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Less Ordinary

April 16, 2008 at 6:28 pm · Filed under Articles

Artist:Naoki Kenji
Title:Less Ordinary
Label:4mpo
Year:2008
Genre:Lo-Fi

After a 2 Year period of pause Naoki Kenji is presenting his 7th Longplayer named “Less ordinary”. This CD contains more vocalfeatures as previous releases of german-japanese soundgenius. On this album again he has invited several vocalguests such as frontlady Pat Appleton (De-Phazz) on the track “Modern Unreal”, or the wellknown Nu-Jazz Formation “Jazzamor”. Beside this, Kenji did 2 songs with the known producer/songwriter Torsten Stenzel - “Tonight” and “Into the deep Sea”.Beside the wellknown chillout sounds you`ll find also some deephouse flavored tracks next to ambient tunes. Summer inspiring timeless album!

Tags: Ambient, Chillout, Deep, House, Lo-Fi

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Fiilis

March 13, 2008 at 3:52 pm · Filed under Articles, Media

”Archipel, for it’s 37th digital release, is happy to welcome Zentex to its roster who brings us “Fiilis”, four slabs of extra swingy, smooth funk for your contortionist heart. Title track “Fiilis” is a solid ever growing formation of warm fuzzy funk.Reverberating chords carry a delicate and detailed border or tightly woven glassy shards which all wraps around a puchy field of low end feeling. “Tino” winds a wire of swing even tighter still around snappy rolling elements and molten plastic vocals on an ultra heavy bed of low slung wobblets.“Ruoska” takes a distinctively more hypnotic and spacey route where evolution and repetition reign strong, accented with paranoid vocalizations and slinky, heady acidic moans. “Ask Who” is a bending slice of psyched funk with squelchy timbres encapsulating only the deepest and warmest of substances.”…
Trakclist:

1 Fiilis
2 Tino
3 Ruoska
4 Ask Who

Tags: Acid, Deep, Ep

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Stadtgruen

March 13, 2008 at 2:27 pm · Filed under Articles, Media

Monographic’s new guest, Stadtgruen, has focused on the fundamental anthitesis of stadt (culture) and gruen (nature) and the dialogue between them, through the investigation of new ways of expresing art helped by new technical possibilities.What is characteristic and defining of this netlabel is its diferenced series: Stadt & Gruen, the first featuring “deepest ambient, contemporary grooves” and “twisted techno, impressions from Motor City” for the second. As a superficial aproximation can be resumed in styles like minimal dub, minimal techno and clicks&cuts.
The mix is signed by Renniac, aka René Finken (Germany), curator of Stadtgruen and contains an aproximate 50% Stadt and 50% Gruen. Along with the task of mantaining the netlabel and his English, German and Philosophy studies, has produced tracks for Stadtgruen, Aerotone and Shitkatapult. With no delays here is the episode wich i place all of you to enjoy.

Tracklist:
01 Lomov - Open Port [gruen001]
02 Gras - Glasperlenspiel [gruen005]
03 Dubsuite - Eigenleben (Das Kraftfuttermischwerk Autoexistenz
Remix) [stadt016]
04 Nights in Ural - Florakon [gruen014]
05 Siegmar Fricke - Neuromechanik [gruen019]
06 Monoide - Crashed Car [stadt007]
07 elektronischerGarten - Summer Shock [gruen024]
08 Gurtz - Luna [stadt010
09 Acidrain - Morning Hours [gruen004
10 Frank Biedermann - Rumble the Bumblebee [stadt017]
11 Georg Neufeld ft. Astral T. - Lakeside People [stadt015]
12 System-Pi - Please Repeat [stadt013]
13 Rob Keens - Seek [stadt001]
14 Renniac - This Morning Summer [unreleased]

Download Stadgruen 013 Mix

Tags: , Ambient, Deep, Dub, Minimal, Minimal Dub, Monographic, Techno

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In The Name of Bushtech

March 13, 2008 at 2:23 pm · Filed under Articles, Media

Alex Van Heerden - In the name of Bushtech

First work for Sinergy-Networks by Alex Van Heerden, musician and producer coming from City of the Cabo (South Africa) and with habitual residence in Stockholm. Altogether eight cuts that demonstrate the great musical capacity of this craftsman of academic formation, an authentic explorer in search of new borders for music with an original and extremely elegant sound.A brilliant work, deep, full of recondite landscapes and served with great doses of eclecticism. With a layer of fine minimal tech as base platform, Heerden adds the right measured of dub, funk, jazz and experimentation and demonstrates his ability to work between analog and digital, between Africa-Jamaica and Berlin. Warm emotions fused perfectly with the hypnosis that provides sutile atmospheres, the echoes and the harmonic structures, complex but very seductive and full of very small details with care. Heerden collaborates habitually with producers of the Scandinavian scene, in this occasion with Magnus Bank in “Nefertiti” enters a glitch and jazz aesthetic. On the other hand the collaboration with Hakan Lidbo contributes a new context to tech-dub, impregnated of space jazz. Each instrument, each click and each blow seem to be in consonance within its space and time to obtain an atemporal work that it is possible to be enjoyed in as many forms as its presented. Without waste.
Tracklist:

1-Donkievet
2-Heerden
3-Reversable thorax
4-Kharkams -10 000
5-Oompie
6-garies 1503
7-Alex Van Heerden&Hakan Lidbo-grön lök
8-Nefertiti Extract;bar 13
9-Soebatsfontein 1870