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Immediately Above EP - Marcin Czubala - Your Mama's Friend
The excellent Marcin Czubala drops some more solid, solid house music on his own imprint Your Mama's Friend, complete with a robust version from Audiojack.
Tales From The Nocturne - The Sonic Aesthetic - International Feel
Eccentric modular synth work over a mid-tempo disco beat - here comes the latest release from Balearic music fanatics, International Feel, and what appears to be the debut from the mysterious Sonic Aesthetic. One of my favourite releases on the label so far, 'Tales From The Nocturne' has all the charm of DJ Harvey taking the reigns at the BBC's Radiophonic Workshop, working patch bays to the full-on tracks such as 'Mendicant Adventures' and the atmospheric outro of 'The Paradol Chamber'. Strange, compelling, outsider-disco music.
Don't Give Up - Tatanka - Zanzalabs
The italian hardstyler is back with a fresh track for us. Very much in tune with the current sound of the scene - big kicks and a fast pace - but also keeping true to the musical elements we've come to love from Tatanka. With twinkly pianos in the break, euphoric melody, and a vocal to match, this track gives you all the hardstyle sustenance you need on the dancefloor.
The Journey - John B feat Code 64 - Beta Recordings
The drums certainly fall into the drum and bass box, but the bassline has to be placed in the box marked electro. Swedish artist Code 64 delivers vocals which are written with actual lyrical ability rather than just providing a hook. 'The Journey' displays why John B's also so respected in the wider world of electronic music.