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Various - Warp 10+3 (1999)

This was the compilation that cemented Warp Records as the pioneer in Ambient music.
This compilation introduced to me great ambient bands like Mira Calix, ISAN, Ellis Island Sound, Labradford…
You can listen to all tracks in YouTube of course.
Exclusive Boards on Canada track on here too remixed by Stereolab.

u/dinarnaud — 2 days ago

Chris Stussy announces alias change to Chris Stassy · News ⟋ RA

He confirmed his label, Up The Stuss, and event series, USS, will not change their names. When asked why he didn't pivot towards a name like Chris Stuss, he commented that those options weren't "necessarily…possible."

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u/ResidentAdvisor — 3 days ago

Late 90s happy hardcore ish track id?

Hi all
Following the success of my last esoteric track id id like to put you on a new case. College friend had this tune. I remember it being on 10” vinyl. Clear vinyl clear sleeve with some illustration of a rollercoaster on it. This would suit it because the song had what i remember as a quick 2 note maybe 16th note arpegio that then was transposed up and down over one or maybe two bars. Kind of intense bordering on happy hardcore but i dont remember it having the rest of those stylings. Maybe it was more of an acid. It may have been a sm:)e “smile records?” Release

.do you know this one? Deep crate diggers?

Tia
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u/Moontown — 3 days ago

Mura Masa, yeule - We Are Making Out

I think Mura Masa is great and a bit underrated...I also discovered yeule through this song. The ending is bittersweet a bit

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u/yuckbycharlixcx — 3 days ago
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[FRESH PERFORMANCE] Arlo Parks - atmospheric mix at a Japanese teahouse (login.jp)

I follow login(.)jp because they are sick and the places they choose are so unique and culturally significant, I was definitely not expecting Arlo in a teahouse, absolute fire tho

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u/CharlieBros — 3 days ago

Where are the remasters of classic electronic compilations (GU, FabricLive, etc?)

As someone who grew up clubbing in the late 90s/early 00s, the poor representation of classic Dance music on major streaming services has always surprised me.

In fact, I would argue Dance music is the least well served genre on these sites (even Classical gets the sublime Apple Music Classical service, to make up for how awful Spotify handles it).

I understand that DJ mixes are more omcplicated than regular albums from a rights perspective, but now that Xennials/older Millenials who grew up with this stuff are moving into peak earning and spending years, I'm surprised we don't have reference-quality re-releases of these iconic mixes available to stream.

Super high quality releases have always been nostalgia-bait, due to the cost of entry (Quad records, Superaudio CD, premium streaming tiers), and the club kids of the 90s are the ones that can afford / would pay for these today.

So where are the mixes at? Yes, you can find them on Soundcloud/Mixcloud but that's not quite the same as having them in lossless / atmos on Apple Music!

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u/Wade-ski — 4 days ago