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  1. Listening now, the beginning is the same as the Lyon show edit : lol ok it mutate pretty quickly, amazing, sounboards FFS Sean pls !!!
  2. I guess it's just a way to pay tribute to their hip hop roots, turntablism, things like that. Pretty dope IMO. It was fire in Paris !
  3. Not the biggest 113 fan myself but that album was big when they released it. I was more into this :
  4. Yes, in 99 and early 00's french rap was still very much influenced by NYC stuff, mainly Mobb Deep !
  5. edit : 25 years old and still one of the best french rap album.
  6. https://www.ableton.com/fr/move/ Any idea what could be that "move" thing they're teasing ?
  7. edit: Damn, that first track album goes pretty hard !
  8. Killer album. New one please...
  9. Great series about Operator, his channel is full of cool videos on Ableton. Also, Ned Rush is your friend.
  10. Could TD be that Izaak Schlossman guy since he was involved with Aught ?
  11. I knew both of you would be hyped about this, promising label indeed !
  12. New label by Peak Oil and Aught affiliates ‘selfsame’, the second 12” on false aralia, mirrors the structure of companion release ‘zero key’ in presenting an iterative exploration of versioning itself, unspooling a line of flight through four ascending rhythmic configurations. the objects at the center remain hard to glimpse: holographic percussion, snatches of breath, contorted blue chords, and roiling subs phase in and out of perception, interlocking, dissipating and reappearing as familiar silhouettes. the slow and quick domains of rhythm superimpose and bifurcate, perpetually just out of grasp, only visible in mutual reflection. the apparent solidity of the structure dissolves into a froth of microscopic activity upon close inspection. ‘selfsame’ will be released as a 12” vinyl and digitally on 10/25/2024. as not to miss an opportunity we’ve included a kickdrum-focused mix of selfsame 04 as a digital-only bonus. We Are The Music Makers | Volume One by Various
  13. New label by Peak Oil and Aught affiliates in the middle of it we instantiate false aralia: a series of recordings growing in all directions, cataloging the work of a group of north american collaborators centered around the studio practices of izaak schlossman (of aught, s transporter, loveshadow etc.) and facilitated by brian foote (of peak oil, kranky, etc.). with this outlet we hope to provide useful tools for dance and avenues for intentional listening. the first release, ‘zero key’, explores valences of an idea as it slips, as would a thought or a cloud, into something else entirely across its four tracks of recursive microhouse rhythms and hallucinated dub spatializations. foregrounding its most melodic state, its most percussive, and two points between, the versions cut an indeterminate and continuous process into discrete objects that invite repurposing, layering, and other nonlinear methods of evaluation. played through, it may be interpreted as an emerging, or a coming-to-light, as a soft vocal figure develops a tougher rhythmic architecture that eventually occludes its prior form entirely. each of zero key’s facets spurs a parallel investigation into its internal logic of patterning and form. ‘zero key’ will be released as 12” vinyl and digitally on 10/25/2024. We Are The Music Makers | Volume One by Various
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