Showing posts with label Tale Of Us. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tale Of Us. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 07, 2021

Bump In The Hump: July 7 (Season 9, Episode 79)

Tracklist
  • GROJ & Alex Lur - Seda
  • Cream - Takoma
  • Shingo Nakamura - Before You Go
  • Hyunji-A - Synchronicity Of Space And Time And You And Me
  • AVIRA ft. Chris Howard - Gold (Arude Remix)
  • Pastiche - Ripple Effect
  • Speaker Honey - All Night
  • Golf Clap - Lose It
  • STUND - Mind Blown
  • Kai Wachi - Muscleville
  • Sivz ft. MYNXY - All Night (Allya Remix)
  • Liam Keery & Daniel Levak - Get You
  • Tale Of Us - Nova Two
  • Simon Doty - Solaris
  • Kohmi - What We Do
  • Case Of The Mondays - My Girl (Plastic Robots Remix)
  • Footwurk & Bassani - Public Enemy
  • Luxo - OMG!
  • Saad Ayub & Katrii - Shadow
  • Morgin Madison - I Hate Portals (KEETZ Remix)
  • Tiësto - The Business (XPNSV TASTE & LNDN Remix)
  • Mike Leithal - Call Me Baby
  • Hairitage - Big Balls
  • 96 Back - Coup De Grâce (ft. Cadence Weapon)
  • Richie Hawtin - Syntax [One]
  • Lime - Angel Eyes (Tiga Remix)
  • Nocow - Pozdno Vstal

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Tale Of Us - Nova Two

Journeying into July, this week's all-new episode of Bump In The Hump is as epic as ever, showcasing all things acid, techno, trance, bass and house. Primarily taking place in the 120-130 BPM range, the slow build features a fistful of free fire, brutal yet brilliant bangers from Kannibalen and Subsidia, and yet another Unidisc remixed classic. But before then, sitting right in the middle of the episode is Tale Of Us' "Nova Two," an update on their 2018 Afterlife Realm Of Consciousness Pt. III epic. Released as part of CircoLoco Records' Monday Dreamin' Black compilation, this new piece perfectly straddles the line between prodigious power and pensive poise. It is expansive yet constrained, universal yet limited, elephantine yet tender; it always leaves you leaning in, hoping to hear more, wanting to ride on its endlessly awesome waves. And ride we will as Bump In The Hump builds even bigger in its second hour, concluding with a fabulous foursome that includes Cadence Weapon, Richie Hawtin, Tiga and Nocow. Stream "Nova Two" now below and catch it in the mix tonight, live from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber, or after the fact, as cataloged on Mixcloud here. FOLLOW TALE OF US: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Bump In The Hump: January 27 (Season 9, Episode 56)

Tracklist

Wednesday, January 13, 2021

Bump In The Hump: January 13 (Season 9, Episode 54)

Tracklist
  • Happy Medium - I Don't Know What You Are Called But You Are Beautiful (Johnatron Remix)
  • Bob Moses & ZHU - Desire (Vintage Culture & Kiko Franco Remix)
  • Gabriel & Dresden ft. Sub Teal - I Will Change (Simon Doty Remix)
  • A-Trak & Ferreck Dawn - My Own Way
  • Lewis Funktion - Get Down On The Weekend
  • Apashe ft. Geoffroy - Distance (Volac Remix)
  • Tiga - October Trance Song
  • deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner - Channel 43
  • Grimes - New Gods (Tale Of Us & Âme Remix)
  • Blonde Diamond - Ghost Town
  • Bit Funk & Jason Gaffner - The Chase
  • Blue Hawaii - I Felt Love (Suzanne Kraft Remix)
  • Black Marvin - Autoportrait
  • AADJA - Hypomania
  • L Nix - Gun Cock
  • Alice Glass - SUFFER AND SWALLOW
  • dope - Major Threats
  • Tyr Kohout - Avarice
  • Slick Shoota - SEE ME FLEX
  • DJ Life - Steel (Ciel's Tokyo Drifting Remix)
  • Jessy Lanza - Alexander (Foodman Remix)
  • Anomalie & Chromeo - Bend The Rules
  • NC-17 - Love Is Underrated
  • SG Lewis ft. Lucky Daye - Feed The Fire (The Brothers Macklovitch Remix)

Wednesday, December 30, 2020

Top 100 Tracks Of 2020: 50-26

Continuation of the list started Monday from 100-76, which includes my disclaimer/preamble. The second quarter of the list can be found here: from 75-51. Find Soundcloud playlist here and Spotify here.

