retro was the by far most overworked musical term in all areas house and techno. and well, we have to admit it it: so is this release by our new player matt john and his debut for cocoon recordings
we love matt. supported and charted by: ritchie hawtin, danny tenaglia, luciano, paco osuna, seth troxler, camea, davide squillace, magda, daniel sanchez, tim green, karotte, gregor trasher, fabrizio maurizi, tim xavier, mikael srtavostrand, monika kruse, ray okpara, marko nastic, dominik eulberg, ilario alicante, italoboyz, andrew grant.
this album builds more than just one bridge between the best worlds of frivolousness and dependability – horizontally, vertically, all the directions in between, and in time. no matter what the current when you cross, the beginning and the end dissolve into an everlasting flow in true 25 character. the journey is fueled by its own limitlessness, all the while delivering crucial reference points for a purposeful riptide ride.
the experienced hedonist lets herself be driven through her beloved quarter-note spheres, relishing the moments when, in certain beats, twinkling details lead her towards a different route – one familiar but long forgotten. she strings this pearl on her chain of rhythm-driven moods, calling upon it at the right times to amplify her individual push. the allure of the impacts unfolding redeems each secret whispered by the spirit of the sound.
matt john has done it again! the 3rd holographic island is an excellent sequel to the hypercube ep. “baby face one” on the a side, with its tripping arrangement of voices, precise percussive drums and its rolling bassline makes you feel like swimming within an always flowing river of sound. the b side track named the “bleepfactory” has a tense and explosive atmosphere and features a shimmering cloud of microsounds floating over a warm carped of bass frequencies and drum hits
incl ultraphat matt john remix! licensed for the next watergate compilation and played and charted by efdemin, lee jones, benno blome, matt john, d. diggler, jeremy p. caulfield, florian meindl. third installment by berlin based label head mri. after his album heroes, this release carries one outstanding and rare remix by matt john as well as the shaun overworked version from the album. matt johnÆs encore remix is a new stunning piece of minimal techno. stretching over more than 9 minutes he delivers another psychedelic journey through the hypnotic sounds of mr. john, where little bleepy sequences accumulate a twisted impact for the eager souls on the floor.
sender schlägt wieder zu mit zwei wahnsinningen remixen. einer vom argentinier barem und vom berliner matt john. hier ist maximale bewegungstherapie angesagt! still in der ecke sitzen geht gar nicht! also, los gehts leute. das sehen auch troy pierce, len faki, florian meindl, loco dice, glimpse & kiki so
the first release is by matt himself and the maestro presents a monstrous 3-tracker with an a-side so intense, we were tumbling after listen to it for the first time. the b-side contains two manic tunes, which will drive even the hard-boiled dancer into vertigo
the first release is by matt himself and the maestro presents a monstrous 3-tracker with an a-side so intense, we were tumbling after listen to it for the first time. the b-side contains two manic tunes, which will drive even the hard-boiled dancer into vertigo. attention: only 500 copies of the pressing are picture vinyls
montréals guillaume coutu dumont doesnt lack for collaborations. he works alongside julien roy as egg (karat. m_utek), with david fafard under the luci (morris audio, titbit) moniker, and collaborates with argentinas ernesto ferreyra in chic miniature (raum musik, musique risque). but now its time for guillaume to continue his quest for the ultimate ham bone funk recipe with his solo project: guillaume & the coutu dumonts! a special blend of funk, house, techno, gospel, swing, barbershop quartet and afro-beat! >boogie woogui<, his second solo output after his hartchef debut, presents two special tracks of sweet and hypnotic grooves that will make any dancefloor climb a few steps towards a better place. the funky basslines wrapped in warm and soulfull blanket of old bluesy samples will seduce even the grumpiest. this 12inch is completed by a matt john (perlon) remix which keeps the groove steady and focused on one goal: make you all dance, smile and wiggle! jump on our soul train and shake your ass... shake your ass!
the second ep on bar 25s very own record label. and with matt john, audio werner, phage & daniel dreier they managed to recruit four rising stars of berlins minimal scene !!!
last years >park one< already caused some serious reaction all over the world. now theres 6 new songs, waiting to be discovered on this 12 package.. a 1 track >hawai you< is co produced by ricardo villalobos !!
first outing on the label belonging to berlin s unique bar 25 comes from bar resident matt john and is very much in the quirky, playful style of his recent release on perlon
canadian dub masterminds and brothers matt & mark thibideau team up for their debut ep on berg audio, finally releasing highly sought after pieces, previously heard only during their live sets — artwork by juli jah.
on the ninth solo album from the french-based british musician behind third eyefoundation, it is impossible to not compare elliott’s delivery to late bard leonard cohen.
everything’s fine , the third album from award-winning matt corby, due in 2023. it follows on from 2020’s stand-alone singles, ‘i never say a word’ and ‘vitamin’, and 2016’s j award-winning rainbow valley. matt has a loyal global fanbase, with sold out theatre shows across the world with over 325.000 albums sold and 300 million streams. his accolades include triple j’s album of the year. since the release of that record, corby has also been busy running his own label and fine-tuning his skills as a producer, working with artists including tash sultana, genesis owusu and budjerah.
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