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FEINES 042CD
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$15.50
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RELEASE DATE: 1/21/2022
With Broken Land, Daniel Nitsch presents the first album of his latest project Hounah -- and thus grants a deep look into his feelings and thoughts. Pieces like "Sorrow", "Fairbanks", or "Norton Bay", which invite you trace inside, are accompanied by those that present Daniel's personal views on very political and generally relevant issues, presented in songs like "Revolution", "Guilty State", or "Cash For Your Home". They cover topics like racism and gentrification, deal with the burden that imperialism places on us. Ask for what a future could look like -- and how it could successfully happen at all. Thus, Hounah is not a feel-good project, Broken Land, the title suggests it, a profound, here and there even painful inventory, which wants to stimulate reflection and further thinking. Very diverse, thematically as well as musically -- and created with great attention to detail. Listening closely allows light bulb effects in terms of content, but also in terms of sound, lets you walk in the footsteps of downbeat, hip-hop, trip-hop, ambient, electronica, and jazz. Hounah quickly reveals here that they are not afraid of breaks, but are also capable of soulful fusions in sound collages. The circle of friends behind Hounah, consisting of producer Daniel Nitsch, pianist Johann Blanchard, singer Lena Schmidt, and guitarist Marten Pankow, came together for the album Broken Land in order to immediately try out further alliances: two of the songs on the album were created in creative cooperation with A-F-R-O, the internationally known rapper from Los Angeles. And so it is little surprise that each song creates a new world of sounds and thoughts -- and one suspects already after the first tracks that there is more waiting for you, that"Broken Land will not remain Hounah's last work.
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FEINES 042LP
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$32.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 1/21/2022
LP version. With Broken Land, Daniel Nitsch presents the first album of his latest project Hounah -- and thus grants a deep look into his feelings and thoughts. Pieces like "Sorrow", "Fairbanks", or "Norton Bay", which invite you trace inside, are accompanied by those that present Daniel's personal views on very political and generally relevant issues, presented in songs like "Revolution", "Guilty State", or "Cash For Your Home". They cover topics like racism and gentrification, deal with the burden that imperialism places on us. Ask for what a future could look like -- and how it could successfully happen at all. Thus, Hounah is not a feel-good project, Broken Land, the title suggests it, a profound, here and there even painful inventory, which wants to stimulate reflection and further thinking. Very diverse, thematically as well as musically -- and created with great attention to detail. Listening closely allows light bulb effects in terms of content, but also in terms of sound, lets you walk in the footsteps of downbeat, hip-hop, trip-hop, ambient, electronica, and jazz. Hounah quickly reveals here that they are not afraid of breaks, but are also capable of soulful fusions in sound collages. The circle of friends behind Hounah, consisting of producer Daniel Nitsch, pianist Johann Blanchard, singer Lena Schmidt, and guitarist Marten Pankow, came together for the album Broken Land in order to immediately try out further alliances: two of the songs on the album were created in creative cooperation with A-F-R-O, the internationally known rapper from Los Angeles. And so it is little surprise that each song creates a new world of sounds and thoughts -- and one suspects already after the first tracks that there is more waiting for you, that"Broken Land will not remain Hounah's last work.
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FEINES 030LP
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Cologne's Feines Tier is delivering the second label compilation Zoo Vol. 2. Providing the finest vibes from slow chuggers, disco, and indie dance to house and techno on one black and one white vinyl. Silk printed covers -- Don't miss the quadrophant prints; includes sticker; edition of 300 (numbered). Features Ninze, Johannes Klingebiel, Megaphonim, Lucas Croon, Thimo D., Dominik Marz, Theus Mago & Local Suicide, Pletnev, 106er, and B.T..
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FEINES 022EP
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Amount likes to eat cheese balls. He also likes trashy humor, trippy music, psychedelica, and meditation. He thinks Instagram is stupid but TikTok is good. As part of Soukie & Windish duo, URSL label, and Wuza crew, he's quite famous in Berlin's party cosmos, so Amount knows how to turn certain knobs. Besides, he really loves to wear his jogging pants and hopes everything will be fine in the future. Remix by Acid Pauli.