#50: Apashe - Dead (ft. Yizzy)/Rain (ft. Kroy)
In a bit of a cop-out, I've combined two Apashe tracks to save me from picking just one. I feel justified in this act because Apashe did the same himself as part of his live performance of Renaissance (see here). Fitting together perfectly, "Dead" and "Rain" showcase the kind of killer orchestral and cinematic quality that makes Renaissance such a stunning success. Teeming with drama, these are both momentous tracks that make masterful use of their unique vocal features. And while awesome on their own, as is each track in Renaissance, they are better together.
I swear, if The Pointers Sisters were to release "Automatic" today, it'd assuredly be part of all year-end lists. The quality with which Tensnake is working is obvious, but he and Fiora have done a brilliant job with this faithful, funky house cover. While it doesn't have quite the same life as the original, this succeeds through its moody, rolling groove and reliable dancefloor delivery.

One of my favourite Afterlife tracks. Tender, touching techno that warms the cockles of your heart. In fact, it clearly has a heart and soul, something rare in techno. While the eyes and ears are drawn to the bright sparkling top notes, the importance of the subtle strength of the strings and the deep foundation of the drums cannot be understated. Majestic and monumental.

There aren't many more cool creations in this list. DnB is both inherently cool and undeniably in vogue, but the use of a standing bass and an organ is just so stylish. Befitting of its name, the shadowy underworld imagery is rife. It sounds as though it were the theme for a show called Galactic Gumshoe. But beyond the impeccable aura, Rolodex reminds us of his legendary status with a clinic on DnB delivery.

I still go back and forth on which is my favourite cut from the epic Unity compilation, but most times I end up here. A story I want to be told over and over again, there's just something so beautiful and inviting about Alfa Romero's rollout. It cradles you in its strident synths, swaddling you with its warmth and resplendence. Even though it waivers throughout its sensuous serenade, it strikes me as confident and calm, setting sail for the unknown. Just like Mathame above, and so many other Afterlife tracks, this succeeds in showcasing the soul in a techno record.

A bit of a cheeky inclusion here as 45 Roller takes the 45th spot. It just goes to show how arbitrary a list like this is. That said, these are all good tracks, equally worthy of our praise and attention. As I said when I first wrote about this in August, Shy FX keeps the soul of the original sample which gives the whole track an incredible, organic feel. Much like the actual rain and the vinyl crackle, each element in Shy FX's bag of tricks is used to fantastic effect, keeping the track tight and full of feeling.

Wednesday, December 09, 2020

Bump In The Hump: Best Of 2020 (Part 1, Groovy)

Tracklist
  • Botnek - Gamma Jack
  • Andy Clockwork - Drs. Orders
  • A. d. O. L. P. H. U. S - I.M
  • Reezy - Casual Cruelty (Sheps Remix)
  • The Accountant - American Sleaze
  • Kenny Glasgow - Just Let Go
  • Tale Of Us - Together
  • Colyn - The Future Is The Past (GRIM Edit)
  • Sonja + MOUR - Root
  • deadmau5 & Kiesza - Bridged By A Lightwave
  • Sinjin Hawke - Blank Spaces
  • Caribou - Never Come Back
  • Frank Ocean - Chanel (Keys N Krates Flip)
  • Tiga & Hudson Mohawke - Love Minus Zero
  • TDJ - Can't Be True
  • Rhett - Morning Glory
  • Crimsen - Home
  • Eekkoo - Barefoot
  • Holy Fuck - Deleters (ft. Angus Andrew)
  • Sultan + Shepard - Kelam
  • Dark Arps - Tears
  • Simon Doty - Aspen Vista
  • Jayda G - Both Of Us
  • TOPS - I Feel Alive
  • ATTLAS - Out There With You

Wednesday, September 02, 2020

Bump In The Hump: September 2 (Best Of Lockdown)


