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Parent label Shall Not Fade has branched out with sub-labels like Time Is Now and Lost Palms, catering to a wider spectrum of electronic music.
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Vanishing Act
   
Dialled In - (7:10) 127 BPM Hot
   
Finished - (7:02) 128 BPM
   
Vanishing Act - (6:24) 126 BPM
   
Space Invaders - (7:21) 127 BPM
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PALMS 069
25 Oct 24
Deep House
ASTRO GIRLS
   
Buffy - (3:05) 125 BPM Hot
   
Claire - (3:21) 125 BPM
   
Willow - (3:51) 125 BPM
   
Lili - (3:08) 126 BPM
   
Audrey (feat Bisouxx) - (5:20) 116 BPM
   
Cassie - (4:49) 121 BPM
   
Rin - (4:11) 116 BPM
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PALMS 066
23 Aug 24
Deep House
Reconnecting The Dots
   
I'm Here, Where Are You? - (7:45) 126 BPM Hot
   
Reconnecting The Dots - (8:06) 127 BPM
   
Tulip - (9:01) 126 BPM
   
Momma - (7:59) 130 BPM
Review: Under the Harrison BDP alias, Harrison Webber has been responsible for a lot of decent deep house releases over the last ten years, including must-check EPs on Piff Records, Phonica, Berg Audio and Lost Palms. 'Reconnecting The Dots' sees him return to the latter label after three years away. for the first. He's typically brought the goods, shuffling his way through the sub-heavy, off-kilter house futurism of 'I'm Here, Where Are You', before offering Motor City sci-fi sounds on the sparkling dancefloor nostalgia of 'Reconnecting The Dots'. 'Tulip' sees him doff a cap to the Dutch 'Mellow' sound of the early '90s (with a few nods to Italian dream house thrown in), while 'Momma' combines quirky, melodic cheeriness with a wonderfully dubby bassline and swinging deep house beats.
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PALMS 068
09 Aug 24
Deep House
Third Time Lucky
   
Aether - (8:56) 126 BPM Hot
   
Third Time Lucky - (8:34) 124 BPM
   
That Wasn't A Micro-dose - (8:02) 129 BPM
   
Bottled Up - (7:46) 124 BPM
Review: Harrison BDP needs no introduction and this Third Time Lucky drop for Shall Not Fade sister label Lost Palms marks a ninth release in total for the guy on the imprint. Four tracks of deep, dubby, meditative, goodness - BDP doesn't hold back with the funky bassline in the lead cut "Aether" with space pongs and atmospheres in the background (and those keys). Keeping the whistling melody flowing in the lead cut, "That Wasn't A Micro-dose" adds a touch of airy dub to the record and slight references to the Bleep genre, leaving it up to "Bottled Up" to take the record in a gritty direction. Dirty dancing in the clouds.
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PALMS 067
07 Jun 24
Deep House
Love Theory
   
Hello (Intro) - (1:49) 105 BPM
   
Dylan Dylan & Emma Wizz - "Sorry" - (3:43) 133 BPM
   
Forward - (2:48) 135 BPM
   
Me & U - (4:11) 132 BPM Hot
   
Polaire - (2:20) 128 BPM
   
Thinking About You - (5:07) 122 BPM
   
Keep You Close - (4:32) 140 BPM
   
Don't Wanna Lose - (4:42) 130 BPM
   
The Saddest Day - (5:09) 120 BPM
   
Love Will Never Die - (3:41) 159 BPM
   
Goodbye (Outro) - (1:02) 75 BPM
Review: So the team over at Lost Palms have uncovered a real treasure chest with this latest LP collection from Dylan Dylan, a delightful unravelling of blissful garage melodies and smooth underground rhythms, perfect for the rapidly encroaching summer-time vibes. From the icey chords of 'Keep You Close' and junglist overhauls of 'Love Will Never Die' to the more hip-hop inspired harmonies of 'Polaire' and moogy acidic pulses of 'The Saddest Day', this album gives us a sonic journey to remember. Our highlights have to include both the super smooth vocal displays and wonderful arrangements of 'Sorry' alongside Emma Wizz, next to the more smoothened synth sweeps of 'Don't Wanna Lose'. Top quality work across the board!
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PALMSLP 004
24 May 24
UK Garage
Songs For The Open Air
   
