After the last acclaimed Pretty Eyes EP, and releases on Slow Town, Fly By Night and Messalina âDonâ Riccio is back on Bosconi Extra Virgin with a new four tracker EP fully inspired by his new residence in the middle of the mediterranean sea and where all his palette of different styles has been included.
Ahwach is the debut album from Ethnikman aka Yassine Arrahil. His 18 track opus is a masterfully inventive electronic album that is filled with influences from the worlds of folk and ethnic music, out on July 27th via Symphonic Distribution and available for pre-order now on Juno.
Ethnikman is born in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and grew up in Marrakesh, Morocco, surrounded by a unique variety of inspirational sounds that still inspire and influence him to this day. He has previously made hip hop, engineered live events and graduated at the SAE Institute of Rotterdam. An avid collector of old folk LPs and 45rpm records, his quest for forgotten ethnic sounds now comes full circle as he present a whole world of them in this fresh electronic album in an “Ethnic House” style. Each track’s name represents a remote village in Morocco, from which the “Ahwach” of that region preserve their authentic chants, music and performance for centuries.
Knarly Knob‘s new EP gets back to strong and refined atmospheres, introducing two new tracks with techno and electronic traits.
“Contumax” persists on robust, groovy and deep arrangements; it features a main synth which keeps thrilling throughout. The second track, “Silva,” plays a more refined sound with echoes and delays which surf on the beat, referencing noises within a tropical forest.
Occultists is a label concept born out of the idea of playing with the polarities of finding the light within the darkness and curating a musical output of techno that has an esoteric flair.
After making some noise with their freshman release from Dugong, label founder James Demon continued on the hunt from some fresh new artists to officially join the Occultists family. Finding just that, the label is proud to present itâs sophomore release Book Of Shadows: Various Spells Vol. 1.
Now into its 15th year, Get Physical continues to lead from the front with the fifth installment of its Words Don’t Come Easy compilation series.
Once again packing a punch across 20 tracks, it arrives with two continuous mixes filled with fantastic artists old and new. There are many exclusives along the way from Cord Labuhn & Jansen, M.A.N.D.Y., Dakar, Noema, Sophia Saze, Ryan Murgatroyd and MĂąhfoud & Javier Orduna and they all add up to one great listen.
We are premiering the super slow motion churns of MĂąhfoud & Javier Ordun and their track “Secrets” today, a brilliant tack that fits perfectly in this diverse yet coherent collection of tracks that shows just how Get Physical continues to be so brilliantly eclectic in its offerings.
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Carl Cox is an industry figurehead whoâs legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell.
Following recent releases from the likes of Boris, Darren Emerson, Cristian Varela and Tomy DeClerque, this new collaborative EP presents Olly Davis and Carbon Electra.
From a young age Northern Ireland born Olly Davis had a fascination with rhythm and grew up playing the Irish Bodhran Drum. Getting older, he soon discovered electronic music and his love of percussion translated well into the sequenced loop of a drum machine. Picking up DJ residencies and playing for nights such as Defected In The House, Cream, and Ministry Of Sound, Olly has supported some of the worldâs biggest DJâs including Carl Cox who has signed him to Intec after spotting his talent both behind the decks and in the studio.
Olly, who now lives in Australia, has previously released on Rawsum, Hausity, Witty Tunes, plus Sam Devineâs label D-Vine Sounds. This collaboration with Carbon Electra showcases why Carl Cox considers him to be such a talent. Carbon Electra is a secretive artist making their debut release with this stunning collaborative EP.
With his When Peace Descends EP Chicago techno producer, DJ, label owner and party curator Tunnel continues on his mission to create soundscapes that transcend the techno commonly found on dance floors world over. The package, which begins with four originals from Tunnel himself, takes listeners on a journey through the producer’s mind â a dark trip characterized by elements of ambient sounds, raw bass and techno that perfectly combine for a unique listening experience.
On top of four originals, the EP package contains five distinct remixes from Donor, Luis Flores, Axkan, NX1 and [wk]es.
Today, we are premiering two originals from Tunnel, “Peace” and “Finding Center” as well as Luis Flores’ remix of “When Peace Descends” and Donor’s remix of “Gratitude,” all of which you can stream via SoundCloud below.
Hot on the heels of our Dunmore Park release and having just celebrated Supremus Records’ 2nd birthday, the imprint welcomes Giom back on the label with his brand new single “Love / Hate”.
“Love / Hate” is the sound of Giom doing what he does best: sexy summery house music. Layered with slick drum programming, deep emotive chords and sultry female vocals, “Love / Hate” sounds like a hybrid of early Maceo Plex-meets-Metro Area while retaining that classic French bounce. The sound here is unmistakably Giom: sexy Nu Disco funk, gagging to be unleashed on the nearest dance floor. We are proud to present you the dub mix of the single as a premiere for you today.
Williamsburg. A landscape in constant transition. What was once a derelict wasteland shared by starving artists and the Hasidim, is now a luxury playground for the inherently rich. In a land of limitless trust funds, where everyone’s a DJ and nobody pays their rent, two men stand alone, dripping not in gold, but in sex.
The Lust Fund is flush, and whether bull or bear, it grows steadily. The passion project of Tom Snares and Ariel Black, Lust Fund came about not of desire, but of necessity. After months of laborious nights and steamy rendezvouses, the first physical manifestation of their love has come to fruition…
This Split EP is the first release of Lust Fund on The Umbrella. Although a group effort, it contains two solo tracks from each member.
Samo Records‘ second release comes from Australia’s Tunnel Signs, who has previously released on Cutters Records, Nein Records, Days of Being Wild, to name a few.
“Ultraviolet,” a ready-for-the-floor collaboration with Moderna (Ghostly, Lumiere Noir), blends a stick-in-your-head vocal with hard electro for radiantly retrofuturistic results. “Carbonate,” which we are premiering today, emanates classic industrial vibes with a heavy, pumping bassline and soaring, melodic synths.
