Merry Christmas ! This year again with are partnering with Psyradio in Ukraine to bring you the Ultimae Christmas Show ; broadcasted on Sunday 25th from 7 a.m. CET, it will present music selected by Ultimae djs and good friends. Tune in : http://psyradio.com.ua
Bjørn Jeppesen from the Elektroland radio show talks with Sandrine Gryson, one of the label founders, about music, signing artists, promotion and future projects. Featuring music by I Awake and James Murray. Listen to the interview
We will close the office and send the last packages on Friday 23rd at 1 p.m., the shop will remain open until Saturday 24th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ; we’ll return on Monday 2nd January 2017. All orders placed during our time off will be posted on 2nd January. We send you our warm wishes for a merry end of the year.
James Murray’s new album is getting excellent press coverage and feedback ; click on the links below to read reviews and the Interview given to Ron Schepper at Textura. Interview | Textura Review | Igloomag Review | textura Review | Stationary Travels Review | Sonofmarketing Review | Music won’t save you Review | Ondarock
Dutch artist Martin Nonstatic, whose musical creations you may have discovered on the Granite album, the Remixes recently released or The Nebulae Live session talks about his composition process, inspiration, previous works and more with Johan Giglot from Da Music. Read the interview
The Green Kingdom is Michael Cottone, based in Michigan. His compositions blur the line between soundscape and structure, utilizing a variety of processed acoustic and electronic sources, sampled textures and field recordings. “With his latest album, Harbor, Cottone has refined his palette to create one of his most focused and charming albums to date. And for a guy who releases consistently strong material, that’s saying something.” – Brendan Moore | Fluid Radio Discover The Green Kingdom | Harbor
Many would argue that Roman Flugel has been making All The Right Noises for the best part of two decades. Certainly, the prolific German producer’s vast catalogue boasts way more hits than misses, with this latest full-length – his third for Dial – being amongst his strongest work to date. After beginning with the slow burning, late night ambience of “Fantasy“, the former Alter Ego producer gently raises the tempo throughout, moving from the off-kilter, experimental techno hypnotism of “Dead Idols” and sparse, out-there dancefloor moodiness of “Warm & Dewy“, to the ghostly house shuffle of “All The Right Noises“,[…]
