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Big Shot Magazine feature
The label is featured in the current edition of Big Shot Magazine. Its a short and sweet tribute to our rewarding work putting out vinyl in a small, ever-dwindling yet still viable marketplace. Thanks to Sean Yoder @ Vinyl Junkies for the interview!! Friday, Dec 11 2009 - 10:55 AM
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Support for Black Rhapsody
We're very excited at all the support, play & charting that has been circulating around Black Rhapsody. We'd like to thank the following for their encouragement! Chris Fortier (Fade, EQ) Noah Pred (Thoughtless Music | Toronto) Rob Paine (Worship Recordings, Solomonic Sound | Philadelphia) DJ Stryke (Adrenalin, Ovum) Erwin Keleman (Plastic Lounge @ Radio FDS) Android Cartel (Viva Music, Mija) Leigh Morgan (Urban Torque) Hernan Cattaneo (Perfecto) Finn Johannsen (RA) Robert Dietz: also supported by: Saturday, Oct 24 2009 - 01:13 PM
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Hollis P. Monroe & Ruoho Ruotsi - Black Rhapsody (DCP015)
We are proud to present a new 12" split-EP by Hollis P. Monroe & Ruoho Ruotsi. The record entitled Black Rhapsody is out now on vinyl in finer shops everywhere, distributed by Crosstalk International (Chicago). For sounds & more information on the record, check out the release page. This 12" record came about in the most fascinating way. In September 2008, while digging through crates at Jerry's Records in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, Ruoho Ruotsi stumbled upon Black Rhapsody, an epic spoken word LP from 1970 by famed African-American historian & educator, Dr. Ed Robinson. Touched by Dr. Robinson's words & moved by his deep & sonorous voice, Ruoho Ruotsi enlisted the talents of legendary house producer Hollis P. Monroe to collaborate with on interpreting this arresting spoken word as music. The results are “I Wept For You”, a Hollis P. Monroe signature deep house classic and “Black Rhapsody”, a left-field techno oeuvre by Ruoho Ruotsi, both tracks breathed to life by Dr. Robinson's powerful presence. This EP is completed by another Hollis P. Monroe original “The Beautiful Izi”, with Ruoho Ruotsi on the remix detail. You can read about and see more of the actual Beautiful Izi on this Hollis facebook Note.
Tuesday, Oct 6 2009 - 12:15 PM
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Support for Eclaircies Dumont
Now that the Eclaircies Dumont has been out in the wild for a week or so, we'd like to thank all the folk that have been supporting this record: Jus-Ed, Anthony Parasole, Agnes, Triple R, Sean O'Neal, Brendon Moeller & new.com “Very serious dub Techno here! All tracks deep and bouncy, exactly my type of vibe. The two original tracks are my favourites” - Quarion (Drumpoet) “Really nice release of lush dubby techno to brighten up the day or darken down the night.” - Ryan Brogan (SubTrak) “Gorgeous deep space dub” - Noah Pred (Thoughtless Music) Tuesday, Sep 22 2009 - 12:59 PM
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Triton & Ruoho Ruotsi - Eclaircies Dumont (DCP014)
We are proud to present a new 12" split-EP by longtime friends and collaborators Triton & Ruoho Ruotsi. The record entitled Eclaircies Dumont is out now in finer record stores everywhere, distributed by Crosstalk International (Chicago). For sounds & more information on the record, check out the release page. The release is also available on all your favourite online outlets:
Brooklyn based, Zero-G Sounds label head, Triton gangs up with former roommate Ruoho Ruotsi in a followup to Selector II, their 2006 collaboration on SKOR Records.
With Eclaircies Dumont, Triton and Ruoho Ruotsi explore contrasting yet complementarily lush dubwise takes on auditory meditation. The title side track, Dumont is a classically psychotropic deep-space epic that unscrupulously stretches the limits of listeners' temporal perception. This is connoisseurs' music in the purest sense. On the flipside with Eclaircies, Ruoho Ruotsi breaks out the drum brush and a vintage space-echo, weaving sumptuous tapestries in the spaces between the notes. To round out the collaboration, each producer then revisioned interpretations of the other's original music. *Clicky* below for hi-rez photos of the artwork & artists on flickr: Tuesday, Sep 15 2009 - 06:27 AM
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DJ Bone
DJ, producer, label owner and straight-shooting Detroit native, DJ Bone, brings the candor in this interview for Smart Shanghai. The most memorable quote was when the interviewer asked him if he keeps tabs on the trends in Europe/the US. His answer:
Friday, Jul 31 2009 - 11:44 PM
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Johnny Fiasco Remix Contest
Our good friends over @ Remixin are sponsoring a Johnny Fiasco remix competition. If you're a fan of this Chicago House music legend, then check out the full contest details at: http://www.remixin.com/contests/fiasco Tuesday, Jun 30 2009 - 11:45 PM
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Perla @ Faktion 6-26
Sadly, tonight is Perla's last gig in San Francisco before he peaces-out back to Sevilla next week. I'm reposting the flyer & email-blurb for Faktion @ Anu tonight.
Also in full support will be Faktion Rezzies and DEF Heads STML and Friday, Jun 26 2009 - 10:13 AM
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Mortal Engine
Chunky Move's Mortal Engine (Australia) is an amazing multi-media work fusing modern dance, laser & "live" motion tracking video. The results are simply stunning. All I have seen are these videos. I imagine the live perforamance would be be mind-blowing!! Related Video & Posts: Sunday, Apr 26 2009 - 04:51 PM
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Detroit
Ahh les Français ... These chaps have certainly taken nice images of a Detroit in ruins, but are they tolling the death knell prematurely? While documenting a post-industrial, quasi-post-apocalyptic city in decay, with nary a soul in view, I feel that they give a manifestly one-sided view of Detroit. Disclaimer: I have family in Detroit & visit regularly.
Thursday, Mar 26 2009 - 03:15 PM
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