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Vinyl OnlyUndefined #12 comes from the hand of Dan Piu. Since 1992, Dan has been keeping it versatile by blending different styles of music throughout his career. We are very happy to welcome him to the Undefined family.His 'Fantasy Juxtaposition' EP resembles exactly what Undefined stands for; versatile and timeless.On the A side we have a straight up DJ track with a certain techno and bleep flava combined with deep luscious vocals. Aa. gives us an old nu groove kinda beat with naughty 80ies jazz and old school bleepy acid house.The B side starts with a real old recorded 90ies track, one of Dan's first tracks ever made. A dull love romance evolves from a harmony of batteling synthesizers layered on a break beat groove and fueled with a portion of soul. A mindbending trip. The Bb rounds it off! A track that Dan created back in 1998 together with his friend Gary Rich, Take a walk to a mysterious forest with this uplifting vibe. Gary Rich was a mysterious producer himself - people may know him from his Nightstalker moniker which he was in together with Dan.

collecting order for a repressStefan Laubner runs one of the most exciting and inspirational Labels touching the deep minimalistic underground since quite a while: SOMETHING. The music of STL has always been played besides tracks of Theo Parrish, Sascha Dive or the new Toolhouse movement, Jus-Ed or within the vibes of Cadenza.

Classy Detroit leaning four track electro EP by Derek Carr on his own label Trident Recordings.

Move D relaunches Source Records with a series of 12“sdocumenting his set of live video streams recorded duringthe rst year of the pandemic - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLov_XkbIZrUwZQFbx3Y-GUyTJrkmrOHwl From theintroverted breakbeat driven ‚Unsocial Distancing‘ to thefriendly little stomper ‚Ston’d‘ (featuring Edinburgh’s Teltfort)to end Side A. Side B kicks off with ‚On The Kerrier DistrictLine‘ - slightly reminiscent of the uplifting and pop friendlierside project by Luke Vibert. Finishing off the rst 12“ is theAmbient track ‚F*cked In A Heartbeat‘ introducing a little bitof e-sitar as an added avour.

Far over on the west coast of the USA we find a room full of drummachines, samplers and keyboards. Hard at work is Israel ‘Iz’ Gravning aka Tone Scientist, who’s been using this Seattle studio to produce genre-defying future music for more than 25 years.An avid student of jazz fusion, hip hop, house, techno and others, hewas galvanised to build his own studio after hearing jungle and drum & bass on a trip to London in 1995. His musical course thus intersected with the collectives then pushing new dancefloor sonics rooted in the rich tradition of Black music – like Nuyorican Soul over on the east coast, and the new broken beats of IG Culture, Dego and Bugz In The Attic in London. Then, in the early 2000s, Iz put out a handful of EPs under different aliases, including ‘Lion Dub’ on the Guidance sublabel Subtitled, but soon stepped back from the public stage. That’s not to say he stopped making or playing music, though. Far from it. Fast forward two decades and our very own Walrus, chilly but happy in the depths of a Toronto winter, happened across ‘Lion Dub’ in the legendary Play The Record store. Intrigued, he tracked Iz down and discovered he had been active all this time. A short email exchange later and this 2xLP of archive material was born.These six tracks explain fully why Iz calls his studio the ‘Time Machine’: vintage equipment and instruments converse with up-to-date software; classic sounds and textures twist into fresh configurations; and Iz’s own creativity and musicality sings to us from a location beyond the trappings of time or genre.All music written, produced and mixed by Israel Gravning aka ToneScientist in Seattle/Washington between 2005 - 2008 except for “Things