Haze - (6:02) 122 BPM
   
Aerial - (4:50) 123 BPM
   
North Circular - (4:53) 124 BPM Hot
   
A Love - (4:19) 123 BPM
Review: Magnetic Family's debut release, "Songs For The Open Air" on Lost Palms, is a breath of fresh air for anyone seeking a dose of laid-back, lo-fi goodness. These four tracks, previously only available on Youtube where they garnered millions of plays, finally see a proper release on vinyl, digital, and streaming platforms. The EP's title perfectly captures its essence. Lush, ambient textures and hazy vocals paint vivid sonic landscapes that evoke feelings of open fields, warm sunshine, and carefree vibes. Opener "Haze" sets the tone with its swirling synths and woozy vocals, creating a dreamy atmosphere that lulls you in. "Aerial" picks up the pace slightly, with a more rhythmic groove and hypnotic melodies. "North Circular" injects a touch of urban energy, while maintaining the overall chilled-out vibe. The EP closes with "A Love," a beautifully melancholic track that leaves a lasting impression.
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PALMS 064
05 Apr 24
Deep House
If You Remember The 90's You Weren't There
   
If You Remember The 90's You Weren't There - (5:31) 129 BPM Hot
   
Don't Be A Pedant - (5:58) 130 BPM
   
Logical Sequences Of Grunt - (4:38) 126 BPM
   
Wisdom Of The Crowd - (6:27) 130 BPM
   
Posing For Pictures When It's A Video - (5:54) 131 BPM
   
Your Face As Art - (5:55) 128 BPM
   
Descartes Before The Horse - (5:10) 125 BPM
   
Lesson In Stoicism - (4:39) 127 BPM
Review: Joseph Price has been serving up solid (and sometimes sensational) fare as Third Son for the best part of a decade, showcasing his wares on labels including Cajual Records, Unknown To The Unknown, Stil Vor Talent and 17 Steps. Here Price makes his belated bow on Lost Palms via a mini-album containing eight tried-and-tested treats. Check first the sparkling, melody rich title track 'If You Remember The 90s You Weren't There', a bouncy fusion of vintage progressive house cheeriness, sun-splashed deep house and nods to the classier end of mid-90s trance, before admiring the joyous melodic techno of 'Wisdom of the Crowd' and the warehouse-ready headiness of 'Posing For Pictures When It's a Video'. We also recommend the 'Erotic Discourse'-esque wonkiness of 'Descartes Before The Horse'.
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PALMS 053
29 Mar 24
Deep House
Clouds
   
Clouds - (6:17) 130 BPM
   
What You Want - (4:26) 132 BPM Hot
   
Dusk - (6:04) 128 BPM
   
Wouldn't Go - (5:43) 125 BPM
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PALMS 062
15 Sep 23
Deep House
Rotary
   
Know You Better - (3:00) 124 BPM
   
No More - (5:09) 128 BPM
   
Rotary - (6:25) 127 BPM
   
Parsec - (6:39) 112 BPM
   
Carey Street - (4:18) 127 BPM Hot
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PALMS 061
15 Sep 23
Breakbeat
Yesterday, Tomorrow
   
Yesterday, Tomorrow - (6:49) 134 BPM
   
You Went Quiet - (6:18) 128 BPM
   
Landing - (5:56) 131 BPM Hot
   
Beasts Of The Under - (5:14) 130 BPM
   
Glide - (5:35) 127 BPM
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PALMS 059
07 Jul 23
Techno
Moony
   
Asok - (6:37) 122 BPM
   
Terminal 21 - (6:30) 122 BPM Hot
   
This Time Around - (6:10) 119 BPM
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PALMS 060
16 Jun 23
Deep House
High On
   
High On - (5:00) 130 BPM Hot
   
It's Timeless - (5:24) 130 BPM
   
Radiance - (5:00) 131 BPM
   
Disorder - (6:50) 130 BPM
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PALMS 058
12 May 23
Deep House
Technicolour
   
Juniper - (5:00) 121 BPM
   
Shosa - (4:59) 117 BPM Hot
   
Try - (5:41) 118 BPM
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PALMS 056
14 Apr 23
Deep House
NMAV
   
Something That U Feel - (5:13) 120 BPM Hot
   
An Emotion, Whatever... - (7:10) 118 BPM
   
It Is Your Only Choice - (7:32) 124 BPM
   
Play The Music - (6:44) 115 BPM
   
NMAV - (7:25) 123 BPM
Review: With this EP from DJ Psychiatre - a return to the label following 2021's 'Never Complain' and last year's 'Lucidity EP' - Shall Not Fade offshoot has notched up half a century of releases. The formidable five-tracker is a fitting way to celebrate the landmark, with the French producer variously treating us to huggable, sunrise-ready deep house bliss (the wonderfully emotive and loved-up 'Something That You Feel'), ultra-deep, bassline-driven funkiness (the similarly impressive 'An Emotion, Whatever'), tactile and gently bleeping dancefloor melodiousness (the picturesque 'It Is Your Only Choice'), mid-tempo loveliness (the 'dancing in your mind' sofa delight that is 'Play The Music') and acid-flecked sci-fi house ('NMAV'). An inspired EP all told.
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PALMS 050
27 Jan 23
Deep House
Mentalphysics
   
