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A ten track gem Kerrang! West Coast Vs. Wessex sees the two artists going head to head, converting each other’s songs into their own musical language Flood Magazine Genuinely cool reinventions Brooklyn Vegan Frank Turner and NOFX split covers album ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, is out now via Fat Mike’s own Fat Wreck Chords label. The project brings together for the first time ever the long-running Los Angeles punks and the London-based singer and ex-Million Dead frontman, for many years now both friends and fans of each other’s music.   ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’ is streaming on all platforms HERE It’s not often the leader of one of your favourite bands ask you to do a split album, one where his band covers the songs you’ve written. It’s the enviable situation Frank found himself in last year, when Fat Mike approached him to propose just that. The fruits of this project, ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, captures NOFX filtering five songs from Turner’s sizeable solo back catalogue through their singular sensibility, with Turner reciprocating to record five of his personal favourites from NOFX’s 37-years-and-counting career. But these aren’t simply double-time versions of Turner’s folk-punk tunes or acoustic re-workings of NOFX’s iconic SoCal punk anthems - both took time to play with the possibilities each other’s music presented.   “I listened to all his records, and I picked the ones that I thought I could make more interesting,” notes Fat Mike. “What I did is change a lot of chords. Frank, he beats me in the singing department. So I can't sing better than he can, but I can maybe throw in a melody here or there or chord that he hadn’t thought of.” Turner took a similar approach. “I didn't want to just do straight covers of anything. I wanted to try and pick songs where I felt like me and my band could bring something different to the table,” he says. “But it did strike me that it would be cool to demonstrate to the casual NOFX fan, who doesn't know who I am, that I am actually a fan. I didn't just go to Spotify and pick the five most-listened-to songs.” For the record, only one of his choices appears on Spotify’s top five for NOFX: ‘Bob’, which Turner here transforms into a wistful country song.   “Everything he picked was from the ’90s, so I took that as it’s okay to mostly do his early stuff too,” says Fat Mike, who channeled ‘90s NOFX for their interpretations, transforming ‘Thatcher F*cked The Kids’ into a jaunty companion to ‘Phithy Phil Philanthropist’. Turner and his band, The Sleeping Souls, recorded their songs between their rehearsal space and during tour commitments, whilst NOFX recorded at Fat Mike’s Six Floggs studio, with production by the D-Composers (Fat Mike, Johnny Carey, BAZ Bastien, Yotam Ben Horin).   In ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, the Frank Turner-Fat Mike Mutual Admiration Society has produced 10 hooky re-imaginings of each others’ music - the novelty may pique listeners’ curiosity, but it’s the songs that will keep them coming back. NOFX VS FRANK TURNER - WEST COAST VS WESSEX OUT NOW   West Coast Vs. Wessex track-listing 1.Substitute 2. Worse Things Happen At Sea 3. Thatcher Fucked The Kids 4. Ballad Of Me And My Friends 5. Glory Hallelujah 6. Scavenger Type 7. Bob 8. Eat The Meek 9. Perfect Government 10. Falling In Love
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NOFX / FRANK TURNER SPLIT COVERS ALBUM WEST COAST VS WESSEX OUT NOW ON FAT WRECK CHORDS

by the partae August 4, 2020
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A ten track gem Kerrang!

West Coast Vs. Wessex sees the two artists going head to head, converting each other’s songs into their own musical language Flood Magazine

Genuinely cool reinventions Brooklyn Vegan

Frank Turner and NOFX split covers album ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, is out now via Fat Mike’s own Fat Wreck Chords label. The project brings together for the first time ever the long-running Los Angeles punks and the London-based singer and ex-Million Dead frontman, for many years now both friends and fans of each other’s music.

‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’ is streaming on all platforms HERE

It’s not often the leader of one of your favourite bands ask you to do a split album, one where his band covers the songs you’ve written. It’s the enviable situation Frank found himself in last year, when Fat Mike approached him to propose just that. The fruits of this project, ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, captures NOFX filtering five songs from Turner’s sizeable solo back catalogue through their singular sensibility, with Turner reciprocating to record five of his personal favourites from NOFX’s 37-years-and-counting career. But these aren’t simply double-time versions of Turner’s folk-punk tunes or acoustic re-workings of NOFX’s iconic SoCal punk anthems – both took time to play with the possibilities each other’s music presented.

“I listened to all his records, and I picked the ones that I thought I could make more interesting,” notes Fat Mike. “What I did is change a lot of chords. Frank, he beats me in the singing department. So I can’t sing better than he can, but I can maybe throw in a melody here or there or chord that he hadn’t thought of.” Turner took a similar approach. “I didn’t want to just do straight covers of anything. I wanted to try and pick songs where I felt like me and my band could bring something different to the table,” he says. “But it did strike me that it would be cool to demonstrate to the casual NOFX fan, who doesn’t know who I am, that I am actually a fan. I didn’t just go to Spotify and pick the five most-listened-to songs.” For the record, only one of his choices appears on Spotify’s top five for NOFX: ‘Bob’, which Turner here transforms into a wistful country song.

“Everything he picked was from the ’90s, so I took that as it’s okay to mostly do his early stuff too,” says Fat Mike, who channeled ‘90s NOFX for their interpretations, transforming ‘Thatcher F*cked The Kids’ into a jaunty companion to ‘Phithy Phil Philanthropist’. Turner and his band, The Sleeping Souls, recorded their songs between their rehearsal space and during tour commitments, whilst NOFX recorded at Fat Mike’s Six Floggs studio, with production by the D-Composers (Fat Mike, Johnny Carey, BAZ Bastien, Yotam Ben Horin).

