Multi-instrumentalist and composer J.H. Burch gives new intensity to a neglected ethnographic and folklore reality: the rural Amazigh poets of the Ait Bouguemez valley of Morocco. His vision of cultural exchange led him to the vocal repertoire of the all-female Troupe Asnimer, whom for decades have been amongst the most important custodians of the various Amazigh oral art forms in the region. The Asnimer women recite in chorus songs written by numerous anonymous authors, some dating back centuries, making their tradition and a fluid and constantly evolving collective oeuvre. Each of the tribal forms has its own time and place, some like Tamawayt are poems of travel and lamentation, Timnadin of daily labour, others are sung as Sufi rites. From the Asia and the Pacific, J.H. Burch succeeds here through his knowledge of different sound traditions and a varied use of instrumentation (baglama, santur, tanpura, kamanche, organ, deyurey, electronics, percussion), and in becoming a conduit for Asnimer, frames the collaboration without distorting its ancestral and rural physiognomy. On the contrary, the songs of the Amazigh tribes of the Haut-Atlas are colored through afro-asiatic spiritual arrangements of meditative sensitivity. Limited to 200 copies.
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- The Krontjong Devils - Toen Viel De Bril Van M'n Neus
- The Kryng - Crazy For You
- Les Robots - No Limits
- Fleur - Wie Kan Me Nog Verstellen
- Mooon - Keep Myself From Begging
- The Kryng - El Cordobes
- Frankie - Haastige Spoed
- Mooon - I Surrender
- The Heck - Let Me Sleep
- Les Robots - Les Robots Party With The Traxman
- The Heck - Confusion
- Frankie - Stroomboot
- Fleur - Mens, Erger Je Niet
- The Krontjong Devils - It's A Wrap
Welcome to this wild ride of cheese, wooden shoes, green gold and a whole lotta Dutch rock 'n roll attitude! This album is a high-octane compilation where today's garage, beat and rock'n'roll artists pay tribute to the rich history of Nederbeat and pop Each covering a classic Dutch tune with their own twist, companied with their own original. Think of it as a musical time machine with a detour through the gritty, reverbing walls of Studio Teepdek, guided under strict supervision by studio guru Arjan Spies and released by Soundflat Records / Topsy Turvy Records; home of the best contemporary Dutch artists. Buckle up, because you're about to hear the Netherlands' musical past and present collide in a glorious explosion of sound with a shot of cheap adrenaline.Enjoy the ride and to turn it up to 11.
The Krontjong Devils:The Greatest thing to come out of Holland since the Dutch Treat! Playing Surfmusic since 1991 and still going strong! Mooon: This young power trio consists of brothers Tom and Gijs and their cousin Timo. These cats take you to the Golden Age of pop music: the psychedelic boom of the 60's and 70's. The Kryng:Three jinxed no-good guys with an insatiable appetite for great popsongs. Their ace in the hole is singer/ guitarist/ cult- hero Mark ten Hoor, an extraordinary craftsman //when it comes to writing catchy and powerful songs. Fleur:She has the looks, the moves and a voice that sounds like a cool breeze on a hot summer day. The Heck:High pace, hectic, energetic and wild 60's garagepunk outfit all the way from Klazinaveen. Feel free to place them somewhere in between The Sonics and Reigning Sound. Frankie:The young and aspiring talent Frankie from the Eindhoven writes double edged songs like a head in the clouds and roots from your feet. Written like a dream but grounded in reality. Les Robots: Mechanical men from outer space, stationed in Rotterdam, presumably programmed by legendary producer Joe Meek to make astonishing instrumental music.
