With a bunch of releases on various labels Dynamic is now preparing for the release of his second LP on Fokuz. The LP consists of 12 tracks: 8 drum and bass, 4 in various other tempos. The Modal Lounge LP will bring you to a dreamlike state, it's smooth, jazzy drum and bass definetely not for the masses. Like Dynamic said in his KMAG interview ''I dont just write dnb for the club - I'd never feel comfortable being restricted in that way''. The album however is not just for home listeners, already receiving support by the likes of LTJ Bukem and former BBC1 Radio hosts Fabio and Grooverider this LP is already promising to be a Fokuz classic.
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Those who expect dreamy home-listening from Family Lounge, could fall victim to conceptual conflicts of association. Family Lounge is analog Minimal-Techno, defined by Germany's electro-figurehead Anthony Rother.
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Under one of his most notable guises, Larry Heard is pleased to present a new album for 2018. 'Cerebral Hemispheres' is his first full length album as Mr. Fingers in almost 25 years. Famous as one of the most important heads in the dance music around the world, Larry has enjoyed a successful career as a producer, remixer, collaborator, vocalist and DJ spanning 35 years. Due for release on his own imprint Alleviated Records, 'Cerebral Hemispheres' features 14 new pieces of music that allows the listener to fully immerse themselves and dig deep into Larry's musical world.
We welcome David Jach (Deich Records, Kol Mojito, Mangue Records) - DJ
and Promoter from Dresden, Germany on Cometomusic. After delivering a hot remix for Raumakustik´s 'Glaub Mir Doch' David presents a great melodic and charming Original with two massive remixes - a straight one by Minimal Lounge (Damm Records, Rennbahn, 040 Recordings) and a house remix by Timo Jahns (9Volt, Freundchen, Klang Gymnastik)
Played & supported by Butch, Sascha Braemer, Hanne & Lore,
NTFO, Andreas Henneberg, Marco Fender, Oscar, Alexi Delano,
Paco Osuna and many more.
Following Jaguar Mirror [c.2016] and Night School Of Universal Wisdom [c.2017], psychonaut Thunder Tillman and his personal shaman Pontus deliver another sublime EP, completing an illustrious trilogy with arguably their most expansive work to date, Condor Sunower. The title track is emotionally overwhelming, a drum procession that carries a righteous battle hymn to epic heights, accumulating primitive instrumentation, ceremonial chants, emotive chord changes and Beach Boy harmonies before exiting on a tear-jerking coda. The intermediary track Sväva is just as vulnerable, a modestly-arranged and leisurely-paced lullaby, where angels coalesce with a droning organ and eventually unfurl into the warm glow of rapture. Before we hit rock bottom, Thunder and Pony halt the elevator, abandoning any sense of melancholy and climbing to new heights with Creation Discoteque, an 11-minute Prog beast that chronicles a myriad of their musical adventures. This retrospective of altered states does seem designed to drop the curtain on their meticulously-crafted narrative, but not without foreshadowing their future and throwing in an air-shaking rave-up that sprints toward the nish line. What we nd enviable, spanning 3 glorious Thunder Tillman EPs and short lms, is the duo's creative simpatico, something that many artists in collaboration never truly behold. It's not their joint musical intuition, their intrinsic understanding of one another's craft, or even the power of their improvisational tether, but their spiritual alliance that nobody can touch. It's as if they share a tandem bicycle ride on the highest plane of consciousness to lounge in the members-only spa where they telepathically discuss secrets of high-grade musical alchemy
- A1: Shaka Ponk - Smells Like Teen Spirit
- A2: Bebo Best & The Super Lounge Orchestra - Come As You Are
- A3: Micadelia - Polly
- A4: Maxence Cyrin - Lithium
- A5: Richard Cheese - Rape Me
- A6: Yaron Herman Trio - Heart-Shaped Box
- B1: Little Roy - About A Girl
- B2: Elisa Rodrigues - Dumb
- B3: Pickin'on Feat Iron Horse - In Bloom
- B4: Kathryn Williams - All Apologies
- B5: Chelou - Aneurysm
- B6: Kristin Hersch - Pennyroyal Tea
- A1: Mundo - Algo Mas (Sansibar´s Tanz-Sane Mix)
- A2: Good Joe - No More Dreaming
- A3: Mirage Man - Amygdala Hijack
- B1: Trevor Deep Jr. - Transpose Believer
- B2: Lil' Tony - Drm
- B3: Byman/Stennabb - Modern Dynamic Lounge Music
- B4: Tdj - For The People (Skit)
- C1: Inbetween Nights - Other Place
- C2: Dj Rubio - The Domicile Of Endless Heartache
- C3: Bongo Rock - Love Theme From Siltanen
- D1: V_T_X - #9Rl
- D2: Shuffles - Ratina
- D3: Tdj - All I Have Is My Memoirs
Living legend Phew follows up her brilliant Light Sleep album with another masterwork - Voice Hardcore - comprised entirely of her iconic, instantly recognizable voice, twisted, folded and layered over six mesmerizing tracks.