In ‘West Coast Vs. Wessex’, the Frank Turner-Fat Mike Mutual Admiration Society has produced 10 hooky re-imaginings of each others’ music – the novelty may pique listeners’ curiosity, but it’s the songs that will keep them coming back.

NOFX VS FRANK TURNER – WEST COAST VS WESSEX OUT NOW
West Coast Vs. Wessex track-listing

1.Substitute
2. Worse Things Happen At Sea
3. Thatcher Fucked The Kids
4. Ballad Of Me And My Friends
5. Glory Hallelujah
6. Scavenger Type
7. Bob
8. Eat The Meek
9. Perfect Government
10. Falling In Love

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ALAIN JOHANNES NEW ALBUM HUM – OUT NOW!

by the partae August 3, 2020
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“Rather than the fuzz fury that characterizes much of his collaborative efforts, Hum rests upon Johannes’s equally accomplished fingerpicking… that harks back to Nick Drake’s Pink Moon – and carries just as much emotional depth.” – Guitar World

“…Alain Johannes’s Hum is basically the record I’ve wanted Queens of the Stone Age to make since Lullabies to Paralyze and the record I’ve wanted Masters of Reality to make since Give Us Barabbas…” – The Obelisk

Alain Johannes, who released his third solo album, Hum, on Friday via Ipecac Recordings/Liberator Music, has debuted a video for the song ‘If Morning Comes’ via American Songwriter.

“’If Morning Comes’ was one of the most cathartic for me during the making of Hum. Many difficult nights while I was ill those words were like my mantra,” explains Johannes of the song which encapsulates the personal nature of the 10-song album, a release written during a period of illness and mourning that found Johannes taking stock of his existence, and his future.

The psychedelic video, which echoes the meditative quality of the song was directed by Liam Lynch. Johannes says of the clip: “My dear friend Liam Lynch created this intense world so visually stunning and resonant with the song. He’s the man!”

A series of eye-catching videos have been released in the lead-up to Hum’s arrival: ‘Hallowed Bones’, ’Free’ and the title track, ‘Hum’. The clips have celebrated the beauty of life and the world we inhabit.

Alain Johannes first came to international prominence with Eleven, a trio that featured Jack Irons (Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Johannes’s beloved late wife, Natasha Shneider. Eleven released five albums between 1991 and 2003. Johannes and Shneider became sought out contributors, working with Chris Cornell on his celebrated 1999 solo debut, Euphoria Morning—which the couple co-wrote, co-produced, and toured in support of. They also lent their talents to Queens of the Stone Age’s chart-topping 2005 Lullabies To Paralyze and the subsequent two-year touring cycle that followed its release.  Along the way, Alain either wrote, produced, or engineered projects for No Doubt, Mark Lanegan, Jimmy Eat World, Brody Dalle, and Arctic Monkeys, to name a few. Not to mention, he performed in PJ Harvey’s live band as well as Them Crooked Vultures where he shared stages worldwide with Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, and John Paul Jones. A sought-after composer for film, television, and video games, he has penned music for HBO’s Eagles of Death Metal: Nos Amis (Our Friends) as well as Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands and Breakpoint. Plus, Grohl enlisted him as part of the Sound City Players, co-writing and performing various cuts on the soundtrack for Sound City. Following Natasha’s passing, he unveiled his first solo effort, Spark, in 2010 before delivering the follow-up Fragments and Wholes, Vol. 1 three years later.

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Album out now through Liberator Music/Ipecac Recordings
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Hum tracklist:
1. Mermaids’ Scream
2. Hum
3. Hallowed Bones
4. Someone
5. If Morning Comes
6. Free
7. Sealed
8. Here In The Silence
9. Nine
10. Finis

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THE STOOGES’ JAMES WILLIAMSON And RADIO BIRDMAN’S DENIZ TEK Team Up For Razor Sharp New Album!
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James Williamson of the Stooges & Deniz Tek of Radio Birdman announce album!

by the partae August 3, 2020
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Los Angeles, CA – Legendary punk/proto-punk guitar heroes, Rock’n’Roll Hall of Famer James Williamson of Iggy & The Stooges, and ARIA Hall of Famer Deniz Tek of Radio Birdman, have joined forces for a brand new, odds-defying studio album, Two To One, set to be released September 18 by Cleopatra Records. The album features 11 all-new original compositions highlighted by the first single “Stable” and the explosive lead-off track “Jet Pack Nightmare.”

Williamson and Tek met at a memorial show for founding Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton in 2011 and reconnected when Williamson finally made it to Sydney with Iggy & The Stooges in 2013. They’ve since become neighbours in Hawaii. Although generationally separated,  they share roots in the fertile Ann Arbor/Detroit high energy rock scene of the late 60s and early ‘70s.

Williamson first took up with the Stooges in 1971 after the release of their second album, and was Iggy’s partner in crime when David Bowie brought the band back to make one of the most iconic and influential albums of all-time, Raw Power. Ann Arbor native Tek, thanks to a lengthy family stay in Sydney in 1967 which precipitated his move to study medicine at the University of NSW at the age of 19 in 1972, was starting to introduce the Ann Arbor/Detroit high energy sound to Australia with a nascent Birdman around the same time as the Stooges were falling apart in 1974.

The pairing of these two greats has a special emblematic significance that reflects the Stooges’ influence on Radio Birdman, and in turn both bands’ shared influence on a notable thread of Australian rock that has continued since the mid-‘70s.

Radio Birdman’s very name came from a (misheard) Stooges lyric, their first album was dedicated to the Stooges and it opened with a cover of the Stooges’ “TV Eye”. “Search & Destroy”, the iconic anthem from the seminal Williamson-era Stooges album Raw Power, was a live Birdman fave. Countless bands that followed in Birdman’s wake in Australia – from the Lipstick Killers to the Birthday Party to the Hoodoo Gurus to the Celibate Rifles to Bored –  have cut their teeth on Stooges material.

