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Bristol hasn’t lost an ounce of its progressive musical DNA — a fact that’s due in no small part to Batu’s label Timedance over the past decade. With nearly 50 catalogue entries to date, the label has been priming bass, techno and their relatives for the dancefloors of the future — and doing so in fascinating ways.
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CV Vision is all about stylistic crossovers. That’s been true from the start – and applies equally to his sixth album Release The Beast and the exclusive mix he recorded for us.
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The history of intelligent dance music begins with *Surfing on Sine Waves** by Polygon Window. Although the album was groundbreaking, the campaign was actually intended as a joke.
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In recent years, Katy de Jesus and Natalie Robinson have made a name for themselves as DJs in Berlin. In June, they performed a joint set at the HHV Store.
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She is one of the most important new voices in (vocal) jazz: Enji. Originally from Mongolia and now based in Munich, she seems to move effortlessly between languages and cultures. We wanted to know more.
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For about a decade now mappa has served as a platform for adventurous releases by Sarah Hennies, Manja Ristić, Adela Mede, and many more. Mostly released on cassette and occasionally on vinyl, records on mappa put a spotlight on the musical and geographical peripheries.
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