Four Tet, possibly one of the best producers of our time, has freshly released his new studio album "Sixteen Oceans". It is a compilation of sixteen finely produced tracks, while five of them can be considered shorter, instrumental interludes. Four Tet tends to deeply connect to the listener through his work and the emotional depth... Continue Reading →
Studio Barnhus has been one of my favorite labels for quite a while now, so I always keep an eye on their new releases. And I highly, highly anticipated their freshest release: Kornél Kovács' second album "Stockholm Marathon" finally came out this past Friday, on April 26th. For this one, Kovács teamed up with the... Continue Reading →
In September Mall Grab launched his EP "How the Dogs Chill, Vol. 1" on his freshly established label "Looking for Trouble". You could call me a Mall Grab fan for sure. I consider him a good producer and an even better DJ. But certainly not everyone is as fond of him as I am, which... Continue Reading →
It's been roughly a week, since my favorite label Studio Barnhus released their first record compilation ever. I love pretty much all of the music the label puts out, so I was more than excited to listen to this. There are 19 beautiful tracks on the Volym I record, produced not only by the label's... Continue Reading →
Daniel Avery truly is a master of creating tracks and sets that pull you into different directions. All of his work shows such dimension and yet there is a pattern of duality or maybe even dichotomy in everything he does. If you've ever seen one of his sets, you know the range of emotions you... Continue Reading →
