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Blakkat (King Britt Dub)Ģhr:45min of deep electronic music curated by Silent Season head-honcho Jamie McCue, including some relatively obscure artists for you to explore. Ultraista- Small Talk (Four Tet Remix)ġ3. M.A.N.D.Y, Adultnapper- Kindling (John Tejada Remix)ġ2. Dominik Eulberg- Taeuschnungs- Blume (Ryan Davis ‘Narciss’ Render)ġ1. Kuniyuki Takahashi- Bamboo City (Original Mix)Ġ9.

Lusine- Another Tomorrow (Jon Convex Remix)Ġ8. Matthew Herbert- It’s Only (DJ Koze Remix)Ġ6.

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No download on this one yet unfortunately.Ġ5. Well this mix kind of helps explain my experience – groovy electronic music that would move any dancefloor. I always bang on about how good Lusine was when I saw him in Berlin a few years back.

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Eagles for Hands – Glitterall ( free download) Fybe:One – Harmonic Curve (Deft’s footwork remix) ( free download)Ģ2.

Marley Caroll -Woodwork ( free download)ġ8. Yumi & The Weather – Not Again (Manni Dee remix) ( free download)ġ6. Om Unit – Ulysses VIP ( free download)ġ5. Jack Dixon – You won’t let me (Synkro mix)ġ0. Mario – Let Me Love You (Lapalux remix) (free download)Ġ5. Segue - North Saskatchewan River (Excerpt)Ī slightly different mix from Mach V this time around, focusing on his Drum’n bass roots and including much of today’s music that has stemmed from this style, including Joe Synkro, ASC, Ulrich Schnauss and dBridge (also featuring some pretty sweet transitions too!)Ġ1. The Caretaker - When The Dog Days Were Drawing To An Endġ4. James Yorkston – Woozy With Cider – Jon Hopkins Remix (Domino)įollowing in the footsteps of Aus and Markus Guentner, Segue has prepared a mix for Sgustok magazine exemplifying his warm and engrossing approach to ambient and dub-techno. Nils Frahm – Peter – Max Cooper Remix (Erased Tapes)ġ6. Unknown Origin – The Call to the Lama from Afar (Jade)ġ5. MMOTHS – For Her – Max Cooper Remix (SQE Music)ġ3. Unknown Origin – Gregorian Chant – Editġ2. Xu Zhengyin – Dragon Boat (China Record Corporation)ġ1. ThermalBear – U Love (Last Night On Earth)ġ0. Vaetxh – Randolph Pactali (Unreleased)Ġ8. Peiyou Chang – Song of Gu Qin (Peiyou Chang)Ġ6. Max Cooper – Woven Ancestry (Unreleased)Ġ5. A Winged Victory For The Sullen – Steep Hills of Vicodin Tears (Erased Tapes)Ġ3. This is the most accessible album he's done yet and an all-out masterpiece in a genre that's still really only credits The Postal Service as a band worthy of everyone's attention The Waiting Room really should be this decade’s Give Up.02. Another Tomorrow is an English language song and is sung by Lusine. While this time he sides more with the pop element, he is certainly unafraid of experimenting. Lusine Singer About Another Tomorrow Listen to Another Tomorrow online.

“Lucky” delves into glitchy house music, and perhaps the oddest yet most pop-spirited offering is a cover of Electronic's “Get The Message,” which takes help from Sarah Mcillwain.Īn accomplished meshing of ambient, techno, experimental electronica, and even radio friendly pop rock, The Waiting Room finds Lusine continuing to impress in the area of electronic music. Originally a Texas native, McIlwain met Shad Scott while living in LA and put out his self titled debut on Scott's imprint, Isophlux. The instrumental songs veer more towards what we're used to with Lusine, focusing more on looping, house thumping, rugged beats, and club ready anthems “Panoramic” and “February” both are on board with this sort of sound. Jeff McIlwain has been producing his visceral, melodic strain of abstract electronic music as Lusine for over 10 years now. On “Without A Plan,” Janelle Kienow's pipes are calm and soothing, whereas Catilin Sherman's vocals on “Another Tomorrow” don't even sound human. The guest vocalists all contribute in entirely different ways meanwhile the music is also shuffling in endless directions. It represents a dichotomy between the instrumental tracks here that is peculiar but also fascinating. The five songs with vocals make this an intriguing step in Lusine's progression, but it is also a seemingly natural one. On his eight album, The Waiting Room, he expands on his creative mind with female voices scattered throughout the listen and an overall much grander feeling production wise. Somewhat of a mad scientist with pop songs, Lusine has always implemented vast experimental ideas with beats and synth. Under his Lusine moniker (sometimes called L'usine or Lusine ICL), he's churned out several albums, a steady stream of EPs, and more recently has been scoring films. It's been a busy decade and a half for Seattle producer/musician Jeff Mcllwain.

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