Lucretio Omar Akhrif
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Cape is back for Savor Music's 17th release. This time, one of our label owners, delivers a solid four tracker. Each of one them has a distinctive vibe making this release an unique piece of wax that could be played at different moments. On this reference we can hear Cape creating a delicate balance of all his influences and travelling back again to his original signature sound. You can find a little bit of Detroit, Acid and electro tinged sounds and melodies, atmospheric grooves and super dynamic basslines. Enjoy the beats!

No Acting Vibes label presents its seventh release, a collaboration between George BTP aka Dan Piu and Roger Verse. Written and produced in Arkansas, Zurich Switzerland, and St Louis Missouri- and crafted for the raw enthusiast's listening taste in luxury; Passport "Memoirs & Travels" 2LP is a first class flight into territories of Deep House, Groovy Techno, Jazzy, Colorful GFunk moods- including silky poetic vocals and more to explore. 12 timeless tracks guaranteed to groove or relax await in this 2LP pack. Mastered with class by Marco Pellegrino for the frequencies that last future or past. Includes full color artwork by Zara Versey, George Btp, and Roger Versey.

2nd release from the Berlin based label “Overground”

Emerged from the debris of Buenos Aires and Santiago de Chile, Tecnologías Elementales is a platform run by the DJs Diamin and F.A.N.G.O. Each release is conceived as a cognitive frequency towards the intervention of the global nervous system, with the ability to affect minds and bodies alike.Tecnologías Elementales are ancestral and futuristic tools for inner and outer exploration: musical artifacts that seek to promote local knowledges and favor the perceptive mutations necessary to balance our lives in times of collapse.Mutualism is defined as an interaction between species that is beneficial to both.For this series we invite Qik from Argentina and Kamila Govorčin from Chile, as cases of different artists coming from different environments cooperating with each other.Each side of the record is a world of its own, but its mere presence casts light on the other, reshaping our listening and allowing a stable equilibrium to be reached.