

Crossfrontier Audio: @crossfrontier-audio

Premiere: Yoram - Epoch (Original Mix)[Crossfrontier Audio]

for your pleasure, i preset you the next hour of babiczstyle.



Robert Babicz -- Winter2015 - 2016 Mix

Slow Porn - Shō Ga Nai Podcast - November 2015.

Slow Porn - Shō Ga Nai - Podcast November 2015

Buy Fedde ‘What You Do To Me’ bit.ly/m8beatport
Subscribe via iTunes http://bit.ly/monologuespodcast

Tracklist: 
Fedde - But is it Jazz? [Unreleased]
Fedde - Garage Piano Tune [Unreleased]
Fedde - Start Rhythm [Unreleased]
Fedde - What You Do To Me [Monologues Records]
Fedde - Hardy Kick [Unreleased]
Fedde - No Shadows [Instant Grooves]
Fedde - Dirt Stab [Unreleased]
Fedde -  Kik [Unreleased]
Fedde - Woo Ja [Unreleased]
Fedde -  Pirma [Unreleased]
Fedde - M1 Beat [Unreleased]

Berlin-based Mexican hotshot @Fedde00 seriously impressed us with his ‘Supermoon’ EP on CVMR earlier this year, and after hearing more we were pleased to hear that the 4-tracker was no fluke. Flitting between melodic breakbeats, electro-funk and rolling, melodic deep house, his eclectic style is seriously accomplished whichever direction it goes in, and we can’t wait to hear more from him. His podcast is largely comprised of unreleased material and some very promising work-in-progress.

*How would you describe your sound?* 

I would describe my work as melodic, house and disco-influenced dance music.

*What and who inspires you and influences your sound?* 

Most of my influences come from music I listen to at home, but I am also very often deeply inspired when listening to great DJ sets or live musical performances in concerts or nightclubs. I listen to many different styles of music like jazz, soul and rock but I guess the influences that are most noticeable in my music come from classic house, disco, Italo and R & B.

I also get influenced in the everyday life when walking around town or so and with feelings and moods I get in certain situations, sometimes having to do with the weather.

*Can you tell us a little about this mix and what it means to you?*

This mix was a bit of a challenge for me because I had never made a mix with only my music before and I found it very hard to find a right track order and to make transitions fit together. These are mainly unreleased tracks and some of them are still unfinished which means the quality in sound and levels differs sometimes from track to track, but I really like the idea of including these raw versions of songs in it.

MOVE

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