- A1: Take That - "Greatest Day" (3 55)
- A2: Girls Aloud - "The Promise" (4 01)
- A3: Britney Spears - "Womanizer" (3 46)
- A4: Katy Perry - "I Kissed A Girl" (Remastered) (3 02)
- A5: P!Nk - "So What" (3 37)
- A6: Kylie Minogue - "Wow" (Edit) (3 12)
- A7: The Saturdays - "Up" (Radio Edit) (3 26)
- A8: Leona Lewis - "Run" (4 36)
- B1: Coldplay - "Viva La Vida" (3 41)
- B2: Killers - "Human" (4 00)
- B3: Oasis - "The Shock Of The Lightning" (Radio Edit) (4 48)
- B4: Snow Patrol - "Take Back The City" (4 43)
- B5: Radiohead - "Nude" (4 06)
- B6: Duffy - "Warwick Avenue" (3 38)
- B7: Alexandra Burke - "Hallelujah" (3 38)
- C1: The Black Eyed Peas - "I Gotta Feeling" (Edit) (4 07)
- C2: David Guetta - "When Love Takes Over" (Feat Kelly Rowland) (3 09)
- C3: Flo Rida - "Right Around" (Feat Kesha) (3 26)
- C4: Ciara - "Love Sex Magic" (Feat Justin Timberlake) (3 43)
- C5: Ar Rahman, The Pussycat Dolls & Nicole Scherzinger - "Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)" (3 43)
- C6: Cheryl Cole - "Fight For This Love" (3 42)
- C7: Miley Cyrus - "Party In The Usa" (3 24)
- C8: Kelly Clarkson - "My Life Would Suck Without You" (3 35)
- D1: Florence + The Machine - "Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)" (3 48)
- D6: Robbie Williams - "Bodies" (4 10)
- D7: James Morrison & Nelly Furtado - "Broken Strings" (4 07)
- D2: Lily Allen - "The Fear" (3 20)
- D3: La Roux - "Bulletproof" (3 23)
- D4: Lady Gaga - "Bad Romance" (Radio Edit) (4 23)
- D5: Pet Shop Boys - "Love Etc" (3 15)
NOW is pleased to announce the next addition in the Millennium series NOW –the ultimate celebration of the finest pop hits from the 2000s . NOW – Millennium 2008-2009, bringing the first decade to a close – out September 27th! Available on STD 4CD set and a special edition 84-track 4CD set is housed in ‘hard-back-book’ packaging, including a 28-page booklet summary of the years and a track-by-track guide and 30 tracks across 2LP’s, pressed in a Gorgeous Gold and a White Vinyl, showcasing some of the most iconic sounds of the noughties!
Drummer and Composer Nadav Schneerson, based in London has been making moves in the UK Jazz scene having already played with the likes of Charlie Stacey (Yussef Dayes), Steamdown, Dargz, Finn Rees (Allysha Joy), Don Glori and many more across the UK scene and beyond. Highly in demand as a drummer, he's been bubbling as a bandleader with his full 7 piece ensemble gracing many stages in and around London. Having met many of his musical collaborators through Tomorrows Warriors such as Sultan Stevenson, his ensemble line ups feature musicians who have played with many great artists such as Ebi Soda, Levitation Orchestra, Hak Baker, Moses Boyd and much more. Nadav's music is a unique blend of contemporary jazz with various influences from around the Middle East and all being informed by the bustling UK Jazz styles which surround him.
Nadav Schneerson's debut album, Sheva was recorded over two days at the Fish Factory Studio in London. All tracked live, the impressive 7 piece outfit shines through the dynamic range of tracks on the album. Featuring Drums, Double Bass, Grand Piano & Fender Rhodes, Trumpet & Flugelhorn, Tenor Sax, Trombone & Live FX and Oud, there are tracks that are more modal and freeform, allowing the soloists to really let loose. Whereas there are compoisitons more thoroughly arranged, with intricate parts intearweaving through each voice.
