- A1: Alcohol And Cocainemarijuananicotine, Remix – Glok (2)
- A2: Teutonic Wine, Remix – Trentemøller
- B1: I Will Never Stop Loving You, Remix – A Place To Bury Strangers
- B2: The Cross, Remix – Night Club
- B3: Root Of All Evil (Bass Remake), Bass – Melvin Brannon Ii, Mixed By – Jagz Kooner
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- A1: Space Afro– Blessed
- A2: Dualbox & Aracy Carvalho– Feel (Afrobeats Mix)
- A3: Bellestar & Trippynova– A Different Path
- A4: Nikko Mad & Space Afro– On My Mind (Mona Lisa Mix)
- A5: Future Soundscapes & Françoise Sanders– Honestly
- A6: Dualbox & Sapce Afro– Used To Be
- A7: Motor City Squad– One Truth
- B1: Space Afro & Monsoon– Ready
- B2: General Soundbwoy & Nikko Mad– You Trap Me
- B3: Golden Smirk– Missing You (Afrobeats Mix)
- B4: Dual Sessions– Us Together
- B5: Urban Love– I Want You, Girl
- B6: Space Gang & Frederik Young– Can't Go On
- B7: Max Dubster & General Soundbwoy– Kenya (General Soundbwoy Mix)
- C1: Future Soundscapes– Body
- C2: Monsoon– Pretty Nature (Nikko Mad Mix)
- C3: Space Afro & Nikko Mad– Lights
- C4: Don & Gene– For My Love (Afrobeats Mix)
- C5: Dual Sessions– Bikini
- C6: Monsoon– I Think About You Every Day
- C7: Hypnomusic– Can't Stop
- D1: Space Afro– Liquor (Afrobeats Mix)
- D2: Space Afro– Sweet Gal
- D3: Monsoon– Scars (Afrobeat Mix)
- D4: Rhythmic Control– Burghalle
- D5: D G– Senegal Dreams
- D6: Gilbert Mota– Number One
- D7: Rhythmic Contro– One, Two, Three
- A1: Entergalatic Theme
- A2: New Mode
- A3: Do What I Want
- A4: Angel
- A5: Ignite The Love
- A6: In Love
- A7: Willing To Trust
- B1: Can't Believe It
- B2: Livin' My Truth
- B3: Maybe So
- B4: Can't Shake Her
- B5: She's Lookin' For Me
- B6: My Drug
- B7: Somewhere To Fly
- B8: Burrow (Bonus Track)
- A1: Don Toliver - Lose My Mind (Feat. Doja Cat)
- A2: Dom Dolla - No Room For A Saint (Feat. Nathan Nicholson)
- A3: Ed Sheeran - Drive
- A4: Tate Mcrae - Just Keep Watching
- A5: Rosé - Messy
- A6: Burna Boy - Don't Let Me Drown
- A7: Roddy Ricch - Underdog
- A8: Raye - Grandma Calls The Boys Bad News
- B1: Chris Stapleton - Bad As I Used To Be
- B2: Myke Towers - Baja California
- B3: Tiësto & Sexyy Red - Omg!
- B4: Madison Beer - All At Once
- B5: Peggy Gou - D.a.n.c.e
- B6: Pawsa - Double C
- B7: Mr Eazi - Attention
- B8: Darkoo - Give Me Love
- B9: Obongjayar - Gasoline
Atlantic Records is thrilled to announce F1 The Album - the supercharged companion album to Apple Original Films and Warner Bros. Pictures’ high-octane, action-packed film F1, starring Brad Pitt. From the label that brought you the award-winning, blockbuster soundtracks Barbie The Album, Twisters: The Album, The Greatest Showman, Suicide Squad and more, F1 The Album is driven by brand new tracks from an exhilirating lineup of superstar artists.
- A1: I Wish I Could Go Travelling Again, Songwriter – Jim Tomlinson, Kazuo Ishiguro
- A2: Bonita, Songwriter – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees, Ray Gilbert
- A3: Craigie Burn, Songwriter – Jim Tomlinson, Kazuo Ishiguro
- A4: Les Voyages, Songwriter – Raymond Lévesque
- A5: American Tune, Songwriter – Paul Simon
- B6: Tango In Macao, Songwriter – Jim Tomlinson, Kazuo Ishiguro
- B7: Blackbird, Arranged By – Art Hirahara, Songwriter – Lennon-Mccartney
- B8: My Ship, Songwriter – Ira Gershwin, Kurt Weill
- B9: Imagina, Songwriter – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Chico Buarque
- B10: Landslide, Songwriter – Stevie Nicks
- A1: Slingin' Rhythm
- A2: Dirty House Blues
- A3: Killed Them Both
- A4: Wear Out Your Welcome
- A5: Two String Boogie
- B1: Over Easy, Written-By – Rose Sinclair
- B2: Small Bouquet Of Roses
- B3: Divorce Me C.o.d., Written-By – Cliffie G. Stone*, Merle Travis
- B4: Dog Day Blues
- B5: Love You Always
- B6: Thy Burdens Are Greater Than Mine, Written-By – Pee Wee King, Redd Stewart
- B7: Slingin' Rhythm Intro
'Que Vida É Essa' is a certified samba-rock classic from 1973, taken from one of Wal's sought after 7"'s. Uptempo for the dancers, with percussive grooves, chic and even some wave sounds for extra sunshine vibe.
