on thanksgiving 1989, kmart employee and audio enthusiast mark davis wandered behind the customer service desk to check out the store’s sound system, which looped muzak and top 40 plus ads and announcements under the banner of “kmrt, the kmart radio network.” when he found last month’s tape hadn’t been thrown out yet, he pocketed it and made a habit of doing this, collecting 56 tapes from 1989-1992. in september 2015, davis uploaded the tapes to archive.org with the humble intention of preserving them. but within a few weeks he became an internet celebrity among obscure media fans and supplemented the collection with reel-to-reel tapes from the 70s and 80s thanks to tom schwarzrock, who acquired them serendipitously along with a deck he purchased. the tapes are like a consumerist time capsule, a vaporwave trove of eerily familiar corporate ephemera extracted from its original context and purpose. similarly, attention kmart choppers is composed of pieces from this collection chopped up, resculpted, and mosaicked together by juicy the emissary, forming a new, distinctly contemporary sound while inheriting a haunting nostalgia that provokes memories burrowed deep in the subconscious

incl. tracks by pablo valentino, daniel wang, nick the record, glenn astro. tip!

tom findlay (groove armada) und late night tales beweisen wieder einmal geschmack und stilsicherheit. auf spätsiebziger yacht-pop folgt supercooler 80s groove, der sound der post-disco-Ära, als der soul/r&b das synthesizer-zeitalter enterte. wir hören begnadete jimmy jam/terry lewis-produktionen für thelma houston und alexander o neal, wir hören sharon brown in einer produktion der disco-legende tee scott, wir hören die Übergroover mtume und zapp, wir hören die smashhits von donna allen, rene & angela und des timex social clubs, und als exklusives cover hören wir eine superbe version von sugardaddy (tom findlay & tim hutton) des hitklassikers *dont look any further*.
die 3x12 inch lp erscheint als limitierte 180g pressung mit 18 von 20 ausgespielten tracks, audiophil auf halber geschwindigkeit gemastered, inkl. bonus-download-code mit allen tracks (einmal komplett ausgespielt, einmal als mixset) in wav/mp3-formaten, im gatefold mit antistatischen innentaschen.

2010 has seen some juicy, off-the-wall techno/electronic vinyl goodies from the head space of little nobody, including the acclaimed >metropolis how?< and >robota< records - with remixes by the likes of james ruskin, justin berkovi, inigo kennedy, dj hi-shock, si begg, patrick pulsinger and steve stoll. but its the originator of the tracks who continues to push the perimeters, recently leading hi-shock, the prolific innovator behind the essential elektrax empire, to suggest that honestly, i think you are at least a couple of years ahead in your musical vision compared to other producers. little nobodys alter ego andrez bergen has also had his head buried this year in the creation of a hardboiled/noir/sci-fi novel called >tobacco-stained mountain goat<, and it was in the midst of this project - with these heady influences - that the get away from it all 12-inch project came to light. thus we got on board bas mooy (planet rhythm/audio assault) and dave tarrida (tresor/musick) to do the two scintillating re-takes here, which are downright brilliant. meanwhile little nobodys troll, on the flip-side, lives up to its claim: its hardboiled and devastatingly dirty electronica. all up, think streetwise, smack-your-glitch-up techno - dark, uber-bassy, dirty and pulsating - just the way we like it, with sardonic samples and a freestyle, postmodern attitude thats invigorating. matched up with the cool artwork by marcin markowski, this is an essential slab of wax for 4:00 am head-caving techno!

slamming remixes from jorge savoretti from argentina and sebo k from berlin, germany

parisÕ prodigal son djebali returns with this bumper collection of music, curated and compiled to showcase some of his finest work in digital format for the very first time. ever since he launched his own label, ( djebali ), the young talent has focused solely on representing his sound through vinyl. with ideal juice, named after his popular residency at the legendary rex club, djebali gives his fans the chance to own specially edited digital versions of material from his back catalogue. each track is shorter than the vinyl original, so that both digital customers and the vinyl lovers both have exclusive versions of the tunes.
already support by ryan crosson, dubfire, seth troxler, subb-an, shaun reeves, laura jones, ekkohaus, guti, einzelkind, tobi neumann, christian burkhardt, phil weeks, sebo k, kate simko, seuil, julietta, le loup, robert dietz, dan ghenacia, jimpster john dimas, dÕjulz, varoslav, raresh, boris werner, yakine, doc martin, tristan da cunha, anthony collins, terence:terry:, michel de hey, alex arnoult, amnaye, andrei osyka (droog), anthea, javier carballo, okain, pete madigan, sishi rosch, tania vulcano, voitek (catnzdogz), tuccillo, chris carrierÉ

for the 4th ( djebali ) reworks, remixes from tuccillo on the a side, and mandar on the b side for their 1st remix

djebali with number 8 .... more great slamming house music for vinyl lovers

a very juicy 12 inch... the now out of print actress remix finds its way onto vinyl again (yey, its so good!) and an unreleased convextion re-slap of terrence dixon is dug out from the vault...mad drama style...tip

massive 2008 mixes by ericke, robbie rivera, paul woolford and streetlife djs!!

massive 2008 mixes by ericke, robbie rivera, paul woolford and streetlife djs!!