Underground mainstay Guy Gerber is back on his own Rumors label with new EP Leave It On. Across three tracks he showcases his famously emotive and melodic house sounds.
Gerber has been a core part of the underground for years, headlining the world's most revered clubs and festivals, collaborating with P. Diddy, bringing all new party concepts to Ibiza, and serving up serene and synth heavy soundscapes that move people physically and emotionally on labels like Cocoon, Italians Do It Better and Rumors.
This one kicks off with the lush deep house elegance of 'Leave It On' with its languid bass and live sounding drums. Swirling pads and atmospheric vocals bring a romantic feel to this late-night jam. 'Leave Me' then picks up the pace with more percussive but still smooth grooves, this time doused in sweeping chords that bring sunshine and soul. 'Jupiter Blues' closes out with a cosmic exploration, the gently tinkling keys shining like stars as warm, rubbery drums carry you onwards and upwards.
This is another classy EP from Guy Gerber.
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Cécille has a long-standing history with Leon dating back to 2009 when he released his second career track. His mesmerizing production 'Rain in Rio' claimed the Nr.1 spot on Beatport in 2009 and earned esteemed recognition from Mixmag as one of the best tracks of the season.
Since then Leon has held prestigious residencies at iconic venues like Marco Carola's Music On Ibiza a residency he has maintained since its inception in 2012. Additionally he has captivated audiences at Cocoricò renowned as the most awarded club in Italy. Leon's talent and presence have left an enduring impact on the global music
scene.
Now, he returns to Cécille with some fabolus new club-cuts, accompanied by a remix from the highly acclaimed Manchester trio, Mason Collective. Known for their deep connection to the city's club culture, Mason Collective has been touring the globe with tremendous success, solidifying their position as one of the most dynamic acts
to emerge from Manchester in recent years turn in their interpretation of ‘Sissy’s Track’, extracting the core groove and soul of the original while stamping their own mark on things via intricately intertwined synth work, a murky bass groove and an overall bumpy house feel.
We are happy to welcome back FEROX Mastermind, Mr. Russ Gabriel!
His second release on RAWAX MOTOR CITY EDITION
Work It EP a Masterpiece for deepnes. Highly recommended!
Five in ya face techno trax from the renegade master.
Beatz that keep on rolling and rolling & rolling, always moving forward, braking every barrier along the way.
Nasty stuff, that punches with brute force & with the typical filth of Endlec's sound.
Beware! Those trax are only 4 the serious dj's out there!
This is TECHNO WITH ATTITUDE!
- A1: Wie Immer
- A2: Emanuela
- A3: Soll Das Alles Sein?
- A4: Die Meisten Meiner Feinde
- A5: Yasmin
- B1: Lauterbach
- B2: Kuba (Feat. Alex Prince)
- B3: An Tagen Wie Diesen (Feat. Finkenauer)
- B4: Glaub Dran (Feat. J-Luv)
- B5: Falsche Entscheidung
- C1: Emanuela (Ad/Al 23 Edit)
- C2: Lebensgefahr
- C3: An Tagen Wie Diesen (W/O.o.d) (Absturz City Rmx)
- C4: Auf Dem Dach (Julian Williams & Fb)
- C5: Liebe Glaube Hoffnung
- D1: Big Bad Boris (Lauterbach Remake)
- D2: Was In Der Zeitung Steht
- D3: Schrotteimer
- D4: Ich Bin Müde
- D5: Trotzdem
- D6: Fussball Ist Immer Noch Wichtig (Mit Bela B, Carsten Friedrichs, Marcus Wiebusch)
Wie gerne spielen Fettes Brot mit Bedeutungen? Ihr Album-Titel "Am Wasser gebaut" birgt bspw. zwei offensichtliche Ebenen. Entweder er meint: dir kommen schnell die Tränen. Oder: du kommst aus einer Hafenstadt. Ausgangspunkt 1 ging mit dem Plan konform, eine Art neuer Hip Hop Soul Music zu erschaffen. Wer sich starke Feelings leistet, macht sich natürlich auch verletzlich. Ausgangspunkt Numero 2 bedingte konsequenterweise den auf dem Artwork in den vielen s/w-Bildern gezeigten Hafenarbeiterlook - u.a. im großen Hamburger Blohm & Voss-Dock fotografiert. FB hoben damit auf den legendären Marlon Brando-Spielfilm "On The Waterfront" ab und auf Dexys Midnight Runners in deren früher "Soul Rebels"-Phase.
