"songs for the late night sleepers"
Digilog is proud to present its 10th release and our debut compilation, the "background feelings" lp. Artists from all around the world have offered us 14 exclusive tracks for this release, all sequenced with extra special care for your listening pleasure. We hope that you can listen to this compilation from start to finish and appreciate it more as a fascinating late night journey through modern electronic sounds (from dubby electronics, slow & atmospheric house to deep & minimal grooves, dubby techno & ambient ) rather than a mere collection of different songs.
Finally we would like to express our thanks and deepest gratitude to all the artists, djs and producers involved...
(all tracks compiled by o'verb - thank you for the music everyone :-))
"the sound of melancholy, produced by invisible robots"
Following his critically acclaimed debut album release on U-Cover records, LAN Formatique confirms his status as one of the brightest talents of the electronic music scene and this time his credentials are a 4-track ep filled with lush melodies, sublime bass, euphoric strings and digital percussion.
Four beautiful musical gems of timeless value that will try to put the intelligence back into IDM, and are according to us of similar magnitude to the works of Ulrich Schnauss and Christian Kleine on the City Centre Offices label.
"a deeper shade of house"
Russian musician and dj Igor Mazagorov from Stavropol brings us digilog's 8th release. "Bedroom sessions" is a fascinating journey into sensual and emotive deep house sounds, a neat collection of tracks that effortlessly works both as beautiful home-listening electronic music and smooth dancefloor-friendly material.
Special thanks to Sergey Ognev for his help with this release.
Cosmiq released a new album on his new website www.cosmiq.nl - formerly known as cosmictrance. The music however doesnt involve a lot of trance, but its definatly an strange state of electronic soundwaves, including a bit of dnb. Download 2 albums for free.
Benefit of the Boomerang presents 'Clockwork Samurai'. 21:49 of breaky-a-gogo, molten melodies and powdermilk punching bags. Twohundred and fourty bpms of seven/four funky jungle electro drillcore folklore.
Sabbatical has several meanings, but to decode the meaning of this one it's not necessary to have a dictionary next to you. Just embrace yourself to the fluid sound that comes out of this 4-track EP and the answer will come to you freely… Remember – the answer to the Sabbatical question is also influenced by the attitude and personality of the one that asks the question.
This is a classic work of Detroit's 'Master of Repetition' – Terrence Dixon. Minimal, techno, repetitive rhythm and melodies that evolve into itself and to the outside is the best way to describe this 4-track EP.
Final notice: you should listen to the whole EP track by track, not skipping tracks, because Dixon's repetitive & minimal approach to the sound shows it's full meaning and power by evolving the small yet most important details.
Marathon - every marathon is long and breathtaking but it's also a great challenge for anyone who's ready to take the self oriented test for stamina and long step-by-step evolving. This track has a nice, fluid & repetitive yet evolving musical-line followed up with constant hats as a part of the T. Dixon signature.
Forward - do not look back to what has been. What's in front of you is what matters, therefor it's of the highest importance that you keep going forward, always and forever, nevermind how hard it might get. This track is a reminder to that… It's a song that will make you visualize your goal more perfectly even trough the the rain and fire of trouble. The evolving synth-line is followed with 2nd synth-breaks which among everything come as a relaxation point in the constant going forward fast-tempo of life. Fully loaded with fluidity and experimental sound-approach, this track is the one that's suitable for playing in clubs and venues, but also in the humbble room of one's home.
Cycling - is a track that combines the specifications of the words 'forward' and 'marathon' – it is fast, it is sometimes hard but fun, there can be some forseen actions and occasions. This track is the one that fully brings us back the sound of T. Dixon's album released in the year 2000. on Tresor ('From The Far Future'). No more comments are needed except a big recomendation: A MUST HEAR!! Definitively a track that need to be heard on the floor aswell as in privacy of one's home.
Untitled - the track that's most enigmatic in some way… Maybe that's why it's name is 'Untitled'. This minimal, Detroit-sounding track needs no name to be great. This is the one that simply 'is' and does not need any further explanations or letter/word-based anouncement. Perfect arrangement completed with synths, hats and back noise sounds that will keep you knocked down to your chair while looking through the window into the blue sky of the new born day and simply relaxing on a saturday afternoon after a hard-working week.
I`m not entirely sure what mosaik is apologising for. The ep is a work of art, in the usual (radix) mosaik style. following on from his first ep release on kahvi, apologies features those good, solid beats, subtle nuances and influences and just plain great listening like we're used to. anybody who is familiar with mosaik and his previous lives will see this ep as a continuation of his style evolving. a strong ep, some excellent works and one that I`ll be putting on my permanent playlist for sure.
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