Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : A5

after a successful debut release with untitled gear, croatian label continues their journey through fields and forests. still exploring the russian federation, only this time they hired udacha s honcho and main protagonist a5. record kicks off with fantasy. a dreamy kalimba piece which eventually evolves into a deep house track and could be described as a soundtrack from your latest dream while raw abstractionism doesnt disappoint its name. on the flip side we are introduced to the afro banger torri wowo which feels almost like driving through safari on a truck. acoustic cut calms things down and brings us to an end with a clear message.

on the second series of silent movie sounds, rough house rosie presents selection of 4 various deep house tracks.

after udachas first release and appearances on the various artist release5 & 6, label founder alexey kalik aka a5 is back for a full ep on this amazing imprint. vinyl only

finest deep space sounds, very dubby & detroit house influenced!

four gorgeous cuts of pure, warm deephouse. dope!

quality deep house on coloured vinyl!!

the 4th part with four new dubby cuts....

early support by: anton zap, nina kraviz, brothers vibe, giom, anthony collins and many more ...

on this record, you can find 4 deep house tracks with different atmosphere from artists such as alex danilov (denkbar/ compost /niveous), uncle deep (chevengur), a5 (exquisite music), 2loop (altered moods recordings). early supported by loco dice, josh wink, anthony collins, brothers vibe, ekkohaus, margaret dygas, pablo bolivar, alexkid, maik loewen, mathias mesteno and many more

appetit is a new russian independent label uniting electronic musicians focused on quality deep house and minimal tech house music which is born in itself always by special mood. we study, we propagandise and we offer to people best dishes of the musical industry of most higher grade . the first release is presented by a5 - direct participant of appetit music community. on a record you can find 3 tracks of top grade which carry in itself exceptionally positive emotions.

ltd repress - clear vinyl

rock

experimental electronic journey

limited & numbered orange & white opaque double vinyl in gatefold sleeve. no jump rope included! (info on hype-sticker is misleading)

the fourth album from saxophonist and singer stephanie lottermoser on vinyl lp.

arkansas native, lee moore moved to memphis in 1975 with only one goal in mind: to make it big in the music industry and to release music that would be played in new york, l.a and everywhere in between. as a singer and songwriter lee moore spent the 1980s collaborating in memphis with the best of the best session musicians and vocalists from labels like volt and stax records to record and release futuristic boogie, soul, and funk. in his quest for a unique sound, he constantly reinvented himself, creating projects with new aliases and concepts, scraping together studio time, and hustling. even today, moores music sounds ahead of its time.

appetit releases#2 & 3 bundled up for one special price!

black wall #6 is another great space journey with tracks by kurvenschreiber, michel, shine grooves, a5, alex danilov

beyond plastic is a mixtape in book format about artists and vinyl labels that press music on »black gold«. it does not only trace the various processes entailed in the making of a record – from sound-production to the pressing plant and beyond – but also seeks to depict the blood, sweat and tears that goes into it.
the book includes interviews and articles of 60hertz, smallville, liebe*detail, pingipung, acker records, decks.de, de:bug, giegling, brothers in love, dubplates & mastering, aim vinyl, fauxpas musik, oye records, ortloff, kann, rand muzik, uncanny valley, freude am tanzen and workshop.
– edited and designed by alex ketzer (www.alexketzer.com)
– 288 pages, format a5 (210 x 148 mm)
– 19 extensive interviews
– 250+ pictures (coloured & b/w)
– 300+ cross references, accessible via short urls
– including audio-cd with tracks by the interviewee
– printed by gallery print
– isbn 978-3-00-043687-1