Tracklist
  • Botnek - Gamma Jack
  • Colyn - The Future Is The Past (GRIM Edit)
  • Tale Of Us - Be As One
  • Caribou - Never Come Back (Four Tet Remix)
  • Sole Vale - The Unknown
  • Cloverdale - Shake That
  • Frank Ocean - Chanel (Keys N Krates Flip)
  • Sinjin Hawke - Blank Spaces
  • Cozway - Camouflage (ft. Laura Hahn)
  • Urbanstep & Ohmie - Feel The Love (PR1ME Remix)
  • René LaVice & Danny Byrd - Boomshaka
  • Return Of The Jaded - Law & Order
  • Konka - Corsette
  • Juelz, DarkMark, Harlyyn, Hekler, juuku, RemK & StayLoose - Renegade (ft.chæ, midnight & Wasiu)
  • Frequent & Hudson Lee - Day Bird Collection
  • Lindsey Stirling - What You're Made Of (ft. Kiesza)
  • Hudson Mohawke & Tiga - Love Minus Zero
  • Eytan Tobin - A Cry For Help
  • Apashe - Rain (ft. Kroy) vs 𝖉𝖊𝖆𝖉 • 𝖗𝖆𝖎𝖓 from Renaissance live
  • plusol - Limitbreaker
  • Moonrunner83 - Lovers In A Dangerous Time
  • Jayda G - Both Of Us
  • Nicolas Godin ft. Alexis Taylor - Catch Yourself Falling (Jacques Greene Remix)
  • Heymac - Acceptance
  • ATTLAS - The Night Air Was Cool

Wednesday, August 19, 2020

Bump In The Hump: August 19 (Season 9, Episode 40)


Tracklist
  • Borzoo - Auranik
  • Sean Roman - Infinity
  • Goddexx - Ask Me What I Want
  • LeBaron James - Shake Your Body
  • L.Paradise - Alcyon (Axel Sundelin's Daybreak Mix)
  • Greg Gow - Lost Chords
  • Xamount - The Feeling (Brock Edwards Raw Dub)
  • Melawati - Daliah (Tale Of Us Remix)
  • Aliias - Breathing Time
  • S. Chioini - Wasteland (The Wish)
  • CRi - Runaway
  • Hotel Garuda - Rush (ATTLAS Remix)
  • Zola Blood - Two Hearts (Jacques Greene Remix)
  • Simon Doty - Aspen Vista
  • Jazzman Wax - Sweet Life (Hatiras Remix)
  • Duskope - A Little Bump
  • RYME - Pushin' On
  • Broken Future - Hey Baby
  • Cloverdale - Back To That
  • CastNowski - Oui Monsieur
  • Loud Luxury - Cold Feet (Cat Dealers Remix)
  • Sam WOLFE - Full Moon
  • Martyn Bootyspoon - Airdrop
  • No Mana - The Same Way (ft. Voicians)

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Bump In The Hump: July 15 (Season 9, Episode 36)


Tracklist
  • ATTLAS - The Night Air Was Cool
  • MUZZ - Somewhere Else (ft. Danyka Nadeau)
  • Kindrid - Caught Up In The Moment (ft. Dominique)
  • Cloverdale - Talk To Me VIP
  • Reezy - Casual Cruelty
  • Good Times Ahead & Tony Romera - Let Go
  • Voost & Robin Tayger & Santeli - Blame
  • Moby - My Only Love (Tale Of Us & Anyma Remix)
  • Sad Money & Kaskade ft. Sabrina Claudio - Come Away (BLOND:ISH Remix)
  • Jeremy Stott - Mind Echo
  • Priori - Ani Ma (Amselysen Remix)
  • Levrige - Hey Sound
  • Ting - Split Division
  • Bensley - Fade Out
  • Giant Ibis - Faster Than Light
  • Jake Robertz - Lock Down
  • Schematic - OSR
  • Zora Jones & Sinjin Hawke - So
  • 2¢ - Rebel (thook Remix)
  • Bishu - Runaway
  • Martyn Bootyspoon - Yeehaw Emoji (Face With Cowboy Hat)
  • Moksi & Fahjah - Give It To Me
  • DJ Snake - Trust Nobody (Haus Of Panda Speed House Remix)
  • Smol - Ode To Pizza
  • Drazius - Qi
  • Driftwood - Water
  • Kai Whiston - Gylder Fawr (Ryan Hemsworth Remix)
  • Robert Robert - Comment Faire?

