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1983, New York City, USA. Dj Trebor drops a record that was to become a classic of the New York underground reggae scene. A true gem released on 'Smoker Records' that’s still widely sought after. The main reason for the release's success? The infectious 'Beggarman' that sits on the B-side, a fearsome rub-a-dub tune that gets everyone dancing from the very first gimmicky intro!
When Frederiksberg records, the team working with local Brooklyn virtuoso DJ Trebor to make his catalog of dazzling 80's Dancehall available again, approached Rico to do a remix, it turns out that he had actually done a Trebor bootleg of "Beggarman" years ago.
Since DJ Trebor kept all his master tapes and even some multi-track tapes, Rico was able to work with stems on this one, it became something completely different than the first one. The mutual respect between the two artists even lead to DJ Trebor performing with OBF on their recent US tour. Here's a fresh O.B.F remix version to celebrate this bad tune’s 40th anniversary.
Another match on Waxmania imprint! This time featuring L.D.F., Javonntte, the mysterious Son of Diapa and the champ DJ Fett Burger for the Fatal 4-Way EP.
DJ Stingray 313's highly-praised FTNWO LP returns to heed its sonic warnings and powerful messages on his own label, Micron Audio. Originally released on WeMe Records in 2012, FTNWO displays the high-tempo, ever forward production DJ Stingray 313 is known world around for. DJ Stingray 313 says "FTNWO was conceptually centered on conspiracy theory, science, prepper doomsday preparation / survivalism and social commentary," and the foreboding introduction of "Evil Agenda" sonically explains just what lies ahead for the listener. The stark warning leads into DJ Stingray 313's stomping "Dark Arts", beginning the FTNWO experience. "Room Clearance" gets straight to business with raw, gritty and true-to-the-art Detroit electro sounds, along with a heavy, quivering lead to piece the track together.
FTNWO's cyber-explorations continue with "Denial Of Service". "I NEED a computer!" shouts a destitute voice throughout the track, as a hypnotic siren lead weaves through pounding 808s. The uptempo onslaught continues with "Interest Rate" - pads that give a feeling of falling accompany samples lamenting the realities of debt in modern society. These statements in the samples permeating the aptly titled track eerily foretell many present-day situations in 2022, as well as prove testament to DJ Stingray 313's ahead-of-the-curve production techniques. "No Knock" also carries on with arpeggiated square waves and dissonant FM stabs laced intricately over thundering drums. "Outsourced" has a call and response feel, with lush, bright tiny synths talking with each other over a thundering rhythm akin to a drum & bass arrangement.
DJ Stingray 313's sound also stretches to more melodic planes, as "Reverse Engineering" displays. Brooding pads and icy percussion engage in a sonic dance. In the same on "Image Search", cold drums and riffs intertwine the warmer layering pads and leads. Both create two powerful compositions on FTNWO that move unlike any other. "Remote Viewing" only moves lower in tempo compared to the rest of FTNWO, DJ Stingray 313's keen ear to melody still burning brightly. F.T.N.W.O. remains an ageless album - an ominous piece from a near-distant past, back again as part of the Micron Audio catalog to soundtrack the new and uncertain times we live in.
Cryovac Recordings enters a new sensible era of home grown production focusing on strong statements of personal style. Cryovac stresses a minimal approach to basic production with a simple soul to shape a tale of sound. The Broke Lighter E.P. is a versatile mix of characters that come together and combine their visions into one vista. This shared space of consciousness is translated to vinyl for your inspection. Cryovac Recordings continues to shine light on every corner of the Detroit Underground to expose a depth of talent that is overlooked.
The 19th edition of the Cryovac series is a moody stab at the heart of techno. It starts off with Disc Detroit's upliftingly melancholy 4/4 groover that transforms synth and turns percussion with a steady patience. Dutch Mike executes a smooth assault lead by a 303 harmony, backed by a heavy baseline and flanked by tricky programming that shifts cymbal formations. Vontell C. and his son Vontell F. sneak a dark vibe into the mix with a manic and excitable minimal ballad detuning and nodding out while detailing the burning of pretty things. Andy Garcia applies a minimalized Motown sound via strumming guitar, vintage vocals, and easy beat that rises and falls creating a serene phonic envirorment. Every track on the Broke Lighter is an opportunity to go in a new direction.
This deadly Berlin—New Jersey nexus back in action, reinforced by the mighty Shifted.
F Planet itself is an in-for-the-kill stomper, husky and frantic, its sizzling bass and clanky hats inexorably dissolving in a sulphuric alarm of distortion and haywire bleeps. Astral Pilot ties you into a swirl of frequencies, rhythms and mechanical growling, before finally disentangling itself into some kind of cosmic lift-off. On the flip, grimly tightening the bolts, setting the controls inwards, and darkening and thickening its atmospheres into a kind of gut-churning possession, Shifted makes F Planet all his own.
