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  • simonr
    Transitionator
    • Jun 2004
    • 8796

    Transitions
    Transitions 463 ● John Digweed with a guest mix by The Japanese Popstars



    Transitions 463


    Hour 1: John Digweed

    01. The Tooth Faeries - Dust And Ashes (Crooked Ashes Edit) [Classic Music Company | CMC169D]
    02. The XX - Tides (Dixon Remix) [Innervisions | YT095]
    03. Feline 9 - Right About Now (Audioshapes Remix) [Undulate Recordings | UNDULATE007]
    04. DJ W!LD - Shape U (Fur Coat Remake) [Rebellion | RBL016]
    05. Daniel Dexter - Why So Serious? (UNER Remix) [Poker Flat Recordings | PFR 140]
    06. Locomatica - Desultory (Interdicted EP) [Fone Audio | FA020]
    07. The Japanese Popstars - Disconnect / Reconnect [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01CD]
    08. Tom Rowlands - Nothing But Pleasure [Phantasy Sound | PH 24]



    Downloads:

    Hour 1 >> John Digweed Transitions 463_Studio Mix
    Hour 2 >> The Japanese Popstars Transitions Guest Mix


    Release Notes:



    01. The Tooth Faeries - Dust And Ashes (Crooked Ashes Edit) [Classic Music Company | CMC169D]

    A little of something forthcoming on Classic Music Company.

    The Classic Music Company by Luke Solomon & Derrick Carter continues to play the game under their own conditions. As a label it never died it just retreated for a while in order to come back stronger. All hail the king because the king is back. Long live Classic!

    Limited info. This one first appeared on Simon Dunmore's 'Defected In The House Ibiza 2013' release.

    Release Date: 29th July
    Released by: Classic Music Company
    Release/catalogue number: CMC169D




    02. The XX - Tides (Dixon Remix) [Innervisions | YT095]

    A M A Z I N G remix of the XX from Innervisions lot. Our love for both is a well known fact, so this EP encapsulates a lot of things we dig here at Phonica. Essential to say the least. Bag yourself a copy. These are gonna go like hotcakes.

    Digital versions available on Young Turks :

    We teamed up with one our favourite labels, Innervisions for a joint 12" as Young Visions. You can also buy a limited 12" pressing. [Young Turks]

    We asked one of our favourite labels, Berlin-based Innervisions, to have three of their artists remix tracks from 'Coexist'. The result is 'Youngvisions', a collaborative release between our label Young Turks and Innervisions. {The XX]

    Berlin’s Innervisions get three artists on their roster to remix tracks from The xx’s incredible ‘Coexist’. Released on Young Turks, this is a collaborative effort from both labels, and sees Ame, Dixon and Marcus Worgull applying their individual touches to the muted cuts of The xx. Dixon opts for a Balearic club effort, Worgull’s is a dubby builder, and finally Ame goes for lo-fi atmospherics with the spotlight shone on the haunting steel drum. [Bleep.com]

    Strictly Limited Edition. You better hurry on this one. Âme, Dixon and Marcus Worgull overhaul The xx for refined house 'floors. Each producer envisions the group's fragile soul in their own image, from the slow build and delayed gratification of Âme's take on 'Reunion' to Dixon's posh-trancing turn of 'Tides' to the steady groove of Marcus Worgull's 'Fiction' re-do. [vinyl-digital.com]




    03. Feline 9 - Right About Now (Audioshapes Remix) [Undulate Recordings | UR007]

    Following the successful launch of their vinyl-only sub label, Undulate Limited, the Undulate Crew comes correct yet again with their 7th release. For this outing, Billy & Al call on Undulate’s man of the hour, James Ellis; and as expected, Mr. Ellis answers with a monster EP under his tech infused guise, Feline 9. ‘Right About Now’ is a groovy slice of tech with remixes by Mihai Popoviciu, and Undulate staple, Frankie Pep.