'Atôa Atôa' is a samba-jazz-fusion classic by Ronald 'Ronie' Mesquita, featuring Burnier & Cartier. Taken from the sought after 'Ronie & Central Do Brasil' LP on Tapecar. Previously unreleased on 7".
- A1: Sun People (Intro)
- A2: Sun Children (Original Mix)
- A3: La Lluvia (Feat Richard Shepard & Quantic)
- A4: The Love Feeling (Feat Brian J)
- A5: 2 Sips & Magic
- B1: Just Move! (Feat Mc Kwasi)
- B2: Brookarest
- B3: Didibina (Feat Falu & Quantic)
- B4: Gira Do Sol (Feat Liliana Araujo)
- B5: Calle Sol (Feat Tempo & Candela All Stars)
- B6: N`dini (Feat Ismael Kouyaté)
Wonderwheel is happy to present the very first pressing of Nickodemus' longtime classic "Sun People", pressed on translucent yellow vinyl. Originally released in 2009 by Thievery Corporation's Eighteenth Street Lounge label, "Sun People" was built with songs made for people who love the sun, sunshine and brighter days to come. Appropriate, of course, as Nickodemus has made his mark soundtracking NYC summers with his massively popular Turntables On The Hudson live events as well as with 20 consecutive years touring the World. The songs were inspired by various people Nickodemus met and places he's been, along with his collective feelings of optimism. It's these positive sonic vibes from all over the globe that Nickodemus matches with collaborators hailing from destinations including Guinea, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Romania, India, Turkey, United Kingdom and New York City. These are the Sun People.As songs like "N'dini" "Sun Children" & "The Love Feeling" continue to kept parties dancing until today, "Calle Sol" & "Gira Do Sol" are being discovered by new fans & playlists today. As Jason Bentley, former Music Director at KCRW once said, "Sun People reflects a rich musicality, while infectious rhythms keep the party live. Nickodemus truly knows
no borders on this global dancefloor."Wonderwheel recordings is happy to keep the fire burning with this special limited color vinyl reissue out on June 21st, 2024.
a 01: Sun People (Intro) feat. Ismael Kouyaté
b 02: Sun Children (Original Mix) [feat. The Real Live Show]
Matching vivid world-building with a full house of kinetic rhythms, Polygonia delivers her latest album to Dekmantel as an invitation to experience 12 different dream scenarios.
As Polygonia, Munich-based Lindsey Wang has established herself as a constantly inventive, omnipresent operator within the modern electronic landscape, exploring varying shades of ambient and deep techno while increasingly spreading into downtempo and leftfield electronica with a playful yet mysterious spirit.
Dream Horizons is an instructive title — Wang approached her new album as a collection of different dream scenarios, with all the creative freedom the concept implies. From oceanic calm to artful propulsion, she was free to shift gears from track to track while relishing the strange and beautiful atmospheres her inspiration pointed towards. A multi-instrumentalist as well as a producer, Wang recorded her own voice, saxophone, flute, violin and percussion to inject organic, human vibrancy into the surreal spaces she was shaping out, capturing the uncanny sensation of alien and familiar that hangs over the places we visit when we sleep.
There are pointedly direct techno workouts on the album, from deft beatdown 'Soul Reflections' to shimmering ear worm 'Set Me Free', and 'Twisted Colours' relishes shifting blocks of flute around a sprightly, footwork-tickled framework. Elsewhere, there's space for softer expressions on pearlescent opus 'Crystal Valley' while elastic rhythms and tactile textures slither around at a lower tempo on 'Flakes Flying Upwards'. In between, Wang plays with fractured beat patterns and sharply sculpted sonic matter with a staggering level of detail and intention. 'Gate To Amygdala' is the perfect example of the bold scope of her expression — the midpoint track thrives on nervous tension and a dislocated sense of momentum without anything like a conventional techno trope. 'Mindfunk' equally pushes and pulls at sensory perception with an off-kilter, awkwardly looped synth phrase that relishes the opportunity to skew dance music conventions within the flexible rules of the dream world.
