Hailing from the city of Dublin it's Fio Fa who is responsible for Pear's next release, his altogether third on the label after two EPs in 2018 respectively 2019.
EXCLUSIVE Fio Fa ‘Turizmo’ [Pear]
EXCLUSIVE DC Salas ‘The Weight Of Uncertainty (I:Cube Remix)’ [Futureboogie]
With EPs on Correspondant, Live At Robert Johnson or his own label Biologic Records, DC Salas has built up quite an impressive back-catalogue over the past two years and the Brussel-based artist does not seem to slow down.
STAKES IS HIGH – a playlist by Torture the Artist for August 2021
Stakes is High is Torture the Artist’s Spotify playlist with music appreciated and favored at the moment and is regularly updated. So check frequently for your dose of music from well-known as well as up and coming artists.
ART:CAST SPECIAL by Ramu
After contributing the third ride on Magic Carpet, Bristol-based producer Ramu delivers the next art:cast for the special series.
EXCLUSIVE Felice ‘Leaving Trails’ [Live At Robert Johnson]
Live At Robert Johnson continues to deliver the (Italo) Disco goodies with the release of Felice's Infinite Suburbia EP.
EXCLUSIVE Paolo Mosca ‘Different Places’ [OPIA Records]
Hailing from the lagoon city of Venice it's Paolo Mosca who's up next on London label OPIA.
EXCLUSIVE Mitch Wellings ‘Playing Our Game’ [Space Tours]
Space Tours founder Mitch Wellings is responsible for the third voyage into soundspheres on the label.
EXCLUSIVE Black Spuma ‘Station To Station’ [Live At Robert Johnson]
They did it again! Slow Motion Records head Fabrizio Mammarella and Robert Johnson resident Philipp Lauer team up once more under their Black Spuma alias to deliver the latest installment of the LARJ label.
INTERVIEW & ART:CAST #116 Len Lewis
Appreciated for music that Len Lewis himself qualfies as Sinister Techhouse, shortly SiTh, the Londoner started to dedicate his life entirely to music a couple of months ago, after he had taken a break for nearly 15 years from the scene.
EXCLUSIVE Ramu ‘2049 Rain’ [Magic Carpet]
The third ride on Magic Carpet comes from Bristol-based Ramu – maybe naming himself after a river in New Guinea, maybe after a fizzy Japanese lemonade or a small village in Bangladesh.
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