- A1: Save The Children (Prod By Statik Selektah)
- A2: Greenbax Introlude (Prod By Lee Bannon)
- A3: Paper Trail$ (Prod. By Dj Premier)
- A4: Piece Of Mind (Prod By Freddie Joachim)
- B1: Big Dusty (Prod By Kirk Knight)
- B2: Hazeus View (Prod. By Kirk Knight)
- B3: Like Me Feat. Bj The Chicago Kid (Prod. By J Dilla & The Roots)
- B4: Belly Of The Beast Feat. Chronixx (Prod By Hit Boy)
- C1: No. 99 (Prod. By Statik Selektah)
- C2: Christ Conscious (Prod. By Basquiat)
- C3: On And On Feat. Maverick Sabre & Dyemond Lewis (Prod By Freddie Joachim)
- C4: Escape 120 Feat. Raury (Prod. By Chuck Strangers)
- D1: Black Beetles (Prod By Chuck Strangers)
- D2: O.c.b. (Prod. By Sam I Am W/ Instrumentation By The Soul
- D3: Curry Chicken (Prod. By Statik Selektah)
Mit gerade mal 17 Jahren releaste Joey Bada$$ sein erstes Mixtape "1999" welches den Sound der goldenen Hiphop-Ära der 90er Jahre adaptierte, so authentisch und selbstverständlich als sei er mit dabei gewesen.
Die Kritiker überschlugen sich in ihren begeisterten Rezensionen und es folgten Features mit Asap Rocky, Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller & Action Bronson. Der junge Brooklynite ist schon längst mehr als nur ein Geheimtipp. Die ersten audiovisuellen Kostproben gab es in den vergangenen Monaten in Form von "Big Dusty" und "Christ Conscious". Am 20. Januar erscheint nun sein Debütalbum, das den Titel "B4.DA.A$$" trägt.
- A1: Hercules - 7 Ways (Club)
- A2: Victor Romeo Featuring Leetrece Brown
- A3: Club Style - Crazy Wild
- B1: Tim Harper - Toxic Waste (Club Mix)
- B2: Vincent Floyd - I'm So Deep Mixed By - Armando
- B3: 3 2 6 - Falling (Armando's House Mix) Remix - Armando
- C1: Dj Deeon - Da Bomb
- C2: Parris Mitchell Project Featuring Wax Master - Ghetto S
- C3: Traxmen & Eric Martin - Hit It From The Back
- D1: Dj Funk - The Original Video Clash Video Clash Ii (Str
- D2: Paul Johnson - Feel My M.f. Bass
- D3: Top Cat - Work Out
- A1: Delight For Old Chicken
- A2: Lobster Shwarama (Feat. Troy Berkley & Khoe Wa)
- A3: Back In Town (Feat. Jamalski, Bang On & N'zeng)
- A4: This Is How We Rock (Feat. Aaron Cohen)
- B1: Moving Along The Line
- B2: Thru' Di Groove (Feat. Little Harry & Thioum C)
- B3: Dirty Money (Feat. Skarra Mucci, Youthstar & N'zeng)
- C1: Madder Than Dat (Feat. Ruffian Rugged)
- C2: Puff Of Rhymes (Feat. Hatman Harry & Zeb Mcqueen)
- C3: All I Want To Do (Feat. Lmk)
- D1: Bandulu Supa Lova (50 Gipsy Edit)
- D2: Recordz Masta (Feat. Dj O'legg & Teekay)
- D3: Time To Grow (Feat. Gavlyn)
Breeding in open air since 1964, Sir James and King Johnny are the figureheads of the mysterious L'ENTOURLOOP collective. Feed with good grains from Sounds Systems, vinyle's culture (Scratchs / Beatmaking / Sampling) and rocked by the epic dialogues of a certain cinema, L'ENTOURLOOP concocte with love a music half-way between Kingston, London and New York! After rocking more than 300 scenes around the world, the two unflagging ambassadors continue to surprise us on stage. Well accompanied by the incredible Bermudian MC Troy Berkley and the maestro N'Zeng at the trumpet, L'ENTOURLOOP gives us an eclectic live and survitaminated at each of its outings!!