- A1: Blondie - "Call Me" (3 31)
- A2: Madness - "My Girl" (2 47)
- A3: Kate Bush - "Army Dreamers" (2 51)
- A4: Roxy Music - "Oh Yeah!" (4 50)
- A5: Grace Jones - "Private Life" (4 39)
- A6: Siouxsie & The Banshees - "Christine" (3 00)
- A7: Judas Priest - "Breaking The Law" (2 36)
- A8: Motorhead - "Ace Of Spades" (2 49)
- B1: Donna Summer - "On The Radio" (3 53)
- B2: Diana Ross - "I'm Coming Out" (3 57)
- B3: Change - "Searching" (3 12)
- B4: Stephanie Mills - "Never Knew Love Like This Before" (3 24)
- B5: Odyssey - "If You're Lookin' For A Way Out" (3 07)
- B6: The Korgis - "Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime" (3 54)
- B7: Andrew Lloyd Webber & Marti Webb - "Take That Look Off Your Face" (3 08)
- B8: Jona Lewie - "Stop The Cavalry" (2 57)
- C1: Adam & The Ants - "Antmusic" (3 31)
- C2: Toyah - "I Want To Be Free" (2 58)
- C3: Kim Wilde - "Chequered Love" (3 17)
- C4: The Human League - "Open Your Heart" (3 51)
- C5: Visage - "Mind Of A Toy" (3 35)
- C6: Altered Images - "I Could Be Happy" (3 30)
- C7: Fun Boy Three - "The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum)" (3 04)
- C8: Shakin' Stevens - "Green Door" (3 02)
- D5: Gary Numan - "She's Got Claws" (4 52)
- D6: Freeez - "Southern Freeez" (3 55)
- D7: Kiki Dee - "Star" (3 14)
- D8: Cliff Richard - "Wired For Sound" (3 38)
- E1: Duran Duran - "Hungry Like The Wolf" (3 25)
- E2: Haircut 100 - "Fantastic Day" (3 13)
- E3: Adam Ant - "Friend Or Foe" (3 25)
- E4: Soft Cell - "Torch" (4 08)
- E5: A Flock Of Seagulls - "Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You)" (4 06)
- E6: Japan - "Nightporter" (4 52)
- E7: Abc - "All Of My Heart" (4 38)
- F1: The Clash - "Should I Stay Or Should I Go" (3 01)
- F2: The Jam - "Beat Surrender" (3 22)
- F3: Bucks Fizz - "The Land Of Make Believe" (3 49)
- F4: Tight Fit - "Fantasy Island" (3 26)
- F5: Dollar - "Videotheque" (3 32)
- F6: Imagination - "Just An Illusion" (3 57)
- F7: Shalamar - "There It Is" (3 22)
- F8: Daryl Hall & John Oates - "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)" (3 43)
- G1: Wham! - "Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do?)" (3 22)
- G2: Spandau Ballet - "Gold" (3 42)
- G3: Bananarama - "Cruel Summer" (3 30)
- G4: Billy Joel - "Tell Her About It" (3 45)
- G5: Paul Young - "Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)" (4 02)
- D1: The Police - "Invisible Sun" (3 22)
- G6: Carmel - "Bad Day" (3 37)
- D3: The Teardrop Explodes - "Reward" (2 45)
- G7: Culture Club - "Victims" (4 55)
- H1: Paul Mccartney & Michael Jackson - "Say Say Say" (3 40)
- H2: Kc & The Sunshine Band - "Give It Up" (3 55)
- H3: The Cure - "The Walk" (3 26)
- H4: Tears For Fears - "Change" (3 51)
- H5: Heaven 17 - "Come Live With Me" (3 30)
- H6: Elton John - "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" (4 40)
- H7: Robert Plant - "Big Log" (4 54)
- I1: Queen - "Radio Ga Ga" (5 40)
- I2: Thompson Twins - "Doctor! Doctor!" (4 23)
- I3: Nik Kershaw - "I Won't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" (3 21)
- I4: Howard Jones - "Like To Get To Know You Well" (3 52)
- I5: Sandie Shaw - "Hand In Glove" (2 56)
- I6: Alison Moyet - "All Cried Out" (3 39)
- I7: Tina Turner - "Private Dancer" (4 03)
- J1: Lionel Richie - "Stuck On You" (3 07)
- J2: Rufus & Chaka Khan - "Ain't Nobody" (4 21)
- J3: Billy Ocean - "Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run)" (3 57)
