Juju & Jordash live improv @ Fuse, Brussels

Vedomir - Vedomir [Dekmantel]

Dekmantel proudly presents the return of Vedomir to their imprint – with nothing less than a full length album this time. Ranging from downtempo, almost jazz-like slowburners to haunting Chicago house with a true analog feel, and from dark electro stuff, to the beautiful ambient soundscape: this record is a piece of stunning musical versatility.

Juno Plus Label Podcast - Dekmantel (mixed by Juju & Jordash)

Tracklisting:

1. Anthony Shake Shakir Meets BBC – Honest Jon’s Records
2. Eddie Flashin’ Fowlkes – Trouble – Lafayette
3. Terrence Parker – ? – Intangible Records
4. Dijkhuis – Salt Caramel – Night Gallery
5. Steve Summers – The Sunrise In Your Eyes – L.I.E.S
6. Theo Parrish – Voice Echoes In The Dark – NDATL
7. MC 900 Ft Jesus With DJ Zero – UFO’s Exhibit B – Nettwerk
8. NCW – My Braindead Acid – Apartment Records
9. X-Ray – Let’s Go (Dub Mix) – Transmat
10. Richard H. Kirk – Martyrs Of Palestine – Rough Trade
11. Hashim – Bonus – Cutting Records
12. Hashim – Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) – Cutting Records
13. Alleem – Release Yourself (Dub) – NIA Records
14. JTC – King of the box – Creme JAK
15. Konk – Your Life (Dub) – 4th & Broadway
16. Cloud –Steppin’ Out Jam (Special Instrumental Dub Version)
17. Alexis Le-Tan – Marathon man – Future Times
18. Ghost Note – Albularyo – Golf Channel

Dekmantel Anniversary Series Part 1 [Dekmantel]

A - Juju & Jordash - African Flower (Cosmic dub)

B - Morphosis - Impulse


Amsterdam enclave Dekmantel have elected to toast the five year milestone in the best way possible with a series of highly collectable twelve inches featuring tracks from artists who have contributed in that period - be it performing at their killer parties or releasing music on the label. The series gets off to a veritable flyer with productions from Morphosis and Juju & Jordash either side of this wonderfully decorated twelve inch. The latter honorary Amsterdammers open proceedings with a Cosmic Dub update of the "African Flower" jam that featured on their 04 Aesthetic Audio split with Keith Worthy which naturally smoothes out the percussive klack of the original for a more sumptuous ride. It is matched by the jittering analogue behemoth that is Morphosis' "Pulse" with skin crawling organs lifted from the Hammer school of horror excellently riding the scattergun percussive rhythms of an increasingly rippling and dusty beatdown ride.