Wednesday, June 17, 2020

Bump In The Hump: June 17 (Season 9, Episode 33)


Tracklist
  • Greg Gow - Different World
  • Retza - Town
  • Enflure - La Paix
  • Kardano - For Granted (ft. Sade Ariel)
  • Blonde Diamond - 4AM Eternal (Diana Boss Remix)
  • PotemTole - Fresh
  • The Accountant - Open Sesame Here Comes The Fungus
  • Colyn - The Future Is The Past (GRIM Edit)
  • Tale Of Us - Be As One
  • Simon Doty - Crackerjack
  • Pan!c Pop - Broke My Heart In Two
  • Sixtroke - Saint Groove
  • Pete Wilde ft. Rubix - Like Us (Donald Bump Remix)
  • Chromeo - Clorox Wipe
  • Hairitage - Freeway
  • Dioptrics - Empty
  • Entel - Ariel (Zeal Remix)
  • Sikka & Dcision - Heavy Tune
  • Busta Rhymes - Break Ya Neck (Freeza Chin & Nick Bike Jersey Club Mix)
  • The Weeknd - Blinding Lights (Yellow Claw Remix)
  • Stephen Walking - Odin's Ghost
  • Bon Iver - Wash (Crimson Child Cover Remix)
  • Samihe - Breathe In
  • SYRE - Feel U
  • Alex Lustig - Heal
  • Trench Foot - SHAKE & BAKE

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Colyn - The Future Is The Past (GRIM Edit)

Readers of this blog should well know my love for Afterlife. Their releases and Voyage mix series are always excellent and, while I try not to drink from the same well too often, I cannot help myself when it comes to their immersive offerings. Despite "The Future Is The Past" not being an Afterlife release, Colyn will always remind me of them, especially this track whose cascading synths beg to be put to use in a Voyage mix.

As good as the original is, Toronto's GRIM has retooled the quality of Colyn in an abridgment or 'good parts version,' applying an incredible polish to the already exquisite gem. I literally laughed out loud when I first listened to GRIM's edit on my bike ride as the dueling melodies exploded in my ear. Each is awesome in their own right, but when they meet up and cross paths the track goes Super Saiyan like two stars colliding in epic fashion (something not unlike iTunes' built-in visualizer). Now of course the synths are the can't miss crux of the track, but there's no discounting the punchy drum design and delivery, nor the slick, sweeping movement that allows GRIM to present the more than seven minute track in a tight five minute format.

Powerful from start to finish, this exceptional edit of "The Future Is The Past" sits smack dab in the middle of an abbreviated techno section on tonight's all new episode of Bump In The Hump, alongside Afterlife's Tale Of Us and "Be As One." Catch it live in the mix from 7-9 PM EDT on Radio Humber or find the full episode after the fact on Mixcloud here. Stream the edit below and get it for free here.
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Monday, June 15, 2020

Tale Of Us - Be As One

Afterlife leaders Tale Of Us put their powers to good use Friday, releasing charitable track "Be As One" in support of anti-racism organizations. Published exclusively to Bandcamp, this new effort is classic Tale Of Us in its continuously moving core and emotional undertow.

Like so many of the duo's productions, there's a profound serenity at the surface of "Be As One" while its underlying layers vacillate between brooding bass, sublime strings and scintillating synth pings. Of course the track is never better than when all of these elements are pitted against each other, illustrating a scene built around hydrothermal vents and all manner of aquatic life. And just like those underwater chimneys, "Be As One" provides all the elements necessary to create and foster life.

Set the gears of life in motion and feed off the power of Tale Of Us below.FOLLOW TALE OF US: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER

Tuesday, July 09, 2019

Innellea - Afterlife Voyage 016

As the new year turned over there were a couple mixes I had ben returning to with incredible frequency, but none more than the 13th edition of the Afterlife Voyage series which I wrote about here. Now as we make our way into the second half of the year, a new mix from the Tale Of Us led imprint has captured my attention. German duo Innellea first floored me with the inspired and intense power of "Vigilans" and now today they've offered up more than an hour of their masterful melodic techno.