The fact that the Stooges maintained a strong presence in the Australian musical psyche for decades, even before their early ’00s resurgence and despite never having toured or been played here originally, is very much down to Birdman’s efforts on their behalf. The new album thus reflects part of a great musical continuum. An Ann Arbor/Detroit and Australian rock’n’roll continuum. And it finds master and apprentice working as equals.

It’s not the first time that Deniz Tek has worked with a Stooges member. Having met Ron Asheton on a trip home during Birdman days (resulting in the Tek-Asheton Birdman co-write “Hit Them Again”), Tek enlisted Ron to play in the short-lived supergroup New Race in 1981, and he subsequently employed Ron’s brother Scott Asheton to play on and tour his first solo album in the early ‘90s. Tek even stood in for Ron for a short set of Ron-era material when the Stooges played that memorial show after Ron’s death.

It’s not even Tek’s first project with Williamson: the pair released an EP of acoustic Stooges covers a couple of years back. But it is the first time that Williamson and Tek – a Stooge and a Birdman – have collaborated as partners on a full album of new original material.

Williamson had this to say about the project; “It was really a lot of fun working with Deniz to make a no-frills, good old-fashioned guitar album. Took me back to Raw Power and Kill City days. Deniz comes from a very similar approach to music that I do, both of us have had many years of experience in Detroit and Ann Arbor, Michigan.”

Tek adds: “Raw Power shaped my path as a young guitar player. It was great to partner up with James to make this album. Everything fell into place beyond expectations – the songs, the band, the production, and even the timing. I am very happy with it.”

Two To One will be available on CD, digital and in your choice of red, blue, yellow or classic black vinyl!

Order the album: https://orcd.co/james_williamson_deniz_tek_two_to_one

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Where are you currently based? Melbourne, Australia  What's been happening recently? I have been spending most of my time working tirelessly on developing multiple elements and sounds for my music. Having spent all my time in Isolation lately, it has been a great opportunity to sharpen the knife and polish off tracks. Feeling like I've found a great formula.  Your new single 'Run' is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting for this track? The idea for the soundscapes and messaging behind the track came shortly after a psychedelic experience that provided me with a refreshed insight and look at how I could approach my music moving forward. A lot of the lyrics were inspired by more personal events that bleed perfectly into the structure of the song.  How did you go about writing Run? After a solid session in the studio, I got the majority of the song down in a few hours. A few weeks following this I premeditated a lot of the other elements like lyrics, structure and messaging. Once I got in the studio I was able to knock out the vocals in 1 take.  Where and when did you record/produce? I produced, wrote and recorded RUN all in the comfort on my own home studio in Melbourne about a month ago.  What programs/instruments did you use? I use Ableton to produce my beats and a lot of the main synth sounds came from Sylenth. Sylenth is my favourite plugin to use and a lot of the OG kuren sounds came from it.   Run is a part of a new EP that will be released later in 2020, what can we expect from this new EP? Yes, I'm so excited to release this collection of tracks. You can definitely expect more of those Kuren sounds, as well as a blend of garage and hip hop elements too. I spent the last 2 years working tirelessly on my songwriting/lyricism. Being able to blend those into my music has been a really fun process. I think I've put together some great songs for this project.  Who are you listening to at the moment? Right this moment, I'm listening to 'move on up by Curtis Mayfield'. but as of recently, I've been sinking my ears into punk rock, artists like blind 182, rage against the machine.  What do you like to do away from music? I like to paint and sketch. its been a good side hobby to break up the music work.  Please tell us about your approach to releasing more music - more often: I personally think more artists should take this approach. Improving your chances of getting heard and getting better come down to one thing: Output. The more music you make the better you get at making it. the more apparent your sound and formula comes. Now, the more music you put out the more you're feeding the beast. Your fans want more, more, more. For example, I released my second album back in May and now I'm about to drop another EP. Most listeners are over the songs within a week unless it's so good that they have it on repeat.  I plan to put out even more music in 2021 because I don't reply on 1 song doing well. I rely on making 4 songs and planet those as seeds to hopefully grow into something more over time.  What's planned for 2020? Other than the current situation of the world not much else is planned in terms of touring/music. For me, it's all about working further on myself and connecting with my fans.  Favourite food and place to hangout? My favourite thing to eat would be a spag bowl. can't go wrong with it. and you can always catch me hanging out in a cafe or something. Love good coffee. https://www.facebook.com/Kurenmusic https://www.instagram.com/kurenmusic/ https://soundcloud.com/kurenmusic https://twitter.com/Kurenmusic
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Where are you currently based?
Melbourne, Australia
 
What’s been happening recently?
I have been spending most of my time working tirelessly on developing multiple elements and sounds for my music. Having spent all my time in Isolation lately, it has been a great opportunity to sharpen the knife and polish off tracks. Feeling like I’ve found a great formula.
 
Your new single ‘Run’ is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting for this track?
The idea for the soundscapes and messaging behind the track came shortly after a psychedelic experience that provided me with a refreshed insight and look at how I could approach my music moving forward. A lot of the lyrics were inspired by more personal events that bleed perfectly into the structure of the song.
 
How did you go about writing Run?
After a solid session in the studio, I got the majority of the song down in a few hours. A few weeks following this I premeditated a lot of the other elements like lyrics, structure and messaging. Once I got in the studio I was able to knock out the vocals in 1 take.
Where and when did you record/produce?
I produced, wrote and recorded RUN all in the comfort on my own home studio in Melbourne about a month ago.
 
What programs/instruments did you use?
I use Ableton to produce my beats and a lot of the main synth sounds came from Sylenth. Sylenth is my favourite plugin to use and a lot of the OG kuren sounds came from it.
 
