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Technicolour
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TCLRDNL 041
03 Mar 23
Indie/Alternative
03 Mar 23
Indie/Alternative
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Technicolour welcomes the super fresh sounds of emerging producer Elkka to its label following a dose of new music from DJ Boring and Studio Barnhus debutant, Sofia Kourtesis. Infusing elements of pop and R&B into a framework of outsider house and synth-led music, Elkka hits all the right notes in the summery and house-felt vibes of "Burnt Orange". With sampled loops and staccato melodies paired with a flow of acoustic drum patterns in "Alexandra", the pure synth and percussive sound of "Euphoric Melodies" rates up there as some of the best next to contemporary producers like Upsammy or Barker. With "Flowers" and "Morning Fuzz" cut from a similar template of tonal noise floors, subtle arpeggios and whimsical vocal elements, Elkka delivers a wholly inspired and new sound to the Ninja Tune sublabel.
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TCLRDNL 039
21 May 21
Deep House
21 May 21
Deep House
Review: Umfang's spellbinding performances have clearly won favour with Ninja Tune sub-label Technicolour as Light is based on material derived from her live sets. The US producer weaves a tantalising, hypnotic web of sound that veers in form and intensity from the ambient textures of "Full 1" and "Path" into the tough, minimal techno of "Weight" and "Where is She". "Pop" sees her drop a robotic, bleep workout, but Umfang impresses most when she embraces musicality. In particular, the woozy Rhodes on "Full 2" is a thing of inestimable beauty and she applies this aesthetic to great effect on the title track's bubbling groove.
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TCLRDNL 024
16 Jun 17
Techno
16 Jun 17
Techno
Review: Following turns on labels like Creme Organization, Rvng Intl. and Further Records to Bio Rhythm, Bedouin Records and Sequencias, among many others, it feels like only a matter of time before Jamal Moss has graced pretty much every label worth talking about. Following his Cosmic Bebop ?LP on his own Mathematics Recordings, Moss, under his adored Hieroglyphic Being alias, surfaces on Ninja Tune sub Technicolor. The Disco's Of Imhotep is a bright, distorted and colourful affair which harbours its own trademark, synthetic chimes, kicked off wonderfully with the sweetly tonal number "The Shrine Of The Serpent Goddess". Rather than pulling together tracks at random, the album overall sounds like something that's been crafted as a whole, and while drums and distortion may tear away at speakers cones the world over, it's the melodies of this record, annihilated or otherwise, that really make The Disco's Of Imhotep one of a kind.
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TCLRDNL 015
05 Aug 16
Techno
05 Aug 16
Techno
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TCLRDL 005
21 Oct 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
21 Oct 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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TCLRDL 002
15 Apr 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
15 Apr 13
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