For all the smart production and knowingly experimental approaches that form the basis of the album's sound, it's also a record charged with the full range of emotions you might expect to experience on a break away from consciousness. Whether it's the melancholic impressions that smudge into incidental pauses on 'Metaphysical Scribbles' or the mantra-like breath and sax combination of 'Essential Breath' that closes the record, Polygonia's heart bursts out of the album's vibrant form as brilliantly as her exacting, studio-synced mind.
- A1: Fight Fire With Fire; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A2: Ride The Lightning; Written-By – Burton*, Mustaine*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A3: For Whom The Bell Tolls; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- A4: Fade To Black; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B1: Trapped Under Ice; Written-By – Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B2: Escape; Written-By – Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B3: Creeping Death; Written-By – Burton*, Hetfield*, Hammett*, Ulrich*
- B4: The Call Of Ktulu; Written-By – Burton*, Mustaine*, Hetfield*, Ulrich*
- 1: Roberto Múkaro Borrero– Direcciones Taino
- 2: Nahko– 4Th Door, Featuring
- 3: Nahko– Lifeguard, Songwriter – Adam Korbesmeyer, Jerry "Jl" Lang Ii*, Nahko
- 4: Nahko– Slow Down, Songwriter – Nahko
- 5: Doug Good Feather– Healing Song (Interlude)
- 6: Nahko– Is What It Is (The Coyote Burial), Songwriter – Adam Korbesmeyer, Jerry "Jl" Lang Ii*, Nahko
- 7: Nahko– Give It All, Songwriter – Nahko
- 8: Nahko– Garden, Songwriter – Nahko
- 9: Dion Montero– Defend The Sacred (Ilocano Welcome Chant)
- 10: Nahko– Dear Brother, Featuring
- 11: Nahko– Part Problem, Songwriter – Nahko
- 12: Dianne Bell– Music Was His Medicine (Interlude)
- 13: Nahko– Twisted, Songwriter – Adam Korbesmeyer, Jerry "Jl" Lang Ii*, Max Ribner, Nahko
- 14: Nahko– Bend Like The Willow, Songwriter – Jose Patricio Zuniga Labarca, Justin Chittams, Max Ribner, Michael Joseph Hall Ii, Nahko, Tj Schaper, Timothy Michael Snider*
- 15: Nahko– Take Your Power Back, Songwriter – Jose Patricio Zuniga Labarca, Justin Chittams, Max Ribner, Michael Joseph Hall Ii, Nahko, Tj Schaper, Timothy Michael Snider*
- 16: Pua Case– Oli Kūkulu
- 17: Nahko– Honor The Earth, Songwriter – Adam Korbesmeyer, Jerry "Jl" Lang Ii*, Nahko
- 18: Nahko– Skin In The Game, Songwriter – Nahko
[b] 2 Nahko– 4th Door, Featuring [Feat] – Natalie Schepman, Songwriter – Jose Patricio Zuniga Labarca, Justin Chittams, Max Ribner, Michael Joseph Hall II, Nahko, Timothy Michael Snider*, Tj Schaper
[j] 10 Nahko– Dear Brother, Featuring [Feat] – Xiuhtezcatl, Songwriter – Jose Patricio Zuniga Labarca, Justin Chittams, Max Ribner, Michael Joseph Hall II, Nahko, TJ Schaper, Timothy Michael Snider*, Xiuhtezcatl
- A1: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Subterraneans
- A2: Nine Inch Nails– Closer
- A3: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)
- B4: Nine Inch Nails– March Of The Pigs
- B5: David Bowie– Look Back In Anger
- B6: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Hallo Spaceboy
- B7: Nine Inch Nails– Burn
- C8: Nine Inch Nails– Sanctified
- C9: David Bowie– A Small Plot Of Land
- C10: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Hurt
- D11: Nine Inch Nails With David Bowie– Reptile
- D12: David Bowie– I'm Deranged
- D13: David Bowie & Trent Reznor– David Bowie & Trent Reznor Interview
- 1: Expressions Of Regret (Feat. Remo Helfenstein) – Live At B-Sides 2024
- 2: Where We Broke Off – Live At B-Sides 04
- 3: Unsung – Live At B-Sides 2024
- 4: As Bright As A Burning Star – Live At B-Sides 202
- 5: About Atonement – Live At B-Sides 2024
Grown through collaboration, Samuel Savenberg’s EP As Bright as a Burning Star stands for a music that evolves and becomes newly tangible in the very moment of performance.
The live EP captures a concert by Savenberg and his band, recorded at the 2024 B-Sides Festival on Sonnenberg near Lucerne. In this setting, the concert with his close musical companions takes on a life distinct from the studio recordings it draws upon, casting the music in a new light: more immediate, vibrant, and warmer.
As Bright as a Burning Star features newly interpreted pieces from Unsung—Savenberg’s 2023 album released via Präsens Editionen—alongside two new songs. The title track had existed in a similar form since 2016 but had never been released—until it was rediscovered by chance during preparations for the concert. The second new piece, "Expressions of Regret", features vocals by Remo Helfenstein, a longtime friend and fellow Präsens Editionen artist.
