BIG UP the Beatport crew for selecting our latest release ‘Let The Machines Do The Work’ – One Love / Brighter Day as their Deep House Staff Pick, it has been such an honour to see our last two releases, Alfie & Blacksmif and now Let The Machines Do The Work get supported by such well regarded dance institutions as Resident Advisor and Beatport. More than we could have ever hoped for………..
If you want to tune in LIVE, hit the following link between 8-9pm (GMT) fortnightly, Sceen FM – WeAreBlahBlahBlah, however if for reasons beyond your control you miss the show, dont despair, you can listen again via our WeAreBlahBlahblah Mixcloud page.
Last Show via following link: WeAreBlahBlahBlah – Sceen FM (WeAre6)
Tracklisting:
Maxxi Soundsystem – Regrets We Have No Use For (Hypercolour)
George Fitzgerald – Every Inch (Hypercolour)
KiNK – Express (Rush Hour)
Dusky – What I Never Knew (Aus Music)
My Nu Leng & OH91 – Lost
Midland – Trace (Aus Music)
Tom Rowlands – Through Me (Phantasy Sound)
Randomer – Freak Dub (Hemlock)
Paleman – Hunt (Fulcrum)
South London Ordnance – Witch Hunt (Teal Recordings)
Dusky – Calling Me (Schl Records)
Alfie – Uncomfortably Numb (Blah Blah Blah Records)
Bicep – Vision Of Love (FeelMyBicep)
Two contrasting free downloads, but free none the less. Four Tet for the more pastel coloured among you and Ejeca for those who are a little more glittery. Four Tet‘s ‘Unspoken’ is a haunting piano track that is taken from his seminal 2003 LP ‘Rounds’. Rounds has just been reissued (Buy Here) to mark its 10th anniversary, and if you are new to Four Tets earlier more electronica based work, ‘Unspoken’ is the perfect introduction. Ejeca on the other hand is not trying to conjure up images of the past, he has simply gone, club, disco, house, done. So Good To Me (Ejeca Remix) is grooving vocal house at its quintessential looping best.
Koreless is another of these enigmatic producers who threaten big things before melting back to the sanctity of their studio for months on end. This is most likely a little frustrating for his agent as fees and volume of shows probably remain fairly plateaued. However it is becoming increasingly obvious that each time Koreless resurfaces for air it has been worth the wait, suggesting an artist who enjoys writing music above the other trappings often associated with increased musical notoriety. While he may not be consciously playing the long game his steady approach to output is ensuring a solid and lasting reputation from which he can continue to express himself, and when that debut LP drops that foundation should serve him well.
Sun lives up to previous records with resplendent atmospherics and sweeping melodies whisking you away from the urban grind as it calls upon those deeper spiritual desires of the soul. Sort of music you could imagine a film maker being drawn toward, wonderful stuff.
Koreless – Yugen EP (Young Turks) May 20th
