It's been a good year for future club music so far. A small selection of ...

Julian Bond - 2013-04-28 17:07:28+0000 - Updated: 2013-04-28 17:25:31+0000

It's been a good year for future club music so far. A small selection of quality in no particular order:-

Cottam - Dawn Walk
Dauwd - Heat Division
Kahn - Kahn
DJRum - 7 lies
Outboxx - Outboxx
Cosmin TRG - Gordian
Sandwell District - Fabric 69
Nail - Ode Rammel
Lapalux - Nostalchic
Samuel Kerridge - Waiting For Love 1-4
Shlohmo - Laid out
Romare - Love Songs (Part One)
Youandewan - Disarray
Delta Delta - Skyway (∆ ∆ - Skyway)
A Made Up Sound – Ahead / Endgame
Natan H & Amy Jean – For Her
Synkro – Acceptance
Leon Vynehall – Rosalind
Benjamin Damage – Heliosphere
Anthony Naples – El Portal
Fort Romeau - SW9
Recondite - EC10
Various - Future Foundations
Various - Think & Change

If you like all these, you'll probably like http://whitenoisereview.blogspot.co.uk/

It's not about Tempo, Rhythmic Tendency, Bass Weight and Genre, it's about Mood.

DjRum – Seven Lies

Michael Harms - 2013-05-15 15:33:42+0000

Mega Thanx! Will be putting up mixes soon via our twitter link etc

Julian Bond - 2013-05-19 06:28:49+0000

I've been wondering. Where and what setting is this music designed for? It would work well with a few friends round on a Saturday night, but very few of us have got a full Function One system in the basement. If you see it in a club, a lot of it isn't very danceable. And if it's more or less "live" it tends to be 3am and the audience is all drunk and mashed. Go to a one day festival and listening while squashed against a barrier with a pint of lukewarm lager for a 45 minute set doesn't work either. So maybe it's for warehouse parties in the style of Boiler Room and the problem is I don't live in Hackney or Hox-ditch and so don't know where they're on.