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FEINES 021LP
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You learned that there are genres. Everything separated into categories with their own canon and rules: Major, minor, 4/4, 6/8, highs, lows, high head, butt end. Techno here, disco there. You learned that art and music are two different things. Visually auditory, audio-visual, optically acoustic, not to mention the surface feel. Listen to me, look at me, touch me. But everything in that order please! You have learned that understanding takes you further. Night/life, rhythm/dancing, substance/excess, water/holding out, sleep/rest, headache/not good. But what would it be if all of that wasn't just right? If all of our knowledge is based on the mistake of having to put everything in relation? To classify it, to make it responsive. What do we do with something that doesn't follow the rules of this logic? That is not based on 0 and 1 and therefore not bound to our binary systems? Is this all at once? After all, what if the whole thing has no limits? Jens-Uwe Beyer recently released the Yellow Book with Albert Oehlen on Gagosian and on his own label Magazine (2019). He also runs PNN and Schalen. His fourth album Horizons as Popnoname is the very first long player to be released on Cologne-based label Feines Tier.
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FEINES 020EP
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Theus Mago -- the man, the myth, the legend from Mexico City. Leaving behind his characteristic synth wave/dark disco sound, the Duro label cofounder delivers a new experience where modular synths and Amazonian rhythms blend seamlessly with a type of laidback psychedelic techno music. All of this thanks to a huge amount of spices added to glue everything together just nice and deliciously. The Carrier People EP features three heating original tracks and a remix interpretation by unmistakable Curses.
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FEINES 018EP
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Four-track EP No Bad Decisions is Pletnev's debut on Cologne-based imprint Feines Tier. And here he matches perfectly with label requirements -- hidden melodies, dozens of layers and sounds. Truly simple and addictive music for parties with soul, big or small. For the recent few years, Pletnev did a solid statement as a producer with releases for Lithuanian Le Temps Perdu imprint or French labels KUMP and Hard Fist where he always explored a variety of genres melting tribal, EBM and techno into one solid peace of gold. Originally Russian, Pletnev now settled in Vilnius where he represents incredibly booming local scene being a resident of Opium club. Title tune "No Bad Decisions" is a noisy electronic boogie with drunk arpeggios and filtered bassline. Comemé based Ana Helder delivers more dancefloor-oriented version of the track. "Almost Equal" continues the general line of the EP with jumpy boogie beat and tribal percussions. "Norton Commander" makes a perfect balance and adds mystic darkness through running sub bassline and sliding atonal bells. And simple 808 beat makes out of tune a perfect trance-y option for the late party hours.
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FEINES 017EP
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Ketapop's finest, Ninze from Leipzig, drops his first solo vinyl on limited Feines Tier. Comode 01 is a selection of productions in a comfy BPM and mood. Draped by diverse styled remixes of long-term friends DWIG, Nicola Cruz, Philipp Fein, and Schlepp Geist.
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FEINES 016EP
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Having discovered electronic music at the end of the '90s, Thomass Jackson grew up going to raves where trance was one of the main styles played. The influence it had on him was planted deeply into his DNA. Thomass now takes the old-fashioned elements he still likes into new directions. Fueled by gated chords, dreamy arpeggios, trippy vocals, and percussion, these tracks are destined to take you back into the past and bring you right back to the present. Remixes by Man Power and Mytron & Ofofo.
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FEINES 015EP
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Real Name, No Gimmicks. Luca Musto presents his third solo record Proper Preaching, blending the handmade instrumental sound by his fellow musicians and that special dash of his notorious intricate groove. The four tracks deal with philosophical issues by telling stories of morality in "Lucy's Intension", the ambitions in "State Of Grind", and "Lie To Me", and finally faith in "Proper Preaching." All of this is merged together by the use of samples as well as Luca's own recordings of words and atmospheres.
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FEINES 014EP
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Carrot Green from Rio de Janeiro is a very nice guy. Actually you can hear that in his music -- he has been providing beautiful world styles combined with classic electronic elements in a very unique way for many years. The Kin Sharuba EP contains an acid-driven original tune and another one called "Orientação Espacial", which is more relaxed. Remix delivery successfully made by Dengue Dengue Dengue from Lima and Comemé's Christian S.
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FEINES 012EP
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Monsieur Fred Berthet from Marseille who's also known as DJ Steef drops his premiere EP, Chaleur Spectrale on Feines Tier label after releasing a solo track on the first label compilation. Fred's been providing funky and hip-shaking tunes for ages so keep hold of your shorts while dancing to the beats. Includes vocals by Jessica Boucher on "Sève Et Adam" and two remixes by the charming 106er boys and the mighty Rodion who sends an Italian "ciao" from his adopted home of Mexico City.
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