As Bright as a Burning Star is a labor of love—shaped by shared musical histories and lasting friendships. It is available on cassette tape, for streaming and as a digital release via Präsens Editionen.
Samuel Savenberg is a composer and producer based between Lucerne and Berlin. Following the release of Unsung in 2023, he has presented selected remixes and live performances—the latter mostly in a band setup—and collaborated with other artists, taking on a variety of roles.
Founded in 2011 in the process of launching zweikommasieben, Switzerland-based publishing house and music label Präsens Editionen has released music on vinyl, cassette, CD, and digital formats—alongside magazines, books, and other printed matter. Audio releases include works by Anna Homler, Robert Turman, Belia Winnewisser, Samuel Reinhard, Martina Lussi, and Magda Drozd & Nicola Genovese’s Sopraterra.
* Edition of 66 professionally dubbed cassette tapes (colored)
* Special artwork by Denise Haeberli at INTR in custom snapbox
* Free DL
- A1: Diamond Smiles; Written-By – Bob Geldof
- A2: Second-Last Call; Backing Vocals – David Vandervelde; Written-By – Burch*, Bennett*
- A3: Twice A Year; Written-By – Burch*, Bennett*
- A4: Mirror Ball; Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals, Harmony Vocals – Sherry Rich; Bass Guitar, Slide Guitar – Rick Plant; Drums – Alex Moore (12); Engineer – Jay Bennett; Harmony Vocals – Pat Sansone; Tambourine – Glenn Kotche; Written-By – Bennett*, Rich*
- A5: Footprints
- A6: Hotel Song; Drums – David Vandervelde; Rhythm Guitar – Jason Sipe; Written-By – Bennett*, Rich*
- B1: Invitation
- B2: When Heaven Held The World
- B3: M Plates
- B4: Cartoon Physics
- B5: Beer
- C1: Another Town Another Ride Another Window 3
- C2: I Don't Have The Time
- C3: I'll Decorate My Love; Backing Vocals – Edward Burch
- C4: The Engines Are Idle
- C5: How Dull They Make The Razor
- D1: Without The Benefit Of Sight
- D2: Hank
- D3: Talk And Talk And Talk
- D4: Wicked World; Written-By – Daniel Johnston
- D5: Little Blue Pills
- Side One What You Love (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix); Remix – A Place To Bury Strangers
- Side Two (In The) Hidden Fields (Throw Down Bones Remix); Remix – Throw Down Bones
Horace Andy has always commanded a place high on the list of Reggae singers from Jamaica. His distinctive haunting vocal style stands strong on any rhythm,song or style he chooses to cover. Of the singers on that long list, he has managed more so than any other, to crossover to a new generation of listeners due to his individual style, helped also by his collaborations with the likes of Massive Attack. Horace Andy (b. Horace Hinds,1951,Kingston Jamaica) like many otherJamaican singers began his musical career at Coxsonne Dodd's Studio One. So impressed with the youth, Coxsonne decided on a name change for theyoung artist and called him after his top songwriter of the time Bob Andy. So Horace Hinds became Horace Andy. His first tune for Coxsonne 'Something On My Mind' was a slow burner in Jamaica, but his belief in his young protégé paid off when followed later by 'Skylarking' a tune that burst the singer all overthe radio and sound systems of Jamaica. After numerous singles and two albums worth of material, Horace moved on to work with many of the topflight Jamaican producers, among them Keith Hudson, Augustus Pablo and Niney the Observer, but it was his work with producer Bunny Lee in the 70's that he cut most of his hits for and from this stable of work, that we have compiled this set. Some of his late 60's classics were recut in the popular1970's style, working with the rhythm kings themselves, Sly Dunbar andRobbie Shakespeare. They have added some shine to the tracks, 'SomethingOn My Mind' and 'Skylarking' and made them hits all over again. Such wasHorace's delivery to the covers he sang like Delroy Wilson's version of theTams 'Riding For A Fall', the Heptones 'My Guiding Star', John Holts'Man Next Door' and Bill Wither's 'Ain't No Sunshine', that these finetunes were made his own. The roots end of his musical style was covered by
Andy originals such as 'You Are My Angel', 'Zion Gate','Money Money'and the cut which we have taken our edited title, the timeless 'Just SayWho'.A bass heavy cut to Bob Marley's 'Natural Mystic' works so well inthis style also. Another nickname Horace acquired was the affectionate title of Sleepy, as he was always hanging around the yards and studios of Jamaica waiting his turn, sometimes so long he would fall asleep. His enthusiasm to get back in the studio to work some more of his magic, to a catalogue of material that has developed into one of the finest in Jamaica. I hope you will agree, this fine set of 1970's classics will sit alongside.
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