Back To Mine with Rex Sepulveda

Jean Michel Jarre – Oxygene

Amazing work of synths and modulars in the mid-70s.

Soul Sonic Force – Planet Rock

A wonderful track that throws me back into my break dancing days as a kid.

Africa Bambaata & The Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock (Instrumental) [Side B]

Model 500 – Night Drive [Time Space Transmat]

A classic!  An electronic firecracker!

Model 500 - Night Drive [Time, Space, Transmat]

Aphex Twin – Selected Ambient Works 85-92

Great soundscapes melodies that just puts you at ease at any time and place.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N4BEpxiF4Qk

Fax – Pete Namlook@Tetsu Inoue-62 (Eulengasse)

Pete was a legend and a pioneer in the art of ambient music. It’s hard to pick a piece for this because his work was timeless.

Pete Namlook & Tetsu Inoue - 62 Eulengasse (Full Album)

Richie Hawtin – F.U.S.E

Is a brilliant album of techno with amazing soundscapes that was not only music but a piece of art.

PLUS8132 – F.U.S.E. - Dimension Intrusion (Official Audio)

Speedy J – Public Energy (NoMu54)

Absolutely love this album from beginning to end!  It’s a sonic distorted wall of incredible solid sounds.

Speedy J - Pure Energy (NoMu54)

Fragile – Choice (Acid Eiffel)

A deep moody techno acid jam that was always a blessing to hear at the end of the night.

CHOICE - ACID EIFFEL [1993]

Sandals – Feet (Night Slam) (FFRR)

When I first heard this one, all I could think of was what an amazing build-up for straight ripping synth line.

Sandals - Feet (Night Slam VI)

Autechre – Incunabula

A great example of classically trained pair of musicians that were pushing boundaries of electronic music.

Autechre - Basscadet

Rex Sepulveda vs. Acid Pimp – My Baby 003 (My Baby)

Detroit imprint My Baby returns with its third musical offering, a split release from two Motor City heavyweights, in the form of Rex Sepulveda and Acid Pimp. This fledgling vinyl focussed label has got off to a superb start showcasing music from Detroitlocals on its first two stellar Eps. With a focus on the underground sound of the city it resonates with global fans of quality house and techno and continues to do so here with four outstandingnew tracks.
First up is Acid Pimp, a DJ & producer who has been an integral part of Detroit’s music scenesince the early 90s. His distinct sound saw him release a string of classic twelves on the Cheshire imprint, whilst his DJing took him from the warehouse parties of the city to international clubs like Tresor. He founded the ‘Friction Detroit’ night in his home town, hosting the likes of Ben Sims, Regis and Chris Liebing, and he co-founded the M-Nus sub label DRecords with Richie Hawtin and two other friends. The first of his two offerings is the superb ‘Re-Ak-O-Pan’, seven minutes of intense, industrial tinged techno with taut drums working alongside panning synths and static machine noise to superb effect. This is complemented by the looped excellence of ‘Lupe 09’, a rolling groove that is sure to lock in any dancefloor. The flipside sees another of Michigan’s sons in the shape of Rex Sepulveda. Rex has a musical history dating back to 90s, he was one of the aforementioned friends that launched D-Records with Acid Pimp and Richie Hawtin and has released original and remix material on a number of imprints. His first cut here is ‘Rex presents Dvda’ a deep, brooding affair populated by rubbery, acidic synths and razor-sharp percussion. This is a pure early-hours number that is sure to twist up the floor wherever it’s dropped. Closing the package we have ‘Rexie’s Orgasm’ a spacious, and understated track that perfectly captures the echoing sounds of cavernous warehouse space.

Rex Sepulveda vs. Acid Pimp – My Baby 003 (My Baby) Release: 31st May (vinyl), late 2019 (digi) Cat. No. MB002 Format: vinyl / digital