Showing posts with label daniel avery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daniel avery. Show all posts


Disco Infiltrator: February 28th



Dauwd - "Lydia"
British producer Dauwd has previously released tracks on labels like Pictures Music and Ghostly International, occupying a territory somewhere between future garage and minimal techno. His latest work, the Kindlinn 12", comes via Cologne label Kompakt, out April 7th. The A-side "Lydia" is characteristically lush and like most Dauwd tracks, offers an incredible journey with it's straightforward, warm synths and patient builds.



Samo Sound Boy - "Open"
Body High co-founder and LA producer Samo Sound Boy is set to drop a new EP, entitled Open/Divine on March 18th. "Open" continues the trend of Samo's more recent work, focusing on a more subdued, sensual vibe. The track also shows the progression towards a significantly more economical sound, placing melody and atmospherics at the forefront of his sonic aspirations. With artists like Jim-E Stack, Jerome LOL, and Floyd Campbell, the Body High camp continues to impress, coming into their own with a unique, and emotive aesthetic.




Maya Jane Coles - "Something In The Air" (Dark Sky Remix)
London production/dj trio Dark Sky offer a stunning rework of Maya Jane Coles' "Something In The Air" with ethereal vocal melodies, keeping the chilled, reflective vibe of the original intact. The track is available as a part of the Don't Put Me In Your Box four track EP released earlier this week via Hypercolour records.




Factory Floor - "How You Say" (Daniel Avery Remix)
The tracks of UK techno producer Daniel Avery have a certain murky, analog style that focus on slow-paced transitions and drawn out melodic sections. His latest remix of Factory Floor's "How You Say" is typically serene and a gorgeous nearly nine minute trip that balances dreamy atmospherics with darker undertones. Look for the physical release of the track on April 14th.









Disco Infiltrator: February 7th


Moon Boots - "C.Y.S."
The unique style of Chicago producer Moon Boots blends 90's r&b with house and funk in a way that makes for some undeniably fun, blissful tracks. The French Express label member's latest track, "C.Y.S." samples Total's 1995 hit "Can't You See" featuring The Notorious B.I.G., using the soulful vocals to build a killer hook around a smooth deep house tune with infectious chords and a characteristically lively rhythm. Download the track below.



Audion - "Sky (Daniel Avery Remix)"
UK producer Daniel Avery released the stellar, Drone Logic, last year, a lush record that used Detroit Techno influences to create a masterful and hypnotic sound. His remix of Audion's "Sky" is a murky, driving track with powerful percussion and a deep bass line. Listen below and check out the single's appropriately cerebral artwork.



Karma Kid - "Like I'm On Fire (Behling & Simpson)"
Bristol duo Behling & Simpson's smooth house rework of fellow British artist Karma Kid's "Like I'm On Fire" is a more straightforward, club-oriented take on the original. With crisp bass and intense drums, the vocals fade in and out throughout the track driven by a tight hi-hat groove. Listen below.        



Justin Timberlake - "Let The Groove Get In (Alex Burkat's Social Network Edit)" 
Brooklyn based producer Alex Burkat has released tracks for house label 100% Silk and Party/label Mister Saturday Night for which he released his first single "Shower Scene," a track that made its' way onto John Talabot's incredibe DJ Kicks mix last year. The recently shared "Let The Groove Get In" is a sleek edit of the Justin Timberlake track with an impressive breakdown and well crafted vocal hook.



Mix of The Week: Whadafunk & Mario Bee - "Super Wavy"
Brooklyn via Buffalo producer/DJ recently mixed this hip hop mix for New York based clothing company Whadafunk featuring tracks from Eloheeeem, A-N-T, Supra Natural, and SanchMasta. Combing classic boom-bap with ethereal, heady beats, the nearly half-hour mix boasts a talented collection of MC's. Download below and check out the cover artwork from fellow Buffalo ex-pat Witchoria.