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TSR 0226
22 Mar 24
Psy/Goa Trance
22 Mar 24
Psy/Goa Trance
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65975
20 Jan 24
Hip Hop/R&B
20 Jan 24
Hip Hop/R&B
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HR 004
24 Nov 23
Uplifting Trance
24 Nov 23
Uplifting Trance
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MV 038
24 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
24 Nov 23
Minimal/Tech House
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ENT 070
23 Nov 23
Psy/Goa Trance
23 Nov 23
Psy/Goa Trance
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SRCD 19
24 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
24 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
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SOLM 263
08 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
08 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
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TAD 047
01 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
01 Sep 23
Psy/Goa Trance
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HR 003
25 Aug 23
Uplifting Trance
25 Aug 23
Uplifting Trance
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TAD 046
04 Aug 23
Psy/Goa Trance
04 Aug 23
Psy/Goa Trance
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ATR 012
28 Jul 23
Experimental/Electronic
28 Jul 23
Experimental/Electronic
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DWR 25
14 Jul 23
Progressive House
14 Jul 23
Progressive House
Review: Manchester musician Hidden Spheres has always been hard to pigeonhole, with his occasional EPs for Rhythm Section International often being amongst his most eclectic, all-action releases. While this return to Bradley Zero's label is rooted in the floor-filling potential of house, there's still a lot of variety on show. He excels on lead cut 'Tanzen', which is available in three forms: the breezy piano-sporting, summery, analogue-rich deep house gem that is the spine-tingling club mix; the sweat-soaked, sub-heavy jack-track that is the 'Mate mix'; and a nostalgic, hands-raised acid house take courtesy of Paula Tape. Elsewhere, he opts for weighty sub-bass, looped stabs and vintage turn-of-the-90s deep house vibes on 'Mind Over Mate' and reaches for sparse electro-not-electro beats on the early morning brilliance of 'Not Of This World'.
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RS 056
19 May 23
Deep House
19 May 23
Deep House
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HR 002
26 May 23
Uplifting Trance
26 May 23
Uplifting Trance
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X7M311A
05 May 23
Psy/Goa Trance
05 May 23
Psy/Goa Trance
Review: ondon's irrepressible Lobster Theremin label launches its new offshoot, Distant Hawaii, with Moods & Grooves signee Hidden Spheres. The mood is summery and the vibes are housey; "Waiting" kicks things into motion with a pseudo tribal beat and some lovely deep house action, while "Upsn Downs" goes a little off-kilter thanks to its rattling percussion samples and sporadic beat. "Be A Man" enters the Detroit house territories thanks to its gorgeous pads and lo-fi vocal samples, and "Bill Loves You" chuck groovy jazz instrumentation over a slick groove.
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HAWAII 001
24 Jul 15
Deep House
24 Jul 15
Deep House
Played by: Tomasz Guiddo
Review: Since contributing Distant Hawaii's debut release back in 2015, Tom 'Hidden Spheres' Harris has showcased his dusty, musically expansive take on deep house on Bradley Zero's Rhythm Section International imprint. On this return to Distant Hawaii, he infuses MPC-driven deep house grooves with elements borrowed from synth boogie, Italian deep house, and tropical jazz. There's plenty to get the juices flowing, from the fluid jazz breaks, tumbling pianos and layered synth doodles of the barely-titled opener, to the saucer-eyed bliss of dream house shuffler "By & Bye" and sun-baked warmth of "Beachy". Closer "Movin", a jazzy deep house outing blessed with some killer keys, is also superb.
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HAWAII 007
24 Feb 17
Deep House
24 Feb 17
Deep House
Review: With his sizable history on labels like Fat City and Tectonic, Illum Sphere makes the leap to Ninja Tune with this esoteric concoction of slow house thud and starry-eyed melodics. "Sleeprunner" features all of the producer's strongest characteristics, from warm and immersive basslines to emotive strings, but all realised through a decidedly unconventional framework befitting of the reputation he has made for himself. Zed Bias meanwhile creates an equally housey version of the track that lays on some rigid claps, cheeky sub bass and fluttering arpeggios in a distinctly summery style. Clearly feeling doubly inspired from his first go at the track, Illum Sphere comes back around for a "re-run" of "Sleeprunner" that turns the track into a slow-release techno peppered with undulating acid lines and rugged drums.
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ZENDNLS 381
09 Dec 13
Experimental/Electronic
09 Dec 13
Experimental/Electronic
Review: The latest release from Illum Sphere on Ninja Tune comes bolstered with so many remixes they actually come in before the original material on the tracklisting. Legowelt leads the charge with a superlative version of "Embryonic" heavy on bleeps and keyboard choir tones, before Lone delivers a sugar-sweet drum & bass interpretation. "Spectre Vex" meanwhile finds Illum Sphere exploring fulsome synth tones with a coldwave leaning, which leads neatly into the JTC and Charles Manier versions of "The Road" with their varied 80s stylings. Let's not overlook the charms of the Zed Bias version of "Sleeprunner" not to mention the other original material on the EP. It's a veritable feast of electronic ideas for those with eclectic palates.
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ZENDNL 203M
05 May 14
Bass
05 May 14
Bass
Review: It's been five years since Manchester's Ryan Hunn made his debut under the now familiar Illum Sphere alias. This debut album for scene titans Ninja Tune has been a long time coming. So, is it any good? First and foremost, it's a lot smoother and melodic than his wonkier early work. While there are off-kilter rhythms paired with futuristic electronics (see "It'll Be Over Soon" and string-laden "Ghosts of Then & Now"), these moments largely play second fiddle to woozy, James Blake-ish soundscapes and tactile downtempo moments. It's a curious move, perhaps, but one that suits the album format. Certainly, when he really nails it - such as the distinctly Balearic "One Letter From Death" - it's nothing less than sublime.
