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Nightnoise
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Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Electro, Juno Recommends Experimental, Citizens Of Vice, Juno Download
Review: A label that's established itself over the past five years with continuous run of disco, coldwave and synth to deep house and baerlic music, it gives rise to DJ Magija, a new project from BarumBarum's Andreja Salpe and Galatheia. With two originals and remixes, Dawn sees tracks like "Sjaj" go oceans deep into melodic electro with Dan Wainwright's version an experimental, almost ambient and percussion lead voyage to a space beyond. "Dawn" on the other hand looks to something less aquatic with more of a horizon while whistling synths and breathy vocals give the track a melancholic touch and landscape feel to be funked out post-punk style by Middle Sky Boom. Cracking Dawn.
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NNM 069
11 Dec 20
Electro
11 Dec 20
Electro
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: We are always keen to hear anything new on Night Noise - the Amsterdam/Geneva based imprint that pursues new directions in noirish electro/disco pop. Fans of Nein, Days Of Being Wild or Roam Recordings - look no further! The label's new thriller comes courtesy of Parisian Michal Dabrowski aka Must See, who delivers some 'new' new-romantic seduction on the tres chic "Crocodile Tears". This is followed by a lo-slung/punk-funk rendition by Mexico's Inigo Vontier, as well as a retro dreamwave rework by AWITW. "Waste Of Time" sounds rather reminiscent of early Benny Benassi or Whirlpool Productions - which was cool - but we preferred Andrew Claristidge's bouncy remix.
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NNM 050
14 Sep 18
Minimal/Tech House
14 Sep 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Night Noise presents its 34th release where they steer clear of the dance floor and in doing so returns to its roots. They seek out unknown artists and provide a platform for artists on it's roster to showcase their talents. For the 'Musa' EP the label asked the artists involved to create a piece that is inspired by the people, places and music that surround them. First up is label newcomer Robert Burbidge's Rubberlips featuring Da,y whose beautiful song "Without The Moon" kicks off the EP. Ibicentric are fronted by former Sham 69 bassist Andy Prince and get remixed by Night Noise regular Mark Cooper. Regular Night Noise contributor Jamie Porteous serves up a dark trap and grime inspired jam on "Sic For The Muse" while cohorts Yarni and AWITW both deliver music that sits somewhere between chillout, balearic and experimental.
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NNM 034
06 Nov 17
Balearic/Downtempo
06 Nov 17
Balearic/Downtempo
Played by: Future Bones
Review: Yarni has been delivering quietly impressive, heavily electronic deep house EPs for Redlight and others since the start of 2014. Here, he graduates to the album format for the first time, delivering an impressively melodious and action-packed debut for Nightnoise. Over the course of 11 cheerful tracks, the Sheffield-based producer gleefully joins the dots between the hypnotic and musically expansive tech-house of Innervisions, tropical electronica, bass-heavy UK house (given his Steel City location, we'd expect nothing less), vintage Italian dream house, stretched out techno, Middle East-inspired dancefloor rollers, spaced-out electronica, new age ambient and bolder, rougher workouts.
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NNM 027
15 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
15 May 17
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Future Bones
Review: Sergio Mateo has long been one of Spain's leading underground DJs. Now he applies that expertise to production. The title track is a wonderfully evocative affair that features a dreamy vocal narrative unfolding over breathy synths. Meanwhile, percussion clicks and a bass rumbles away in the background. On "The Nothing Box", the approach is more conventional, with a stripped back rhythm complementing an electronic bass riff. Nightnoise regular Pina's remix of the title track sees it turned into an epic, atmospheric techno groove that doesn't lose sight of its original, haunting sensibilities. Meanwhile, on the Pino take of "The Nothing Box", the groove is straighter and more linear, as Hacker-esque bleak synths hover through the arrangement, but without any loss of the original version's powerful bass.
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NNM 026
17 Apr 17
Minimal/Tech House
17 Apr 17
Minimal/Tech House
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NNM 025
20 Mar 17
Deep House
20 Mar 17
Deep House
