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Hassan Abou Alam
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Review: This latest drop from the Banoffee Pies team is a pretty spicy one to say the least as Hassan Abou Alam arrives in style, launching four seriously crunchy rollers, with the grimey pulses and unorthodox 2-step style rhythms of 'Kesibt' kicking things off. The title track 'Fasla' then follows, utilising unique vocal sample lines and a colourful display of slowly shifting drum sets for another unique sonic episode, before the more stripped back rhythmic arrangements and glitchy percussive inputs of 'Mawkif' then unleash a jittering bubbler. Finally, 'Hanshoof' unleashes a really cool combination of unique bass sounds and hard hitting drum rolls for a more techno-influenced outro, rounding things off nicely!
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BP 020
11 Mar 22
Bass
11 Mar 22
Bass
Review: The team at Naive have unearthed a real gemstone with this latest offering from Hassan Abou Alam, who explores futuristic electronic beats with techy influxes across five heart-warming originals. We begin with the steadily progressing electronic masterclass of the title track 'It Spills', which uses colourful acidic synth textures and a constantly evolving rhythmic base to give us something very refreshing indeed. Next, the distorted drum pressures and gnarly subs of 'Unkindled' give us a much different feel, followed by the clean breakbeat processing of 'Breathe' and harmonic bliss of 'Khamaseen'. Finally, 'All Used Up' sees us dive back into some acidic flavour as stuttering synth lines sit atop bright breaksy slices to see a wicked close to the project. Great work!
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NAIVE 015
10 Sep 21
Bass
10 Sep 21
Bass
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Portuguese artist Violet and her Naive label presents this 17-track No Justice No Peace compilation in support of Black Live Matter while expression recognition of "the immeasurable debt we owe to the consistently brilliant black artists, black music, black arts and traditions." With 100% of proceeds from this compilation donated to anti-racist funds, No Justice No Peace presents a vast array of genres and styles that embrace house, techno, and breakbeats to more leftfield and ambient productions from Odete, Millia Rage & Purelink, and Luar Domatrix. Further highlights include Overland's "Nova Scotia", Russell E. L. Butler's "The Streets Aren't Empty, Their Hearts Full Of Heat" and Violet's own "Never L8". Full support.
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NAIVEBLM
21 May 21
Experimental/Electronic
21 May 21
Experimental/Electronic
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NAIVETY 006
20 Nov 20
Experimental/Electronic
20 Nov 20
Experimental/Electronic
Riley Reinhold / Various
Mario Hammer & The Lonely Robot - "Mono No Aware/L'esprit De L'escalier" (Extrawelt Tool 3002) - (7:17) 124 BPM 
Played by: Juno Recommends Electro
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TRAUMCDDIGITAL 38
15 Jul 16
Electro
15 Jul 16
Electro
Various
Mario Hammer And The Lonely Robot - "Sirimiri/Hammersche Modularverschaltung" (Thyladomid & Jonas Mantey Retouch) - (9:02) 123 BPM
Played by: Ian Max Mauch
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TRAUMCDDIGITAL 40
03 Mar 17
Minimal/Tech House
03 Mar 17
Minimal/Tech House