Run is a part of a new EP that will be released later in 2020, what can we expect from this new EP?
Yes, I’m so excited to release this collection of tracks. You can definitely expect more of those Kuren sounds, as well as a blend of garage and hip hop elements too. I spent the last 2 years working tirelessly on my songwriting/lyricism. Being able to blend those into my music has been a really fun process. I think I’ve put together some great songs for this project.
 
Who are you listening to at the moment?
Right this moment, I’m listening to ‘move on up by Curtis Mayfield’. but as of recently, I’ve been sinking my ears into punk rock, artists like blind 182, rage against the machine.
 
What do you like to do away from music?
I like to paint and sketch. its been a good side hobby to break up the music work.
 
Please tell us about your approach to releasing more music – more often:
I personally think more artists should take this approach. Improving your chances of getting heard and getting better come down to one thing: Output. The more music you make the better you get at making it. the more apparent your sound and formula comes. Now, the more music you put out the more you’re feeding the beast. Your fans want more, more, more. For example, I released my second album back in May and now I’m about to drop another EP. Most listeners are over the songs within a week unless it’s so good that they have it on repeat.
I plan to put out even more music in 2021 because I don’t reply on 1 song doing well. I rely on making 4 songs and planet those as seeds to hopefully grow into something more over time.
 
What’s planned for 2020?
Other than the current situation of the world not much else is planned in terms of touring/music. For me, it’s all about working further on myself and connecting with my fans.
 
Favourite food and place to hangout?
My favourite thing to eat would be a spag bowl. can’t go wrong with it. and you can always catch me hanging out in a cafe or something. Love good coffee.

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THE JANGLING MAN: THE MARTIN NEWELL STORY An Intimate Documentary about the genius behind The Cleaners From Venus
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THE JANGLING MAN: THE MARTIN NEWELL STORY An Intimate Documentary about the genius behind The Cleaners From Venus

by the partae August 3, 2020
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Today, Captured Tracks, Sharp Film and Larson Media have launched a Kickstarter campaign for the forthcoming documentary, The Jangling Man, the untold story of Cleaners From Venus’ Martin Newell. Though it would be wrong to say Newell is an “unknown“, he has never been directly in the limelight over the years and this film brings to light the amazing career and life work of the artist.

Martin Newell on The Jangling Man: “A film? About me? I’ve often wondered why that camera crew kept popping up everywhere. How marvelous! Can’t wait to see it.”

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The documentary is being shot, directed and produced by James Sharp, co-produced and edited by Jim Larson, and features unseen performances and never-before-released footage from the extent of his career along with interviews from from John Cooper Clarke, Dave Gregory (XTC), Iain McNay (Cherry Red), Mac Demarco, Jessica Pratt, Zachary Cole Smith (DIIV), Jack Tatum (Wild Nothing) and more. The Kickstarter will be selling limited, exclusive merch, releases and more to help fund the project. Captured Tracks will also be reissuing Martin Newell’s acclaimed 1995 release, The Off-White Album, on vinyl for the first time. Kickstarters customers are able to pre-order it now as a reward for backing the documentary.

Considered by many to be an influential figure in the history of cassette culture and DIY recording, Martin has been an integral part of the British music scene since the 1970s, from glam rock and pop, to jazz, all the while keeping his glittery shimmer. He’s been produced by XTC’s Andy Partridge, and written for the likes of Captain Sensible of The Damned. Newell has also toured extensively with members of the Damned as his own backing band. During the 1990s Newell was one of the UK’s most-published poets as well as an established…gardener. It’s no wonder he has influenced the likes of Alphaville, MGMT, and Ariel Pink, to name a few. The life of Martin Newell may be one of the greatest untold stories of the music world.

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Kryder wastes no time in striding forward in 2020, as he provides us with his latest single on Musical Freedom, ‘LSD’, coinciding with a run of Musical Freedom Radio Residency shows which mark 10 years since his first release on the imprint. Last month saw Kryder drop ‘Stay With Me’ alongside Nino Lucarelli, and recent single ‘Waiting On My Love’ with Tom Staar continues to shine brightly, chosen as Mistajam’s Self Certified Selection on his BBC Radio 1 Future Dance Anthems show, and ‘LSD’ is another weapon in an increasingly impressive arsenal of 2020 releases. The heady, heavily distorted vocal fits perfectly with the song, floating above a grooving acid bassline that bubbles underneath, hi-passed in the beginning to allow the party-starting vocal to shine. The drop sees the bass hit full throttle, driving the track alongside piercing hats, snares and a reverb-laden kick drum that places ‘LSD’ firmly in main-room anthem territory. Kryder goes in hard on ‘LSD’, and displays a darker, more brooding side that stands out from his more progressive-leaning recent efforts, showcasing a versatility that underpins the Kryder ethos whilst still maintaining the trademark groove synonymous with his name. Grab your copy of ‘LSD’ when it drops, 31st July via Musical Freedom. For more information check socials: www.facebook.com/KryderMusic/| www.twitter.com/KryderMusic www.soundcloud.com/kryder
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KRYDER TAKES LISTENERS ON A TRIP WITH HARD-HITTING NEW SINGLE ‘LSD’

by the partae August 2, 2020
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Kryder wastes no time in striding forward in 2020, as he provides us with his latest single on Musical Freedom, ‘LSD’, coinciding with a run of Musical Freedom Radio Residency shows which mark 10 years since his first release on the imprint. Last month saw Kryder drop ‘Stay With Me’ alongside Nino Lucarelli, and recent single ‘Waiting On My Love’ with Tom Staar continues to shine brightly, chosen as Mistajam’s Self Certified Selection on his BBC Radio 1 Future Dance Anthems show, and ‘LSD’ is another weapon in an increasingly impressive arsenal of 2020 releases.