- J4: Hazell Dean - "Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go)" (3 42)
- J5: Shakatak - "Down On The Street" (3 17)
- J6: Frankie Goes To Hollywood - "The Power Of Love" (5 31)
- J7: Band Aid - "Do They Know It's Christmas?" (3 45)
- D2: Pretenders - "Message Of Love" (3 25)
- D4: Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - "Joan Of Arc" (3 14)
- A1: Elton John - "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road
- A2: Paul Mccartney & Wings - "Live & Let Die
- A3: Slade - "Cum On Feel The Noize
- A4: T Rex - "20Th Century Boy
- A5: Sweet - "Blockbuster
- A6: Mud - "Dyna-Mite
- A7: Wizzard - "See My Baby Jive
- A8: 10Cc - "Rubber Bullets
- B1: John Lennon - "Mind Games
- B2: Bruce Springsteen - "Blinded By The Light
- B3: Billy Joel - "Piano Man
- B4: Carly Simon - "You're So Vain
- B5: Paul Simon - "Take Me To The Mardi Gras
- B6: Stealers Wheel - "Stuck In The Middle With You
- B7: Elvis Presley - "Always On My Mind
- C1: Roberta Flack - "Killing Me Softly With His Song
- C2: Marvin Gaye - "Let's Get It On
- C3: Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - "If You Don't Know Me By Now" (Feat Teddy Pendergrass)
- C4: The Spinners - "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love
- C5: The O'jays - "Love Train
- C6: The Temptations - "Papa Was A Rollin' Stone
- C7: Ike & Tina Turner - "Nutbush City Limits
- D1: Dawn - "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree" (Feat Tony Orlando)
- D2: Gilbert O'sullivan - "Get Down
- D5: Simon Park Orchestra - "Eye Level" (Theme From The Tv Series Van Der Valk)
- D6: Shirley Bassey - "Never Never Never
- D7: Diana Ross - "Touch Me In The Morning
- D8: Billy Paul - "Me & Mrs Jones
- D9: Gladys Knight & The Pips - "Help Me Make It Through The Night
- E1: Paul Mccartney & Wings - "My Love
- E2: Kiki Dee - "Amoureuse
- E3: Fleetwood Mac - "Albatross
- E4: Electric Light Orchestra - "Roll Over Beethoven
- E5: Thin Lizzy - "Whiskey In The Jar
- E6: Free - "Wishing Well
- E7: Faces - "Cindy Incidentally
- E8: Bob Dylan - "Knockin' On Heaven's Door
- F1: Sweet - "The Ballroom Blitz
- F2: Suzi Quatro - "Can The Can
- F3: Alvin Stardust - "My Coo Ca Choo
- F4: Mott The Hoople - "Roll Away The Stone
- F5: Roxy Music - "Street Life
- F6: David Essex - "Rock On
- F7: Wizzard - "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday
- F8: Slade - "Merry Xmas Everybody
- D3: Olivia Newton-John - "Take Me Home Country Roads
- D4: Peters & Lee - "Welcome Home
- A1: Queen - "I Want It All
- A2: Simple Minds - "Belfast Child
- A3: Tears For Fears - "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" (7" Version)
- A4: Holly Johnson - "Love Train
- A5: Fine Young Cannibals - "She Drives Me Crazy
- A6: Lisa Stansfield - "All Around The World
- B1: Black Box - "Ride On Time
- B2: Kym Mazelle & Robert Howard - "Wait
- B3: Neneh Cherry - "Buffalo Stance" (7" Mix)
- B4: Soul Ii Soul & Caron Wheeler - "Back To Life (However Do You Want Me)
- B5: Paula Abdul - "Straight Up" (Single Version)
- B6: Donna Summer - "This Time I Know It's For Real
- B7: Sonia - "You;Ll Never Stop Me Loving You
- B8: Jason Donovan - "Too Many Broken Hearts
- C1: Tina Turner - "The Best" (Edit)
- C2: Cher - "If I Could Turn Back Time
- C3: Belinda Carlisle - "Leave A Light On
- C4: Martika - "Toy Soldiers" (Single Version)
- C5: Billy Joel - "We Didn't Start The Fire
- C6: Chris Rea - "The Road To Hell" (Part 2)
- C7: Gladys Knight - "Licence To Kill
