Press Play: Daedelus, Krystal Klear, Joker, T. Williams, and More
Record streams, singles, unreleased tunes, and more fill out the space of this week’s Press […]
Press Play: Daedelus, Krystal Klear, Joker, T. Williams, and More
Record streams, singles, unreleased tunes, and more fill out the space of this week’s Press […]
Record streams, singles, unreleased tunes, and more fill out the space of this week’s Press Play, with an array of excellent artists—like Joker, Krystal Klear, D?m-Funk, Fort Romeau, Joe, Daedelus, T. Williams, Ssaliva, Juju & Jordash, and others—contributing their various productions. We think you’ll enjoy what they have to offer.
The SoCal beatsmith known as Daedelus warps “Cartographist” by Canadian synth-poppers Purity Ring into a more upbeat and ominous tune.
Manchester’s Krystal Klear unveils a preview of his forthcoming new single for Mad Tech, the rollicking “More Attention” b/w “My Love is Burning.”
Purple dubstep guru Joker returns after his LP for 4AD with a clip of “Old Era,” a glistening tune set to drop via his own Kapsize label.
Burgeoning house DJ/producer T. Williams shares another soulful cut from his upcoming Pain & Love EP for PMR.
Here’s a smooth cover of Prince’s “17 Days” by LA’s undisputed king of contemporary funk, D?m-Funk, lifted from his new EP for Stones Throw, I Don’t Wanna Be A Star!.
Check out an hour-plus-long live studio hardware improv session from Amsterdam house duo Juju & Jordash before it releases the new Techno Primitivism LP, courtesy of Melbourne Deepcast.
Enigmatic UK producer Joe has a new one on the way via Untold’s Hemlock label, and this clattering jam will be on it.
Tiga’s Turbo Recordings has a new EP on the way from London technoist Duke Dumont, called For Club Play Only Vol. 2, and has shared a stream of “No Money Blues” ahead of its release.
Listen to Belgian dreamcatcher Ssaliva‘s brand-new EP for Vlek, the wholly immersive moodscape called Sync Thrills.
UK house producer and 100% Silk signee Fort Romeau waxes particularly dreamy on this remix he delivered for indie chanteuse Frankie Rose.
Things get a bit ecstatic and unabashedly wide-eyed on this rework of Physical Therapy’s “Drone On” tune by Chicago production duo Supreme Cuts.