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Slowdive EP

Libreville Records presents Totāl Cuevas, a seminal compilation album of legendary DJ Guy Cuevas's own music.Guy Cuevas is a French-Cuban writer, musician, and DJ, pioneer of the art of modern DJing. A key figure on the Paris night scene, Guy Cuevas gained a cult status as the resident DJ of the mythical nightclub Le Palace, gathering thousands of people every night under his booth, shepherding them with his music towards euphoria. He also collaborated with a great number of Fashion brands, such as Yves Saint Laurent, Kenzo, Dior, Hermès and many more.

Invisible City returns with the hotly anticipated reissue of Amajovi Jovi by Durban’s kwaito giant, Sandy B. Originally self-released on cassette and a white label 12” in post Apartheid South Africa in 1994. Amajovi Jovi is a type of dance.Massive rave basslines, pounding drums, flutes, sirens, beer bottle sounds interweave along side Sandy's flippant staccato Zulu rap with nods to Snoop Dogg, Sci-Fi Cosmic Synths and G-funk.We've been blasting this at the shop and at every party.Limited Vinyl Reissue. Designed by Zeitype.

Debut release by Mills Boogie on Cape St. Francis coming up... Analog electro bangers straight out of Antwerp, Belgium (a city drenched in 303 squelch).. One for the acid freaks and electro geeks!Gear used: Roland Tr-808, TR-626, JX3P, alphajuno2, SH101, SH09, RE-150. Korg VC10, MS10. Yamaha Sy85. Octave the Cat, Crumar bit99, TT-303, Sequential TOM.Mastered by Rude66.

New upcoming release from Homies Cuts, that continues to excavate those hidden gems around the world. As always the selection is as varied as it is exceptional. Bang in rhythm the dancefloor with this beauty!

Performing throughout the 1980s as Art Carnage to the gloomy hipsters of Portland, Attilio Panissidi III decided he needed a vacation. The result of his creative escape became Art Takes A Holiday, an album of fabricated FM synthscapes and MIDI environments that embrace elements of smooth jazz, new age, and pop. Attilio had been playing in bands since he was thirteen, and had opened live shows for countless acts, from The Shangri-Las to Bruce Hornsby. The experience of producing, performing, as well as years spent writing for local music magazine The Downtowner, earned Attilio a gig to score a commercial film for a home security systems company. The opportunity allowed him to explore softer elements in his writing, and he created a suite of songs much deeper than the commission warranted. These instrumentals caught the attention of Marlon McClain (Dazz Band, Shock), who invited Attilio to produce and release the music onhis fledgling Nu-Vision label. Thus Art Takes A Holiday found its commercial release on cassette and CD in 1989. Although originally intended as soundtrack music, the album retains its own momentum, narrative and evocative imagery that betrays Attilio’s years of crafting songs. Attilio found a perfect ambience on this mythic retreat, somewhere between William Aura’s summer cottage on Half Moon Bay and DJ Alfredo’s Balearic island getaway.Séance Centre · Attilio - Art Takes a Holiday (MP004)