London’s Mock & Toof will finally see the release of their first full-length record after an incredible run of singles and remixes for the likes of Hot Chip, Holy Ghost!, Groove Armada, and more. Tuning Echoes is a 13-song collection filled with the clubby nu-disco that the group is known for, as well as a more pop sensibility that the duo has kept under wraps until now. Check out the tracklisting after the jump, and download the album’s first track for free here.

Tuning Echoes comes out May 24 on Mock’s Tiny Sticks imprint.

Tracklisting:

01. Farewell to Wendo
02. Move Along
03. Day Ken Died
04. From Kashima
05. Shoeshine Boogie
06. The Key
07. Underwater
08. Mr Frown
09. Norman’s Eyes
10. Suppress Your Feelings
11. Lovehearts
12. P2160
13. Take Me Home

London-via-Barcelona producer Oriol will see the release of his first single on the venerable Planet Mu label this July, featuring remixes from FaltyDL and Jake Slazenger (a.k.a. µ-Ziq, a.k.a. Planet Mu label head Mike Paradinas). With a lush, tropical sound that recalls Aril Brikha and Recloose as much as Herbie Hancock and old broken-beat, the Coconut Coast EP is sure to gain the attention of tech-heads before the release of Oriol’s full-length debut a bit later in the summer. Listen to “Coconut Coast” here.

The Coconut Coast EP comes out July 5.

Tracklisting:

A:
COCONUT COAST
COCONUT COAST (FALTY DL REMIX)
B:
MEMORIES (JAKE SLAZENGER REMIX)
MEMORIES (SHORTSTUFF RE-FIX)

UK funky champion and XLR8R person of interest Roska (Roska, Roska…) hooked up the world with a brand-new mix to stoke everyone on his upcoming appearance at this year’s Sonar festival. The rising music star was handpicked by Mary Anne Hobbs as the sole representative of UK funky on her stage at the music fest, which also includes future-dubstep and beat music icons Joy Orbison and Flying Lotus. His hour-long affair features many of bass music’s usual suspects, including Martyn, Deadboy, Geeneus, Brackles, and Crazy Cousinz, along with a few remixes and originals from the DJ/producer’s own repertoire—all mixed with the expected precision and energy of a Rinse acolyte. Stream Roska’s mix for Sonar here. (via Sonic Router)

Since the release of Shlomoshun Deluxe early this year, SF/LA music maker Shlohmo has been on the tip of every herky-jerky beat-lover’s tongue, and we’ll admit we’ve also been keeping our ear perked for what’s coming next from the young producer. As it turns out, his next salvo is going to be the Camping EP, slated for release on the Friends of Friends label, who have passed along a taste of the seven-track affair with the new jam “Birthday Beat.” Henry Laufer’s new tune follows in suit with his previous work, furthering the ever-growing, oft-changing beat scene, but takes things in a new direction with the employment of a soulful synth melody that could’ve easily been lifted from a number of classic ’90s R&B tunes. Check out the song, along with the Camping EP’s artwork and tracklist, before it’s released on June 15, and before Shlohmo hits the road with Strangeloop and Teebs for a string of dates, which are all listed below.

Tracklist:
1. Naps
2. Birthday Beat
3. Tomato Smash
4. Sippy Cup
5. Post Atmosphere (Baths Remix)
6. Spoons (Shigeto Remix)
7. Teeth (Asura Remix)

Tour Dates :
6.16 Los Angeles, CA Low End Theory @ the Airliner
6.17 Santa Cruz, CA @ Secret Location TBA!
6.19 Oakland, CA @ Oasis w/ Florecent Grey
6.20 Arcata, CA @ Jambalaya w/ Take aka Sweatson Klank
6/21 Portland, OR @ Berbati’s Pan
6.22 Seattle, WA @ Chop Suey
6.25 San Francisco, CA @ Milk w/ Eskmo
6.26 San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar w/ Ras G

Fresh-faced Hemlock compatriot and exciting bass music producer James Blake was invited to Gilles Peterson’s Radio 1 show last night to introduce listeners to some new and unreleased chunes from his forthcoming CMYK EP for R&S. The radio-show host chatted up the UK beatsmith about his skillful piano playing, performing live with Mount Kimbie, and his own production techniques, before premiering Blake’s exclusive mix for the show. Strangely enough, the DJ set includes music from Joanna Newsom and Otis Redding alongside more expected bits of forward-thinking dance music. Stream the broadcast here, and note that James Blake’s performance doesn’t get started until about 30 minutes into the two-hour show. (via Fader)