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Dropout Marsh is a seasoned French producer that has been turning out quality music since 1999. He has released some amazing music on infamous labels like : Otodayo • Saturate Records • Internet Ghetto • Gergaz • Low-End-MTP • Birdview Crew and has shared stages with artists Pendulum, Knife Party, Dillon Francis, Skism, Zomboy to MR OIZO, San Holo, Eskei83, Krafty Kuts, & Party Harders. With a resume like that you can expect a wildly diverse producer who knows his stuff.With his album release on Black Marble Collective Dropout Marsh delivers colorful vibrant beats paired with HUGE sub bass that will shake you to the core! This has to be our most chill release to date! Dropout Marsh weaves in and out of blissful melodies and strings while delivering crispy percussions and intricate beat structures. Giving you insight to his mind and taking you away on a musical voyage.The "Shore Shells EP" that has 10 tracks is Black Marble Collective's 24th release. It has quality remixes from Daedelus, Pixelord, Frenquency, Palence, Sicaa. This album is guaranteed to blow your mind. Taking dreamy turns and delivering beats and bass from all around the globe.

Californian artist Diamond Ortiz makes his Neon Finger debut and in doing so brings plenty of his homeland's sunny soul to the fore. This magnificent 7" brims with West Coast influences and low riding beats. The original version on the a-side, '4 Really Tho', is all filtered vocals and squelchy boogie bass that is impossible warm and smooth. Dazzling chords and big hand claps complete the vital cut and then the flip removes the vocal and allows the majestic chords and bass to really shine. This sure is an essential cop for all funk lovers.

Reissue of Decadance "On And On (Fears Keep On)", one of the most iconic underground Italo-wave tracks ever."Permeated by dark a eerie synths, a perfectly programed Roland TR-808 and outstanding analog production, "On and On (Fears Keep On)" belongs to what we like to define "dark italo disco" or "italo wave". There's an extra touch of cosmic / interstellar feeling, sharing the same vibe (and the same synthetic hardware) of "Spacer Woman". Not a intergalactic travel this time, but the wait for somebody to come from the sky. "