All Day - (8:15) 127 BPM
   
Melted - (9:14) 126 BPM Hot
   
Delta T - (6:11) 130 BPM
   
Mid Valley - (7:59) 132 BPM
   
Samo - (6:23) 133 BPM
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PALMS 057
18 Nov 22
Deep House
Lucidity
   
Lucidity - (7:43) 127 BPM
   
A Moment Of Groove - (7:38) 109 BPM Hot
   
A Story About Sequences - (7:10) 126 BPM
   
Join The Operation - (7:03) 129 BPM
   
If A Heartbeat Could Speak - (6:57) 117 BPM
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PALMS 054
11 Nov 22
Electro
Outer Shon
   
Juniper Ash - (6:26) 127 BPM
   
Gauze - (5:38) 128 BPM
   
Sanzhi UFO - (5:31) 124 BPM
   
On A Dub - (5:19) 129 BPM Hot
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PALMS 055
04 Nov 22
Deep House
Don't Buy The Sun
   
Don't Buy The Sun - (6:11) 128 BPM Hot
   
FM Trilogy - (6:43) 130 BPM
   
Charge The Gun - (6:47) 133 BPM
   
Gale Force - (5:35) 124 BPM
   
About Last Night - (5:31) 126 BPM
   
About Last Night (instrumental) - (5:31) 126 BPM
Review: UK DJ/producer Alex Virgo heads up his own Pomme Frite label but has also chalked up releases on Skint, Future Disco and Lost Palms. Here, he returns to the latter with a six-track EP that, broadly speaking, operates somewhere on the cusp between 'tech' and 'progressive' house, with driving, no-nonsense kicks and big, euphoric synth riffs much in evidence throughout. It's all plenty playable and has bags of energy, but 'Charge The Gun' is the standout for yours truly, as Virgo tones down the blissed-out vibes in favour of a slightly grungier, ravier feel with echoes of early Prodigy material.
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PALMS 051
14 Oct 22
Minimal/Tech House
Silver Lake
   
Uranium - (6:59) 141 BPM
   
Gold Mines - (5:43) 135 BPM
   
Overshoot - (6:46) 143 BPM
   
Law Breaker - (4:49) 142 BPM
   
Stay Forever - (5:29) 145 BPM
   
Lunatic State - (5:32) 148 BPM
   
DJ Physical & Ika Sile - "Early Sprinter" - (6:52) 144 BPM
   
DJ Physical & Ika Sile - "Bootybounce" - (5:12) 143 BPM Hot
   
Silver Lake - (6:29) 140 BPM
   
Silver Lake (Break mix) - (6:15) 135 BPM
Review: Silver Lake is DJ Physical aka Loyce Demellier's debut album, and it guides the listener on a high-octane journey through techno and electro. From the atmospheric, emotional acid of "Uranium", into the dramatic bass and string-soaked groove of "Gold Mines", it's clear that DJ Physical has carved out a distinctive style. That's not to suggest that this album lacks variety; as the seductive break beats of "Law Breaker" and the jungle inspired "Stay Forever" both demonstrate, Silver Lake is a diverse affair, but the common bond throughout is DJ Physical's musical approach, which bubbles to the surface on the title track's swirling techno.
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PALMSLP 003
05 Aug 22
Techno
Innervisions
   
I've Been Waiting - (5:32) 130 BPM
   
Sonar - (6:28) 127 BPM
   
What's Next - (2:57) 124 BPM
   
Innervisions - (6:52) 133 BPM
   
M1 & I - (5:49) 130 BPM Hot
   
In My Feels - (5:36) 124 BPM
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PALMS 046
08 Jul 22
Breakbeat
Swearing
   
Quasar - "Ginga" - (6:08) 126 BPM
   
Quasar - "Non Ce Ne Importa" - (7:08) 121 BPM Hot
   
Cristo - "(It's) Over" - (5:29) 123 BPM
   
Cristo - "Good For You" - (8:01) 120 BPM
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PALMS 045
17 Jun 22
Deep House
Bloem
   
ICBT1 - (6:01) 128 BPM
   
Bloem - (4:48) 120 BPM
   
Forgot Me - (5:14) 122 BPM
   
Forgot You - (7:49) 120 BPM
   
Human - (4:25) 130 BPM
   
Why - (5:05) 132 BPM Hot
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PALMS 044
17 Jun 22
Deep House
Vivid Night Experience
   