- D1: The Cure - "Lullaby
- D2: Electronic - "Getting Away With It" (7" Edit)
- D3: Yello - "Of Course I'm Lying" (Single Version)
- D6: Shakespears Sister - "You're History
- D7: Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - "What I Am" (Album Version)
- E1: Mar Almond & Gene Pitney - "Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart
- E2: Jimmy Somerville - "Comment Te Dire Adieu" (Feat June Miles Kingston)
- E3: London Boys - "Requiem
- E4: Liza Minnelli - "Losing My Mind
- E5: Kon Kan - "I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You A Rose Garden)
- E6: New Order - "Round & Round" (7" Version)
- E7: Malcolm Mclaren & The Bootzilla Orchestra - "Waltz Darling
- F1: Kylie Minogue & Jason Donovan - "Especially For You
- F2: Pet Shop Boys - "It's Alright" (7" Version)
- F3: Duran Duran - "All She Wants Is" (Single Mix)
- F4: Deborah Harry - "I Want That Man
- F5: The Bangles - "Eternal Flame
- F6: Sam Brown - "Stop" (7" Edit)
- F7: Mile & The Mechanics - "The Living Years
- D4: Rem - "Orange Crush
- D5: The Stone Roses - "Fools Gold
NOW is proud to present the next instalment in our ongoing ‘Yearbook’ series, and the final one representing an individual year from the 1980s: NOW – Yearbook 1989. 78 tracks across 4CDs – celebrating a magnificent and eclectic year in pop! This release is available as a standard 4-CD set, and as a special edition 4-CD set in ‘hardback book’ packaging, which includes a 28-page booklet packed with notes about all of the 78 featured tracks. Also available as 42 tracks across 3LPs, pressed in stunning pink vinyl…celebrating a magnificent and eclectic year in pop!
A heavyweight slice of Afro House excellence. MoBlack Gold VOL. XII brings together deep, driving rhythms and rich textures from top-tier artists: Jamek Ortega, MoBlack, Armonica, Zamna Soundsystem, PEATY, and Faros. Each track is a standout, built for movement, mood, and dancefloor heat. Pure fire, pressed on wax.
- A1: Bruce Springsteen - "Hungry Heart" (3 13)
- A2: Billy Joel - "You May Be Right" (4 08)
- A3: Blondie - "The Hardest Part" (3 42)
- A4: Ramones - "Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?" (3 52)
- A5: The Revillos - "Motorbike Beat" (2 30)
- A6: The B-52'S - "Give Me Back My Man" (3 59)
- A7: Echo & The Bunnymen - "Rescue" (4 21)
- A8: The Teardrop Explodes - "When I Dream" (3 19)
- B1: Donna Summer - "Sunset People" (3 58)
- B2: Shalamar - "Right In The Socket" (3 41)
- B3: The Manhattan Transfer - "Twilight Zone/Twilight Tone" (5 59)
- B4: Wilton Felder & Bobby Womack - "Inherit The Wind" (3 50)
- B5: Level 42 - "Love Meeting Love" (4 44)
- B6: Brenda Russell - "In The Thick Of It" (3 58)
- B7: Joan Armatrading - "Rosie" (3 12)
- C1: Sparks - "When I'm With You" (3 52)
- C2: Ultravox - "Passing Strangers" (3 45)
- C3: Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - "Red Frame/White Light" (3 08)
- C4: John Foxx - "Burning Car" (3 14)
- C5: The Human League - "Only After Dark" (3 43)
- C6: The Buggles - "Clean, Clean" (3 50)
- C7: New Musik - "This World Of Water" (3 38)
- C8: The Tourists - "Don't Say I Told You So" (3 43)
- D1: Dexys Midnight Runners - "Dance Stance" (3 32)
- D6: The Bodysnatchers - "Let's Do Rocksteady" (2 56)
- D7: Kurtis Blow - "The Breaks" (4 09)
- E1: Elton John - "Sartorial Eloquence" (4 46)
- E2: Paul Simon - "Late In The Evening" (3 56)
- E3: Linda Ronstadt - "Hurt So Bad" (3 08)
- E4: Carly Simon - "Jesse" (4 14)