- A1: Dj Sotofett & Jaakko Eino Kalevi (With Thomas "Paleo's Buddy" Mende) Ibiza Dub
- A2: Main Bar Mix
- B1: Dj Sotofett & Phillip Lauer Feat Jeks Space Dub
- B2: Nimbus-Mix
- B3: Spaced Outtro
- C1: Dj Sotofett & Karolin Tampere Feat Maimouna Haugen Nondo Original Mix
- C2: Nondo Riddimix
- D1: Dj Sotofett & Gilb'r Drippin' For 97 Mix 97
- D2: Riddim-Run
- D3: 97-Drop-Outtro
- A1: Dj Trajic - Touch Me (Xxx Manatane Remix)
- A2: Manatane - Hey Bitch! Hop Pop Pop!Dance! (Alex Kvitta In The Ghetto Remix)
- A3: Manatane - Hey Bitch! Hop Pop Pop! Dance! (Kamikaze Breakemdown Remix)
- B1: Dj Trajic - Get Of My Dik (Microbe Remix)
- B2: Manatane - Hey Bitch! Hop Pop Pop Dance! (Der Achte Stock Remix)
- B3: Manatane - Hey Bitch! Hop Pop Pop! Dance!
The Mighty Diamonds are one of the most famous vocal groups to come out of the Jamaican Reggae scene.
Their perfect harmonies ride over the wholesome and Garveyite influenced lyrics to such great effect that they will always evoke memories of that time and place, but also like all great music never seems to date.
The Mighty Diamonds consist of Donald ‘Tappy’ Shaw (lead vocals) Fitzroy ‘Bunny’ Simpson and Lloyd ‘Judge’ Ferguson providing those fantastic harmonies.
They began their recording career working with producers Stranger Cole and Rupie Edwards but found their breakthrough success with producer Joseph ‘Joe Joe’ Hookim at the legendary Channel One Studios recording ‘Hey Girl’ and covering two foreign tunes namely ‘Country Living’ (The Stylistics) and ‘Stoned Out of Mind’ (The Chi-lites) which suited their vocal styles perfectly.
The vocal group also cut tracks with other famous producers of the time Joe Gibbs ,Gussie Clarke and Mr.Tappa Zukie of which we focus this release on.On listening, these tunes work perfectly with harmonies weaving together and lifting the songs to another level.
The group also leave some room for a history lesson in the shape of ‘Morgan the Pirate’ and the thought provoking ‘Do You Want to Spend Your Time Wasting Time’.
Well waste no more and enjoy this set by one of Jamaica’s finest vocal groups….
- A1: J Rod & Pat Nice - Peter Pan (Landshark Remix)
- A2: Kenny Hawkes - Sleaze Walking (Mise A Jour 2004)
- B1: A Jackin Phreak - Raw Jackin (Original Mix)
- B2: Hardfloor - Da Revival (Original Mix)
- C1: Dj Linus - Temper (Original Mix)
- C2: David Duriez - On My Elbows (Original Mix)
- D1: Brett Johnson & Dave Barker - Where Are You From (Original Mix)
- D2: Fyta & Ray Willbern - Shake It (Original Mix)
- A1: Prelude
- A2: Slam
- A3: Plasticworld (Ft Fats & Tc)
- B1: Fasten Your Seatbelt (Ft The Freestylers)
- B2: Through The Loop
- C1: Sounds Of Life (Ft Jasmine Yee)
- C2: Girl In The Fire
- C3: Tarantula (Ft Dj Fresh, $Pyda & Tenor Fly)
- D1: Out Here
- D2: Hold Your Colour
- D3: The Terminal
- E1: Streamline
- E2: Another Planet
- F1: Still Grey
- F2: Blood Sugar (Bonus Track)
Repress!
'Hold Your Colour', the debut album from Pendulum has been pressed on Heavyweight Triple Vinyl, on seminal Drum&Bass label Breakbeat Kaos, to help celebrate it's 15th year as a label. This Limited Pressing 3 x vinyl features the full original album plus bonus track 'Blood Sugar' for the very first time on Vinyl. The Album in full has previously only ever been on CD & Digital and was originally pressed on vinyl as a 6 track album of non single tracks.
'Hold your Colour' was originally released in July 2005 on Breakbeat Kaos and went on to gain Pendulum worldwide critical acclaim and festival headline slots. The album features collaborations with artists such as the DJ Fresh and TC, MC's $pyda, Tenor Fly and Fats, plus vocalists from bands Freestylers and Halogen.
