Cloud One – Atmospheric Strut
Classic Patrick Adams productions. I never get tired of this.
3MB feat Magic Juan Atkins – Die Kosmischen Kuriere
Magical melodic early 90’s Detroit Vibes colab by the Magic Juan, Moritz Von Oswald & Thomas Fehlman.
Round One – I’m Your Brother (Quadrant Dub II)
New Jersey House at it’s best, Wait! This tune was produced in. Berlin by Moritz Von Oswald & remixed by Markus Ernestus?
Terry Riley – You’re No Good
I still can’t stop listening to this soul deconstruction.
Chico Barque – Apesar De Voce
Take me back to the good times with my musician friends in Rio. Samba for life!
Yourhighness – Sparta
Strong after hours dance tune by our friend Johannes from Stiockholm
OK! – Confederation Helvetica
From our new Compilation – “Interlocal”
Creative Arts Ensemble – One Step Out
Lovely freestyle jazz freedom!
Rojin Sharafi – Boloor
Far out experimental music from the Tehran born producer.
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Roisin Murphy – Simulation
Nicely produced futuristic Giorgio’esque sauna disco fantasy. Makes me want to be a Knight Machine in White Satin again.
Various Artists (Private Press, Das Komplex, Newborn Jr, Anton Klint and more) – Interlocal (King Of Kong)
King Of Kong offer up a fourteen track various artists compilation entitled ‘Interlocal’ featuring the likes of Private Press, Das Komplex, Newborn Jr, label boss Anton Klint and many more. King Of Kong, the up-and-coming label run by Artur8, Anton Klint and Edvin Edvinson of Tryck&Ton already caused quite a stir with its first few vinyl outings, combining talents of Newborn Jr., Das Komplex, Eric Duncan and, most recently, a collaboration between Wolfram and DJ Hell. “Interlocal” is a forthcoming compilation of 14 new and exclusive pieces from friends, colleagues and affiliates from cities, big and small, all around the world. With its daringly eclectic selection, this exclusive release serves as a perfect example of King Of Kong explorations of contemporary dance music in its broadest sense, from murky “pop” songs to warehouse tools, with everything that comes in between. The journey starts with “Angeldust Incl.”, a special track that combines lyrics from the prolific German filmmaker Klaus Lemke with mesmerising ska-meets-cabaret-at-the-disco music produced by Munich based Jonas Imbery/Telonius, founder of Gomma Records, and sang by Jonas’s daughter, accompanied by a deep and dreamy remix from Warsaw’s Lutto Lento, a prominent and unpredictable figure among today’s experimental, post-techno producers Na bieżnię” by Warsaw based Private Press is quite unusual for this producer duo, known primarily for solid Detroit/Basic Channel inspired club tools on Rekids. Breaking with this legacy, “Na bieżnię” features a slow, syncopated rhythm, electric static and snippets of shamanic voices that result in something between futuristic bass music and primeval ritual. The Clap Track” by Warsaw’s Newborn Jr goes for the full-on euphoric mode with its endless build-up full of syncopated hi-hats, piano licks and general hands-in-the-air attitude whilst King Of Kong’s own, Gothenburg based Anton Klint, whose ‘Hi Man’ is a chugging track which is also remixed by New York legend Mike Simonetti in his classic, irresistible and 100% effective warehouse style, with a discreet acid bassline and timeless speech samples.
This is a competent outlook of today’s global leftfield music.