    DJ Feedback:

    Satoshi Tomiie (Saw Recordings): "Liking all the mixes, great dj friendly grooves"
    Robert James (Hot Creations, Culprit): "Mihai Popoviciu Rmx works for me."
    Russ Yallop (Crosstown Rebels) "Dig the Mihai"
    Orde Meikle (Slam / Soma) "cool tunes - will road test this weekend thanx guys"
    Shadowdancer: "The Audioshapes mix is my pick here. Lovely, simple percussion & I'm a sucker for suspended, filtered pad action!"
    Joris Voorn: "Mihai mix for me!"
    Danny Howells (Dig Deeper): " Nice package .. Popoviciu mix stands out on first listen but will check in full."
    No Dial Tone (Classic): " Nice well rounded EP. A good House yet minimal, dark sound w/ light vocals. We will def give this some play."
    Alex Niggemann (Soulfooled, Tsuba, Supernature): "Popoviciu for me"

    Release date: Aug 2, 2013




    04. Dj W!LD - Shape U (Fur Coat Remake) [Rebellion | RBL016]

    DJ W!LD is back, this time on Crosstown offshoot Rebellion with a stomping summer anthem featuring Cari Golden on vocals ‘Shape U’. The original fuses the solid punch of a club weapon with the laidback feel of poolside disco, while the Fur Coat Remake gives the track an entirely different sheen all chugging disco bass-line, dark synths and pitched down vocals. An
    aptly named WILDER remix and dub from the producer ties up an unmissable EP.

    The prolific DJ W!LD is one of France’s longest serving underground house heroes. As part of the Cocoon family and as a Circo Loco resident, DJ W!LD under various aliases has released on labels such as OFF Recordings, Robsoul, and his own imprints Catwash Records and W including debut album ‘Palace’ in 2011. Second album ‘D!RTY’ landed on Cabin Fever last year.

    Originally from Dijon, W!LD’s passion for graffiti, street culture, disco, funk and hip hop led him into DJing, taking his name from cult 1983 film Wild Style. Relocating to Paris in 1996, DJ W!LD was instrumental in the French house scene, pouring his energies into the city’s underground club community and later becoming a globally successful artist and fixture at the best international clubs and festivals.

    Fur Coat have been blazing a trail since their mighty debut album in 2012 on Crosstown Rebels ‘Mind Over Matter’ also featuring Cari Golden on vocals on the massive hit ‘You And I’. The fast-rising Venezuelan duo have been remixed by TEED and have a single forthcoming on Crosstown.




    05. Daniel Dexter - Why So Serious? (UNER Remix) [Poker Flat Recordings | PFR 140]

    Fresh from his epic and celebratory ‘Focus On’ album, Daniel Dexter returns to Poker Flat with a bang. This release pulls together some blistering remixes of tracks that originally appeared on 'Focus On' - supplied by some of the hottest producers from the underground.

    First up is Uner, the young Spaniard whose work on labels such as Cadenza has been turning heads of late. His remix of Dexter’s 'Why So Serious' is a bomb – driving Tech House with a big room feel that will be flipping dancefloors upside down for the rest of the summer.

    David Keno also works some magic on 'Storm' – another stand out track from Dexter’s long player. Keno’s elegant touch with melody and rhythmic complexity takes 'Storm' in a new direction - resulting in a piece of music that works equally as a floor burner as it does in a listening context.

    Kollektiv Turmstrasse have been building a unstoppable juggernaut of buzz over the past few years, and with their Blindbird remix of 'Birds', it’s easy to see why. The German duo pull out this devious slice of deep Electro/Techno that is as assured as it is weird - a true must have for the heads.

    The legend that is Ian Pooley doesn’t disappoint with his version of 'Night Away feat. Geraldine Roth', taking the original and twisting it to his own brand of taut, focussed tech-house.

    All four remixes are available via the 12inch from Poker Flat. Digital customers can also pick up the originals of each cut, split over two parts.

    Released by: Poker Flat Recordings
    Release/catalogue number: pfr140
    Release date: Jun 24, 2013




    06. Locomatica - Desultory (Interdicted EP) [Fone Audio | FA020]

    It's time for our 20th release, to celebrate this we've invited Serbian producer duo, Locomatica.

    The 'Interdicted EP' is all about peak time dance floor action. With it's ongoing deep and hard hitting chords, Interdicted is perfect for the later hours of this summer's hot sweaty nights. Desultory on the other hand is all about hypnotising the dance floor, as the track progresses all the layers of percussion and melodies emerge to create that special vibe!

    Delivered by Label Worx on behalf of Fone Audio

    Released by: Fone Audio
    Release/catalogue number: FA020
    Release date: Jul 8, 2013
    ISRC: NL-GQ3-13-00061




    07. The Japanese Popstars - Disconnect / Reconnect [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01CD]

    HARDER... DARKER... STRONGER... ‘Disconnect/Reconnect’ is the third studio album from The Japanese Popstars, and the first new music since 2012’s IMS anthem, ‘Matter Of Time’ (featuring Green Velvet), caught the ears of Laurent Garnier, Francois K, Carl Cox and John Digweed, who promptly signed TJP to his Bedrock label.