Motion - (5:35) 128 BPM Hot
   
Surface - (6:01) 122 BPM
   
Hiroshima - (4:41) 132 BPM
   
Get Down On - (2:55) 113 BPM
   
YT Storm - (5:47) 122 BPM
   
What Selects - (4:29) 124 BPM
   
Ninja H2R Flyby - (6:41) 120 BPM
   
Ride - (2:43) 80 BPM
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PALMSLP 002
29 Apr 22
Deep House
Minobu
   
Onjuku - (2:15) 123 BPM
   
Minobu In The Rain - (7:23) 128 BPM
   
Unexpected Departure - (6:41) 127 BPM
   
Route E52 - (5:39) 126 BPM Hot
   
Could This Be - (8:05) 126 BPM
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PALMS 049
22 Apr 22
Deep House
Lunatica Borghesia
   
You Can't Buy Luxury - (6:01) 128 BPM Hot
   
Ego Borghese - (6:08) 132 BPM
   
Listening To Some Impala In Coventry - (3:40) 132 BPM
   
9,99EUR - (7:39) 139 BPM
   
Pegasus - (5:24) 130 BPM
   
Tradizione Tradimento - (6:02) 130 BPM
Review: Italian artist KOKO initially rose to prominence via ear-pleasing, club-friendly blends of tech-house and deep house on the INFUSE and LOCUS labels. This outing for Shall Not Fade offshoot Lost Palms is a much deeper, gently melodious and occasionally jazz affair, with the 24 year-old bouncing between drowsy, soft-touch dreaminess ('You Can't By Luxury'), muscular-but-drowsy jazz-house ('Ego Borghese'), immersive deep tech-house (the gaseous pads, gentle melodies and breathless beats of 'Listening To Some Impala in Coventry'), sun-bright, acid-flecked dancefloor colour ('9.99 Euro'), breezy '90s Italian deep house revivalism ('Pegasus') and luscious, blissful two-step garage/deep house fusion ('Tradizione Tradimento').
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PALMS 047
04 Feb 22
Deep House
Euphoria
   
Intro - (0:46) 118 BPM
   
FTA - (3:49) 130 BPM
   
The Walk Through The Park - (5:17) 134 BPM Hot
   
Charonne - (6:57) 125 BPM
   
Hope You Will Find Peace - (7:07) 128 BPM
   
Interlude#1 - (1:38) 120 BPM
   
You - (3:49) 152 BPM
   
I Got A Feeling - (4:24) 130 BPM
   
Altered Ego - (5:25) 142 BPM
   
Where Have You Been - (4:55) 120 BPM
   
Lootus - (3:09) 148 BPM
Review: Over the last year or so Dylan Dylan has delivered a number of impressive contributions to split EPs and compilations. Lost Palms' boss Kieran Williams was clearly impressed, because he's snapped up her debut album, Euphoria. Thoroughly contemporary sounding whilst showcasing the richness and variety of Dylan Dylan's old school influences, it's a varied but coherent affair unified by a love of weighty bassline, shimmering synths and brilliantly programmed percussion. Highlights include the punishing intergalactic house squelch of 'I Got a Feeling', the rave-igniting breakbeat bustle of 'The Walk Through The Park', the ultra-deep instrumental hip-hop haziness of 'You', the ghetto-house thrust of 'FTA' and the pitched-down alien electro shuffle of 'Altered Ego'.
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PALMSLP 001
14 Jan 22
Deep House
Steadfast
   
Steadfast - (5:29) 140 BPM Hot
   
Count It Off - (5:14) 136 BPM
   
Rapids - (5:51) 136 BPM
   
In The Ashes - (5:06) 132 BPM
Review: The Lost Palms team seem to have a real knack for finding sonic gems, with this latest episode of their catalogue being another stunning selection, with Subjoi providing a gorgeous four-track display of atmospheric garage-inspired precision. We open up with 'In The Ashes', a beautiful harmonic display across emotive piano melodies and delicate drums, followed by a slightly quicker, more sub-driven creation in 'Steadfast', a very worthy title track indeed. Next, 'Count It Off' ups the pace again with a chime-driven harmonic structure and more intense drum processing, before the choppy basslines and intricate chord delays of 'Rapids' put a fancy bow on top of an already well designed selection. Lovely stuff!
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PALMS 048
12 Nov 21
UK Garage
Divine Reality
   
