Part of Stabil Elite, The Kloom and half of BAR duo, Lucas Croon has practiced his talents quite a bit before finally engaging for a solo release on Düsseldorf’s premium platform Themes For Great Cities. Schlachthof Aufnahmen rubber stamps Croon’s versatility whilst showing a special knack for morphing complex instrumental buildups into beguiling ear candies.
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DVS1: HUSH20
‘Hush 20’ is a 20th anniversary celebration comprising of a European tour with the likes of Jeff Mills, Ben Sims and Blawan, plus this release on the imprint dedicated to his own works – serves as a reminder of his other endeavours, being an umbrella project encompassing his sound company, party series and record label.
Premiere: Michael Vallera – Vivid Flu
Of all the artists to have graced Opal Tapes’ multifarious back catalogue, Michael Vallera is certainly one of the lesser-known and very unjustly so. Also known as COIN,
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Premiere: A Sacred Geometry – Earendel (Part 1)
Willingly so, very little is known about A Sacred Geometry other than they’re a duo whilst a quick glance at their soundcloud profile reveals Berlin is their home base. Concretely ASG first
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Transatlantyk announce ‘Music For Candy Shops’ by Poly Chain
Probably nothing as sweet as the label’s upcoming full-length has been released on Transatlantyk so far: ‘Music For Candy Shops‘, the debut album of Warsaw-based producer Poly Chain will
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Annanan inaugurate new imprint MachineJazz with ‘Lost In Tel-Aviv’ EP
After a busy 2016 releasing ‘Fear And Love‘ EP on LL.M. and ‘New Wave Of Nature’ EP on Black Opal, Berlin based production duo Annanan will kick start
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Premiere: Minimal Violence – Mass
In the space of just two solo twelves, Vancouver-based duo Minimal Violence have rapidly risen from the status of unknown prospect to that of a safe bet. After a
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Premiere: Yaleesa Hall x Malin – Third Lucas (Chevel Deconstructed Mix)
Dutch imprint Will & Ink, home to Yaleesa Hall and Malin Genie, kick off 2017 with a killer remix EP to celebrate their tenth release. For the occasion Not So
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Jenifa Mayanja shares and reflects on ‘Orbit 02’ EP for Bass Cadet Records
Jenifa Mayanja’s new effort ‘Orbit 02’ on Bass Cadet records is a lush example of her wide-lens approach, exploring a sound palette that ranges from Latin-inflected grooves to sleek synthetic tides onto African polyrhythms with equal aplomb.
Premiere: Lamusa II – Unknown Flute
The revolving world of Gravity Graffiti never fails to surprise. Last year the London-based imprint emerged with a fast-moving, acidic-jazz inflected split courtesy of Marcello Napoletano and label founder Richeart before
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Behind This Wall launch record label with JoOrs & DJ Stingray
2016 saw our friends at Behind This Wall open up an audiophile basement bar in the heart of Hackney. Failing to disappoint, today they have stepped up their game
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Premiere: Folamour – Each Day Is A First Day
There clearly seems to be something in the French air that gets producers to push for a light-hearted, soulful house tip. In the vein of a Pépé Bradock and
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Moscoman launches new label Treisar with Judah’s Lion EP
Following up to his widely acclaimed debut full-length for Andy Hogge’s ESP Institute released a few months ago, Disco Halal honcho Moscoman has announced a new unique project
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Mistress Recordings inaugurate 2017 with Club Zukunft resident Look Like
Emphasising a busy few months already for Zak Khutoretsky aka DVS1 – who already has an upcoming curated night at Fabric, a Hush 20 tour last
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Premiere: Benoit B – Pour Mes Gars Sûrs
With their catalogue sitting now richer of five releases and having featured contributions from the likes of DJ Overdose, N1L, Tom Dicicco, Mathis Ruffing and label captain himself Benoit B, Berlin-based
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Premiere: Mori Ra – Stormy Weather
After breaking the Brasserie Heroique Edits series in with a pair of top-class EPs from Jamal Moss and Japan Blues, London’s Berceuse Heroique decided to entrust the third collection’s number to Japanese edit
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