"Am Wasser gebaut" war das erste Fettes Brot-Album auf dem bandeigenen Label FBS. Mit "Emanuela" und "An Tagen wie diesen" protzt die Platte gleich mit 2 Smash Hits. Auf der vorliegenden Trockendock-Edition sind zudem 11(!) Bonussongs (B-Seiten, Outtakes, Single-only Songs) verewigt. Dazu gibts Presseclippings und Linernotes der Band und ihrer Gäste wie Bela B, etc., sowie ein umfangreiches Artwork-Update.
More recently best regarded as soundtrack composer, Ben Frost here follows work with interdisciplinary sound artist Francesco Fabris on the »Dark« OST with a plunge into purest rock music, as in the actual sound of molten material rising to the surface and solidifying. With an impressionistic-artistic license also found in work by Chris Watson, Jana Winderen or Giuseppe Ielasi, the duo uncompromisingly revel in the sounds of nature’s biting point, using various production methods to make audible the sound of the earth beneath our feet in the process of creation, on location at Fagradalsfjall, Reykjanes Peninsula Iceland.
»As stable as we might choose to think it is, this planet is anything but that. A paper thin crust, the zone in which we find ourselves, and mostly concern ourselves with, exists as a modest veil cloaking a dynamic seismic turbulence that is as powerful as it is unknowable. There are moments though where ruptures occur. The pressure from within carves its way to, and through, the surface of the planet simultaneously delivering destruction and virgin landscapes, as primordial as any we might care to imagine. It is here, in these places, where we can literally see the living planet, that geologic time is condensed and world building is made visible, and audible to us, in an unrestrained and provocative detail.
These volcanic ruptures, such as those captured on Vakning by Francesco Fabris and Ben Frost, speak to the very living geology of Earth. These recordings, captured at close range, exist at a nexus where liquid rock becomes solid. They capture moments of transformation, of obliteration and of creation, often all at once. These are recordings of a living, material planet, dynamic and unrestrained«. (Lawrence English)
One of the most fascinating things a music lover can do is witness the growth of a young artist. It starts as an inkling or a glimmer of natural talent and expands into something vast and formidable. Jakob Armstrong—youngest son of Green Day frontman Billie Joe—began playing guitar at seven years old and honed his craft privately until about sixteen, then playing in bands in and around Oakland after meeting friends with like-minded tastes in music.
- A1: Intro
- A2: The Magic Number
- A3: Change In Speak
- A4: Cool Breeze On The Rocks (The Melted Version)
- A5: Can U Keep A Secret
- A6: Jenifa Taught Me (Derwin's Revenge) (Derwin's Revenge)
- A7: Ghetto Thang
- B1: Transmitting Live From Mars
- B2: Eye Know
- B3: Take It Off
- B4: A Little Bit Of Soap
- B5: Tread Water
- B6: Potholes In My Lawn
- C1: Say No Go
- C2: Do As De La Does
- C3: Plug Tunin' (Last Chance To Comprehend) (Last Chance To Comprehend)
- C4: De La Orgee
- C5: Buddy (With Jungle Brothers & Q-Tip From A Tribe Called Quest)
- D1: Description
- D2: Me Myself & I
- D3: This Is A Recording 4 Living In A Full Time Era (Life) (Life)
- D4: I Can Do Anything (Delacratic) (Delacratic)
- D5: Daisy Age
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3 Feet High and Rising is the debut studio album by hip hop trio De La Soul and was released on March 3, 1989
It marked the first of three full- length collaborations with producer Prince Paul, which would become the critical and commercial peak of both parties. Critically, as well as commercially, the album was a success. It contains the singles, "Me Myself and I", "The Magic Number", "Buddy", and "Eye Know".
The album title came from the Johnny Cash song "Five Feet High and Rising". It is listed on Rolling Stone's 200 Essential Rock Records and The Source's 100 Best Rap Albums. When Village Voice held its annual Pazz & Jop Critics Poll for 1989, 3 Feet High and Rising was ranked #1. It was also listed on the Rolling Stone's
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Released amid the 1989 boom in gangsta rap, which gravitated towards hardcore, confrontational, violent lyrics, De La Soul's uniquely positive style made them an oddity beginning with the first single, "Me, Myself and I". Their positivity meant many observers labeled them a 'hippie' group, based on their declaration of the 'D.A.I.S.Y. Age' (Da. Inner. Soul. Yall).