Divine Reality - (7:39) 126 BPM
   
Local Chain - (7:21) 122 BPM
   
Green Machine - (7:08) 123 BPM Hot
Review: London-based Detoiter Demi Riquisimo has been responsible for some high-quality music over the last 18 months, most notably a superb two-tracker on Homage and an electro-focused outing on 10 Questions. Divine Reality, the producer's Lost Palms label debut, is equally as striking. Riquisimo sets the tone with the sci-fi seeped title track, where classic Kraftwerk synths, psychedelic acid motifs and shimmering Motor City electronics rise above a crunchy drum machine beat, before exploring disco-fuelled loop jam territory on the unfeasibly funky 'Local Chain'. Arguably best of all though is closing cut 'Green Machine', a joyously camp and driving chunk of late-night Italo-disco rich in mid-'80s synth riffs, intergalactic chords and thrusting electronic bass.
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PALMS 043
24 Sep 21
Deep House
Smart Digital Life
   
1722 - (4:07) 125 BPM
   
Spin - (5:12) 130 BPM
   
PAD MA - (4:20) 128 BPM
   
When I Wake Up - (4:45) 132 BPM Hot
   
Up High - (6:06) 116 BPM
Review: Since switching from Greco-Roman Records to Lost Palms last year, Andy Smith AKA Lxury has reinvented himself as a maker of colourful, hard-to-pigeonhole dance music that puts kaleidoscopic synth synths, dreamy chords, and loved-up vocal samples at the heart of the action. The producer's new trademark sound is much in evidence on Smart Digital Life, an expansive collection of cuts that's full of subtle (and not so subtle) nods to different dancefloor styles. Our picks of a very strong bunch include the pulsating, Italo-influenced throb of 'Pad Ma', the rave-igniting house bounce of 'When I Wake Up' - all looped vocal snippets, vintage Orbital riffs and carnival-ready drums - the mid-tempo deep house weight of 'Up High' and the huggable dreaminess of superb opener '1722'.
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PALMS 042
02 Jul 21
Deep House
Amber Fade
   
Amber Fade - (5:45) 127 BPM Hot
   
Tilted - (6:15) 131 BPM
   
This Moment (I Feel) - (6:14) 122 BPM
   
Disappear - (6:36) 132 BPM
   
Start Again - (6:00) 124 BPM
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PALMS 041D
04 Jun 21
Deep House
In My Dreams
   
In My Dreams - (4:48) 119 BPM
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PALMS 039S4
21 May 21
Deep House
Into The Past
   
Into The Past - (6:30) 128 BPM Hot
   
Strange Object - (5:51) 128 BPM
   
Calispo - (6:08) 127 BPM
   
Spitzer - (6:00) 125 BPM
   
Mars - (7:25) 128 BPM
   
Celestial - (6:57) 127 BPM
Review: In the space of a handful of EPs and contributions to compilations, Edinburgh-based Astro has developed a trademark sound that tends towards the starry and intergalactic. He further expands on this attractive sonic blueprint on Into The Past, the producer's most sizable offering yet. There's plenty to set the pulse racing across the six tracks on show, from the piano-powered, peak-time sci-fi house of the title track, to the squelchy, loved-up deep house bliss of 'Calipso' and the driving, immersive dancefloor futurism of 'Mars'. Also worth checking is ultra-deep shuffler 'Celestial', whose heavy sub-bass adds serious dancefloor weight, and the atmospheric, undulating brilliance of 'Strange Object'.
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PALMS 040
07 May 21
Deep House
Atlas
   
Shimmer - (5:24) 121 BPM Hot
   
If - (8:21) 123 BPM
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PALMS 039
23 Apr 21
Deep House
Never Complain
   
I Was There - (7:17) 119 BPM
   
Very Funky, Very Soulful - (6:09) 121 BPM
   
Never Complain - (7:24) 122 BPM
   
Bouncing Back - (6:09) 125 BPM
   
Keep This Sound Going - (5:40) 118 BPM Hot
   
Feelings (Xdeep mix) - (5:36) 120 BPM
   
Le Ciel - (5:52) 118 BPM
Review: Having previously impressed via an appearance on Shall Not Fade's fifth anniversary compilation, Sylvain Creton AKA DJ Psychiatre has been offered a chance to showcase his developing sound via an EP on the Bristol imprint's Lost Palms offshoot. His trademark sound is dreamy, warming and colourful, with immersive pads, shimmering lead lines and ear-pleasing musical flourishes riding tactile house and breakbeat grooves. Highlights come thick and fast throughout, from the cheery, sunrise-ready shuffle of 'Very Funky, Very Soulful', and the ultra-deep late-night sleaze of 'Never Complain', to the woozy, drifting haziness of 'Keep This Sound Going' and the bleeping, Rhodes-sporting lusciousness of closing cut 'Le Ciel'.
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PALMS 038
19 Mar 21
Deep House
Invisible In The Dark
   