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ZENDNL 203
10 Feb 14
Bass
10 Feb 14
Bass
Review: For his second full length on Ninja Tune entitled Glass, Illum Sphere aka Ryan Hunn follows 2014's Ghosts of Then and Now LP, but sonically moves further in the direction hinted by his Spectre Vex and Second Sight 12's. According to Ninja Tune, Hunn is quoted as saying 'I wanted to make an album very different to the first one with a different palette, pace and energy." The album sees a noticeable change of direction from previous releases. Starting out with the sombre ambient experience "The Journey", there's the '80s style mood lighting of "Oracle" (reminiscent of Jan Hammer), the dusty downbeat EBM of "River" is most indicative of Hunn's recent change of direction as is lead single "Thousand Yard Stare" which sees him throw down some brooding and emotive electro variation.
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ZENDNL 237
04 Nov 16
Techno
04 Nov 16
Techno
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ZENDNL 237H
28 Oct 16
Deep House
28 Oct 16
Deep House
Review: It's certainly no bold statement to come out and say that Illum Sphere is easily one of the hottest properties in UK dance music. Real name Ryan Hunn, the multi-talented producer has appeared on all the big 'uns; from Monkeytown to Tectonic and even 3024, he's always been firmly on point delivering the goods on a consistent basis. This is his return to London's Ninja Tune, and it's through both "Second Sight" and "Ritual" that we see the man moving onto something newer, less formulaic, and highly resonant with the wide-eyed and diverse expectations of any bass produce in this day and age. This come highly recommended and it's pick of the week from us!
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ZENDNLS 427
19 Feb 16
Experimental/Electronic
19 Feb 16
Experimental/Electronic
Review: By now, it's perfectly normal to think of Illum Sphere as an OG; the artist has been involved in the modern 'bass' scene since the inception of the term 'post-dubstep' into our minds and, over the years, he's come up with nothing but quality tuneage for all sorts of club DJs. That, of course, has been the beauty of contemporary dubstep since day 1. This time he's only around for a cameo, because his recent Glass LP on Ninja Tune has received the proper remix treatment from a squad of unexpected remixers and auteurs. Horror-show techno specialist Beau Wanzer gives "Fuel The Fire" his trademark treatment - this time an eerie techno wormhole fit for nightmares - and Machine Woman follows up with an equally sinister, mid-tempo techno experiment. Jamal Moss aka Hieroglyphic Being drops his usual cocktail of distortion and funk on us, in his remix of "Red Glass", whereas Govsborg's version of "The Journey" lingers to an outsider framework, and Fotomachine's take on "Wounded" offers some old-school Detroit business that recalls the likes of Ron Hardy's edits of Leron Carson's bangers. BIG.
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ZENDNLS451- 2
28 Jul 17
Experimental/Electronic
28 Jul 17
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Previously on Distant Hawaii, UK producer Tom Harris aka Hidden Spheres appears now on Lobster Theremin with four servings of his soothing, late night house. "It Ain't Easy" is a deep, jazzy and loungey joint, reminiscent of early Atjazz, as is the sexy and evocative "IshOnSax" featuring 'some of the most contagious saxophone ever laid to wax' courtesy of Ishmael. Then it is the Moodymann-ish "The Feels", a raw house number full of heart warming pads, dusty rhythms and soulful vocals. Closing out the release is the melting pot of swirling sounds, field recordings and playful drum programming on "It's Gonna Last".
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LTWHT 012
08 Sep 17
Deep House
08 Sep 17
Deep House
Review: Earlier in the year, Hidden Spheres launched his own label, Fruit Merchant, offering up his most colourful, dreamy and tropical tracks to date. Naturally, there's an altogether different feel to this EP on Lobster Theremin (his second for Jimmy Asquith's lauded label). It's similarly melodious and analogue-rich, of course, with the cultured retro-futurist house warmth of 'This Is 4U" and bleeping deep house/electro fusion cut "McKenna's Mind" setting the tone perfectly. Elsewhere, he joins the dots between Chicago jack-tracks, organ-heavy '90s U.S garage and New Jersey deep house on "Lazer Beam", before rounding things off with a looped vocal DJ tool ("Talking Headz").
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LTUNDR 01
02 Nov 18
Deep House
02 Nov 18
Deep House
Review: Big fresh sounds once again flying out of the Nukleuz UK camp with young Russian duo Pulse & Sphere dropping one of their most noteworthy tunes to date. Following releases on Arisa, WAX, and Marcel Woods Musical Madness the pair really come up trumps on 'I Surrender' euphoric melodies combine with raw tech trance sounds and solid rolling percussion and bass-line. For something a little different but equally playable the in-house Big In Ibiza boys knock a treat up that is perfect for warming the crowds and stands up with the likes of Swedish House Mafia. A hot act to watch over the coming months, especially with them soon to get into the studio with Binary Finary.
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1574 WNUK
15 Aug 11
Uplifting Trance
15 Aug 11
Uplifting Trance
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YTDS 083
03 Sep 12
Bass
03 Sep 12
Bass
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DOPDIGI 256
21 Dec 20
Psy/Goa Trance
21 Dec 20
Psy/Goa Trance