Sampling artists as diverse as Hall & Oates, Steely Dan and The Turtles, 3 Feet High and Rising is often viewed as the stylistic beginning of 1990s alternative hip hop (and especially jazz rap).
De La Soul is never far away from the conversation about great music but as of late, they have been back in the headlines more than ever as their music finally got added to digital streaming sites. Buhloone Mindstate is a lesser-known but just as good album as the most famous Three Feet High and Rising and was a critical success at the time. The lead single has samples of Michael Jackson's 'I Can't Help It' and Smokey Robinson's 'Quiet Storm', there is a collab with Biz Markie on 'Stone Age' and MC Shortie No Mas appears on many tracks including the particularly standout 'In The Woods'.
- A1: Intro
- A2: Supa Emcees
- A3: The Bizness
- A4: Yunonstop
- A5: Wonce Again Long Island
- A6: Dinnit
- A7: Brakes
- A8: Dog Eat Dog
- A9: Baby, Baby, Baby, Baby, Ooh Baby
- A10: Long Island Degrees
- A11: Betta Listen
- A12: Itzsoweezee (Hot) (Hot)
- A13: 4 More
- A14: Big Brother Beat
- A15: Down Syndrome
- A16: Pony Ride
- A17: Stakes Is High
- A18: Sunshine
Vinyl[31,72 €]
It's hard to think of any other act whose music being added to digital streaming sites would make as many headlines as De La Soul. It has been followed up with a big reissue project that's brought all their many great albums - they made more than just that one iconic one, you know - back to print. Stakes Is High brought the same high levels of wordplay, great beats and overall narrative as any of the band's albums, and all at a time when hip-hop's initial popularity began to wane. Fact fans, take note - Mos Def guested on one tune 'Big Brother Beat' and Common on 'The Bizness' way before anyone knew who either of them was.
After his first album L'obsession, Louis Fontaine is back with Ritmi Moderni, a second album in which he explores all aspects of rhythm and groove, always in a cinematic style.
"Ritmi Moderni" is an album inspired by the library music of the sixties and seventies, each track can lead to a different story.
The idea is that while listening to track after track we dive into different universes, different images, different stories, places and landscapes. It’s an album with colorful tones, just like the stories it tells.
In most of the tracks, the rhythm is the basis of the musical composition, but the search for themes and melodies remains the focal point of each track. Each theme can be associated with a story in images.
- A1: Intro
- A2: Oodles Of O's
- A3: Talkin' Bout Hey Love
- A4: Pease Porridge
- A5: Skit 1
- A6: Johnny's Dead Aka Vincent Mason (Live From Bk Lounge)
- A7: A Roller Skating Jam Named "Saturdays
- B1: Wrms' Dedication To The Bitty
- B2: Bitties In The Bk Lounge
- B3: Skit 2
- B4: My Brother's A Basehead
- B5: Let, Let Me In
- B6: Afro Connections At A Hi 5 (In The Eyes Of The Hoodlum)
- B7: Rap De Rap Show
- C1: Millie Pulled A Pistol On Santa
- C2: Who Do U Worship?
- C3: Skit 3
- C4: Kicked Out The House
- C5: Pass The Plugs
- C6: Not Over Till The Fat Lady Plays The Demo
- C7: Ring Ring Ring (Ha Ha Hey)
- D6: Skit 5
- D5: Keepin' The Faith
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Despite their rapid success and recognition, De La Soul continued to prove themselves as one of the most original, authentic and creative groups in hip-hop, with the release of their sophomore album, De La Soul is Dead on May 14, 1991.Featuring once again, the production of visionary producer Prince Paul, their second album further fanned the flames; landing on charts around the world, receiving a five-mic rating in The Source and securing Gold status by the RIAA. To this day, the project is considered one of the groups best albums to date, having left fans with several certified classics like, "A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays", "Ring, Ring, Ring (Ha Ha Hey)" and "Keepin' the Faith". Another absolutely essential slice of Hip Hop history that’s been unavailable for some time.




















