Tracklisting
A1 DEAS - Flux
A2 DEAS - Concentrate
B1 DEAS - Flow
B2 DEAS - Form

Sales Note
Minimalism, Simplicity and Functionality.

Inspired by Bauhaus, created for music.

- grey marbled vinyl - More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Black Air
A2 DEAS - Tanzhaus
B1 DEAS - Dark Line
B2 DEAS - Cut More

Tracklisting:
A1 Deas - Format
A2 Deas - Burning Space
B1 Deas - Focus
B2 Deas - Vortex More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Screenshot
A2 DEAS - Construction
B1 DEAS - Form Follow Function
B2 DEAS - Paradox

Sales Note
- 2023 repress -

Minimalism, Simplicity and Functionality.

Inspired by Bauhaus, created for music.

- coloured vinyl - More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Confusion
A2 DEAS - Block
B1 DEAS - Convenience
B2 DEAS - Dystopian Future

Sales Note
- 2023 repress -

Minimalism, Simplicity and Functionality.

Inspired by Bauhaus, created for music.

- coloured vinyl - More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Praxis
A2 DEAS - Black Form
B1 DEAS - Elements
B2 DEAS - Prefix

Sales Note
Minimalism, Simplicity and Functionality.

Inspired by Bauhaus, created for music.

- clear vinyl - More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Circle
A2 DEAS - Oval
B1 DEAS - Triangle
B2 DEAS - Cube

Release Note:
Minimalism, Simplicity and Functionality.

Inspired by Bauhaus, created for music.

- red marbled vinyl - More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Resonant
A2 DEAS - Layer
B1 DEAS - Theory
B2 DEAS - Bad Advice More

Tracklisting:
A1 DEAS - Isolation
A2 DEAS - Abroad
B1 DEAS - Function 7
B2 DEAS - System Theory

Release Note:
From where we stand the rain seems random. If we could stand somewhere else, we would see the order in it. We are glad to welcome Deas, his debut on the label is at full maturity with very effective cuts studied, and developed to be useful on an energetic dancefloor anywhere in the world. More

The young and talented Polish producer DEAS debuts on Planet Rhythm with a bang. 4 effective techno cuts to be played at any time during a proper warehouse rave. More

DEAS comes back to Second State with his brand new ‘Red Source’ EP following the extremely well received ‘Velocity’ EP earlier this year. In true DEAS fashion he delivers four dance floor burners of high pace, abrasive yet euphoric Techno that will turn any rave into a moment of full fledge mayhem. Diving in head first, ‘Red Source’ has the “pedal to the metal” where brisk percussion lays the ground work for sonic bleeps and eery vocals reminiscent of an excursion into deep space travel. ‘Face To Face’ follows suit with the same approach and concept yet relies more heavily on the drums to do the heavy lifting. Maintaining the pace and sticking to his signature tools, DEAS takes his sound palette and switches out the programming of expected sounds creating a surprisingly cool cut with ‘Second Signal’. Welcome back, DEAS! More

Tracklisting
A1 Yan Cook - Rose
A2 Yan Cook - Freak Show
B1 Yan Cook - Quatro
B2 Yan Cook - Loophole More

Tracklisting
A1 Antic Soul - Utapau
A2 Antic Soul - Asukara
B1 Antic Soul - Transmutation
B2 Antic Soul - Just A Dream More

Tracklisting
A1 Unknown Artist - Back The Funk
A2 Unknown Artist - Beginners
B1 Unknown Artist - Block Rockin'
B2 Unknown Artist - The Funk More

Tracklisting
A1 Red Rooms - Konichiwa
A2 Red Rooms - Domain
B1 Red Rooms - No Turning Back
B2 Red Rooms - Transcendency
C1 Red Rooms - Zoia
C2 Red Rooms - Unidentified Objects
D1 Red Rooms - Emerge
D2 Red Rooms - Cypher More

Tracklisting
A1 Muzmin - Altta
A2 Muzmin - The Bulb
B1 Muzmin - Yuklem
B2 Muzmin - Kran More

Tracklisting
A1 Gunjack - Fat Lady Sings
A2 Gunjack - Body Memory
B1 Gunjack - Footprints
B2 Gunjack - Iceman Cometh More

Tracklisting
A1 Red Rooms - Konichiwa
A2 Red Rooms - Domain
B1 Red Rooms - No Turning Back
B2 Red Rooms - Transcendency
C1 Red Rooms - Zoia
C2 Red Rooms - Unidentified Objects
D1 Red Rooms - Emerge
D2 Red Rooms - Cypher More