- A1: Neva Left
- A2: Moment I Feared
- A3: Bacc In Da Dayz
- A4: Promise You This
- B1: Trash Bags
- B2: Swivel
- B3: Go On
- B4: Big Mouth
- B5: Toss It
- C1: 420 (Blaze Up)
- C2: Lavender (Nightfall Remix)
- C3: Let Us Begin
- C4: Mount Kushmore
- D1: Vapours (Dj Battlecat Remix)
- D2: Still Here
- D3: Love Around The World (Feat Big Bub)
- D4: Transition (Bonus Track)
2023 Repress
Snoop Dogg is a legendary personality. He burst on to the scene in the early 90’s and stole the show with his appearances on Dr. Dre’s classic album, The Chronic which cemented him as a prominent figure within the halls of hip hop. Since then he has gone on to release multiple platinum albums, star in major motion pictures, and even host a TV show with the one and only, Martha Stewart! In 2017, Snoop releaed the album, Neva Left which was a call back to the style that gained him notoriety. Packed with features from the likes of Too $hort, Wiz Khalifa, K CAMP, Nef The Pharoah, Devin the Dude, KRS-One, Redman, Method Man, BADBADNOTGOOD, Kaytranada and more.
2023 Repress
TRP005, 'I Have A Question', explores subtler and slower tempo variants on Trip's sonic signature than the tougher-sounding 004. In addition to another modular cut from Nina Kraviz, 'Let's Do It', and tracks by Bjarki and Population One (Terrence Dixon), TRP004's K-HAND (Kelli Hand), Roma Zuckerman and Vladimir Dubyshkin all return, while Fred P and Dommune's DJ Sodeyama both make their label debuts. Kraviz's edit of Fred P's Higher Mentalism gets its official release following its appearance on her DJ-Kicks mix in early 2015.
Another highly anticipated stellar package to round off a seminal first year for Nina Kraviz Trip label.
- A1: Super Disco Breakin
- A2: The Move
- A3: Remote Control
- A4: Song For The Man
- A5: Just A Test
- A6: Body Movin
- B1: Intergalactic
- B2: Sneakin' Out The Hospital
- B3: Putting Shame In Your Game
- B4: Flowin' Prose
- B5: And Me
- B6: Three Mc's & One Dj
- C1: The Grasshopper Unit (Keep Movin') (Keep Movin')
- C2: Song For Junior
- C3: I Don't Know
- C4: The Negotiation Limerick File
- C5: Electrify
- D1: Picture This
- D2: Unite
- D3: Dedication
- D4: Dr Lee, Phd
- D5: Instant Death
2022 Repress Full colour sleeve
Full Album download via included download cardSignature label boss and Drum & Bass stalwart Calibre is continuing his shelflife series with a new compilation consisting of 11 tracks that as the title would suggest were shelved before. A coherent mix of exotic rollers, atmospheric cuts and euphoric dancefloor anthems is the result. With appearences by DJ Marky and Cleveland Watkins this addition to the shelflife seriesproves to be a relevant showcase of Calibre's diversity and of course a celebration of contemporary Drum & Bass.
Judy Pollak's late 70s LP is extremely rare and charming peace of music. Not just a Soul and Funk LP, sprinklings of folkiness in Judy's vocal make this a fairly unique and fantastic listen, no wonder it can hit $1000 when it comes up for sale. Recorded in 1977 at PAC 3 Studio, Dearborn, Michigan, where bands such as Al Hudson, Floaters, C.J. & Co and many more recorded. Judy used to hang out on the music scene and was introduced to the band via a mutual friend and Sax player Charlie Gabriel. 33 1/3 who were from Detroit got together with Judy who was living Living between Southfield, Michigan and North Carolina at the time and this LP is the result. Enjoy.
- A1: Renee - Change Your Style
- A2: Joe Simon - Love Vibration
- A3: Dennis Parker - Like An Eagle
- A4: Stereolab - The Black Arts
- B1: Bibio - Don't Summarise My Summer Eyes
- B2: Sbtrkt - Hold On (Feat Sampha)
- B3: Friendly Fires - Why Don't You Answer? (Exclusive Cover Version)
- B4: Sonna - One Most Memorable
- C1: Laurel Halo - Embassy
- C2: Dj Sprinkles - House Music Is A Controllable Desire You Can Own
- C3: Grouper - Invisible
- C4: Melody's Echo Chamber - Endless Shore
- D1: Cocteau Twins - Cherry-Coloured Funk
- D2: Slowdive - Shine
- D3: Nils Frahm - Over There, It's Raining
- D4: Benedict Cumberbatch - Flat Of Angles (Part 1 - Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
- A1: Severed Heads - Lamborghini (Petrol 1982)
- A2: Marco Bernardi - The Light Beside The Hall
- B1: Object Blue - Even In You
- B2: N Y House'n Authroity - Apt. 2B
- C1: Computer Says No - Grab And Reform
- C2: Mount Kimbie - Southgate (Dj-Kicks)
- C3: Aleksi Perälä - Uk74R1512110
- D1: Via App - Chatter
- D2: Taz & Meeks - Obviously
Mount Kimbie take the reigns of the DJ-Kicks series with a 23 track mix that includes one of their own new exclusives. Due for release on 28th Septem- ber, it's a snapshot of exactly what the UK duo sound like in the club right now and is accompanied by a DJ-kicks tour that takes the pair to DJ and live dates all round the world.