Invisible In The Dark - (7:35) 127 BPM
   
Slugs - (7:07) 126 BPM
   
Hate The Taste Of Whiskey - (7:42) 125 BPM Hot
   
Departure - (7:34) 124 BPM
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PALMS 037
19 Feb 21
Deep House
L'Aquitaine
   
Hypnotize - (4:08) 126 BPM Hot
   
Seductive - (4:12) 126 BPM
   
L'aquitaine - (3:36) 127 BPM
   
Ineedyourightnow - (4:05) 128 BPM
   
L'Aquitaine (DJ Swagger remix) - (5:23) 133 BPM
Review: Since debuting via a well-received collaboration with pal DJ Swagger back in 2016, DJ Aedidias has only released a handful of singles, mostly on rather obscure imprints. This first outing on Lost Palms, then, amounts to the producer's highest-profile release to date. It's quietly impressive, too. For proof, check out bass-heavy opener 'Hypnotize', where drowsy deep house chords ride a bumpin' late-night beat, the spacey ambient chords and snappy US garage drums of 'Seductive', and the jazzier and arguably cheerier 'L'Aquitaine', where he makes use of some rather good synth stabs. Elsewhere, 'Ineedyourightnow' strikes a superb balance between sub-heavy hypnotism and dewy-eyed deep house bliss, while DJ Swagger's remix of L'Aquitaine is a heady, saucer-eyed wonder.
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PALMS 036
29 Jan 21
Deep House
Bias
   
Bias - (5:37) 131 BPM
   
Desire - (5:04) 152 BPM
   
Alone - (7:07) 126 BPM Hot
   
Empty Nights - (6:06) 126 BPM
Review: From the deep south comes Australian producer Subjoi outta Adelaide to deliver Shall Not Fade sub-label Lost Palms a third solo release! Turning in a house, drum and bass, trance and hip hop inspired EP, Subjoi kicks it off with some Wu-Tang sample flavours in the looped and filtered house vibe of "Empty Nights". Enter some straight-up UKG vocals and Australian-pop synths done Bag Raiders style in "Alone" there's some raw and dusty drum and bass sequences thrown under a piano-laden track in "Desire". Turning to distorted amen breaks, jungle loops and drum and bass alongside some '90s trance inspirations in the title track "Bias" - Subjoi brings the love.
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PALMS 035
04 Dec 20
Breakbeat
Lost Boi
   
Questions? - (7:07) 131 BPM
   
Lost Boi - (5:23) 150 BPM
   
Where Didya Come From? - (5:43) 125 BPM
   
Justin Jay, Krywald & Farrer - "I Feel" - (6:41) 131 BPM Hot
   
Justin Jay, Benny Bridges, Krywald & Farrer - "Ramen With The Boys" - (6:08) 133 BPM
   
Wtf Dude...? - (6:15) 140 BPM
Review: Justin Jay has quietly amassed an impressive discography over the last seven years, delivering a mixture of high-grade techno, tech-house and deep house cuts. On his first outing for Shall Not Fade offshoot Lost Palms, the Los Angeles-based producer cannily concentrates on the deeper, warmer and more atmospheric end of his trademark sound, bouncing between dusty, sample-rich jams (the S3A style quiet jazziness of 'Where Didya Come From?'), up-tempo deep space electro ('Lost Boy'), bumpin' and immersive deep house melodiousness ('Questions') and off-kilter, decidedly psychedelic post-IDM electronica (the acid-fired 'WTF Dude?'). We'd also recommend collaborative crew cut 'Ramen With The Boys', a deep and dubby excursion where Benny Bridges, Krywald and Farrar all lend a hand.
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PALMS 034
13 Nov 20
Deep House
Ego
   
Ego - (8:24) 127 BPM
   
Tonpooleins - (6:57) 130 BPM
   
Highball - (7:37) 130 BPM
   
M-type - (8:44) 132 BPM Hot
   
Parametric - (5:33) 125 BPM
Review: Brett Henderson AKA Computer Data is clearly one of Lost Palms' priorities for 2020, because this fine EP is the San Francisco-based producer's fourth single for the label this year. It picks up where its predecessor Seele left off, with Henderson first offering up the muscular but spacey deep house/techno fusion of 'Ego' - all energetic synth-bass, dreamy chords, bleary-eyed female vocal samples and bleeping melodies - before opting for a deeper, hazier and more hypnotic vibe on late night house shuffler 'Tonpooleins'. He reaches for the breakbeats on tactile, loved-up workout 'Highball', while 'M-Type' is a jacking, bass-heavy chunk of late-night techno sleaze. The trippy and psychedelic stomp of 'Parametric' rounds of another essential collection of Computer Data cuts.
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PALMS 033
25 Sep 20
Deep House
Trinity Lounge
   
