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Dukwa
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Dukwa follows 2022's Matter Of Time on Peggy Gou's Gudu label with this fine, musical release. "Take Me Away" resounds to metallic snares and a percussive rhythm. Against this backdrop, he weaves in blurry, woozy synths, making for a killer Detroit techno track. On "The Hedge", Dukwa follows a different path. Set to a jacking groove, he factors in jazzy keys and raw electronic riffs that build and drop through the arrangement. "Digital Forest" marks another shift. Like the other tracks, the rhythm is raw, but Dukwa's use of electronic bass and breezy melodies is sure to set it apart.
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CLUBGUDU 001
28 Mar 24
Techno
28 Mar 24
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
Review: Peggy Gou's label delivers a compilation that features regular contributors to her label. Mogwaa's "11khz" resounds to a fusion of rolling, shaking drums and lush synths. Exploring this theme further, Salamanda's "Mockingbird" is more contemplative thanks to its combination of swirling melodies and downtempo drums. In contrast, the wonderful Hiver duo drop a crystalline electro track in the shape of "Lunar". The compilation also serves up some fine dance floor tracks: DMX Krew weighs in with the clubby, angular rhythms of "One Take", Brain de Palma's "Road to Tatooine" is a fine, wonky acid track - and Closet Yi's "Sonder" is a shimmering break beat track
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GUDUFRIENDS 001
16 May 23
Electro
16 May 23
Electro
Played by: Dukwa
Review: Known for his releases on Bosconi and Numbers, Dukwa now brings his inimitable sound to Peggy Gou's Gudu. "Prune" is a driving affair, with Dukwa dropping electronic riffs and mournful piano keys over a driving groove. "Vox" continues in this vein, with Dukwa putting a focus on ghostly breakdowns, dropped in between a grinding, heads-down rhythm. On "Jepoardize", a similar sound prevails but with the key difference that it unravels over a leftfield rhythm and abstract percussive ticks. "Nuvola" is an outlier here; dusty analogue synths play out over skipping beats, making for a deeper, more esoteric take on Dukwa's sound.
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GUDU 013
29 Nov 22
Techno
29 Nov 22
Techno
