Following on from the House-infused punch of her Peach Discs release in June, Bristol’s Daisy Moon treats us to a shapeshifting debut on Timedance - entering a new era with a splash sure to be felt in most abyssal zones.
‘Shadow Of Silhouettes’ showcases a singular exploration of tough yet scintillating sounds, between wiggy electro, bass-laden grooves and inspired bursts of FWD techno- pop.
In this diverse body of work, Daisy’s vocals are the glue tying things together. They appear like sonic silhouettes, abstracted through sound design and unveiling a taste for the experimental. In other moments they are stripped from their abstract form and float above the surface, revealing Daisy Moon’s blossoming talent for ear-worm melodies.
Beats News
- A1: Demented Soul - So Tired
- B1: Shay - Soundbwoy Melody 1
- B2: Scooby And Shaggy - Catch It
- C1: Waterproof - Luv Count Down
- D1: The Last Ronin & Tim Reaper - Make It Last
- D2: Dj Sofa - Wing Cap
- E1: Decibella - Six Dimensions Deep
- F1: Fez The Kid - The Longest Time
- F2: Enjoy - Blaze In
- G1: Coco Bryce - Lovin U (Stretch & Enjoy Remix)
- G2: Culture Kutoshi - Piece Of Body (Vip Mix)
- H1: Specialist X - Delmar Soul
- H2: The Guyver - Take Me As I Roll
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About time ! As you can imagine, we’ve been fans of Hodge since… forever ?
A true force of nature and Bristol legend, we’ve fondly witnessed him display the kind of range we love here at Timedance, covering everything from bouncy House to mind-warping peak time Techno via kaleidoscopic declinations of the future facing Bristol bass sound.
This long overdue debut on the label displays three jaw dropping numbers. Harvested for maximum stroboscopic efficiency, this EP is packed with Hodge’s anthemic signature hooks, bass weight for days and a truly singular approach to a forward rave sound.
Summoning sirens from space, laser guided Grime-Tech and intoxicating explorations into peak time tempos, « Voice Crash » stands as the perfect sonic portrayal of a producer we have revered for years and Timedance’s very own mission statement.
We're thrilled to welcome Jabes for his debut on Timedance, following up on releases for Klunk and collaborations with Happa.
The London-based producer delivers a couple of tried and tested peak time mind-benders. Both tracks are designed to encapsulate the feeling that the entire room is about to take off, speakers, dancers and yourself included.
Super charged with bass weight, this pair of tunes carries irresistible propulsive powers fueled with scintillating hi-teq sonics and sleak percussion work, providing the prescription to help dancefloors ascend into pure madness.
Metrist contributes the second part of his Pollen EP trilogy to Timedance. This instalment sees the producer up the intensity of his sound to a fever pitch. Brash synths, sub drops and bold edits combine to make an evil concoction. His singular production aesthetic showcases meticulous and forceful sound design, but all the time keeps a sense of humour like no one else.
At long last, hi-tek whizz-kid Metrist returns to Timedance with the third addition to the ‘Pollen’ series and brings his epic trilogy started in 2019 to a breath-catching end.
Elevating an already unique approach of sonic craftsmanship to whole new levels, the London based producer delivers some of his wildest and most dramatic compositions to date while pushing further his signature blend of 22nd century dancefloor pyrotechnics.
From the angelic vocal cascades of opener « Leven Lever Liver Love » to the heart-wrenching heights of « Bullet Time », a playful and intricate display of cross-pollinated emotions shines through this collection of boundary pushing tracks, giving them a life of their own while bringing a stormy cycle of auditory experiments into human nature to completion
As thunderstorms form, pollen grains often ascend into clouds, soaking up humidity to a point they inevitably burst out, liberating innumerable particles that tumultuous winds send back to ground-levels.
With a false sense of distance and safety, we sit back and watch the lightning strike in complete awe, unaware of pollen slowly descending from the skies, making its way through our lungs and deep into our bodies ; the storm may be over, but Pollen has now fully become a part of us.
Summer is now upon us, and with it one of our dearest dancefloor artillerymen returns to Timedance.
Ploy's « For when we haven’t slept » stands as a mission statement for the party athlete, it is a celebration of weekends ran like both a sprint and a marathon and its three tracks narrates the spirally craze that keeps you out and makes the dancers forget the sole existence of their beds.
Starting with the first hits of strobe lights on a Saturday night, as the energy rises and the dancefloor manically comes together (Crazy BB), it then moves on to a welcome and slightly hectic high octane after-party (Rose) before rolling all the way through to the sheer moments of lustful euphoria that defines the best Sunday sessions (Finally).
Bass pressure and intoxicating techno collide seamlessly without falling into the traps of forced seriousness, while hints of hook-laden house music keep the groove at peak levels, so the bodies can keep moving, beyond sleep and exhaustion and into the final stages of pure frenzy, for when we haven’t slept.
Repress!
(Deluxe edition with printed inner sleeves + insert) Repress of this 2002 electro classic! Arpanet aka Dopplereffekt with nine classic tracks, a co-release in conjunction with Paris based Record Makers label,devoted to the revolutionary technologies of Japan's leading telecommunication company NTT DoCoMo.
Analogue electronics of crispy drum-driven madness on the A-side and an organic dark ambient drone on the B, live-jammed & recorded directly to cassette tape. Cover is DIY-printed with purple flock. Caution is advised!
