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Digital - https://moodhut.bandcamp.com/
Vinyl - Distributed by Rubadub, available at your local record store later this summer

Hi. Welcome back. We’re very pleased to present a new record by Ian Wyatt, performing under the name Local Artist. He’s one of the co-founders of Mood Hut, and you may remember him from his music on the Proibito and Rhythm Section record labels. You may also have checked out his releases under the moniker Slow Riffs, including the Gong Bath 12” from 2015. 

This wonderful record can be played at any time of the day or night and is also a great thing to play in the home or in the club. Drums, bass, keyboards, as well as other sounds and outboard effects (including delay) are all present. The artwork was done by Logan Sturrock and Local Artist. Dancer / Dreamer will be available in vinyl and digital formats this summer. We hope you enjoy!

A - Dancer
B - Dreamer

MH020 - Local Artist - Dancer / Dreamer

A history of Russian techno, mixed.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=631

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RA.631 Buttechno

Huge debut release by Asquith on a very special self-released white label. With the Lobster Theremin boss having flexed his production muscle on previous releases as Tom Hang and Chicago Flotation Device, this sees the seasoned British talent step out from behind the veil and lay down a seriously stomping bassline-driven garage-house A-side backed by a summery terrace-slaying mix of the aptly titled The Conditioning Track.

The Conditioning Track

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The Conditioning Track (NYC Mix)

Going Good #13 incoming. 

Artwork - Atelier Superplus.

Distributed by: GGHQ Distro

A1 - Leather Chair 
A2 - Private Investigator
B1 - Water Loop
B2 - Salem's Yacht

https://soundcloud.com/weirdweathermusic

GOOD-13 - Weird Weather 'Leather Chair EP' Snippets

phubu, aka Phoebé and cousin of RAMZi, finally gave us a selection of her favorite kwaito tracks with her own edits

* uploaded by Phoebé herself coz Kerr broke his computer, waiting for Kerr to add his comment 

'Kwaito started emerging in the 1990s. It is a mixture of a number of different rhythms from marabi of the 1920s, kwela of the 1950s, mbaqanga/maskhandi of the hostel dwellers, bubblegum music of the 80's, and Imibongo (African praise poetry).  At times the use of styles drawn from the African Diaspora's Hip-Hop, Dub, Jazz and UK House is evident.

As pioneering DJs like Oscar "Warona" Mdlongwa, explains:" In the late 80s, we started remixing international house tracks to give them a local feeling. We added a bit of piano, slowing the tempo down and putting in percussion and African melodies". Another founding father, Arthur Mafokate says: "Lyrically we were inspired by the rising stars of the older "Bubblegum" disco music. They were representing us and talking about what was happening in the ghettos, and they spoke in a mixture of English, Zulu, Sesotho and Iscamtho (slang)."

The word Kwaito is derived from the Afrikaans word kwaai, which translates to "angry" in English. In colloquial slang, negative words or phrases often acquire a positive connotation or "cool" status. The language of Kwaito is Isicamtho, South African township slang. '  (http://www.sahistory.org.za/article/history-kwaito-music)

GeezerMix 017 - phubu

Excited to share a mix from Toronto’s extraordinaire Phuk Hugh. The DJ and impressive digger, he mixed for us 3 hours of “interesting slow burners with some off the wall hip hop/breakbeat, Digi Reggae, some zouk & afro stuff near the end but all very tropical & laid back”. Enjoy!

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Quartet Series Presents Nachtbraker - 23rd July 2018

Killer selection from Møzaika this week. Closely aligned with red hot Munich based collective Public Possession, Møzaika deftly displays a passion for irresistible colourful rhythms

https://soundcloud.com/m-zaika

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Welcome the Norwegian stalwart Øyvind Morken to our podcast series. DJ and producer, Jaeger Oslo resident, a connoisseur of the finest electronic music, he recorded ‘slow trip stuff, stuff that I like, but not always get to play that much, only at special moments’. And we love such approach ;)

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