out in December via Clone Distribution!
Uncanny Valley 002: A2 – Cuthead – The Sinner (128 kbps Preview) by Uncanny Valley Dresden
stay tuned!
out in December via Clone Distribution!
Uncanny Valley 002: A2 – Cuthead – The Sinner (128 kbps Preview) by Uncanny Valley Dresden
stay tuned!
THE UNCANNY BEAT KONDUCTAS
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Mit Uncanny Valley gibt es in Dresden ein neues, ambitioniertes Labelprojekt, das House zwar als Basis begreift, seine Fühler aber auch in Richtung Techno, Disco und Dubstep ausstreckt. Mehr noch, das Label dient als Kommunikationsplattform, die sowohl die jungen Talente als auch die alten Hasen in der Elbestadt zum gegenseitigen Ideenaustausch nutzen.
Kennen und schätzen gelernt hat man sich bei gemeinsam verbrachten Nächten in lokalen Clubs wie dem Alten Wettbüro oder der Galerie Disko und beim Musik hören im bestsortiertesten Plattenladen der Stadt, dem Fat Fenders. Dort reifte auch der Plan, das zweifellos vorhandene Potential in Dresden unter dem Uncanny Valley-Banner zu bündeln.
Vinyl & Digital
Release date: September 2010
Distributed worldwide by Clone Distribution
English version below
Platte Nummer Eins ist eine reine House-Angelegenheit. Thomas Fröhlichs’ „Get US“ eröffnet geheimnisvoll und packend mit wunderschön-gezupften Streichern für Tänzeleien unter freiem Himmel. Danach bittet Jacob Korn ins Spielzimmer. Sein „Slamduck“ ist das Überraschungsei auf der Platte und mit seinen verwegenen Klangspielereien über einem strammen Beat genauso verspielt wie mitreißend.
Die B-Seite eröffnet Breakz-Schelm Cuthead mit der für ihn ungewohnt verträumten Deephouse-Studie „Unacceptable Mustache Styles“, bevor Break SL in seinen unnachahmlichen Jam-Modus übergeht und die Platte in gedämpftem Licht nach Hause fährt.
The first release is a true house-affair. Thomas Fröhlich’s ‘Get US’ is a mysterious and breathtaking opener with beautifully plucked strings making for a perfect soundtrack to your summer. After that Jacob Korn invites us to his playroom with the surprise track on this record that combines intricate soundscapes built on an uplifting groove.
On the B-Side breaks-prankster Cuthead unleashes an unusual deep house study entitled ‘Unacceptable Moustache Styles’ before the record concludes gracefully with Break SL’s late night jam ‘Low Light’.
Martyn: what a great EP
really like the Jacob Korn track and the Thomas Frohlich one.. but the b-side is great too!! .. lemme know when these hit the shops cos would love to pick up a vinyl copy of it..
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23 Tracks – Hip Hop/ House/ Beats
Tracklist:
1 | Cuthead – | Intro | ||
2 | Cuthead – | Painquilizer | ||
3 | Cuthead – | 3 Chinesen Mitm Kontrabass | ||
4 | Cuthead – | Rock My Soul | ||
5 | Cuthead – | City Slicker | ||
6 | Cuthead – | The Poncho | ||
7 | Cuthead – | Lost Weekend | ||
8 | Cuthead – | Vibra Skit | ||
9 | Cuthead – | No Logic | ||
10 | Cuthead – | Karma Vision | ||
11 | Cuthead – | Low Water | ||
12 | Cuthead – | All Night long | ||
13 | Cuthead feat. Fatima – | Control | ||
14 | Isley Brothers – | Cantagious (Cuthead RMX) | ||
15 | Cuthead – | Bleach DUB | ||
16 | Cuthead – | Kingston Loudness War Champion 2009 | ||
17 | Cuthead – | Iron Lung | ||
18 | Cuthead – | Skit | ||
19 | Cuthead – | Down To Molecules | ||
20 | Michael Jackson – | Can´t Help It (wonky Jackson RMX) | ||
21 | Cuthead – | Walk Of A Dead Men | ||
22 | Cuthead – | Dallisan | ||
23 | Cuthead – | Schwerenoeter |
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brandnew 16 Track Album
Electronic/Techno/Ambient
The man, himself, operates as an electro-machine. Composing singles at the request of labels worldwide while shocking audiences with his maddening skills, Jeremy Ellis surprisingly raises the bar with every gig. Musicians and producers stand with awe-dropped jaws while witnessing the joyful fury that is Jeremy Ellis‘ performance style. Ellis‘ fans often resemble that of student as his wildly intelligent, yet imposingly danceable tracks perplex the most eager and adept melodic minds. Combining a lifetime of classical training with a meticulous obsession with sound, Ellis demonstrates himself as one of the forerunners of a new era in electronic music pushing the industry’s new toys beyond their creators‘ intentions.
As Detroit’s most percussive keyboard player and sickeningly fluid, on-the-spot composer, Ellis commands the respect of naïve listeners and industry gear-smiths alike. Truly, no one has spoken through music alone so eloquently since Mozart or Miles Davis. Alone, this is an amazing talent, but combine that detail with the reality that Ellis spontaneously produces new tracks while stupefied club-goers gaze on. Identifying primarily as a keyboard player, Ellis assumed the identity of Ayro to demonstrate his storytelling and vocal confidence with the release of his solo LP and esteemed songbook, ElectronicLoveFunk, he quickly became the voice of Detroit’s new sound. With poetic lyrical flow in his in words and melody, Ellis combined the vintage sounds of instruments like the Rhodes piano with raw sounds of the street through the earthly growl of the 808. Today, his use of the MPC continues to develop beyond our imagination into a uniquely futuristic and fondly nostalgiac style.
From the live show aspect, Ellis intrinsic use of the MPC has grown into a wild toad’s ride that hasn’t been seen since Hendrix non-chalant shredding of guitar licks with his teeth. Ellis proved his producing abilities on his eloquently composed Ubiquity release, The Lotus Blooms. Now, exceeding the expectations of his peers, Jeremy Ellis‘ now marks himself not only as a leader in composition, a wonder on the stage, and an inspiring player, but he develops himself as a mad scientist of sounds or another, better word – would like to say Willy Wonka of sounds. With the use of the Akai MPC and a sponsorship in Propellerhead’s Reason, Ellis furthers his profound phonic wisdom through his astute skill in sampling, tweeking, and artistically sculpting sound.
myspace.com/jeremyellismusic
Einfach den Link auswählen und auf Play. Schon gehts los mit der Mugge.