The heady, heavily distorted vocal fits perfectly with the song, floating above a grooving acid bassline that bubbles underneath, hi-passed in the beginning to allow the party-starting vocal to shine. The drop sees the bass hit full throttle, driving the track alongside piercing hats, snares and a reverb-laden kick drum that places ‘LSD’ firmly in main-room anthem territory.

Kryder goes in hard on ‘LSD’, and displays a darker, more brooding side that stands out from his more progressive-leaning recent efforts, showcasing a versatility that underpins the Kryder ethos whilst still maintaining the trademark groove synonymous with his name. Grab your copy of ‘LSD’ when it drops, 31st July via Musical Freedom.

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INTRODUCING SODA STATE… THE DIGITAL AVATARS MAKE THEIR HUMAN WORLD DEBUT WITH 80S INSPIRED TRACK ‘THE LOOK’

by the partae August 2, 2020
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Two unsuspecting friends whilst making electronic music with home-made gadgets manage to open up an interdimensional portal with code, slipping into a parallel utopian paradise they call ‘Soda State’. They quickly return to reality as digital versions of themselves. Hypnotized by what they’ve experienced, M & Tracie can’t rest until they find their way back…

Think The Blaze meets Gorillaz, Soda State is a brand-new all-encompassing dance music project and virtual band, brilliantly conceptualised and animated, totally original and are sure to be well recognised digital characters of the future.

They bring us their debut release ‘The Look’ on Potion Records, the label that is famously headed by The Magician.  This is a unique debut track, layered with 80s synths, kicking back beat and a beautiful euphoric vocal. Simultaneously contemporary and retro and a perfect slice of pop dance for those seeking a little nostalgia.

Taking influence from French House and iconic acts like Daft Punk, M83 and Duke Dumont’s Ocean Drive, Soda State incorporate the vibe and synth lines inspired by Digitalism, Cassius, Boys Noize and Gesaffelstein, all coming together to form their own inimitable signature sound.

“We want the music we create to take the listener into a place of escapism.
Lyrically, sonically and visually, there’s a sense of taking yourself away from
the world around you, whether giving yourself over to the moment or losing
yourself in a feeling of nostalgia. We call this feeling of escapism
‘The Soda State Of Mind’” – M & Tracie

The band come equipped with a fascinating back story, back in 2019, Mike “M” Ridley and Sam Tracie are in their garage recording studio in London. Using their laptops, classic analogue synths and an array of gadgets they’ve wired themselves, they stumble on a sound, a combination of 0’s and 1’s in digital code that unexpectedly opens an interdimensional portal, transporting them to an alternate reality: the Soda State.

Transformed into digital versions of themselves, M and Tracie find themselves in a utopian world. Euphoric and intoxicating feeling both nostalgic and brand new – like nothing they’ve experienced before. Immediately hooked, they vow never to leave this paradise.

Before long, they find themselves tumbling through the portal again, away from Soda State. Re-entering the human world in their digital forms. Hypnotized by what they’ve experienced, they can’t rest until they find their way back.

Now getting to grips with life in the real world as digital avatars, the friends are on a musical journey to rediscover the sound that will open the portal once more.

Soda State come to us with fascinating and highly creative imagery, they are also lovers of all things retro, think video games, fashion and of course, music. With an original video for “The Look’ in the pipeline and series of future releases already set in stone, these characters will become a common feature on the national airwaves, playlists and even performing live.
 
Soda State ‘The Look’ is out now on Potion Records

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ARNO FARAJI + TWO ANOTHER SHARE COLLABORATIVE NEW SINGLE ‘JUST A PHASE’

by the partae August 1, 2020
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Perth-based, Zimbabwe-born rapper-producer Arno Faraji today joins forces with Sydney-born production duo Two Another, to release their collaborative new single ‘Just A Phase‘. Listen HERE, watch HERE. 

Together, Faraji and Two Another craft a sound that sits between sensuous R&B, shimmering, soul-infused electronica, and wavy West Coast hip hop. With lush, warm synths, rounded bass lines, and an unhurried beat providing the perfect backdrop to Arno’s sly, nimble flow and casual delivery, ‘Just A Phase’ splits the difference between pastel sunset funk and late-night groove. The single highlights both artists ability to collaborate with others who, for Faraji, might not sit entirely within the hip hop world but share his irresistibly playful sense of style (like the Milan Ring produced ‘Scalin’‘); and continue Two Another’s spirit of collaboration with artists, unbound by borders both physical and categorical, and pepper their individual flavor throughout. 

Speaking on the release, Arno reveals, “The songs about noticing the way people treat you once you’ve got a good thing going when you HOT. It’s also about knowing a lot of things and people in your life only come for seasons and can dip just as fast as they came.”

Of the collaboration, Two Another also share, “When we linked with Arno in the studio last year he told us to play some ideas and we always had that beat up our sleeves for him. He got in the booth and freestyled the majority of the vocals – the pasta line came out in the first take and we knew it was game over after that!”

‘Just A Phase’ follows two major releases from both artists, arriving off the back of a moment’s 2019 for each. Arno Faraji’s ‘Bass Jumpin‘ saw full rotation adds across triple j and community radio stations nationally, in addition, to praise from Red Bull Music, Acclaim, Pilerats, Purple Sneakers, and more. The West Australian artist’ last year debuted his headline Australian tour ‘Faraji SZN‘ to widespread success, as well as support slots alongside Kwame and Cosmo’s Midnight, playing to sold-out crowds at the Enmore and Forum Theatres on their respective national tours. 

