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Jazzy and tribal-ish tracks full of loose and funky grooves by Italian house producer Nico Lahs who's star is rising, and this fresh release on Chicago's Undaground Therapy Muzik is another confirmation. Balearic vibes meets soulful Chicago house. Tip!

After his debut LP ‘Temmuz’, released at the beginning of last year, Houschyar is back on Macadam Mambo with his new album: a less danceable but more personal opus. Being locked up on the rooftops of Istanbul, Houschyar repurposed a satellite dish, making use of its perfectly round and concave shape to create strange metallic-sounding percussive loops which he painted with sonic atmospheres that contained diverse shades of blue. ‘Mavi’ is an introspective pallet of emotions condensed into 7 hybrid compositions highly improvised which divagate into a very jazzy modern state of mind, jamming with pianos, electronic organs and rhythm boxes to produce another type of spiritual music that sounds absolutely timeless. In a very prolific year - with his release with DJ Sofa and Okay Temiz on Music from Memory and the initial EP of Raphael Kosmos’ newborn label Späti Records -, Marius Houschyar leaves no doubt about the level of his talent and him being part of a new generation of artists to keep a close eye on. To discover as soon as possible!

Haunting industrial electro EP from the depths of the Belgian underground. Hybryds is the long term project of former The Klinik member Sandy Nijs. Active for over 30 years and involving a rotating cast of collaborators, Hybryds draw influence from ancient rituals, mythicism and S&M to create a sound that is truly their own.Lust was originally released as a limited edition mail-order exclusive in 2002 by Spectre and has since become highly sought after. All tracks have been remastered by Ruud Lexx.

“Abstract Forms” is a selection of rare as yet unreleased in any physical format Sandro Brugnolini recordings from the late Eighties and early Nineties. The sixteen electronic tracks were produced for television background use or synchronization and, thanks to their great intensity and suspense, are still perfect to be scored in any number of thriller sequences, connecting smooth jazz memoirs filtered with machines overplayed on video game sounding backgrounds. The majority of these experiments are not only characterized by their use of electronic instruments, as dictated with the requirements of the time, they also have a specific rhythmic inventiveness that gives them their identity. One more time the Italian brilliant composer follows his strong drive in drawing inspiration from what technology can offer him.