- E5: Robert Palmer - "Looking For Clues" (4 09)
- E6: Bill Nelson - "Do You Dream In Colour" (3 40)
- E7: The Cars - "Touch & Go" (4 57)
- F1: Pat Benatar - "We Live For Love" (3 52)
- F2: Journey - "Any Way You Want It" (3 17)
- F3: Saxon - "Wheels Of Steel" (4 29)
- F4: Girlschool - "Race With The Devil" (2 52)
- F5: Iron Maiden - "Running Free" (3 18)
- F6: Phil Lynott - "Dear Miss Lonely Hearts" (4 09)
- F7: Ufo - "Young Blood" (3 01)
- F8: Zz Top - "Cheap Sunglasses" (4 50)
- D2: Squeeze - "Pulling Mussels (From The Shell)" (3 59)
- D3: Xtc - "Generals & Majors" (3 33)
- D4: The Clash - "The Call Up" (5 02)
- D5: Junior Murvin - "Police & Thieves" (4 08)
"1980 was a huge year in pop music with every genre competing for hits. We have already included many tracks on the records of the 1980 Yearbook, the 80-84 Final Chapter, and their extras so far in our appreciation of the year…
Those tracks were generally the bigger hits of the year, with their chart achievement a factor in their inclusion – however – that’s not the whole singles story of the year, and our celebration of 1980 wouldn’t be complete without shining a light on some of the years’ singles that have been compiled much less frequently over the years.
Welcome to THE VAULT for 1980… Some of the tracks included were Top 40 hits, some missed the chart completely. Some were representative of massive selling albums, and some were big hits in the U.S. and not in the U.K… but all are part of the wonderful pop story of 1980. "
- A1: Ransum Records - Soca Panda Riddim
- A2: Viral Riddims - Smash Or Pass Riddim
- A3: Shazdown Mmw - Bouyon Beam Riddim
- A4: Dj Demafidem - On Di Road Riddim
- A5: G6 Productions - 2 Stroke Riddim
- A6: Bad Sound, Dj Marfox - Both Twanche Riddim Refix
- A7: Veaygel Productions - Dirty Lows Riddim
- B1: Krome Productions - Tic Tac Toe Riddim
- B2: Lmt Mafia - Daf Riddim
- B3: Viral Riddims - Heat Wave Riddim
- B4: Veaygel Productions - Fire Ball Riddim
- B5: Slaughter Arts Media - Bad Weather Riddim (Part 2)
- B6: Ransum Records - Walk It Riddim
- B7: Scarnx - Midnight Fever Riddim
New Generation Carnival Riddims from St. Lucia and Dominica A hurricane of turbo-charged, body-buzzing tracks collide on Road Fever, a compilation of razor-produced, road-tested instrumental riddims from St. Lucia, Dominica & Guadeloupe that showcases the producers forging the future of Caribbean music in 2025. Road Fever draws together instrumental Dennery Segment and Bouyon riddims originally made for vocalists, presented for the first time as stand alone pieces of music. Distilling carnival riddims down to the bare bones, producers push minimal 150+bpms, FL-percussion packs, DJ/vox samples & synth riffs, bridging trap, drill, dancehall, sped-up Haitian konpa & Angolan kuduro. Ricocheting at the intersection of TikTok culture, best heard blasted through walls of speakers travelled by stage-sized carnival trucks or via bluetooth car speakers, St.Lucia"s "Dennery Segment" sound, (as iconic producer, G6 described in an interview), "sparks your inside; a sound you can"t hear and not move". Amsterdam-based, Curaçao-raised compiler Rozaly echoes G6: "Once you hear it, you can"t unhear or unfeel it. This is a musical movement with an entire history with so many relevant reasons why it still exists, and why it exists the way it exists right now". Rozaly concludes, "there is nothing more simple, let the artists speak."
