Simian Mobile Disco - Cerulean

amazing nu SMD tune. new LP 'Unpatterns' out 05/15/2012

Matias Aguayo - Rollerskate

loving this so much right now.

Ellen Allien - Galactic Horse EP

"The new single from Ellen Allien "Galactic Horse" with two brand new tracks co-produced by BPitch artists' Skinnerbox! 
BPC lady Ellen Allien requests your company at the Allien Dance. Dark Electro meets House! The current 12" "Galactic Horse" was co-produced by her label-mates Skinnerbox expect the unexpected, you might say and you would be spot on.
"Take Me Out" slams into your ears with a bone-dry, crunching oldschool-electrofunk beat. This is gradually sweetened over the course of the next seven-and-a-half minutes with catchy string hooks and atmospheric sounds. Whether in the club or on the couch, you'll find it impossible to resist the suspense that spans the track. 
On the flip side "Need" treats us to a pure house beat as classic as it gets. Butyou soon realize that this carefree party vibe isn't really taking itself seriously brass hooks and playful vocal samples quickly and firmly take root in your auditory canals, leading you to hear "Need" as a tongue-in-cheek parody of house music. An eight-minute happy-hormone treatment with no side effects!" via BPitch Control

Reboot - Beautiful Parasite EP

"Beginning his relationship with Cadenza back in 2008, German production wizard Reboot has since frequented the label, his solid tech house soundscapes and innate ability to keep his musical structure moving forward being catalyst to his reputable name. Following the incredible ‘Shunyata’ album on Cadenza in 2010, Reboot is back on the imprint with the ‘Beautiful Parasite’ EP, including two remixes from Robert Dietz and Cesar Merveille.
Intense and suitably finickety, Reboot’s ‘Beautiful Parasite’ plays with glitches, sparks and tight wooden percussion patterns to begin. On first glance, it’s almost minimal in its confined touches but as a rumbling line of dark bass takes hold, “Beautiful Parasite” switches its identity and takes on a sultry persona. From there the changes come thick and fast with faint strings soaring gently in the background and sporadic cymbal crashes and hand claps creating texture. Reaching its dreamy edge with a warm and melodic mainline, the once stern atmosphere of “Beautiful Parasite” is coated in thick echo, doubled in depth and encased in melody. 
First Cadenza comrade to take remix duty is Frankfurt’s Robert Dietz. Taking his tribal and percussion heavy signature, Dietz warps “Beautiful Parasite” into a dance killer, enhancing the percussive flow of the original and integrating a rapid bass line that simply can’t fail to move. Chopping the melody into stabbing sequences and morphing the bass into an arp’d, electro tinged bomb; “Beautiful Parasite” finds its feet firmly on the dance floor through Robert Dietz’s remix. 
Cesar Merveille shifts the gear up another notch with a gloriously rapid attack for his remix. Chaotic percussion and crunching samples smeared across “Beautiful Parasite’s” balmy palette, Cesar injects an exotic and slinky edge. 
Lastly, as a digital only bonus, “In The Sky” closes ‘Beautiful Parasite’ on a fresh note. Introduced with a vocal swoon fit for a diva, “In The Sky” breaks into a contradictory concoction of voltaic beats thereafter. Hissing shakers, plentiful claps and a rubbery bass line collide as the atmosphere moves up and down between subtle builds and breaks. Securing its groove with the epic ‘Your Loving Arms’ lyrics, “In The Sky” will no doubt cause an elated stomp on dance floors worldwide." via wordandsound

San Laurentino - Forbidden Fruit

Martyn - Hello Darkness EP

"The single leads with 'Hello Darkness', previously unreleased and exclusive to the single, Martyn shuffles through a rhythmic bassline and feeling of, indeed, darkness from the very first beat. In typical Martyn fashion, the track skips its way through genre conventions, landing in a flux between 2-step, driving techno and old rave (the latter specifically heard in his ethereal and scaling upper melodies). 'Hello Darkness' could lend itself to the rawest, grittiest warehouse, yet simultaneously breeds a subtle feeling of elation and release, and keeps the listener guessing with a variety of quirky sound collages. 
It also features a remix of 'Bauplan', Night Slugs bosses L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok bring the most sinister corners of London into their remix, with a heavy grime lean and a pervading feeling of tension. Erratic samples (sounds of a tweeting bird one moment, the cocking of a gun the next) appear in-between a snap beat, metallic stabs and an apocalyptic build-up of percussion and aalbsynths. Pulsing in and out of a highly volatile atmosphere, almost as if the track is alive and breathing, this 'Bauplan' almost feels like an unrelated beast until Martyn's melody lines start to unfold halfway through the track.
To finish there is an exclusive remix of 'We Are You In The Future', a favourite from the Ghost People LP amongst critics and DJs across the board. Techno's notorious man in the red mask - Redshape - steps up to create a deep and dark Detroit interpretation of Martyn's freewheeling, sci-fi-enhanced joyride. Laced with ominous vocal samples ("It may be an accidental side effect of the drug"), the future takes on a slightly more dystopian feel with Redshape's melancholic strings, unpredictable percussion builds and a lingering, creeping reinterpretation of the track's original melodies. A definitive nod to the epic work of Derrick May and Carl Craig, with a hint of Kenny Larkin's intricate builds. " via Brainfeeder

Becoming Real - Snow Drift Love

'Relatively few artists seem geographically rooted. It’s rare that a musician can capture the sense of the place in which they work – but Becoming Real is slowly becoming the sound of London today: intimidating, confusing, and beautiful.


As with much of his previous work, ‘Snow Drift Love’ straddles the line separating grime and two-step. It sounds snow-blasted, as if tundra has descended on the city. But the most exciting thing about Becoming Real is the humanness of his music. Yes, everything sounds almost impossibly digital – but in the gently swung percussion and the not-quite-on-the-grid synth lines, the overwhelming sense is one of man, not machine.


‘Snow Drift Love’ is out on Not Even in May.' - via thelineofbestfit

Mix Mup & Kassem Mosse - Birds Flying In The Sun Like U Know How [The Trilogy Tapes 003]

MM/KM - birds flying in the sun like u know how (excerpt) by The Trilogy Tapes

Memoryhouse - To The Lighthouse (Millionyoung Remix)