- Incredible performance at the SNACK ('Students Need Athletics, Culture & Kicks') Benefit, Kezar Stadium, San Francisco on March 23rd 1975
- Includes the entire K101-FM broadcast
- It's presented here together with background notes and images.
The Grateful Dead, live at the SNACK Benefit, Kezar Stadium on 23rd March 1975.
The SNACK ('Students Need Athletics, Culture & Kicks') Benefit took place in San Francisco's vast Kezar Stadium on Sunday, March 23rd 1975. The Dead were supposedly on hiatus at the time, but promoter Bill Graham persuaded them to appear, together with guests Merl Saunders and Ned Lagin. Including material from the work-in-progress Blues For Allah, as well as a superb rendition of Johnny B. Goode, their rapturously received set, broadcast on K101-FM, is presented in full here, together with background notes and images.
- A1: Angry Luna Versus Wikileadz - Furu Pawa - 170 Bpm
- A2: Neokontrol Versus Angry Luna - Dj Sensei - 170 Bpm
- A3: Yoshihiro - Overdrive - 180 Bpm
- A4: Junx Punx - Ruten - Angry Luna Remix - 190 Bpm
- B1: Angry Luna Versus Wikileadz - Deadspace - 170 Bpm
- B2: Alien Thugz - The Mother Load - 170 Bpm
- B3: Wikileadz - Love The Job - 180 Bpm
- B4: Wikileadz Versus Angry Luna - Corrupted Axs - 180 Bpm
- A1: Birth Of The Sparkchild (Ft. O. Watson & S. Novsky)
- A2: Schizophrenia (Ft. H. Feraud & J. Jt Thomas
- A3: We Play What We Want (Ft. The Insane Vocal Society, No Dfinition+Brother P.)
- A4: Bobby Sparks Sr.s Famous Chili (Ft. M. Miller, K. Anderson & M. Letteri)
- A5: The Comanche Are Coming (Ft. R. Sput Searight & Mononeon)
- B1: Girls From Tahiti (Interlude)
- B2: So Fine (Ft. J. Rob, I. Sharkey & E. Gales)
- B3: I Miss U (Ft. F. Mccomb)
- B4: Black Man Running From The Police (Ft. S. Novsky, M. Mitchell & T. Parsnow)
- B5: Stono River (Ft. L. Peterson & M. Simmons)
- C1: Lio Is Weird As Hell (Ft. M. Letteri & Mononeon)
- C2: All Mine (Ft. Mental Chaos & Damascus)
- C3: Lets Take A Journey (Ft. S. Novsky & G. Maret)
- C4: Too Late Now, Boss Man!(Interlude)(Ft. C.sweet Thang Sparks & B.r. Sparks S
- C5: Islam (Hadjdj From India) (Ft. S. Novsky & Dj Ernie G.)
- D1: Take It! (Ft. R. Hargrove & Rev. H.l. Stegar)
- D2: Zelin (Ft. D.g. Bonaventure & Y. Edorh)
- D3: Black Change (Ft. J. Rob, Verb & S. Carrol)
Bobby Sparks II ist vielen ein Begriff. Sei es als Keyboarder bei Snarky Puppy, Marcus Miller, Prince oder Liz Wright, Bobby hat überall markante musikalische Spuren hinterlassen. Und nun ist es endlich soweit: Mit "Schizophrenia - The Yang Project" steht Bobby Sparks Debutalbum (2CD Set) zur Veröffentlichung bei LEOPARD an. Es hat gedauert, um diese außergewöhnliche Sammlung unterschiedlichster Songs zu produziern. Aber es hat sich mehr als gelohnt: zeigt sich darin doch das breite musikalische Vokabular und der schier unerschöpfliche Schaffensdrang des Keyboarders. Vom slammenden Funk bis zu langsamen, groovigen Soul-Balladen und Streifzügen in die Genres Straight-ahead-Jazz, Fusion, Orchester- und Weltmusik: das sehr passend betitelte Album "Schizophrenia - The Yang Project" vereinigt eine Vielzahl verschiedener Musikstile in sich, ohne dabei das Gesamtbild aus den Augen zu lassen. Mit an Bord auf dieser außergewöhnlichen musikalischen Reise sind eine Reihe seiner alten Freunde aus Dallas, sowie viele Stars des Genres - etwa die Bassisten Marcus Miller, Pino Palladino, MonoNeon und Hadrien Feraud, der Trompeter Roy Hargrove, die Sänger Frank McComb und James - J. Rob' Robinson, Snarky Puppys Michael League und Jason - JT' Thomas, die Gitarristen Lucky Peterson und Eric Gales sowie die Drummer Mark Simmons, Brannen Temple und John - Li'l John' Roberts.
