Parcels Parcels

There is a song on LOVED, the third album by Parcels, about the electropop quintet's early days as a band, when they moved from Australia's Byron Bay to Berlin right after graduating high school—three of them sleeping in the same bed and two on the couch: "I remember when we were green/ Five people and two sets of keys/ Trying so hard to be seen." It's easy-going, a little sun-dazed, with a jammy drum break, and exactly the vibe you might associate with their homeland.

giving you a hard time? Do you feel like you're caught in a circle track, racing around doing the same kind of stuff time and time again. Do you know what you need? You need a break. And 'Armada Chill 2017' is here to help you get the quality time you deserve. With fifty records custom-made to get you in a state of relaxation, 'Armada Chill 2017' is your escape from all things wearing you down.

Wagram Music Presents Apero 02: La selection chill pour partager un verre entre 30 original hits by the original artists. Includes tracks by the Quantic, Kid Loco, Kinny, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Alice Russell, Kraak & Smaak, Parcels, Ambassadeurs, C Duncan, Kolombo, Saux, Jeffrey James, Terranova, Lydmor, Bon Homme, and more.

Juicy Fruit is as succulent as the name suggests - a feast of flavour served up by Dutch masters Kraak & Smaak. Their fifth studio album is one that sees them sonically revisiting the roots of their first releases, producing an organic and warm electronic disco and funk album packed with hot property collaborators including Mayer Hawthorne, Eric Biddines of Golden Rules, Parcels, Gallowstreet and Cleopold to name a few. Effortlessly flitting between outright dancefloor boogie and meditative mellow moments it's a record that captivates the listener from start to finish, blending the timeless appeal of disco and electro with the best in indie dance and electronica.

Technically this is an Epic release, but those in the know will see Adrian Sherwood listed as producer and Skip McDonald as sole performer and understand immediately: in all but name, this is an On-U Sound production. What does that mean? It means that groove will be primary, words secondary, and overall sound will be dark and thrilling; it means that weird samples will bubble up unpredictably from beneath churning funk and reggae rhythms; and it means that a certain degree of dubwise anarchy will infuse every note.

Café del Mar returns with truly exceptional volume this year. The album starts with a new rendition of Télépopmusik’s all time classic “Breathe” and takes the listener to an eclectic journey filled with Balearic beats. Volume 23 welcomes such legends as Brian Eno, The Cinematic Orchestra, Zero 7, Sasha and Bibio to the iconic series. Seasoned Café del Mar favorites Moby, Bonobo, Goldfrapp, Penguin Café and Blank & Jones are also present with brand new material. Expect a lot of sunshine, the best what downtempo has to offer and the reason why there’s nothing alike Café del Mar.

Four cities, one mission: relaxed enable the party crowd in high spirits. Those who want to get an overview of what disco going on in terms Lounge, House and Nu in the celebration strongholds London, New York, Paris and Berlin so, is served well with the second episode of "City Lounge. The Deep Session" series. The box set features four CDs selected hits and news from well-known stars such as u. A. Isolée, Kaytranada, Todd Terje, Gui Boratto, Terranova and Bob Moses.

Head and Heart – The Acoustic John Martyn’ is a 35 track - 2CD set which captures John at his intimate best. It contains key album tracks from his 1967 debut album, ‘London Conversation’ through to 1977s ‘One World’ and ends with a live version of “Patterns In The Rain” which he performed live at the Island Records 25th Birthday Party in 1987. As well as containing many of his best known songs it also features 4 Previously Unreleased recordings including 3 demo versions of songs recorded at the sessions for 1968s ‘The Tumbler’ and the long lost Old Grey Whistle Test performance of “Bless The Weather” from 1971. The sleeve notes are by respected writer Mick Houghton, author of the Sandy Denny biography ‘I’ve Always Kept A Unicorn’.

La NOVA TUNES 3.6 : 20 tunes sélectionnées, comme toujours avec maestria, par Emilien Aumard, Max Guiguet et Michael Liot.