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- A1: The Magnificent Seven
- A2: Hitsville U.k
- A3: Junco Partner
- A4: Ivan Meets G.i. Joe
- A5: The Leader
- A6: Something About England
- B1: Rebel Waltz
- B2: Look Here
- B3: The Crooked Beat
- B4: Somebody Got Murdered
- B5: One More Time
- B6: One More Dub
- C1: Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)
- C2: Up In Heaven (Not Only Here)
- C3: Corner Soul
- C4: Lets Go Crazy
- C5: If Music Could Talk
- C6: The Sound Of Sinners
- D1: Police On My Back
- D2: Midnight Log
- D3: The Equaliser
- D4: The Call Up
- D5: Washington Bullets
- D6: Broadway
- D7: Blowing In The Guns Of Brixton
- E1: Lose This Skin
- E2: Charlie Don't Surf
- E3: Mensforth Hill
- E4: Junkie Slip
- E5: Kingston Advice
- E6: The Street Parade
- F1: Version City
- F2: Living In Fame
- F3: Silicone On Sapphire
- F4: Version Pardner
- F5: Career Opportunities
- F6: Shepherds Delight
- A1: Ultra Naté - Free (Mood Ii Swing Mix)
- A2: Moloko - Sing It Back (Boris Musical Mix)
- B1: Robin S - Show Me Love (Stonebridge Club Mix)
- B2: Silicone Soul - Right On! (Original Instrumental Mix)
- C1: Sueño Latino With Manuel Goettsching Performing E2-E4 - Sueño Latino
- C2: Joe Smooth Inc. (Feat. Anthony Thomas) - The Promised Land (Club Mix)
- D1: Tori Amos - Professional Widow (Armand's Star Trunk Funkin' Mix)
- D2: George Morel (Feat. Heather Wildman) - Let’s Groove (Morel’s Full Club Mix)
- E1: Robert Miles - Children (Dream Mix)
- E2: B.b.e - Seven Days And One Week (Original Mix)
- F1: Energy 52 - Café Del Mar (Three’n’one Mix)
- F2: Three Drives On A Vinyl - Greece 2000 (Original Mix)
London-based producer/musician/DJ act Dub Fu Masters provides a triple delivery of high-quality funk-heavy, left-field jazz/fusion/house/tripped-out collaborative tracks featuring “NJB” with four-piece band Q3 and “Mr Frosty” with fellow London producer Son Of Abe. The EP’s three productions span a versatile sonic range of ear-wiggling treats, “Mr Frosty” is an acid-focused 303 workout, with a deeply rolling groove and hypnotically enticing bass layer. “NJB” explores a broken beat structure with the delightfully funky live band instrumentation of Q3, double bass, sax and a metric ton of groove.
The solo track “Herb Was Created” dives into the dub/reggae mood, holding a real tasty sound of old-school saturation and deeply enticing bass. Support from Âme, Damian Lazarus, Roger Sanchez, Paco Osuna, Sabo, David Guetta / Steve Aoki / Bakermat, Timo Maas,
Laurent Garnier, and Steve Lawler, Francesco Mami, Silicone Soul, Alex Taylor, Peter Kruder, Chaim, Bolam, Matisa, sim0ne, DJ Phantasy, Dan Marciano
Als sich das deutsch-griechische Paar Local Suicide und die aus New York City stammenden Curses in Berlin, dem Epizentrum der elektronischen Musik, trafen, war die künstlerische Chemie sofort offensichtlich. Dieses zufällige Zusammentreffen führte zu mehreren fruchtbaren Kollaborationen, wobei die jüngste "Magia" ist, eine dunkle und mysteriöse Vier-Track-EP. Diese Veröffentlichung ist die perfekte Gelegenheit für die beiden Künstler, ihre genreübergreifende Mischung aus 80er New Wave & Dark Disco, die ihren früheren Kollaborationen bereits viel Lob eingebracht hat, auf ein ganz neues Niveau zu heben.
Die EP kommt nach einem beeindruckend produktiven Jahr für das vielbeschäftigte Powerhouse Local Suicide, nach der Veröffentlichung ihres weltweit gefeierten Debütalbums "Eros Anikate" mit Kollaborationen mit The Hidden Cameras, Lena Platonos, Theus Mago und Curses selbst, sowie vier Remix-EPs mit Remixen von befreundeten Produzenten wie Adana Twins, Silicone Soul, Echonomist, Biesmans, Die Selektion und vielen mehr. Der vielseitige Künstler und Chef des Ombra International Labels Curses hat kürzlich sein düster-romantisches zweites Album “Incarnadine” mit Features von Jennifer Touch und Terr veröffentlicht, nachdem sein erstes Album auf Jennifer Cardinis Label Dischi Autunno hochgelobt wurde. Für diese Zusammenarbeit hat er seinen unverwechselbaren Sound weiterentwickelt, der Punk-, Italo-Disco- und EBM-Einflüsse zu einem düsteren und nostalgischen Gesamtkunstwerk vereint.
- A1: Laurent Garnier - Wake Up
- A2: Gui Boratto - Arquipelago
- A3: I Cube - Disco Cubizm (Daft Punk Remix)
- B1: Agoria - Panta Rei
- B2: Silicone Soul - Right On! (Instrumental Version)
- B3: Fatboy Slim - Star 69 (Thomas Gold What The F**K Mix)
- C1: Slam - Positive Education
- C2: Percy X - Track 2
- C3: Josh Wink - Higher State Of Consciousness (Tweekin Acid Funk)
- D1: Ame - Rej
- D2: Patrice Baumel - Mile High Gang
- D3: Armand Van Helden - Witch Doktor
- A1: Soul Sequencer (5.02)
- A2: Nitrous Cross (2.40)
- A3: Shadow Circuit (2.23)
- A4: Blame Shifter (4.39)
- A5: Spirit Duplicator (2.15)
- A6: Nobody Knows (1.10)
- A7: Sadness In Wires (1.55)
- B1: State Of Clear (2.16)
- B2: Sleep Crime (2.33)
- B3: Knowing (1.35)
- B4: Splendid Sun (0.57)
- B5: Ohms (2.47)
- B6: Out Of View (1.25)
- B7: Psychic Wounds (2.32)
- B8: Silicone Emotions (2.29)
- B9: Octave Cycle (4.35)
- B10: Witch Wound (2.29)
This is a super-limited strictly 1000 copy one-off only edition pressed on white coloured vinyl of this in-demand Trees Speak classic debut album.