Skydance - (4:54) 119 BPM
   
Blue Orchid - (3:43) 122 BPM
   
Dimly Lit - (3:24) 127 BPM
   
Memphis - (5:46) 128 BPM Hot
   
Go (dub) - (4:33) 127 BPM
Review: Shall Not Fade sublabel Lost Palms turns it up again by welcoming young producer and artist LXURY to its fold with this five-track maxi, Trinity Lounge. An artist formally known for his output on (Joe from Hot Chip's) Greco-Roman label he joins a cast of artists on Lost Palms that includes the likes of DJ Boring, J.Tijn and Harrison BDP! This label debut sees LXURY turn in an uplifting ensemble of tracks that sees summer vibes, attractions and melodies clash and bounce with a fresh aesthetic of future club and bass music, explored through touches of disco in "Memphis" and "Go (dub)". With fluro basslines exploding like a Starburst commercial in "Skydance" to dubbier, stepping and '90s vibes in "Dimly Lit" alongside the obscure club pop of "Blue Orchid", LXURY becomes a new name in future house and two-step inspired music.
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PALMS 032
11 Sep 20
Deep House
Eolian
   
Eolian - (6:11) 126 BPM
   
Losing Track - (6:16) 128 BPM
   
Enklave - (5:42) 101 BPM
   
Opulence - (5:16) 124 BPM Hot
   
Laze - (5:15) 126 BPM
   
Ae - (3:26) 126 BPM
Review: Following fine, must-check outings on Craigie Knowes and Let's Play House, rising star Eluize pops up on Lost Palms with a varied and ear-pleasing mini-album. The Night Tide label founder hits the ground running with title track "Eolian", enveloping a trippy, psychedelic house groove with dreamy vocalizations and richly melodic synthesizer motifs, before heading for warehouse-ready jack territory on the mildly foreboding "Losing Track". She dips the tempo on deep and melancholic chugger "Enklave", while "Opulence" is a creepy, all-analogue workout tailor made for wonky early morning dances. Elsewhere, "Leaze" is heavily influenced by sparkling, mid-80s Jean-Michel Jarre records, and "Ae" is a delicious drift through twinkling, piano-laden downtempo pastures full of dreamy vocal textures and sun-bright melodies.
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PALMS 031
21 Aug 20
Deep House
Slipping
   
Slipping - (5:58) 132 BPM Hot
   
I Can't Keep My Head (He's Mine) - (5:34) 128 BPM
   
Corners - (5:21) 130 BPM
   
Getting Back To You - (6:54) 133 BPM
   
I Can't Keep My Head (He's Mine) (Will Silver remix) - (4:55) 80 BPM
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PALMS 030
14 Aug 20
Breakbeat
Seele
   
Seele - (8:25) 130 BPM Hot
   
Broken - (7:58) 130 BPM
   
Departure - (6:10) 130 BPM
   
Verloren - (8:13) 125 BPM
   
Verlust - (7:25) 125 BPM
   
Gleis Vier - (5:21) 157 BPM
Review: Earlier in the year, San Francisco artist Computer Data made the leap to Lost Palms with what we believe is his strongest and most impactful EP to date. Happily, we can report that this speedy sequel is every bit as alluring, offering a slightly more spacey and far-sighted blend of tracks. Highlights are plentiful throughout, from the ghostly and melancholic hypnotism of techno opener "Seele", and the revivalist deep acid house dreaminess of "Verloren", to the hazy lo-fi techno trip that is "Verlust". Redlined ambient cut "Gleis Veir" is a picturesque delight, too, while "Broken" is a breezy slab of melodic techno positivity.
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PALMS 029
17 Jul 20
Deep House
Jupiter
   
The Jupiter Song - (7:28) 120 BPM
   
Hey, Keep Going - (6:49) 122 BPM
   
Acid Horizontal Polka - (6:05) 124 BPM Hot
   
Snake Jazz - (7:10) 120 BPM
   
Gotta Keep Us Separated - (5:59) 123 BPM
Review: Colombia's Felipe Gordon may be a relative newcomer to the scene, but on this superb five-tracker he evidences both a strong understanding/appreciation of dance music history and a remarkable degree of versatility in the studio. 'The Jupiter Song' is a garage-y affair built around stuttering Rhodes chords, 'Hey! Keep Going' takes us into acidic deep house territory and is one for locked-on 3am floors, 'Acid Horizontal Polka' is a proper 303 workout lightened by more garage-y keys, 'Snake Jazz' is a meandering, jazzual, sax-sprinkled drifter par excellence, and then finally 'Keep Us Separated' finds us back on more soulful ground.
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PALMS 028
29 May 20
Deep House
Introspective
   
