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Locomotive Breath

March 23, 2008 at 5:43 pm · Filed under Articles, Media

Artist: SMASH TV
Title: Locomotive Breath
Label: Bpitch Control Germany
Cat: BPITCHCTRL 170
Format: 12″
Released: 17 March, 2008
Genre: Minimal House/Tech House

As Bpitch control Artist from the very beginning, this very busy and extremely creative exceptional producer is now presenting his latest work with the catalogue number bpc170. After numerous remixes for ellen allien, audion, golden boy, miss kittin, dirt crew, mediengruppe telekommander and many more, an update on berlin based label bpitch control has been overdue.

a: locomotive breath
b: breath me

Tags: Audion, Bpitch control, House, Minimal, Tech House

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Dear Matthew;

February 22, 2008 at 5:27 pm · Filed under Articles, Media

Matthew Dear crafts beautifully textured electronic pop, which can be heard on his new album, Asa Breed. With his new arsenal of songs, Matthew creates a completely fresh musical experience that has received an overwhelming amount of feedback from both fans and press worldwide.Asa Breed, out on his home label Ghostly International, is the most accomplished project to date from this prolific artist. It follows his pop-infused debut, ”Leave Luck to Heaven”, which caught mainstream attention, garnering 4 stars in Rolling Stone, and helped him land remix duties for the Postal Service, Chemical Brothers and Hot Chip. He has also reached techno superstardom with his globe-spanning DJ sets and the classic club rocking single “Mouth to Mouth” under his dance floor alias Audion.Upcoming Asa Breed Black Edition, he is happy to release “Don’t Go This Way”.Written during the recording sessions for Asa Breed but previously unreleased, is now available exclusively on our RCRD LBL blog.“Dont Go This Way” is another enigmatic pop gem from Matthew with a hypnotic, almost tribal percussive stance, complete with disembodied falsettos swirling in and out over the deep, neatly compressed kick. Synth stabs pile onto each other building the suspense only to pull back- a sly and calculated anti-climax from an artist for whom tension has always been an instrument of choice.