This edition explores identity, presence and the fragmentation of self.
It features a standout work by iconic Los Angeles photographer Parker Day, whose hyper-saturated portraits dissect the construction of persona and the tension between surface and essence.
Design is handled by legendary New York illustrator Braulio Amado, injecting the project with bold typographic energy and haunting visual language.
The zine includes poetry by Cristiano Grim, alongside original music by:
Foie Gras – drone and reimagined Americana from San Francisco / Los Angeles
Machino – Mexican electronic producer out of LA, blending distorted guitars, psychedelic riffs, and cinematic pulse into a sound that feels like driving through a neon fever dream
Valley Latini – dark Latin pop performer from New York
David Oliver Rose – post-punk rude boy from New York
Nick Hadad – dark ambient producer based in New York
FAKE4-MASK VS PERSONA presents a 25-page, 11x11” offset-printed, paired with a 12” 180g vinyl record featuring all contributing artists.
Audio mastering by Spaventi Studio.
It operates as both an aesthetic object and a critical inquiry, merging the disciplines of literature, music, photography, and design into a single act of publication as performance.
DJ Serviced Records is made by DJs, for DJs, and curated with love by DJ Service.
Four tracks, four situations, no tools - just timeless sound.
This first release, "At Your Service EP," contains tunes made by Brian Topham aka Papolious Jones, Driahn and Jason, Ease Up George, and Wisdom Water. Artwork by Sydacidd
- A1: Element Abuses - Andy Gibson
- A2: Ebola - 3 946
- A3: Matt Fraktion - The Devil
- A4: Iszoloscope - The Sum Of Us All Remix
- B1: Somatic Responses - Ognok
- B2: Sobchak - Ctrl 1
- B3: Ingler - Just My Life
- B4: Subskan - Fürt
- C1: Zotz - Metalflex
- C2: Ripit - Creuze
- C3: Subskan– Fürt
- C4: Zotz– Metaflex
- D1: Elektroplasma– Inferno
- D2: Ripit– Creuze
- D3: Kirdec– Stem Der Vrijheid
- D4: Imminent– Llok
Sealed ! MINT from Label Stock.
This is as well YB70 number 16, the vinyl edition of the YB70 12 CD. Fat cutting and loud sound, for a superb record... Meet these Techno Indus, downtempo dark hardbreak, Breakcore Dub and others jewelry coming straigth from the Parazit/YB70 selector. Enjoy the 12th anniversary from SEPPUKU/PARAZIT parties in west France, where all these artists played melting the Industrial scene to the techno crowd... Notice the super sleeve. A sealed record... Important release !
- A1: Playground - Rainy Day Woman
- A2: Spinnaker - The Spirit Of America
- A3: Natalie Ann - You've Got To Feel
- A4: Shamor - Close To You (Bwela Pafupi)
- B1: Cherry Laine - Land Of No Return
- B2: Sharon & Tracy - The Sheik
- B3: Methods Of Dance - Aggravation (Instrumental)
- B4: Claudio D'ignoti - Anche Per Noi
- C1: Jennifer - Come Into My Life
- C2: Lena - Embrasse-Moi (Strumentale)
- C3: Fabrithia - I Want You (Strumentale)
- D1: Jimmy D - Rescue Me (Imagination) (Dub Version)
- D2: Alison Sheryll - You're Not Alone
- D3: Precious Child - Come Alone
Much has changed for Ilan Pdahtzur since the release of his Night City Life compilation six years ago. Back then, he was a little-known record collector who shared obscure, synth-heavy music that “captured the night-time glow” of the city he calls home, London, via a dedicated Instagram page. Fast forward to 2025 and Ilan is now a respected member of the international digger-selector community, having delivered must-check mixes for the likes of Bordello A Parigi, Bayete, Hunee’s Lifetones and Sound Metaphors.