    After flirting with major label success via an album deal with Virgin/EMI Records and getting to work with their heroes including The Cures Robert Smith, The Japanese Popstars have returned to the underground and the sound that first brought them so much attention. Now a duo, aka Gary Curran and Gareth Donoghue, they're once again making the music they love.

    At the core of The Japanese Popstars is the contrast between the dark and the light, and while Disconnect/Reconnect is brimming with tough, punchy techno, it features the occasional moment of blissful electronica that punctuated earlier albums such as We Just Are. Ultimately built for dark rooms and nocturnal festival shows, Disconnect/Reconnect is a back to basics release that finds The Japanese Popstars gaze fixed firmly on the future.

    Released by: Bedrock Records
    Release/catalogue number: BEDTJP01D
    Release date: Jun 17, 2013




    08. Tom Rowlands - Nothing But Pleasure [Phantasy Sound | PH 24]

    Phantasy is proud to release a one-off double A side 12” from The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands.

    ‘Through Me’ is an all-cylinders, propulsive elasticated house track while ‘Nothing But Pleasure’ is eight-plus minutes of unstoppable Metallic KO disco. Both tracks reiterate the point that Tom is unarguably one of the greatest producers of club music around.

    The 12” vinyl will be in the shops within the next couple of weeks; the download will follow a few weeks afterwards.

    Tom Rowlands: “These are tracks that were made to DJ with. I gave them to Erol to road test; he loved them so it seemed a perfect fit for Phantasy – I love what he does with the label. The Chemical Brothers haven’t any plans to release new music this year – we’re soon to start work on a new record – so this 12” seemed an exciting way to get music into clubs now.”

    Erol Alkan: “Every time I played the tracks out people were desperate to find out what they were. Both have been highlights in my Dj sets for the last few months.”




    Hour 2: The Japanese Popstars

    01. Simian Mobile Disco & Bicep - Sacrifice (Beatless Remix 1) [Delicacies | DELI009]
    02. M.A.N.D.Y. & Julian Ganzer - Japan [Get Physical Music | GPMCD069]
    03. Danny Howells - Everything's Here (Deetron Remix) [Dig Deeper Records | DIGMIX001]
    04. Fred Hush & Noseda - A Joke That Kills (Green Velvet Remix) [Relief Records | RR2059]
    05. The Japanese Popstars - The Knock [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01CD]
    06. The Japanese Popstars - Disconnect / Reconnect [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01CD]
    07. Felix Da Housecat - I Just Want To Be A Lesbian (Eagles Amp Butterflies Remix) [No Shame Rude Photo | NSRP 10]
    08. The Japanese Popstars - Vision [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01CD]
    09. Tiefschwarz feat. Seth Troxler - Trust [Souvenir Music | SOUVENIR018]
    10. The Japanese Popstars feat. Green Velvet - Matter Of Time [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01D]

    11. The Japanese Popstars - Out Of No Where (Alternate Mix) [Bedrock Records | BEDTJP01D]
    12. Kolsch - Goldfisch (Speicher 75) [Kompakt Extra | KOMPAKTEX75]
    Last edited by simonr; July 26, 2013, 05:34:32 PM.
    sigpicSimonR

    This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.
  • nelinho
    Are you Kidding me??
    • Sep 2011
    • 4530

    #2
    Re: Transitions 463 ● John Digweed with a guest mix by The Japanese Popstars

    Still playing catch up.

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    • SupaLindo
      Getting Somewhere
      • Aug 2005
      • 150

      #3
      Re: Transitions 463 ● John Digweed with a guest mix by The Japanese Popstars

      wheres the weekly dose of Digweed? lost in Ibiza???

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      • simonr
        Transitionator
        • Jun 2004
        • 8796

        #4
        Re: Transitions 463 ● John Digweed with a guest mix by The Japanese Popstars

        Originally posted by SupaLindo
        wheres the weekly dose of Digweed? lost in Ibiza???
        Was a heavy end to ibiza ! Diggers at Insane on Friday then at Mondo (Madrid) Saturday and back to the white isle for Sasha/Ewan Pearson at Ushuaia Towers and Joris Voorn/Zabiela at Space.

        Just need to organise my files etc.
        sigpicSimonR

        This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.

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        • simonr
          Transitionator
          • Jun 2004
          • 8796

          #5
          Re: Transitions 463 ● John Digweed with a guest mix by The Japanese Popstars

          Both files now up.
          Last edited by simonr; August 1, 2013, 02:30:11 PM.
          sigpicSimonR

          This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.

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