Hyper Love Vol. 1

Gamma Closure

Early 90s rare Canadian Deep House track edited by Tucan Discos.

Let's Do It Right (Edit)

AVAILABLE HERE:
https://bogdanra.bandcamp.com/track/feel

FEEL

🩸 Hidden in the depths of Dracula's Transylvanian castle lay a sinister secret: a collection of rare vinyl records untouched by human hands for centuries. Dracula, the feared vampire lord, had amassed these records that mirrored his sinister persona. As an intrepid explorer dared to unveil the cursed treasure, eerie echoes filled the air. The vinyl's grooves spun, and a haunting symphony of classical and electronic compositions revealed Dracula's essence—a tale of dark desires and eternal melancholy. 

⚰️ Each record unearthed another chapter of the Count's tragic history. The castle came alive with spectral vitality, a chilling reminder that some secrets are best left untouched, even when hidden in the dark recesses of a vampire's vinyl collection.

A big welcome and congrats to YPS for his first official edit release ever and the first of many on Fauve Records!

Morningstar (RFX Edit)

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Orbital Inclination

Amidst the swirling nebulae and radiant stars, a mystical realm where cosmic beings from myriad galaxies converge in celestial harmony. Alien creatures of all shapes and sizes come together to dance beneath the shimmering cosmic auroras. In the vast expanse beyond the known universe lies the Tranzosphere.

A sense of unity and oneness permeates the Tranzosphere, binding together beings from galaxies far and wide in a transcendent celebration of existence.

The dance of the universe continues unabated, a testament to the eternal beauty and wonder of creation.

Extinct Melodies From The Tranzosphere #1 has reached a milestone with its title track "The Future (RFX Edit)," an adaptation of Vista's "Look To The Future," which has garnered over 69K streams today.  What better way to celebrate than to release the #2 after four long years. 

Given the magnitude of this endeavour, it took us considerable time to curate this collection. Over the past year, the team have meticulously tested various trance jams on the dance floor, resulting in the selection of 8 edits and 2 bonus tracks (available with the full compilation purchase).

Take a listen to the first track, and you'll be instantly hooked.

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Hello Doc (RFX Edit)

The recording of my set from La Nature Festival, recorded 12-3PM on a glorious sunny Sunday on the 23rd of June 2024.

This was one of my favourite sets this summer, I was so honoured to be playing before the legendary DJ Nobu, and spent time preparing for this set gathering bright~dubby~daytime techno with a zippy flair and uplifting energy 🧚

The set features lots of tracks I’ve been enjoying this summer, including music by: Tsott, GiGi FM, Azu Tiwaline, Vladw, Al Wootton, Sindh, Luigi Tozzi, Konduku, Stojche, Ness, Ruman, Rene Wise, Fireground, Forest On Stasys, Kohra & Midnight Traffic +++

The woodland location of this Belgian festival was stunning, and playing on this delicious Lambda Labs sound system was such a treat. Thanks again to Julien @noname_community & Daniel[i] @danieli_whs for the invitation to join this year’s edition 🧡🌲

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La Nature 2024

Sybil @ La Nature 2024

In the 90s, Source Direct had an incredibly wide range, from heavenly atmospheric jungle to hellish techstep dnb. This mix explores that earlier first side, with tracks from 1994 to 1996 on Good Looking, Odysee, and Source Direct's own label, alongside their releases as Oblivion on Basement's Street Beats imprint. Track list is below. Enjoy!

00:00 Source Direct - Future London (Odysee, 1994)
03:55 Source Direct - Bliss (Source Direct, 1995)
08:37 Source Direct - Artificial Barriers (Source Direct, 1996)
12:25 Source Direct - Secret Liaison (Good Looking, 1996)
16:13 Source Direct - Exit 9 (Source Direct, 1995)
18:13 Oblivion - Last Dance (Street Beats, 1996)
23:23 Source Direct - Complexities (Good Looking, 1996)
28:47 Source Direct - Stars (Odysee, 1995)
33:59 Source Direct - Fabric of Space (Source Direct, 1995)
37:06 Source Direct - Different Groove (Odysee, 1995)
40:30 Oblivion - Night Windows (Street Beats, 1995)
43:54 Source Direct - The Crane (Source Direct, 1995)
46:06 Source Direct - Approach & Identify (Source Direct, 1995)
48:42 Oblivion - Lush (Street Beats, 1995)
52:01 Source Direct - Modem (Source Direct, 1995)
54:26 Source Direct - A Made Up Sound (Metalheadz, 1995)
58:31 Source Direct - Shimmer (Odysee, 1994)
1:02:31 Oblivion - Sands of Time (Street Beats, 1996)

Artwork by RQ

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The deep side of Source Direct (Jungle dnb mix)

Rob Dirton - keep warm

On the way to the tantric void, the spirit of dance dreamed it’s way into the night. Lush vocals for everlasting dance rituals in perspiring walls. 
 
Warehouses are where spirit animals flourish in a being,  fog and lights break free, masks and movements become one with the body.
 
For the third instalment of The Extinct Melodies series, we’ve dug deep into the jungle to bring out 5 edits deemed of dance rituals. The people bringing you these are not only usual suspects RFX & Midnight Runners but also new comers Running Hot and Bongo, which we are proud to incorporate for this edition.
 
We hope these will be used in the best of the warehouses around the world,
 
Thank you for your love,
 
Fauve Society

Rob Dirton - keep warm

Yuri Kuznetsov

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