- A1: Public Service Announcment
- A2: My Name Is
- A3: Guilty Conscience
- A4: Brain Damage
- A5: Paul
- B1: If I Had
- B2: 97' Bonnie & Clyde
- B3: Bitch
- B4: Role Model
- B5: Lounge
- B6: My Fault
- C1: Ken Kaniff
- C2: Cum On Everybody
- C3: Rock Bottom
- C4: Just Don't Give A Fuck
- D1: Soap
- D2: As The World Turns
- D3: I'm Shady
- D4: Bad Meets Evil
- D5: Still Don't Give A Fuck
Munich's Zenker Brothers arrive on Index Marcel Fengler for the first time with Pollioni, a four-track EP that captures the unique style that has brought the duo acclaim over a string of releases for Tresor and their own Ilian Tape label since they combined their considerable production talents as a dual force in dextrous, charismatic techno.
Each of Pollioni's tracks eschew the standard four-four in favour of insistent beat patterns that service a maelstrom of rave era-indebted synths and tumescent basslines, working themselves into grooves with their own personality and once again showing the Zenker ability to forge techno that rises above the standard DJ tool style into something more characterful and lasting.'Night Hustler' opens the A-side with a swinging, low-end-heavy groove that opens up for a sinister melody in the its second half. It's followed by 'Bias', which builds rolling tribalistic drums around a slowly rising degraded synth line. B1 'Karma Lounge' mines similar territory in the duo's collaboration with Ilian Tape colleague Philipp Von Bergmann, before 'Neunkeu' closes the EP by establishing its place in the continuum with its hardcore stabs and a sci-fi acid backbone.
12 with printed deluxe sleeve and hologram artwork , remixes by South Loundon Ordnance, Musk, Lounge 44
Second installment from freshly launched FILM label comes from The Rhythm Odyssey and Knights Of Olde also known as Stevie Kotey and Dean Meredith. Together they created the powerful and bass heavy original 'Intro Theme". Hotflush Artist South London Ordnance delivers a darker approach of the track, while MUSK takes the track into the peaktime. Last but not least Uncanny Valleys Lounge44 comes up with a decent deep house remix.
The first Jet Set series is back in print and now repressed on colored vinyl. St. Louis producer Bonus Points scores high with Off Topic, an outstanding four-song EP for the Cold Busted label. With previous appearances on Chillhop Records, Sundae Sauuce, Horizon, and others, Bonus Points delivers a dazzling take on boom-bap beats and future funk. Bonus Points is a graphic designer by day and, in turn, his musical compositions reflect attention to color, form, and detail. These beats are visual. The release’s title cut opens things with a spacey intro before delving into some serious sunshine lounge vibes. A cool breeze wafts through these melodies. “Zoned Out” follows with a distant, romantic guitar and a lonesome, pensive feeling that’s perfect for seaside pondering. Next up is the old-timey jazz bop of “Coffee Lounge,” recalling the St. Louis swing of yesteryear over some phat beats. Off Topic closes with “Back And Forth
- A1: Eastern Wizard - Le Baiser Du Sorcier
- A2: Mashti - Maine Pyaar Kiya
- A3: Fyordh - Kerala Blues
- A4: Gotama - Twilight Echoes
- B1: Jose Solano - Sal De Mar
- B2: Catching Flies – Tides
- B3: Nato – Apae
- B4: Tamer Elderini - Souq
- C1: Aural - Laulu Mustarastaan
- C2: Nairu - Mariposa Azul
- C3: Majnoon - Hatiralar
- C4: Yaensen / Yancouba Diebate - Kora Café
- D1: Rich Vom Dorf - Heartbroke
- D2: Linear / The Saint - Samadu
- D3: The Ab Brothers - Al Saha
- D4: Dj Phellix / Ablozé - Zal