Two Another hit the ground running in 2020 with four major releases thus far, the most recent single ‘My Religion‘ garnering praise from Complex, Wonderland, Pigeons & Planes, The Line of Best Fit, Clash and more. Plus radio acclaim from BBC Radio 1 and triple j, following recent performances alongside Daniel Caesar, SG Lewis, and H.E.R.

‘Just A Phase’ by Arno Faraji and Two Another is out now,
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Musical Freedom unleashes exclusive attire to celebrate the release of their latest compilation album 'Musical Freedom Unlimited'
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Musical Freedom unleashes exclusive attire to celebrate the release of their latest compilation album ‘Musical Freedom Unlimited’

by the partae August 1, 2020
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After the great success of over 1 million streams on ‘Musical Freedom Unlimited’, Tiësto’s label now launches a rare, one-of-a-kind rave essential. To celebrate the first compilation album since the label’s inception in 2009, they’ve designed a neon green long sleeve shirt that will undoubtedly be an eye-catcher.

‘Musical Freedom Unlimited’ album represents 20 dancefloor proof tracks, showcasing a huge diversity of music. Outstanding producers from across the world are represented, with Tiësto, DJs From Mars, Rudeejay, Da Brozz, Breathe Carolina, Valy Mo, Magnificence, Ayor, Cheyenne Giles, MOSKA, BYOR, SWACQ, Sunstars, Volkoder, Toby Green, Holy Goof, Massappeals, Kodat, Softest Hard, Ice x Diaz, Breaking Beattz, Mochakk, Aazar, Godamn, Reece Low, Olly James, Sikdope and ALRT on the tracklist. Alongside the release of the album, the label hosted the biggest back-to-back remote DJ set live stream ever seen, with 19 DJs playing for 6 hours across the world.

Shop the limited ‘Musical Freedom Unlimited’ shirt via their webshop while it lasts.

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Goldie Launches 'Timeless Capsule' To Celebrate 25th Anniversary Of Groundbreaking Album 'Timeless'
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Goldie Launches ‘Timeless Capsule’ To Celebrate 25th Anniversary Of Groundbreaking Album ‘Timeless’

by the partae August 1, 2020
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TO CELEBRATE, THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR INNER CITY LIFE HAS BEEN DIGITIALLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL NEGATIVES

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FREE DOWNLOAD OF PESHAY REMIX OF ‘INNER CITY LIFE’ AVAILABLE WITH SIGN UP

Goldie’s groundbreaking album ‘Timeless’ today turns 25, and to celebrate Clifford Joseph Price — the pioneering producer and DJ better known as Goldie announces a “’Timeless Capsule’, set to be active for the remainder of the anniversary year.

The website and portal will explore and celebrate a masterpiece of an album that since its release on 31st July 1995 remains foundational to the evolution of British dance music and will include exclusive access to interviews with collaborators, unseen 1995 footage, archival photography and much more to come.

Subscribers to the website will initially be given download access to both the Peshay Remix of “Inner City Life” and an exclusive interview between Goldie and Pete Tong who originally signed the record to his label FFRR back in the mid 90’s.

The campaign will also see entirely re-mastered and re-packaged 25-year anniversary Vinyl, CD and digital editions of the album released. More news of this to come towards the end of 2020.

Goldie who rose to incredible prominence during the Nineties through pivotal albums Timeless and Saturnz Return, collaborated with everyone from David Bowie to KRS-One and launched his (still operational) Metalheadz label.

A complex debut album, Timeless founded a new chapter in the history of the electronic genre originally reaching no. 7 in the charts and has since been celebrated for its unique blend of sublime strings, beautiful atmospheres and sophisticated vocals. Inarguably an ambitious blueprint at the time; Goldie’s production in 1995 fashioned the edgy rhythms and bass of jungle into a newly futuristic model, now globally admired as drum & bass.

To celebrate the milestone, the music video “Inner City Life” that features vocals by British singer Diane Charlemagne, has been painstakingly digitally remastered from the original negatives and can be viewed here.

Register Now: www.goldietimeless.com 

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SNEAK PEEK: The Sound pays tribute to SKYHOOKS | Episode Three | Watch 5.30pm Sunday 2 August on ABC!

by the partae July 31, 2020
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WATCH THIS SUNDAY 2 AUGUST AT 5.30PM ON ABC AND IVIEW
REPEAT SATURDAY 8 AUGUST, 12.30PM ON ABC
Stream on iview

Just announced:

JIMMY BARNES ‘From The Vault’
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DARYL BRAITHWAITE, PATIENCE HODGSON (THE GRATES), ROSS WILSON & LAURA DAVIDSON
pay tribute to SKYHOOKS

Also featuring:

AMY SHARK
JOHN BUTLER
BOY & BEAR
SHEPPARD
ANGIE MCMAHON
GORDI
DALLAS WOODS
+ IAN KENNY introduces SCOTT DARLOW
+ more

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JANE GAZZO, ZAN ROWE
and special guest RED SYMONS

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Bootleg Rascal - Unveil Unapologetic Party Jam 'Oh so Cool' and Reschedule Tour Dates
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Bootleg Rascal – Unveil Unapologetic Party Jam ‘Oh so Cool’ and Reschedule Tour Dates

by the partae July 31, 2020
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Gold Coast-based party starters Bootleg Rascal have just unleashed ‘Oh so Cool’ – another taste from their forthcoming staggered EP titled ‘Collaborations of Very Isolated Delinquents “19’ – produced by the band themselves, Ian Pritchett (Boo Seeka, Kim Churchill, Angus and Julia Stone), and Simon Dobson (Little May, STUPID BABY).

Continuing down the pathway of sonic experimentation, ‘Oh so Cool’ is a quintessential party track that takes cues from the likes of Beastie Boys, Run-D.M.C. and Gorillaz. The commanding cadences of front man Carlos Lara soar seamlessly above fuzz-laden guitars, rumbling bass and resounding drums, before transitioning into its compelling outro led by an infectious sing-a-long.