Like the name of Afterlife's recent compilation, this mix seemingly takes place in a unique realm of consciousness. While it is obviously conducive to movement, this trance-inducing hour could easily be enjoyed while lying on the floor in a dark room as Innellea's sounds suck you into another dimension. And this is the beauty of techno and, more specifically, Afterlife's unique take on it. They always deliver an interstellar allure whose core is truly captivating even through its extended transportive delivery. The sounds themselves are often alien yet still seem to speak to us on a primordial level, eliciting previously unknown emotions and sending shots of adrenaline and other hormones coursing through our veins. It's no wonder you see such visceral emotions on the faces of ravers when the camera pans to the crowd at shows where music like this is played. This Afterlife Voyage is pure primal power.

While a tracklist would be nice, and I'm sure one is forthcoming, it is indeed unnecessary for the enjoyment of this mix, so just sit back and let Innellea intoxicate. I will however note that the last track has been identified as Innellea's own take on The Alan Parsons Project's "Sirius," a closing number they've reportedly used several times before. Listen now and follow Innellea and Afterlife below.FOLLOW INNELLEA: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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Monday, January 28, 2019

Tale Of Us - Afterlife Voyage 013

Whether it be through their own productions, their label Afterlife or their mixes, German duo Tale Of Us have been turning heads for years, first breaking through into mainstream consciousness with the runner up for Essential Mix of 2015. Last month they once again authored an awe-inspiring mix, the 13th edition of the Afterlife Voyage series, featuring countless forthcoming and unreleased tracks. Like Afterlife's motto "an odyssey through the realm of consciousness," this mix is one hell of a journey.

While writing this, and working on other odds and sods, I've made it through the first 47 minutes without it feeling like even half that length, however this is where I'm starting to notice a transition into more involving pieces, capturing my consciousness. Now of course this is not my first time listening to the voyage, and I am beginning to feel my favourite section coming to life. As many have noted in the comments, the second half of the mix seems to be the most widely appreciated, and I would agree as my two favourite IDs reside here. In fact when showing my friend this mix a couple weeks ago, I pressed play around the hour twenty-five mark but had to keep going back 5 minutes at a time because every time I moved back there was a banger waiting there for me.

So starting with the ID shortly after the hour mark through to what has been identified as NOID "125" and unreleased Ae:ther near the hour thirty-three mark, you cannot go wrong. But special attention has to be paid to the trio of tracks that starts with Ivory "Black Haired Sea" through to the aforementioned Ae:ther. This section is jacking, sweep you off your feet sensational, both with the blending transitions and the tracks' stunning sound designs. And while that section is truly a treat, a mere 10 minutes later we're welcomed to another exceptional run of IDs and unreleased cuts.

Much like Innellea "Vigilans," I was immediate awe-struck by the drop of Citizen Kain's "Indigo" at about 1:43:30. Of course the bleepy brilliance is all kinds of cool, but it wouldn't be nearly as effective without the deftly designed drums which add so much oomph there's no way you don't feel it in your core. Another one I cannot help but feel in my heart is of course the What_If edit of "Love Will Tear You Apart," which seemingly begins the descent into the expansive finale that includes Camille Luciani's take on "Sweet Disposition" and closes with a Kevin de Vries ID.

This more than two hour epic is most definitely a trip I'll continue to take whether I'm traveling, working out or just need a strong section for my shower and shave routine. Being that there's so many unreleased gems in here, I would not be surprised if it becomes one of my most played mixes this year, however I'll certainly be waiting with baited breath for the likes of that unreleased Ae:ther and "Indigo."FOLLOW TALE OF US: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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Friday, January 25, 2019

Enlightened Listening for January 25

Friday's never disappoint when it comes to new music, and for this week's Enlightened Listening, I've honed in on a couple albums, and the latest Afterlife EP, alongside a handful of fantastic singles. As always stream below, find individual releases linked with brief descriptions at the bottom and enjoy!

Rudimental - Toast To Our Differences
Massive album from the masters. More features than you can count, including Jess Glynne, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Maverick Sabre, and more. The kind of quality and range you can expect from one of the world's best outfits. Some easy listening poppy bits with its share of heavier, DnB stompers.

BOT - BOT New World
Serious callbacks to his crazy Crookers days with weird, often times trippy deliveries. Colourful, vibrant and transportive techno. If this means we're coming back to this style, I'm game.

