Kavinsky - Cameo - 12-INCH SINGLE [12 inch Vinyl Single]

Spanish techno titan Andres Campo is the latest artist to join the DCLTD ranks with his 'Domaine' four tracker. 'Conte Bleu' Full-on high speed techno attack with occasional industrial stabs, alternating with mysterious snatches of melody and echoing vocal heard as if through distant space, especially in the breakdown. 'Nuit Blanche' Fast breaksy beats with fluttering metal motifs and otherworldly vocal FX, all with a jazzy feel, and a long breakdown with a compulsive vocal riff crescendo. 'Ligne Jaune' Merciless beat with rattling, hissing percussive layers, with a muffled monotone processed vocal strand dominating the breakdown echoing, reverberating, up to the massive drop - before insane techno bombardment takes over once more. 'Pois Gris' merciless techno beats create a dystopian soundscape of spacey stabs and a repeated vocal ululation. Radio signal FX punctuate the invincible stomping percussion. Something dark is happening.Tracklisting A1. Conte BleuA2. Nuit BlancheB1. Ligne JauneB2. Pois Gris

After the of his single 'Renegade' in November 2021, Kavinsky's comeback gets even more real with the of his new song 'Zenith'! While recording his new album 'Reborn', due in March, Kavinsky had this special project to record a sequel to his hit song 'Nightcall', which after all sounded almost like a movie scene. This sequel would be called 'Zenith'. Therefore, like in the original, he composed a duet between a girl and a man, but reversed the verse is sung by the woman, the chorus by the man. Prudence (formerly from the successful duet The Dø) is the female vocalist, Morgan Phalen (who sung with Justice and is the vocalist of the band Diamond Nights) plays the male character along with a special guest the saxophone. 'Zenith' showcases Kavinsky's romantic side on a muted and futuristic sound.

Twelve inch vinyl pressing of this 2013 single. Mike Paradinas's µ-Ziq solo project has been quiet for a while. However, with 'XTEP', he makes a welcome return from hiatus, delivering a gentle taster for the 2013 µ-Ziq album due this summer. In stark contrast to a large percentage of his previous work, XTEP is joyous all the way through. These five compositions abandon the furrow-browed quest for cutting-edge exploration, exchanging it for an altogether more carefree and fun approach, with only the footwork-influenced 'Monj2' directly referencing any current electronic influences.