It seems a fitting time, then, for Spacetalk to unleash Night City Life II, a second deep dive into Ilan’s distinctive, neon-lit sound world – a place where European synth-pop rarities, Italo-dance treats, dancefloor-focused post-boogie instrumentals soundtrack strolls around shuttered skyscrapers, dockside housing estates and wharf-side warehouse conversions.
In the six years that have passed since the release of Night City Life, Ilan has uncovered many more rarities, private-press gems and slept-on treats, with 14 of these featuring on the dusty-fingered crate-digger’s sublime sequel. As with its predecessor, much effort has been made to track down the artists behind the synth-heavy songs on show, with the vinyl edition featuring extended liner notes where some tell the story of their track in detail. Musically, there’s much to set the pulse racing within Ilan’s superb selections, from the slow-motion shuffle of Playground’s self-released 1984 B-side ‘Rainy Day Woman’ and the brilliance of Shamor’s 1985 South African synth-pop special ‘Close To You (Bwela Pafupi)’, to Sharon & Tracy’s ‘The Sheik’ – a belly-dancing inspired slab of TB-303 bass-driven house – and the kaleidoscopic, piano-rich 1992 Euro-house brilliance of ‘Come Into My Life’ by Jennifer.
Dive deeper into the collection and more under-appreciated musical masterpieces make their presence felt. There’s Sicilian musician Claudio D’Ignoti’s lesser-known boogie-era single ‘Anche Per Noi’, where rubbery bass guitar, Nile Rodgers style disco guitar licks and spacey synths dominate the sound space, Lena’s fashion circuit-inspired, early Pet Shop Boys-esque ‘Embrasse-Moi (Strumentale)’ – one that members of Milan’s Paninaro movement would surely have enjoyed – and a sublime, spaced-out and effects laden dancefloor dub of ‘Rescue Me (Imagination)’ by Jimmy D, a genuinely sought-after jam originally released on a now impossible-to-find seven-inch single. Offering another genuinely distinctive, carefully curated collection of lesser-known musical treats, Night City Life II is another essential, immersive and synthesizer-powered journey through Ilan’s unique sonic world.
Again Mysteries delivers 3 exellent long dark atmospheric tracks upholding the established label philosophy. Mastered by Pozek. Artwork by Darkam.
The tribal triumvirate of C. Ysme, Kbyl and Yukai supply fuel for the nomadic war machine. Relentlessly driving, pushing forward at 150 bpm, only stopping for the next gathering in pirate utopia. A maelstrom swirling, drawing you in to the centre of the dance.
Darkness merchants and veterans Too Old Boyz team up with Kaoslog and descend into the catacombs to deal with the fear factor. In the blackness a synth melody shines like a greenish light. Amply named Adrenaline this track urges to keep on moving and confront the monsters. 150 bpm, epic and hard as nails.
After Mysteries #6, #10 and VC 27 Keflat 23 is back and ups the pace going 170 beats full on pumping tribalistic yet subtle in line with the spirit of Mysteries, carefully laying out a mental map of realms and conzepts unknown. Immer geradeaus but when you see the rabbit ask it for directions.
This release includes a 2 side poster, digital download code and artwork sticker.
- A1: Tekno Donuts Tomahawk - Sa Chi Mi Ricorda Lei
- A2: Akouphen Teknomad & Tikal Sound Records - Beat Freak
- B1: 4Q Total Resistance & Sound Conspiracy - The Beets We Represent
- B2: Nkod Oqp Crew & Sound Conspiracy - Section 23
- C1: Kesh Vs Damage Circuits Tikal Sound Records - Fresh
- C2: Khenda Lokomotaz Vs Fiero Repartee Recordz - Overlord
- D1: Freddy Frogz - Roots Riots
- D2: Virus Voice Tekno Mobil Squad - Axcidia
- D3: Le Troll A Roulettes Quin Te Bass - Galopage Incontrolle











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