After posting a clip of their remix of "Stress" from Justice's all-time great album Cross at the beginning of September, Glass Petals finally made good and released the banging bootleg last week. An obvious fit for spooky season, the killer club cut sets the mood early on in tonight's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump. As mentioned last week, this week's episode will mirror the Halloween haunt as we clean up its lecherous leftovers and showcase more of the malevolent music our great Canadians have crafted. Made available for free download, the duo of Felix Cartal and Johnny Jover have kept the two main samples of "Stress" intact while giving it their hype-inducing club re-rub. The off-kilter genius of Devo's "Jocko Homo" and the tension soaked strings of David Shire's "Night On Disco Mountain" loom as large as ever, at once reminding us of Cross' can't miss quality and Glass Petals' status as rising stars. Get "Stress" for free via Hypeddit here and catch in on Bump In The Hump, which premieres exclusively via Mixcloud tonight at 7 PM EST and then on Radio Humber Saturday from 9-11 PM EST.
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Friday, July 12, 2019
Enlightened Listening for July 12
This is, without a doubt, the largest ever edition of Enlightened Listening, and as a result I simply cannot address each of the 25 releases individually nor will I list them below. That said I do believe this is perhaps the best playlist in terms of fluid listening, so dive into the 42 track, two hour and 42 minute new music extravaganza below. It opens with some bright summery tunes that should certainly get your toes tapping. The fourth track in changes the mood a bit, especially as it comes from Cassius. Directly after that, Chris Lorenzo utilizes the classic Masters At Work sample, once again proving its timeless quality in his dope deep delivery. A few tracks later we see Cloverdale drop off an exceptional EP on Dr. Fresch's young imprint. Staying with newly founded labels, the legendary Tommy Trash graces Botnek's World Famous Headquarters with the ridiculous "Ripper."
The mood of the playlist shifts after that, turning towards extended engrossing numbers from Clarian and Tinlicker, the former giving us a fantastic cinematic EP. Then, the surprise of this Enlightened Listening, Devo (yes, the "Whip It" group) deliver a supremely cool cut that doesn't seem at all out of place in this playlist. Staying cinematic, Canblaster comes through with a literal soundtrack piece made for a video here. Keys N Krates follow that with an 11 track beat tape ahead the second single from Wave Racer's forthcoming album. Things then turn DnB with a triple shot from our UK friends. The energy is obviously up following that as SYN continues to kill it, delivering a diabolic banger in "New Rave." Two more Canadian kids then follow that in Kraysh and ZABO, the former completing his Void EP. In a fire finale of sorts, the power pairing of Eprom and G Jones send us spiraling into infinity.
The mood of the playlist shifts after that, turning towards extended engrossing numbers from Clarian and Tinlicker, the former giving us a fantastic cinematic EP. Then, the surprise of this Enlightened Listening, Devo (yes, the "Whip It" group) deliver a supremely cool cut that doesn't seem at all out of place in this playlist. Staying cinematic, Canblaster comes through with a literal soundtrack piece made for a video here. Keys N Krates follow that with an 11 track beat tape ahead the second single from Wave Racer's forthcoming album. Things then turn DnB with a triple shot from our UK friends. The energy is obviously up following that as SYN continues to kill it, delivering a diabolic banger in "New Rave." Two more Canadian kids then follow that in Kraysh and ZABO, the former completing his Void EP. In a fire finale of sorts, the power pairing of Eprom and G Jones send us spiraling into infinity.
Labels:
Canblaster,
Cassius,
Chris Lorenzo,
Clarian,
Cloverdale,
Devo,
Enlightened Listening,
Eprom,
G Jones,
Keys N Krates,
Kraysh,
SYN,
Tinlicker,
Tommy Trash,
Wave Racer,
ZABO
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