Due to the unprecedented and evolving situation around the global pandemic, the band and their team have decided to push back their East Coast headline tour dates. Rescheduled shows will be held across January and February 2021, pending there is no risk to the health and safety of the band, crew, venue staff and fans.

Since their mid-2013 inception, Bootleg Rascal have released a slew of singles, an EP and two albums, all warmly received by critics and fans around the world, with support from the likes of NME, The Line of Best Fit, Clash Magazine, Pilerats and Wonderland Magazine. Multiple tracks have been added to Spotify and Apple Music playlists, high rotation on triple j and they’ve performed on the station’s esteemed ‘Like a Version’ segment.

The band have continually traversed the globe playing multiple sold out headline shows in France, UK, Holland, Germany, New Zealand and Australia, and performed sold out shows in the USA. They’ve also regularly appeared on major Australian festivals including Falls Festival, The Big Pineapple Festival, Lost Paradise, Hills are Alive, Festival of the Sun and Party in the Paddock.

‘Oh so Cool’ is out now

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GG Magree's new single "Nervous Habits," ft. alt-punk singer Joey Fleming (out now on Dim Mak)
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GG Magree’s new single “Nervous Habits,” ft. alt-punk singer Joey Fleming (out now on Dim Mak)

by the partae July 31, 2020
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Artists: GG Magree
Title: Nervous Habits feat. Joey Fleming
Label: Dim Mak Records

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Australian powerhouse GG Magree teams up with In Her Own Words lead singer Joey Fleming on “Nervous Habits.” Magree‘s sonic ambition is on full display, as she duets tight hooks over melodic dubstep instrumentation. Although GG Magree has made a name for herself through her raucous bass music, “Nervous Habits” showcases a vulnerable side through personal, refined lyrics. Both GG and Joey flex their singing chops on the single, balancing honeyed lines with angst-ridden verses that roll off like a conversation between a star-crossed couple. A deep synth bass lurks beneath the vocals, which drops into a heavy and intense breakdown that feels like wading through the darkness of this particular relationship. Together Magree and Fleming fuse raw emotion, breathtaking vocals, and bone-shaking bass to create a powerful Dim Mak debut.

“Everyone has that one love that they can’t break away from… ‘Nervous Habits‘ is a story about mine.” – GG Magree

GG‘s indisputable talent as a DJ, producer, and singer/songwriter has made her a triple threat in the electronic music industry. She first made waves in 2016 with her vocal debut “Frontlines,” in collaboration with NGHTMRE & Zeds Dead, which has amassed over 28M streams on Spotify alone. GG is also well known for her reload-worthy remix of Billie Eilish‘s “Wish You Were Gay,” in addition to original singles like “I Wanna Lose You,” “Ghost” with Jauz, and “Flatline” alongside Sullivan King. In her native Australia and beyond, Magree has become a highly sought after artist known for bringing electric energy to audiences worldwide; by far the best way to experience GG is at a live show. She has graced the stage with the likes of Pharrell, DJ Snake, Wu-Tang Clan, Zeds Dead, Virtual Self, Iggy Azalea, NGHTMRE, and many more.

Joey Fleming is the lead singer of the American alt-punk band In Her Own Words, based in Los Angeles. With roots in the underground punk rock scene, Fleming packs high intensity and angst into heartfelt lyrics and melodies to make his listeners feel what he feels. He was introduced to creating and writing at a very young age, which has allowed him to evoke unparalleled passion and unique personality within his music. Fleming has released multiple EPs and albums via In Her Own Words since 2013 and now is breaking into the electronic scene with his feature on “Nervous Habits.”

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Artists: R3HAB Title: Party Girl Label: CYB3RPVNK Download / Stream R3HAB is never the type to shy away from a sonic adventure, and this time he's done it again with a remake of "Party Girl," StaySolidRocky's single turned viral hit via TikTok. While the original takes a mellow hip-hop approach, R3HAB ups the ante by infusing it with his signature high-energy electronic sound. The opening instrumental riff quickly progresses into a deep bassline complemented with upbeat, bouncy synths. The catchy lyrics of "Party Girl" are still present, though distorted and perfectly tuned to the new sound of the remake, which will make anyone want to dance. R3HAB previously put his own spin on "BAD!" by XXXTentacion last year, which saw the multi-talented producer dipping his toes into the rap/hip-hop world. He has also ventured into the pop and Latin world with the release of "Besame (I Need You)" with TINI and Reik recently, but he's not slowing down just yet. Keep an eye out for the official announcement and more exciting music coming soon! In the meantime, vote for R3HAB in DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs 2020 here. "I haven't done something like this in a while, and I must say it felt great working on this track. It is a different version with a different sound, but when you hear it, you will definitely recognize the touch of R3HAB." - R3HAB on "Party Girl"  Over the last eight years, the Dutch/Moroccan artist Fadil El Ghoul - better known as R3HAB - has established himself as a leader at the forefront of modern electronic music. His talent has been called the "future of the craft" by the likes of Forbes and Billboard, and he's circuited the globe's best clubs and festivals, all without the backing of a formal record label. In 2017, R3HAB independently released his debut album "Trouble" through his imprint CYB3RPVNK, which amassed over a half-billion streams globally and officially placed R3HAB among electronic music's heavy hitters. He made number 14 on DJ Mag's Top 100 list in 2019, topping the charts with tracks like "Lullaby" and "Hold On Tight," while his sophomore album "The Wave," revealing more complex, emotional and experimental layers of himself, has amassed over 250 million streams on Spotify alone. In 2019 R3HAB's "All Around The World" with A Touch of Class quickly became his biggest ever record already topping 200M streams across platforms and achieving gold & platinum status in 8 countries. It was followed by "Flames," R3HAB's collaboration with ZAYN. More info on R3HAB / CYB3RPVNK: R3HAB: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Spotify CYB3RPVNK: Website | Youtube
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R3HAB Gives StaySolidRocky’s Hit “Party Girl” A Club Ready Makeover

by the partae July 31, 2020
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Artists: R3HAB
Title: Party Girl
Label: CYB3RPVNK

