Lisbon-based producer Violet is actively promoting Portuguese music through Rádio Quântica, a radio station she co-founded alongside her partner in crime Photonz. In our interview Violet discusses her subtle craft and delivers a captivating mix of acid beats, swinging house and rugged techno.
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Premiere: PeteMartell – Allenby Portrayal
Back a few months ago, we had the pleasure to introduce you to new French imprint Raw Sounds District with a full cut taken from their debut VA, courtesy
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Premiere: Andrew Red Hand – Mom’s Spirit
If the Romanian scene has been a rather profuse hive for minimal grooves over the past decade with Ricardo Villalobos’ protégés Rhadoo, Raresh and Petre Inspirescu occupying
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Farr Festival 2017: Todd Terje, Floating Points, Omar-S, Axel Boman, Sassy J
Today we can reveal the first wave of acts that will descend upon Bygrave Woods in Hertfordshire between Thursday 13th – Saturday 15th July May for
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Premiere: Khidja – Die Wilde Spirale
After a prolific 2016, which saw the release of Dorisburg’s stunning debut LP and the launch of a new sublabel called HVNX, here comes the first EP by Bucharest-based
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Premiere: Dave Aju – Always Never
Following a three-year break, San Francisco-based producer Dave Aju makes a welcome return to Circus Company with the release of his most imaginative and engaging releases to date,
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Melly: Low Pressure
After a pair of highly promising contributions to WTN?, Irish producer Melly reels back to where it all started with ‘Low Pressure’, freshly out via mother country’s flagship All City offshoot Jheri Tracks. Stream the entire release within.
Kode9, Martyn, Mike Huckaby, Patrice Scott play Peckham Rye Music Festival
Today Peckham Rye Music Festival unveil their initial wave of acts to grace South London for the second edition of the festival, which takes place between Friday 12th
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Love Saves The Day: Little Dragon, Call Super, Hunee, Palms Trax head to Bristol
Today Love Saves The Day reveal their lineup for the sixth edition of the festival taking place Saturday 27th – Sunday 28th May 2017 in Eastville Park, Bristol. Saturday’s bill includes
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Premiere: PARC – Silk Road
As time flies milestones are there to remind you of the transience and evanescent nature of all accomplishment. Since its initial purpose of commemorating 100% Silk‘s hundredth release –
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DJ bwin
With their debut split about to drop via First Second Label, the timing felt ideal to invite Leipzig-via-Hamburg duo DJ bwin over for a little mixing session. The result defies gravity with its intense mashup of old school hip-hop, convulsive breakbeat, hi-NRG house and screwed electronics.
Dekmantel 2017 – British Murder Boys, Dopplereffekt, GAS, Sun Ra Arkestra
[*swallows – a tear runs down his cheek*] We were all impatiently waiting for the news to drop and it’s now here. Dekmantel have announced their
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Kaazi shares two music videos from his debut ‘Zen Travel’ cassette on 100% Silk
Based out of Brooklyn, NYC, Kaazi not only carves out finely-arranged instrumental reveries but also works his magic via multiple visual formats, as presented in the two videos we’re proud to present today, which he shot and edited himself.
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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Allergy Season and Discwoman team up for protest compilation ‘Physically Sick’
With just hours to go until President Trump’s Inauguration, the music community is joining forces to show its fears and disapproval at the future US president’s imminent investiture.
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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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