Pacific Northwest basscase Simon Ho (a.k.a. Cedaa) has been pretty busy as of late. He just dropped his brand-new Jasmin EP on the B.Yrslf Division label, and quickly followed it up by sending out a 40-minute mix, which he is simply calling Dijital. The 25-track DJ set is full of low-end-laden jams from the likes of Brenmar, Distal, Nguzunguzu, C.R.S.T., Clicks & Whistles, DJ Rashad, and Kingdom, among plenty of other awesome producers, and is available for free download here. That’s the artwork up top, and you can check out the full tracklist below.

1. Lucid – Drongo Frongo [CDR]
2. Look Like – Buggin (Sinjin Hawke Remix) [Get Flavor]
3. Nerima Funk – Captain Bubbles [Mental Groove]
4. Brenmar – Want Me [Grizzly]
5. Distal – Monroe [CDR]
6. Usher – Appetite (Kingdom Edit) [CDR]
7. VV – Eardrums [B.YRSLF]
8. Pacheko – Lamissy [Mental Groove]
9. NGUZUNGUZU -Timesup [Fade To Mind]
10. Night Drugs ft. Moona – Higher (Everydayz Remix) [Get Flavor]
11. DJ Yayyay – Micro-Chips (Instrumental) [CDR]
12. Brenmar – Waiting On [Enchufada]
13. Max Ulis ft. Self Evident – Eastsiders [10PIN]
14. Ollie Macfarlane – Someone Warm [Get Flavor]
15. CRST – Roach Clip [Deep Thrills]
16. DJ Rick & DJ Wilson – Na Paz [Mental Groove]
17. Clicks & Whistles – Serious Bidness [CDR]
18. Cedaa – Sapphire (qp’s Lil’ Conundrum Remix) [C/C/S]
19. Juxta – Spookin [Freshmore]
20. DJ Rashad – 40 Cal [CDR]
21. Cedaa – Palomino [C/C/S]
22. ??? – ??? [CDR]
23. Rizzla – That Thing He Said [Fade To Mind]
24. Sines – Thug Bounce [CDR]
25. Prince Jean – Merguez (Cedaa Remx) [Soukouch Ethnik]

Clone Records staple and Dutch electro mainstay Dexter just announced that he’s got a new EP expected in the coming months on the label. Great Northern Diver is a four-track suite of warmer-sounding electro tunes, led by the title track, which comes with a “No Bass” remix. No secure release date has been made public yet, but you can check out the full tracklist below for now.

1. Great Northern Diver
2. Great Northern Diver (No Bass Remix)
3. T.H.I.N.G.
4. Bo-Dyned

Like many of you, we thoroughly enjoyed the audio headtrip that is Psychic Chasms, the debut LP by Texan lo-fi electro-pop producer Alan Palomo (a.k.a. Neon Indian). Now, almost two years after its release, we’re alerted to the solo artist’s impending follow-up, which will be called Era Extraña (pictured above). The record, which was written and produced in Helsinki and New York by Neon Indian with Dave Fridmann on mixing/post-production duties, will drop on September 13 courtesy of a number of different imprints, including Palomo’s own Static Tongues, Mom + Pop Music, Transgressive, Pop Frenzy, and Big Nothing. An official tracklist has yet to make the rounds, but Era Extraña is said to include the songs “Polish Girl,” “Future Sick,” “The Blindside Kiss,” “Hex Girlfriend,” and a three-part instrumental suite entitled “Heart: Attack,” “Heart: Decay,” and “Heart: Release.” (via Pitchfork)

Canadian futuristic jazz ensemble Cobblestone Jazz has just announced the release of “Memories From Where You Are,” the first in a series of 12″ singles they will be releasing in collaboration with member and techno powerhouse Mathew Jonson’s Wagon Repair label. Created from the recordings of a Berlin jam session, “Memories (From Where You Are)” features two loose and jazzy explorations boasting live sequencing and an impressive vintage gear list. “Memories (From Where You Are)” is out August 3, but in the meantime check out the tracklisting and album art below.

1. Memories (From Where You Are) Pt. 1 8.26
2. Memories (From Where You Are) Pt. 2 7.20

Brazilian tech-house icon Gui Boratto will release a brand-new EP next week via his longtime label home, Kompakt. The Drill EP is a two-song 12″ that features the title track on the a-side and “Stems From Hell” on the flip, and precedes a forthcoming full-length, entitled III, scheduled to drop on September 11. Boratto will also be on tour in Europe and South America during the months to come, the dates of which you can check out, along with a stream of “The Drill,” below.

21.07.11 – Ushuaia @ Ibiza – Spain
22.07.11 – Angels of Love @ Naples – Italy
27.07.11 – Pratersauna @ Vienna – Austria
03.08.11 – Palais des Festival Beach @ Cannes – France
04.08.11 – Sudoeste Festival @ Zambujeira do Mar – Portugal
05.08.11 – bunk-TEK @ Glabbeek – Belgium
07.08.11 – Mac Arena Mar Beach Club @ Barcelona – Spain
13.08.11 – Loveland Festival @ Amsterdam – Netherlands
20.08.11 – TBC @ Goiania – GO (NEW LIVE SHOW)
06.09.11 – Warung @ Itajaí – SC
10.09.11 – Heineken Live Party @ Iate Club @ Brasília – DF
11.09.11 – Heineken Live Party – Sunset @ Uberaba
24.09.11 – Ribeirão Preto @ Mansão Galo Bravo – SP (NEW LIVE SHOW)
30.09.11 – Rock In Rio Festival @ Rio de Janeiro – RJ
01.10.11 – Move Music Festival @ Campo Grande – MS
08.10.11 – TBC @ Volta Redonda – RJ
05.11.11 – TBC @ Passo Fundo – RS (NEW LIVE SHOW)
14.11.11 – SWU Festival @ Paulínia – SP

UK producer J:Kenzo is set to return to Roska’s Kicks and Snares imprint with a new EP under his Guttershake moniker. The forthcoming release, due out August 15, is said to find Kenzo incorporating much more dancefloor-oriented vibes into his usual fare, resulting in three tracks of buzzing, techy, bass-laden funky/dubstep hybrids (specifically in the 130 bpm range). You’ll find the artwork and tracklist for the Fibreoptickz EP below, along with a streaming sampler of the release.

Tracklist:
01 Fibreoptickz
02 Let It Move
03 Tec Toy