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Filtering by Tag: Mark de Clive-Lowe
Following Midnight Snacks Vol. 1, the electronic-jazz pioneer returns with the second installment of the series, providing four tracks in which we can hear him experimenting with textures that he already knows, nonetheless expanding them in new forms.
Read MoreOn nine tracks Boomerang Records connects artists from around the world. With collaboration, experimentation and mixing tempos all at the heart of the album’s idea, the result is a multi-genre compilation LP, spanning jazz, broken beat and electronic.
Read MoreTheir new Various Artists compilation, Madre Lingua, is a collection of songs born via the constant interactions among the artists that gravitated around Mother Tongue Records in the first two years since its opening.
Read MoreMidnight Snacks Vol. 1, Mark de Clive-Lowe’s latest offering via MashiBeats, marks his return to beats and basslines at the center of four instrumental tracks of broken beat, house and downtempo.
Read MoreDreamweavers is a special record for the electro-jazz heads. The master Mark de Clive-Lowe is joined by the creative partnership of bass player Andrea Lombardini and drummer Tommaso Cappellato, two Italian musicians that have been a consistent presence on Mark de Clive-Lowe’s European tours for several years now.
Read MoreProviding high-karat remixes for a variety of artists recently, Fradinho now presents his first EP on the newly created Eclectic Beats Music label, jumping back to 2001 to recapture and release his first electronic track ever made - A Bright Future drops tomorrow.
Read MoreAnthony Nicholson and Mark de Clive-Lowe join forces to deliver a two track EP through Local Talk. Yeah-Yeah / Another Story is a special release from the Swedish label paying a tribute to the fantastic world of eclectic dance music, which these two producers have contributing to so much over decades.
Read MoreLed by producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Mark de Clive Lowe, Tokyo’s Rōnin Arkestra brings together some of the most supreme and innovative players in Japan’s jazz and electronic scene. Formed in 2017, the collective’s debut album Sonkei comes out next friday, via Albert’s Favourites.
Read MoreTwilight is a nine song collection of soul-drenched goodness, showcasing Philadelphia's First Lady of house music, Lady Alma, produced by renegade jazz and club music maverick Mark de Clive-Lowe.
Read MoreThe half-Japanese half-New Zealander, Mark de Clive-Lowe presents his new album Heritage II - the partner and second installment to his critically acclaimed album Heritage, a deeply personal exploration of his Japanese cultural and ancestral roots.
Read MoreThe UK born, Italy-based producer & DJ Patrick Gibin kick starts this year in fine style with Eglo Records first release for 2019. Cloud Nine is a two track EP featuring the soul filled tones of Detroit native Javonntte on vocals, and musical polymath Mark de Clive-Lowe on keys.
Read MoreHeritage is a deep and personal exploration of Mark de Clive-Lowe’s Japanese roots translated in a 7 track-project, deep diving into his ancestry through the lens of jazz, electronica and beats in collaboration with his LA band of world-class musicians.
Read MoreOriginally released as a 5 track EP in early 2011, Mark de Clive-Lowe reissues Leaving this Planet as a full length compilation. Collaborations, one-offs, B-sides, remixes and other bonuses from the LA-based renowned producer.
Read MoreThis month's new entries come from some of the best new releases - Bluestaeb, Yadava, Fitz Ambro$e & Submerse -, others are simply memories that we saved to revisit - from the east to the west with Gang Starr's "Jazz Thing" and Naughty by Nature's "Mourn You 'Til I Join You".
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