Astral Lakes Is The Next Chapter In The Story Of Two Brothers
From Another Mother. After A Couple Of Well Received Singles
And Contributions To Various Vas, The Two Lads Ben And Liam
Are Ready To Step Up Their Game, And Honestly, They Know Their
Shit. Expect A Silken ¢avor Of Warm Electronic And Organic
Sounds, Paying Tribute To The More Gentle Tunes Of The Mid-
2000s Pre Deep House Era. And Of Course It Wouldn't Be Blaq
Numbers If We Didn't Keep It Family: We've Sent Explorer Of The
Humankind And Dj Psychiatre To The Remix Decks, Who Went
Skinny-dipping With Some Proper Backbeats To Make This 5-
Star-release A 7-track-ep.
- A1: Laurel Halo - Public Art
- A2: Parris - Puro Rosaceaes
- A3: Rrose - Cricoid Pressure
- B1: Machinewoman - Just Made Some Jazz Music
- B2: Fit Siegel - Penny Rut
- B3: Siete Catorce - Canto
- C1: Ikonika - Bodied (Og Mix)
- C2: Panda Lassow - Lachowa
- C3: Nick Leon - Pelican Dub
- D1: Stefan Ringer - Lust
- D2: Laurel Halo - Sweetie (Dj-Kicks)
- D3: Group A - Ketabali
The 68th edition of the DJ-Kicks mix series is another landmark one, withexperimental producer Laurel Halo taking the reins. The American's adventurous28 track trip features seven exclusives, including two of her own plus thosefrom Rrose, Machinewoman, FIT Siegel, Nick LeoIün and Ikonika. An electronic outlier, Halo hails from Ann Arbor, Michigan, but has been basedin Berlin for a number of years. Landing on labels like Hyperdub, Honest Jon'sand Latency, Halo has released a body of work ranging in style, yet cohered byproduction and compositional tendencies that sound distinctly her own. Herstudio work tends to be a multi-layered mix of the electronic and theacoustic, the organic and the synthetic. As a DJ, meanwhile, she lays downmore floor focussed mixes of techno, bass and worldly drum rhythms, and herlive sets are similarly visceral and direct. Halo's DJ-kicks packs a lot in to just 60 minutes. It kicks off with the firstof two of her own exclusives, 'Public Art', a tactile piano loop that sets themelodic tone of the mix in focus. Crunchy drums soon take over and begin whatis a blistering ride through electro, trippy minimalism and textures thatrange from icy and dubby to steel plated and sharp from the likes of Red Axes,Parris and an exclusive from Rrose. Another exclusive, rough and ready cut from Machinewoman follows, before themid section twists and turns on surging drum patterns, frantic industrialtextures and spaced out gqom sounds from the likes of Griffit Vigo, DarioZenker and Final Cut. This is a mix forever on the move: one minute itstightly coiled and kinetic, the next it's loose and joyful before switchinginto more cerebral and insular passages that keep you intrigued. Fusing together so many disparate sounds and textures is no mean feat, butlike everything Halo does, here they all add up to something as thrilling andedgy as it is unpredictable and compelling.
DJ Overdose is back again on your favorite record label, Dalmata Daniel, this time sharing a record with an old-school legend from the land of Dalmatas and Daniels, Sematic4.
Both sides are full of great tunes of hard-hitting electro, but both are a bit different in mood and sounds.
The style and sound of DJ Overdose is so distinctive, you can spot it from miles away. The first track has a groovy title, with a car symbol and silly characters. Great music for driving your white convertible in the Detroit sunset, it's dark, repetitive, the usual genius with impressive drums. The title of Funky Mess is no lie, it's a funky song with a Japanese telecom sampler resembling the Detroit underground scene. The last track RZ-1-DMX is classic electro with some nice slow melodies, that you can nod to.
Sematic4 is operating with more classic electro elements on Dream Creator with some spacey tunes, while North Star '78 is a rather hard-hitting club music with a nice groove, interesting drums and some super melodies. One Nite In Heaven recalls the atmosphere and soundscape of the golden days of the Hague electro scene - a way of showing respect to the era.
Sematic4 is an oldschool dj and producer from Hungary, who started spinning records in the 90s, a well-made and active dj, who started buying his own gear and all kinds of gadgets, and producing music on his own. A real music geek, who lives for music with releases on Bass Agenda, Tropical Underground and legendary Dave Clarke plays his songs.