When the band Trees Speak, coming out of nowhere, released an exclusive one-off 100-pressing white label 45, described as CAN/NEU! meets LIQUID LIQUID, it sold out so quickly (in less than 30 min) that Soul Jazz Records decided to release their album almost immediately.
Soul Jazz Records rarely release new music but found the music of TREES SPEAK’s album ‘OHMS’ so stunning and to have so many elements of music that they admired that they felt compelled to release it.
The group Trees Speak are from Tucson, Arizona and create new music that sounds like GERMAN KRAUTROCK meets NO WAVE/POST-PUNK and PSYCH ROCK – music for fans of CLUSTER, TANGERINE DREAM, CAN, NEU!, SILVER APPLES and early KRAFTWERK.
The album ‘OHMS’ sounds at times like a tripped out & moody JOHN CARPENTER/GOBLIN/MORRICONE soundtrack that seamlessly segues into propulsive, ‘motorik’ Krautrock instrumentals loaded with fuzzy, hypnotic mellotron, synths and analogue effects, as well as elements of ART ENSEMBLE free jazz, and all at times reaching a kind of post-rave psychedelia. More recent comparisons would include BEAK and GHOST BOX who draw upon similar themes and styles.
Trees Speak are Daniel Martin Diaz and Damian Diaz plus musicians from the Tucson, Arizona scene such as Giant Sand, XIXA and James Hunter. ‘Trees Speak’ relates to the idea of future technologies storing information and data in Trees and plants – using them as hard drives – and the idea that Trees communicate collectively.
Our first vinyl will go with a big bang!
Early support from Mano Le Tough, Dave DK, Maceo Plex, John Digweed, Gardens of God, Ame, Silicone Soul, Hunter/Game, Kevin De Vries, Massimiliano Pagliara, Fideles, Paul Ritch, Shall Ocin, Raxon, Mind Against, Ae:ther, Ilija Djokovic, Jeremy Olander, Frank Maurel, Alexi Delano & more
Barcelona based producer Adwer returns to his Bolygo Records imprint in 2020 with five alluring cuts entitled "Our Genome" EP with remixes from Amandra and Marc Pinol. Adwer has left his mark on the overall electronic music scene in the last few years through his melodic leaning productions that've picked up support from the likes of Sasha, John Digweed, Joris Voorn and Laurent Garnier. Adwer aims to capture emotion within his music with his synth focused tracks and euphoric vibrations that continue to solidify his reputation of being a purveyor of innovative sound design and gentle sonics.
"Our Genome" EP sees him deliver the first release of the new decade on his Bolygo label where he invites remixes from the Ahrpe Records label boss and French producer Amandra and Spain's Marc Pinol who is renowned for releases on John Talabot's Hivern Discs imprint.
"Messing with the DNA" begins proceedings with thudding kicks, growling bass rolls and dreamy oscillations fluttering underneath before "Recombinant" deploys undulating euphoria through tranquil tones, deep vibrations and progressing synth notes that unravel escapist intentions.
Amandra's remix of "Recombinant" lays focus on raw, crunchy percussion, lo-fi experiments and murky pads that keep you locked throughout whereas Marc Pinol's remix of "Messing with the DNA" offers up electro-styled grooves, cosmic waves and acid-tinged oscillations that carry outer space feels.
"Our Genome" then rounds things off with meandering, 80s styled synths, ethereal, revolving modulations and rumbling bass frequencies to finish.
Silicone Soul welcome the return of old friend Justin Robertson as he brings his much- loved Deadstock 33s project back to Darkroom Dubs. Last spotted on the label only a matter of weeks ago with 'Infinite Interchange' on the 'Darkroom Dubs Presents Summer Love' collection, here he builds on the momentum with two more singular missions deep into the timeless analogue abyss. What's more, they come covered with a print of one of Justin's very own hand-drawn pieces. 'Dr. Spectro On The Frontier' marks the start of this new Deadstock trip. Celebrating the lesser spotted DC super villain who could control people's emotions with a brazen line or two of sinewy acid; what starts off dark and gnarly gradually unfolds into a much more emotional narrative. Watch out for the harmonic riff that rekindles feels of raving fields and a salvo of chords towards the climax that genuinely will control your emotions.'The Music Is Madness (To Those Who Cannot Hear It)', meanwhile, is more than just a poetic title. Already a summer anthem at A Love From Outer Space, it's a roomy, cosmic affair that's laced with layers of trippy textures and chugs at a cool 120. It's one of Justin's classic signature smouldering sessions; what ostensibly seems forlorn and introspective is actually coded with deep hope and positivity. You'd be mad not to hear it.You'd be mad not to stay tuned too... For the first time in Darkroom Dubs history, this release and all this year's vinyl dispatches will be released digitally as part of an end of year compilation, 'Tales From Underground Vol. 1' and will also feature an exclusive Silicone Soul remix of Rigopolar & Cannibal Ink's 'Thousand Years Before'. And to round the year off The long-awaited new single from Silicone Soul themselves.
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