After their spring adventures into the deep and multi layered universe of soundtracks and head music, Joel and Matt are back with their second International Feel single, the result of a summer long studio session in the heat of Berlin’s Kreuzberg.

It’s a Double A Side and first up is the widescreen cinemascape of ‘American Dreamer’. Inspired by their obsession with rugged Americana, it soundtracks the vastness of the plains, the emptiness of the desert and that sense of an eternal slow-motion line on the horizon, unmoving and unblinking, that can only be filled by the largesse of Dennis Hopper and his band of tragic cult heroes.

The second track ‘MZ Medley’ takes us back to the heady days of the late 70’s and the pioneering edit culture of Tom Moulton, Walter Gibbons and Francois K.

That original reel to reel work led to the early cut n paste disco medleys and whilst the new generation of splice and dicers have yet to reference this particular segment of vinyl culture, when you’re continually searching for the next horizon like Matt & Joel, its no surprise that you’re going to latch on to the rawness and excitement of those original experiments and incorporate that vibe and flow into your own future-proofed productions.

Plagiarists take note – it happened (again) here first…….today.

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There is something wonderful in American Dreamer, with those guitars, its really quite special. - Francois K

Phenomenal – Thom Bullock

Loving the deadly Discomedley!!! American Dreamer is cool to but stands firmly in the shadow of the big glowing discoball(s) - Prins Thomas

Love this - genius as expected - can't wait to slam track 2!!! - Jim Stanton, Horsemeat Disco

Loving the medley. Super good times after hour power - Soulclap

This is so awesome!!! - 20 Jazz Funk Greats

Really like it, especially the American Dreamer – Tom Bioly, Permanent Vacation

Have been playing the medley in our sets LOADS - Soft Rocks

Played by Tim Sweeney on Beats in Space

Played by Bill Brewster on the DJ History Podcast

Fresh!!..will play both...tasty old school edits in that medley too. - Tom Middleton

Been really enjoying it. 'American Dreamer' is stunning and the medley is lots of fun - Damon Martin, Discobloodbath

Very nice...atmospheric...Superb ! - Severino Panzetta, Horsemeat Disco

Great stuff once again !!!! - Geoffroy, Mugwump

Very cool, maaaaaan. Diggin' this, esp the medley! - Roy Dank, Wurst

Love this.....What a great year for IF ! - Pathann

Medley is ace played on last weeks radio show full support – Luke Solomon

Big fan of Joels work loving the cut up ,we are in Brazil so will definitely be playing this for sure full support from faze action. - Simon Faze Action

Another great release! Love both tracks. The MZ Medley was doing damage at the weekend! - Max Essa

Really like both tracks, but have to highlight the Megamix.. Ace - Humberto, Social Disco Club

MZ Medley is a mad mash up of parts, sounds, flangers and space echos. I love it. - Dicky Trisco

MZ Medley is definitely the one for me. on repeat – Jacques Renault, DFA

I played American Dreamer at ALFOS last Thursday. I really love both sides. - Sean, Hardway Brothers

I always look forward to listening to your new releases. This time is also fantastic - Toshiya Kawasaki, Mule Music

This is one incredible release! Instant classic and a must have on vinyl - ooh and that sleeve art!
Great use of Morrison's beautiful poetry...something only Matt & Joel could come up with: simply amazing! - Ronny & Renzo

Great release as always. The Medley is amazing!! American Dream is a gorgeous journey! - DJ Rocca

this release is MADD! in a good way. :) proper psychedelic disco. the 'medley' the one on here for me. give thanks! - Rob Paine, Worship Recordings

Medley!!! what a great idea :) love this . i have a fetish about those early medleys with the most unusual breaks and loops. this does complement the whole ideology and sounds fat too. thx. the slow mo easy rider outlet is great too. jim morrison could fart on a record will still sound poetic . so thumbs up to mz for the nu record in all - Johnny Rock, Blackmarket