The Buddha Bar collection is the one of the most emblematic electronic compilation series with over several million copies sold over the years. Discover the 27th Buddha-Bar Compilation, Mixed by DJ Ravin. Immerse yourself in the captivating and unique world of Buddha-Bar with this new « haute couture » selection. This latest edition, masterfully mixed by the iconic DJ Ravin, takes listeners on a mesmerizing sonic journey, blending sophisticated electronic beats, worldwide sounds, and deep chill and house vibes. More than just an album, it’s an immersive experience perfect for setting the mood at any gathering or accompanying moments of pure relaxation. With a legacy of globally acclaimed compilations, the Buddha-Bar series has already captivated millions, creating a lifestyle phenomenon like no other. Available on March 28th, Buddha-Bar XXVII is a must-have for fans of lounge and electro music. Give your customers the chance to escape into this musical adventure
- Eastern Wizard - Chant Of The Blue Wolf
- Maziri - Mi Silencio
- Idin Gorji / Mahdis Soltani - Sarv
- Nato (Fr) - Lonely
- Tamer Elderini - Mawlay
- Majnoon - Mektep
- Christos Fourkis - Aegean Myst
- Glender - Canto De Xisto
- Berk Ocal - Artsunkneri Gisher
- A X L - Awaly
- Marsey / Chris Bell - Reload
- Marco Tegui - Huayna Cocha
- The Saint - Mozanda
- Pablo Denuit - Timon
- Safar / Hind Ennaira - Janguariye
- Ravin / D-Compost - Champagne After Midnight
Mit Buddha-Bar XXVIII öffnet sich erneut das Tor zu einer Welt voller Eleganz, Sinnlichkeit und globaler Klangfarben. Die legendäre Compilation-Reihe, die längst zu einem internationalen Lifestyle-Phänomen geworden ist, präsentiert mit diesem Kapitel erneut einen Mix, der die Balance zwischen elektronischer Finesse, weltumspannenden Melodien und tiefen Chill- und House-Vibes meisterhaft hält. DJ Ravin, seit Jahren prägende Sound-Signatur des Buddha-Bar-Universums, führt Hörer:innen mit sicherer Hand durch eine Reise voller Atmosphäre und subtiler Spannung. Jeder Track reiht sich wie ein Mosaikstein in ein großes Ganzes ein - perfekt geeignet für entspannte Abende, stilvolle Lounges oder Momente der Entschleunigung. "Buddha-Bar XXVIII" steht exemplarisch für die besondere Kunst dieser Serie: Musik als Erlebnis, als Raum, als Stimmung. Eine Einladung, abzuschalten, einzutauchen und die Welt für einen Augenblick in warmen Farben zu hören.
- 1: Gypsy Woman
- 2: Little Anna Mae
- 3: I Can't Be Satisfied
- 4: I Feel Like Going Home
- 5: Train Fare Home
- 6: Sittin' Here And Drinkin
- 7: You're Gonna Miss Me (When I'm Dead And Gone)
- 8: Mean Red Spider
- 9: Streamline Woman
- 10: Muddy Jumps One
- 11: Little Geneva
- 12: Canary Bird
- 13: Screamin' And Cryin
- 14: Where's My Woman Been
- 15: Rollin' And Tumblin' Part 1
- 16: Rollin' And Tumblin' Part 2
The Definitive Origins of the Chicago Electric Blues. Witness the birth of a legend. This essential collection captures Muddy Waters at the most pivotal moment of his career: the transition from a Mississippi Delta traveler to the "King of Chicago Blues." Muddy Waters was an ambitious young man who saw little future in Mississippi. In 1943, he headed for the bright lights, big city of Chicago, where he soon connected with blues giant Big Bill Broonzy, who began featuring Muddy as an opening act at his club dates. Within a year, Muddy had switched to electric guitar and formed his first blues combo, quickly becoming an established figure on Chicago's club scene. In 1947, Muddy came to the attention of the fledgling Aristocrat Records, just as Leonard Chess-then running a nightclub called the Macomba Lounge-invested in the company. Working frequently with pianist Sunnyland Slim, Muddy recorded a split session with him for Aristocrat in December 1947. This collection begins there: eight Aristocrat 78 rpm releases (sixteen sides), recorded between 1948 and 1950 and presented here in chronological order of release. Just three years later, Leonard and his brother Phil Chess would buy out Aristocrat's remaining partners and rename the label Chess Records-ushering in a new era of Chicago blues that would reverberate around the world. Includes extensive liner notes by Muddy Waters expert Fred Rothwell.




















