Out with a bang, 'Blitz Magic' is the final release in the Jose Padilla 'Too Many Colours' campaign from International Feel. A carefully curated project, from the selection of producers working on the album (Mark Barrott, Wolf Müller, Tornado Wallace, Telephones, I:Cube and Dream 2 Science), superior productions and remixes to boot, through to the beautiful artwork. Now it draws to a beautiful close. 'Blitz Magic' a Telephones production is the perfect club track to follow the wondrous 'Lollipop'. The original of 'Blitz Magic' is a lovely balearic ride that feels the influence of the all time classic 'E2E4' or in turn 'Sueno Latino'. It has now been placed in the hands of Tambien and Deetron for remix duties. Tambien are a trio from Munich. They are the Bartellow and Public Possession pair Marvin & Valentino who have released on various labels but in recent times ESP Institute and their own Public Possession. They create that intriguing mix where intelligent meets club music such as their Jil Thunder Light Remix. Deetron is an awardwinning Swiss producer and DJ that keeps his soul in Detroit and his heart in warm techno. This sound is perfectly shown in his stripped down remix cleaning out the drums and taking it back to pure club values. As Autumn arrives it feels the perfect time to release this third single from Padilla, the last in a beautiful string of releases that for International Feel have perfectly encompassed the Balearic sound as it is now. Play loud and you'll get the benefits.
José P adilla is loved by many for his work soundtracking sunsets at the Café Del Mar and compiling the seminal Café Del Mar compilations which sold over six million copies. His fans are wide and varied, on one end of the spectrum you have Madonna or Karl Lagerfeld, and on the other DJ legends such as Harvey and Andrew Weatherall. His new album ' So Many Colours' was released on International Feel earlier this summer to great acclaim and is regarded as the most forwardthinking Balearic album of the year.
FEEDBACK
I played it loud, Tambien mix is beautifully bizarre. - Mark E
Deetron mix is magical - a organic knights of the jaguar .. - Terry Farley
Simply brilliant. Loooove both mixes. Thanks a lot - Laurent Garnier
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After "III" Dusty Kid is back with a new album that is a trip and homage through and for his native land, Sardegna. "The Arsonist" anticipates this trip from its most dramatic part, touching upon an issue that haunts the island every summer: arsons. Setting itself apart from the contemporary techno music trends 'The Arsonist Part II" delves into 90's trance, reminiscent of legendary Jam&Spoon and rave parties. An intense explosion of pathos reminding us of the glorious Loveparade to describe a dangerous situation, a desperate attempt to save the Sardinian land. The pathos peaks with "Doa" when the fire leaves behind utter desperation and desolation, ashes and smoke. "Doa" is another stage in this new journey for Dusty Kid. It is an emotional and melancholic stop, drenched in the magic of the spaghetti western genre, honoring Morricone that has always been the artist's idol. The track is dedicated to the date of July 18, 1983, when in the north ofSardegna the worst arson happened; here 9 people lost their lives and 15 reported terrible burns in the attempt to extinguish the fire. This has later become the European date to raise awareness against forest fires. The EP ends on the balearic notes of "Serpentara', little abandoned island in the south east of Sardegna, that represents a small batch of land that is untouched by men, their doings and their fires. 'Serpentara' recalls the likes of "Sueno Latino', the summer of love '88 and Ibiza, when ravers wanted to take a break from the hysteric acid house and needed softer and dreamier sounds. Dusty Kid is back with a masterpiece that cannot be missed, a perfect soundtrack to the Summer of 2015.
- A1: El Yayabo - Ruben Gonzalez
- A2: Me Diras Que Sabroso - Compay Segundo
- A3: El Platanal De Bartolo - Ibrahim Ferrer
- A4: Tu No Eres Nadie - Tito Puente
- A5: En Guantanamo - Abelardo Barroso
- A6: Francisco Guayabal - Beny More
- A7: Patricia - Perez Prado
- A8: Oye Mi Ritmo - Omara Portuondo
- B1: Goza Negra - Celia Cruz
- B2: Tirando Tiro - Bebo Valdes With Sabor De Cuba
- B3: Eso Se Hincha - La Sonora Matancera
- B4: Comiendo Y Cantando - Pio Leyva
- B5: Ya Tu Lo Ves Campeon - Chapotin & His Estrellas
- B6: Soy Del Monte - Beny More
- B7: El Jarabe Loco - El Negro Peregrino
- C1: Bodas De Oro - Ibrahim Ferrer
- C2: Mambo No.5 - Perez Prado
- C3: Juancito Trucupey - Celia Cruz
- C4: Mango Mangue - Aldemaro Romero
- C5: Nuestras Vidas Mi Corazon Es Para Ti - Ruben Gonzalez
- C6: Tin Tin Deo - Chano Pozo & James Moody
- C7: Suena Tu Bongo - Conjunto Roberto Faz
- C8: La Campnia Cubana - Alfredito Valdez & Trio Caney
- D1: Cao Cao Mani Picao - Vicentico Valdes
- D2: Maracaibo Oriental - Beny More
- D3: Zambia - Machito
- D4: Mosaico - Lecuona Cuban Boys
- D5: Merengues, No - Bebo Valdes
- D6: Voy Pa Mayari - Compay Segundo
- D7: Tinguaro - Tito Puente
Whether you're beginning a love affair with cuban music or renewing the relationship, this double
album of vintage recordings, served up on vinyl in the traditional way, will bring sunshine into your life.