- A1: Trouble In A Wicked Man - Ft Soom T
- A2: We Have No Regrets - Ft Rad Demo & Carlton Livingston
- A3: You Are Everything - Ft Skarra Mucci & Marina P
- A4: Sun Light Woman - Ft Soom T
- A5: Zion Gates - Ft Ras Demo
- A6: The Golden Rule - Ft Troy Berkley
- B1: Gangstaz Ina The Streets - Ft Ras Demo & Troy Berkley & Skarra Mucci
- B2: Beware The Reaper - Ft Soom T & Troy Berkley
- B3: Mattaska - Ft Troy Berkley
- B4: Greedy For Vanity - Ft Skarra Mucci
- B5: Get Low - Ft Troy Berkley & Blabbermouf
- B6: Ease Off - Ft Ras Demo
SPLATTER Vinyl[23,49 €]
- A1: Trouble In A Wicked Man - Ft Soom T
- A2: We Have No Regrets - Ft Rad Demo & Carlton Livingston
- A3: You Are Everything - Ft Skarra Mucci & Marina P
- A4: Sun Light Woman - Ft Soom T
- A5: Zion Gates - Ft Ras Demo
- A6: The Golden Rule - Ft Troy Berkley
- B1: Gangstaz Ina The Streets - Ft Ras Demo & Troy Berkley & Skarra Mucci
- B2: Beware The Reaper - Ft Soom T & Troy Berkley
- B3: Mattaska - Ft Troy Berkley
- B4: Greedy For Vanity - Ft Skarra Mucci
- B5: Get Low - Ft Troy Berkley & Blabbermouf
- B6: Ease Off - Ft Ras Demo
Black Vinyl[22,90 €]
Minos Announces the Return of Old-School Jungle with "Watch the Ride EP"
Producer Minos is bringing fresh energy to classic jungle with his new release, "Watch the Ride EP," on Jungle Slapperz. Aimed at longtime fans and newcomers alike, this EP captures the raw, rolling spirit of the 90s.
With tracks inspired by the golden era, Minos revives the complex, punchy breaks and signature sounds-like clapping snares-that define old-school jungle. His latest work signals a strong message: in 2025, the true jungle feeling is making a comeback.
Get ready-this ride is about to begin!
Green Sleeve 2026 Repress
The earliest musical memories of young Prince Istari are of his mother beautifying the home with her piano playing. She would repeatedly play the tranquil pieces of Erik Satie. Skipping school and sitting in the sun, young Prince would listen to these catchy, calm compositions.
In the first week of 2024, the older Prince Istari rediscovered himself and found a box containing his mother's old sheet music. He transferred them to his computer and began spinning dub versions from them. It became a tapestry. As his mother used to say: "To weave a net, one must first spin." The form of the pieces dictated the direction each would take. The heavy dub transforms here into a light weightiness until it dissolves into a pure piano piece accompanied by a synthesizer. However, the last piece is much older, from the time when Prince was still known as Istari Lasterfahrer. The ending includes a distorted recording of Huberta, Prince's mother, playing a Gnossienne by Satie. At the end, she turns the sheet music, and the record can be turned back to the beginning.
In the essence of its material, this record rejects the Loudness War. The originality of the compositions guided the dub within their tracks, thereby imparting to each a form descriptive of its essence.
- A1: Dlp 1 1 (Section I) 21 15
- B1: Dlp 1 1 (Section Ii) 21 00
- C1: Dlp 1 1 (Section Iii) 21 20
- D1: Dlp 2 1 10 50
- E1: Dlp 2 2 (Section I) 16 21
- F1: Dlp 2 2 (Section Ii) 16 20
- G1: Dlp 3 (Section I) 21 00
- H1: Dlp 3 (Section Ii) 20 53
- I1: Dlp 4 20 12
- J1: Dlp 5 (Section I) 17 20
- K1: Dlp 5 (Section Ii) 17 20
- L1: Dlp 5 (Section Iii) 17 39
- M1: Dlp 6 (Section I) 20 20
- N1: Dlp 6 (Section Ii) 20 12
- O1: Dlp 1 2 21 41
- P1: Dlp 1 3 12 00
Since the turn of this century, perhaps no other modern composition has had a more resonant healing effect than The Disintegration Loops. Composer William Basinski’s deteriorating analog tape loops evolved from melodic symphonies to melancholic silence over a span of time that uncannily turned passing minutes into pensive lifetimes. In her foreword for the new box set reissue of The Disintegration Loops, the pioneering multimedia storyteller Laurie Anderson describes the impact of this transformation in poetic detail: “These dissolving sounds, this emptying space, has gained my complete confidence. They are taking me somewhere. I am willingly following these sounds, becoming more and more transparent.”
The Disintegration Loops – Arcadia Archive Edition is an expansive new box set that includes the entire 5-hour suite of iconic work. Newly remastered from the original recordings by Josh Bonati, the hefty package includes eight vinyl records (or four CDs for the less analog-inclined) in sturdy full-color jackets featuring the restored original artwork, and a new 1000-word foreword by Laurie Anderson – all housed in a striking heavyweight, case-wrapped box. It is the ideal encapsulation of one of the 21st century’s most truly transcendent works. As Anderson concludes in her foreword, “this music has created another world, a world to be carried away in.”




