And you all know DJ Overdose.
Continuing on the thematic thread of soundtracking an imaginary short movie, label founder DJ Tennis aka Manfredi Romano, asks some of the greatest contemporary club producers to take on the task of interpreting this idea in their own unique style. Romano explains that 'the score is a translation of our imagination, memories and emotions into music, with no protocols.' Opening the soundtrack, Vatican Shadow swaps his thunderous techno for a more cosmic and gentle approach, setting the tone for an equally serene soundscape from London based DJ and producer Midland. Japanese Future Terror head honcho, DJ Nobu, layers dense cerebral textures exuding the punk spirit of Life and Death. A similar rule defying energy can be heard by Ninos De Brazil who fuse carnival percussions with straight up old school techno. Both Scuba and Uchi bring the futuristic synths of a space age tomorrow we've all been waiting for. German producer Isolee interprets the task with his minimal productions and Italian producer Cosmo closes the compilation with Psychedelic Soundscapes turning into a distorted gabber missile. As the decade edges closer to it's decade anniversary, Romano proves yet again that Life and Death is a label which evolves through each reincarnation of itself, never failing to impress.
Jabal is the title of the forthcoming release by Kendojubaki and Dj Ali through Berlin based Label 'Live From Earth'. The release is the second instalment of the labels Live From Earth Klub series.
'Jabal' translates to mountain in Arabic. It is also where the two artists roots trace back to in their home country of Lebanon. The listeners receive a glimpse of the socio-political issues surrounding the jabal areas across Lebanon through unique sampling
KendojubakiKendojubaki is the pseudonym of Adam Rajab, an Australian-Lebanese Sound Designer and producer currently based in Melbourne. As the son of Lebanese refugees he spent parts of his childhood working in his parents Middle Eastern supermarket. In times of recreation he and his relative Ali would pretend to be an Arabic wedding band playing the tabla and the mijwiz to imaginary dabke dancers.Hatched from these activities and through years of back-and-forth between e Middle East and Australia, Adam has captured a unique sound-language which amalgamates traditional sounds of the Levant with modular synthesis, drum machines and industrial elements of unrelenting vim. His thematic music dwells on commonly unfair socio-political issues surrounding the east and the west, displacement and identity.
As a Dj Kendojubaki's sets are filled with long Arabic intros, old school hardcore rave tracks and tempos above 140. In his own productions and live sets, kendo recombines his sound design influence into powerful and cathartic riddims, along with thick echoes un-natural like drums.
Dj Ali Dj Ali is the stage name for Ali Chahine, an Australian-Lebanese live hardware act currently based in Melbourne, Australia. In his productions, Ali fuses sounds from his archive of field and foley recordings along with 90's hardcore rave melodies to create an emotive flow of fast techno music.As the son of Lebanese refugees, Ali also shares stories of conflict and socio-political issues through his music and art. In 2018 Ali joined the collaborative label 'Al Gharib' with relative Adam Rajab who is most commonly known as 'Kendojubaki's'. The two are collaborating on a 12' release named 'Jabal' in December, released through Berlin label Live From Earth.
- A1: Lagartijeando - Wua Chumita
- A2: Lucy Love - Drug (Copia Doble's Cumbia Remix)
- A3: Dj Nirso - Cumbia La Profunda
- A4: Rafael Aragon - Shaaman (Tribilin Sound Edit)
- A5: El Remolon - Punching Ball
- B1: Barrio Lindo - Indio
- B2: Tribilin Sound - Sarita (Sonidos Profundos Remix)
- B3: Pigmaliao - Na Estrada
- B4: Vruno - Luz De Luna
- B5: Nixtamal - Neleka
- C1: The Swiss Conspiracy - Cumbia Alpina (Cumbia Cosmonauts Remix)
- C2: Los Guyabera Sucia - Mad Dumbia
- C3: Espeso! - Cumbialectro Nena
- C4: Atropolis - Transitions
- C5: G-Flux - Cocaina (Ft. Afrodita & Borchi)
- D1: Barda - Gruta (Ft. Yoco Perez De Arce)
- D2: Animal Chuki - Ocho
- D3: Snor Chancho - Cumbia Especial
- D4: El Buga - Mini Conga
- D5: Bigote - No Wi-Fi Sao Paolo
- D6: Akilin - Amparito Roca Remix
Tradition futuristic Cumbia travelsound through Caraibs, Africa, Andines, Spain, India, ... Superb open minded compilatio nbringing loads of bloody good tune... and a pure spirit :! ENJOY !
