Various
Panorama Bar 06 Part I

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Four more firing cuts of UK House & Garage from Club of Jacks back on their own imprint, once again bringing that fine fusion of 4/4 flavours.Kicking things off on the A side is Panther Dub, a darker, sub heavy, rolling number mixing together jazzy, rave and rude boy elements for a potent cocktail. One for the UKG heads.Mind Games mixes classic thumping, swinging drums, a driving deep bass and jazzy synths with a hooky vocal and a slamming piano line that comes in to raise hands and pulses.Real Good sits in a space between deep house and UKG again bringing a variety of elements into a melting pot of a groove.Closing out the EP is U GT DWN - a bumpy, trancey deep garage house vibe with lush filtered female from a classic vocal sample twisted with blissful strings.Produced by Club of Jacks, mastered by Curve.

Dishing out dividends like the Devil himself, mysterious Dutch junglist Colder Leader continues his rich vein of vinyl form with 'Just Business'. 'Good To Go' turns the boardroom into a bedroom with its dreamy chords, bouncy bassline and warm tones while 'Cold Sees You' calls accounts into the meeting only to hear that the forecast for this year's profits are glacial at their most optimistic. 2 Bad Snowballs enter the negotiations for a final roll of the remix dice and trigger the biggest merger since Exxon and Mobil. Greasy.COLD LEADERJust Business EPCold Leader

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The duo behind the double album “Duets”, consisting of musicians Bendik Baksaas & Kristoffer Eikrem, is a minimalistic and cinematic ambient experience with emotion, creatively conducted by simple melodies and sounds. Duets’ emotional nerve has some emphasis on the traditional ambient form of music, but at the same time has more of an imaginary and comprehensive take on structure, form and melodies with organic elements spontaneously scattered throughout the music. These organic elements can be heard through the trumpet’s lyrical sounds, field recordings from various parts of the world (recorded by Baksaas) and percussion loops. Baksaas & Eikrem are interested in maintaining the same playfulness and communication often found in jazz bands.Baksaas & Eikrem had already worked together several years prior in 2015, when Baksaas worked with the jazz band Mopti, which Eikrem was already a member of. Their musical collaboration however developed after one concert, where the band Mopti decided that the two of them should perform a duo piece. Both were positively surprised by the result (takes from the concert can be heard on the track “This is nothing personal”) and decided to continue their collaboration together aside from Mopti.Apart from some musical and field recordings, the the album was recorded in Baksaas’ studio, improvised over various ideas. Bendik Baksaas has mixed the album and it is mastered by Christian Obermayer at Strype Audio.