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R3HAB is never the type to shy away from a sonic adventure, and this time he’s done it again with a remake of “Party Girl,” StaySolidRocky‘s single turned viral hit via TikTok. While the original takes a mellow hip-hop approach, R3HAB ups the ante by infusing it with his signature high-energy electronic sound. The opening instrumental riff quickly progresses into a deep bassline complemented with upbeat, bouncy synths. The catchy lyrics of “Party Girl” are still present, though distorted and perfectly tuned to the new sound of the remake, which will make anyone want to dance. R3HAB previously put his own spin on “BAD!” by XXXTentacion last year, which saw the multi-talented producer dipping his toes into the rap/hip-hop world. He has also ventured into the pop and Latin world with the release of “Besame (I Need You)” with TINI and Reik recently, but he’s not slowing down just yet. Keep an eye out for the official announcement and more exciting music coming soon! In the meantime, vote for R3HAB in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs 2020 here.

“I haven’t done something like this in a while, and I must say it felt great working on this track. It is a different version with a different sound, but when you hear it, you will definitely recognize the touch of R3HAB.” – R3HAB on “Party Girl“

Over the last eight years, the Dutch/Moroccan artist Fadil El Ghoul – better known as R3HAB – has established himself as a leader at the forefront of modern electronic music. His talent has been called the “future of the craft” by the likes of Forbes and Billboard, and he’s circuited the globe’s best clubs and festivals, all without the backing of a formal record label. In 2017, R3HAB independently released his debut album “Trouble” through his imprint CYB3RPVNK, which amassed over a half-billion streams globally and officially placed R3HAB among electronic music’s heavy hitters. He made number 14 on DJ Mag’s Top 100 list in 2019, topping the charts with tracks like “Lullaby” and “Hold On Tight,” while his sophomore album “The Wave,” revealing more complex, emotional and experimental layers of himself, has amassed over 250 million streams on Spotify alone. In 2019 R3HAB‘s “All Around The World” with A Touch of Class quickly became his biggest ever record already topping 200M streams across platforms and achieving gold & platinum status in 8 countries. It was followed by “Flames,” R3HAB‘s collaboration with ZAYN.

More info on R3HAB / CYB3RPVNK:

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THE VIOLET WHISPERS
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The Violet Whispers

by the partae July 31, 2020
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Where are you currently based?
Newtown, Sydney. The Best Place.

How did you first start playing music?
Well I started as a teenage heavy metal/punk guitarist. Thrash Metal, Nu Metal, Roadrunner, Fat Wreckords/Epitaph Records and not to mention Classic Rock of the 70s. Then I got into electronica/house and my tastes just go majorly diversified from there (Jazz, Soul, Funk, Electronica, Hip Hop, Kraurock, Noise, Drum and Bass etc).

Your new single ‘Roads In Paris is out now, what influenced the sound and songwriting?
I wanted to do something that was layered & rich in its production but also functioned as my version of a fun rock and roll song. Influences would include from the Electronic/Hip Hop camp, Run THe Jewels & Four Tet, the rock & roll vibes are informed by both my love for Primal Scream & Isis (especially the end portion) and the round of the the vocal harmonies which are definitely influenced by Stax, Motown & even The Beach Boys.

Where and when did you record?
This was recorded last year at the The Brain Recording Studios (https://www.instagram.com/thebrainstudios/?hl=en in St Peters in Sydney. Great Studio check them out!

What’s planned for 2020?
Alot actually. In addition to this single. Preparing the release of the next single which will be a change of pace/sound for The Violet Whispers which I find exciting. Me and my engineer friend Angie Watson (https://www.instagram.com/theangineer_/) are finalising demos and rehearsing vocals for two newer songs at The Brain Recording Studios (https://www.instagram.com/thebrainstudios/?hl=en). So definitely no foot on the brake pedal!

How have you been dealing with COVID19?
Luckily I have been busy on the music front. Also was lucky to still be employable which was really lucky considering the layoffs around the country. My friends and I really talked a lot through social media to get us through the insanity of it. But I also caught up on alot of TV Shows that i didn’t have time for before (Bojack Horseman, Fleabag, Killing Eve, Angels in America) and docos. So I did Ok during this period.

Who are you listening to at the moment?
I have been obsessed with the following:
Dj Garth – The Cisco System
Dj Garth – Revolutions in Sound
Yves Tumor – Heaven to a Tortured Mind
Fiona Apple – Fetch The Bolt Cutters
Arca – Kick 1
Fennesz – Venice
Fennesz – Agora
Fennesz – Black Sea

What do you like to do away from music?
I am an enthusiastic Yoga Practitioner, Hikes, Big Cinephile (Foreign, Cult, Comedy, Arthouse, Indie, Documentaries). Checking out Art Galleries, bars and Cafes with  friends. Also quite an enthusiastic podcast/comedy fan (which go hand in hand).

Favourite food and place to hangout?
I really love these places:
Definitely Fried anything (Fried Rice, Fried Chicken (Vegan) Burgers, Waffle Fries etc. All The fun stuff)

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The Sweet Chick (https://www.instagram.com/sweetchickau/)
The Lansdowne (https://www.instagram.com/thelansdowne/?hl=en)
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