Sami Baha is a Turkish producer based in South East London. His music was introduced to the world via his 2016 EP 'Mavericks'. Sami got into producing through being a rapper himself, working with local rappers in Turkey and producing beats for them, before setting his sights outside the country. 'Free For All' features MCs from all corners of the globe: UK drill squad 67's Dimzy, Stockholm's Yung Lean and Chicago rapper and singer DJ Nate (aka Flexxbabii). The record also features Egyptian MCs Dawsha and Abanob. Sami's production is refined and elegant, familiar tropes are reassembled in original ways, the instrumentation reflecting his background and influences simultaneously. Everything Sami brings to the album sounds relaxed and minimal, but tough, built from thoughtful arrangements and instruments, shot through with emotion and a dreamy night-time feel.
- A1: My Happiness
- A2: I Don't Know
- A3: Bodies In The Rubbish
- A4: Lullaby For The Lovers
- A5: New Record
- A6: Last Night Dj Killed My Wife
- A7: I Love You
- A8: 20 Seconds Over Venice (And 6 Over Mestre)
- A9: Bob The Gentleman
- B1: Tricks To Survive
- B2: The Try
- B3: Chic One
- B4: Love We've Shared
- B5: Freak Song
- B6: Tomorrow
After a long time in the works, Mothball Record is proud to present a lost album from legendary Italian wave band: Ruins.
Hailing from Venice, Ruins are one of the pioneering artists of the Italian new wave scene beginning in the late seventies: an explosion of new and exciting art, music and film.
The tracks on 'New Record' were taken from the self-distributed, tape only release from 1983 'Side Roads'.
This album was timed directly before their most well-known releases in contemporary times, the 'Fire / Crime' 12' and the eponymous 4 track EP on Black Square.
Taken from the original master tapes and selected by Ruins themselves, the album should be listened as a whole to gain the full experience, but immediate 'must-hear' tracks are 'I Don't Know', 'I Love You' and 'Last Night DJ Killed My Wife' featuring early use of Roland TB303.
At times unsettling, beautiful, violent, harmonious, these songs will finally get the audience and exposure they deserve 35 years later.
- A1: La Bush - Disco Bush
- A2: System Love - System Love
- A3: Cora Corona - Jungle Love
- A4: The Diskery - Star
- B1: The Rogers - Cosmos 81
- B2: Rendez-Vous - My Blue Bird
- B3: Raymond Joniaux - All' A Bi Bi
- C1: Manuel Ferrero - Fela
- C2: Rayon Laser - Funky Meteor
- C3: Autumn - The Third Autumn
- C4: Afro-Disiak - Chant Vaudou
- D1: Patrik - The Joymaker
- D2: Roland Delys - Love
- D3: Dj Bert & Eagle - I Am Your Master B
Compiled by cratediggers Loud E & The Wild, Discophilia Beligica' is a collection of next-door-disco and local spacemusic from Belgium 1975-1987. The tracks on this delightfully obscure collection are from ordinary folk. Most have day jobs. Yet as musicians, they go as far out as possible in to the disco universe and back again.
- A1: Hyper On Experience - Lift Me Up (Luna-C Remix
- A2: Pete Cannon - The Box (Sunny & Deck Hussy Remix
- B1: Alex Jungle - The Need In Me (M-Project Remix
- B2: Shadowplay - Calling Me (Clayfighter Remix
- C1: Wislov - You Make Me Happy (Audio X Remix
- C2: Paul Bradley - Magic (Empyreal Remix
- D1: Sunny & Deck Hussy - Only You (Mannik Remix
- D2: Ant To Be - Nobody Likes Me (Scartat Remix
- E1: Demcore - Believe (Ant To Be Remix
- E2: Rock Deh Riddum (Dj Ham Remix
- F1: Anglerfish & Lucider - Rumba! (Shoreman Remix
- F2: Audio X - Set Your Feelings Free (Liquid Remix
* This triple pack LP is the 100th release from Kniteforce Records, and is a showcase for the brand new 'old skool' styled hardcore. Containing a spread of big name artists from the originals, such as Liquid, Hyper On Experience, Luna-C, Alk-e-d, Dj Ham and Future Primitive, to newcomers such as Pete Cannon, Alex Jungle and Ant To Be, every track slams home the new old sound of today (yesterday) with the style and competence expected from the Kniteforce Family. Full of variety, and the very essence of the music from 1991 - 1996, this is not to be missed!
Club / DJ Support
Billy Bunter, the Fat Controller, Glowkid, Slipmatt, Dj Jedi, Dj Luna-C, Dj Brisk, Clayfighter, Jimni Cricket, Bustin, Sc@r, Doughboy, Saiyan, Dave Skywalker, Ponder and many others








































