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Synchrojack - Daylight
Synchrojack
Daylight
12" | 2020 | EU | Original (Melodies International)
14,99 €*
Release: 2020 / EU – Original
Genre: Electronic & Dance
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Melodies International are glad to step forward with their latest reissue and 19th release, exploring the sounds of London locals Synchrojack: Daylight and 900th Lifetime, two slabs of mid 90s UK house at its best. Melodies International is a reissues record label based in London founded by Floating Points in 2015, dedicated to unearthing, restoring, contextualizing and offering new leases of life to the best of scarcer and lesser known soul, disco, jazz, house and beyond.
Beneath - Vobes EP
Beneath
Vobes EP
12" | 2014 | UK | Original (Pan)
15,99 €*
Release: 2014 / UK – Original
Genre: Electronic & Dance
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UK soundboy Beneath makes a shocking step forward with the ice cold bassbin futurism of his PAN debut. Since 2012 the Sheffield-based producer has carved a steadfast reputation with an ascetic production technique augmenting the dread torque and atmospheres of early DMZ dubs with the velocity of classic Grime and Bleep Techno, and the haughty rudeness of early New York House, minting a distinct new sound which sent shockwaves thru the scene thanks to his now-legendary showcase mix for Keysound.
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