Fideles - Endless Sacrifice
I cannot get enough of Afterlife at the moment, and while I would've loved to have got my hands on some of the IDs in Tale Of Us's Voyage mix, this is certainly satisfying. At times overpowering and others spine-tingling, each track has an engulfing energy that, like BOT above, takes you places.

Sheridan Grout & GXD - Dam
Was not expecting this kind of banger, but I am most certainly here for it. Reminds me of one of my favourite mixes of all time, Cosmic Gate's 2011 Essential Mix. Beyond brilliant, absolutely euphoric!

Ducky - Day Zero
Lyrically and sonically punchy. Captures the same kind of energy as early Porter Robinson/San Holo.

QUIX - Stronger (ft. Elanese)
QUIX keeps innovating and moving the bar, keeping not just us listeners on our toes but his peers too. The consummate quality he always brings is astounding, and while we may already know that, it's hard not to get blown away by the drums and brass in the second drop. Wow, just wow.

Rusko - Squeeze (Burnin)
The world is a better place with Rusko pumping out beats, and that's exactly what he did with this one: pump. Fat af, this simple stunner is sure to get rinsed out all summer long, in fact it might just speed summer along, and I don't think anyone's complaining about that...

Haus Of Panda - Kick It
I don't know what I like more: 1) that Haus Of Panda's been dropping fire like this with incredible regularity for over a year now, or 2) that he seemingly raises the bar with each release. Certainly seems as though speed house is here to stay!

Dr. Fresh x BIJOU - Gangsta Party
The masters of menacing g-house combine for a couple chest rattlers. Not for the faint of heart, these are sure to do damage on the dance-floor.

Saturday, January 27, 2018

Beyond Sessions 006 - Eights Everywhere

Utah based DJ and producer Eights Everywhere has been silent for several months after dropping off three tracks and mix, live from LUN, last April and May. It would seem this is an action he is set to repeat, dropping off another massive mix, which includes two unreleased and forthcoming productions.
Working with the titanic techno grooves of Adam Beyer, Tale Of Us and others, Eights Everywhere conjures up club vibes with an endless allure. It is at times overwrought and sonically singeing with an acid onslaught, while managing to never feel overbearing or suffocating. And that's really the key to not just a good tune, but a good mix. It ought to approach the feeling of redlining, as though the walls of sound are about to cave in on you. It should nearly drive you mad, while at the final second loosening its grip, letting you breathe. It is this dynamic movement that is not just necessary, but also present throughout this mix. In my ears, the section from "Oralage" to Abstract Division's remix of "Alpha Magnitude" and then "Elevant" shows this best. However I will say that the opening 10 or so minutes are also key to setting up the mood of this massive mix. Both of the new Eights Everywhere productions are top notch tools, whose growth and grooves play perfectly around Binary Function's "C0ntr0l." Stay tuned for the release of both "Up Cat" and "Knead" with Eights Everywhere's socials, find the free download here, and full tracklist via Beyond Sessions, here.

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Saturday, September 23, 2017

Charts and Recent Favourites

Charts can countdown the top tracks or they can quite simply be a collection of recommended tracks, a al Beatport. Everyone's done one, even Obama. Of course that means you can't possibly listen to all the tracks on everyone's chart, but like mixes, the DJs behind them can become trusted taste-makers. That being said, I've been inspired to make my own 'chart' or playlist of recent favourites after having enjoyed nearly all the tracks in Boy 8-Bit's aptly named Boy 8-Bit's "Want You" To Buy These Chart. Note that like his chart, it's not necessarily all brand new productions, but rather productions new to me.Not much to say about the tracks except that they are all super strong productions, generally on the more relaxed housy side. Just some good clean fun. Also note that the final three tracks are only available via Soundcloud's annoying GO feature, but I've linked them via Spotify below.

  1. Four Tet - Scientists
  2. Jim-E Stack - Deadstream
  3. Flight Facilities ft. Emma Louise - Arty Boy (Swindail Remix)
  4. Sébastien Léger - Model D
  5. Boy 8-Bit - Want You (Mason Remix)
  6. Tale Of Us & Vaal - Monument (Barnt Remix)
  7. D33J - Wisp (ft. Baths)
  8. Hercules & Love Affair ft. Sharon Van Etten - Omnion (Joe Goddard Remix)
  9. Joe Goddard - Home (Eric Kupper Remix)
  10. The xx - On Hold (Jamie xx Remix)