Introspective - (6:06) 126 BPM
   
Musa - (5:59) 123 BPM
   
Smile - (6:08) 120 BPM
   
Lotus - (6:24) 127 BPM Hot
Review: Somewhat surprisingly, Danny 'Swoose' Simpson has not released a solo single (or album, for that matter) since making his debut on Made Fresh Daily way back in the summer of 2013. He's clearly been productive in that time, though, because this pleasingly melodious and atmospheric comeback single contains some of his strongest music to date. He begins via the drowsy Rhodes chords, twinkling lead lines, robust electronic motifs and skittish machine drums of "Introspective", before exploring more feverish, hallucinatory deep house territory on the neo-trance influenced "Musa". Elsewhere, "Smile" is a lolloping slab of hazy jazz-house deepness, while "Lotus" is an acid-flecked skip through DJ Seinfeld/DJ Boring style breakbeat-driven deep house dreaminess.
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PALMS 027
22 May 20
Deep House
Baum
   
Keinrussisch - (6:02) 131 BPM
   
Abendrot - (10:13) 125 BPM
   
Baum - (5:59) 128 BPM
   
Selbstbesinnungen - (4:18) 127 BPM
   
Elektronisch - (7:13) 124 BPM
   
Healintro - (4:05) 127 BPM Hot
Review: Since first emerging in 2018, San Francisco artist Computer Data has offered up a handful of decent EPs on fairly obscure labels. This outing on Lost Palms is therefore is his most high profile release to date; happily, he's made the most of the opportunity. Across the six tracks you'll find a range of grooves and moods, from the ethereal, winter-crisp deep house beauty of "Abendrot" and the deep techno hustle of "Baum", to the bleeping, 21st century electro/breakbeat/deep house fusion of "Selbstbesinnungen" and the life-affirming ambient drift of "Healintro". Arguably best of all though is the rolling breakbeat house lusciousness of opener "Keinrussich".
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PALMS 026
27 Mar 20
Deep House
Me & U
   
Me & U - (6:09) 125 BPM Hot
   
Back Down - (8:08) 126 BPM
   
Contrast - (6:02) 130 BPM
   
Has It Come To This - (4:28) 143 BPM
   
Joy - (5:18) 127 BPM
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PALMS 025
28 Feb 20
Deep House
Cathedrals
   
The Devil In Disguise - (9:37) 130 BPM
   
Dark Water - (7:55) 126 BPM Hot
   
Cathedrals - (10:21) 124 BPM
   
Reflections - (7:12) 130 BPM
Review: Some six months on from his last appearance on Lost Palms, rising star Harrison BDP returns to the Shall Not Fade offshoot with another must-check EP. It's arguably one of his most energetic and forthright releases to date, too, with opener "The Devil In Disguise" cheerily doffing a cap towards the piano-sporting, gospel-tinged techno rush of Motor City artists Terrence Parker and Floorplan. In contrast "Dark Water" is spacey, deep and dubby - if no less dancefloor-ready - while title track "Cathedrals" is a lusciously melodious shuffle into heavily electronic deep house territory. As if that wasn't enough to set the pulse racing, "Reflections" sees the Cardiff producer brilliantly join the dots between jazz-house, two-step garage and futurist techno.
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PALMS 024
17 Jan 20
Deep House
Dancing For You
   
3am Central Line - (6:15) 122 BPM
   
Latin Tongue - (5:53) 127 BPM
   
Don't Wanna Stop - (6:36) 125 BPM Hot
   
Minds Nature - (4:51) 129 BPM
Review: Next up on Lost Palms is 1-800 Girls aka Jake Stewart. Dancing is an atmospheric affair that is sure to appeal to fans of more esoteric techno. "3am Central Line" opens the release with a gentle, stepping groove and squelchy acid lines, while in a similar style is "Latin Tongue": the 303s have been replaced with breathy, billowing synths, but the punchy drums remain. On "Don't Wanna Stop", Stewart ups the tempo to deliver rolling break beats, but they deliver jazzy keys, while the EP concludes with "Minds Nature", an evocative piece of music that has echoes of 90s ambient.
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PALMS 023
29 Nov 19
Electro
Watching The World Go By
   
Red Sky - (6:18) 128 BPM Hot
   
Watching The World Go By - (9:34) 126 BPM
   
Stuck In Limbo - (9:19) 127 BPM
   
Foxgloves - (8:00) 120 BPM
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PALMS 022
18 Oct 19
Techno
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