Tracklisting
A1 Genex & Stipp - Out Of Turn
A2 Genex & Stipp - Nazca Lines
B1 Stipp - Vision
B2 Genex - Cryptic Feedback More

Tracklisting
A1 OFF/GRID - One Stab Ahead
A2 Gunjack - Memory Man
B1 Antic Soul - Mandalore
B2 Lenny San - Hedonist More

Tracklisting
A1 Dynamic Forces - First Day Of Life
A2 Dynamic Forces - New Set Up
B1 Dynamic Forces - Plague
B2 Dynamic Forces - Tango More

Tracklisting
A1 Shabaam & Aladarus - Colossal
A2 Lenny San - Orbital
B1 OFF / GRID - Inner City Blues
B2 Rove Ranger - Onakum More

Following his debut EP 'En clair-obscur' and a series of singles earlier this year cementing his place as a rising name in the world of cinematic soul & funk, Hamburg's finest cinematic soul artist 'The Offline' announces his debut album 'La couleur de la mer'.

Reminiscent of film scores from the 60s and 70s, The Offline worked with co-producer Tim Liztenberger to channel the influence of film composers such as Francois de Roubaix and Brian Bennet, creating his own soundtrack on 'La couleur de la mer'. Inducing images of manorial, fog-swept villas at the sea's edge, silhouetted sailing boats and cigar-chomping villains attempting to thwart the mission of an imaginary hero, the record is a masterfully composed sonic journey. Experimenting with themes and atypical song structures, the music moves from dramatic cues to fragile romanticism. It incorporates psychedelic spaciness, retro soul and hip-hop sensibilities informed by The Offline's extensive record collection and crate-digger status.

"Ever since I was a child, I was fascinated by the soundtracks from the 60s and 70s, and I always wanted to make an album in the film score direction. I wrote about 30 demos, kicked half of it and stuck to the ones that felt right in the dramaturgical structure of the 'movie'. Interestingly the main theme was set early on while writing the album, which made the writing process much easier."

Aptly named, 'Thème de la couleur de la mer' opens proceedings, establishing the core motifs of the record. Haunting flutes and xylophones lead the way into Khruangbin-esque guitar lines, which sit against a hip-hop canvas that returns on boom-bap head boppers like 'Quelque chose reste'. Retro soul revival takes precedence on deep cuts like 'Un bout de chemin', with wah-gated guitars interacting with emotive cello lines and symphonic string & horn sections.

The Offline came to life when composer and photographer Felix Mu?ller travelled the Atlantic coastline in the south of France with his analogue camera, capturing beach life on film. After coming back to Hamburg, he started writing songs as the sonic counterpart to the analogue visuals. His Debut EP 'En Clair-Obscur' includes five tracks that capture the essence of his journey and the feeling of a cool summer soundtrack.

SUPPORT:

Gilles Peterson - 6 Music + WWFM
Huey Morgan - 6 Music
Deb Grant - 6 Music
Tom Ravenscroft - 6 Music
Jyoty - RINSE FM
Jazz FM (Various)
FIP (Various)
Soho Radio (Various)
NTS (Various)
Reprezent Radio (Various)



Track list:

A Side:

A1- Thème de la couleur de la mer
A2 - L'eau
A3 - Jeanne et Alain
A4 - Quelque chose reste
A5 - Le motard
A6 - L'eau (Reprise)
A7 - La mission commence

B Side:

B1 - Cap Camarat
B2 - Un bout de chemin
B3 - No. 33
B4 - Sous-marin
B5 - La couleur de la mer
B6 - Enfin, la paix
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Tracklisting
A1 Riffz - Twilight Rhythm
A2 Riffz & Msymiakos - Why
B1 Riffz - Second Thoughts
B2 Riffz & Subreachers - Game Over More

Oro Azul‘s debut offering, ‘Water Seeds,’ takes us through 4 shades of an aquatic garden. Dembow floats underneath the waves while woodblock melodies bubble up through the weeds. Sub bass shifts the tide. Some sounds are moss-like, a protective balm. Other tones come through as minerals and metals, shining in the refracted light from above.

A collaboration between Ultima Esuna and Michael Red, the music of Oro Azul took shape over the course of a year of purposeful and transformative studio sessions. This release follows the pair’s solo releases on DJ Python’s Worldwide Unlimited, Nervous Horizon, and Isla. More