Your Digital Daily for Friday, June 24, 2011

Ulrich Troyer writes songs for William

Friday, June 24, 2011 in Features by EB Team

Deep Medi will release a mini album of dub from Austrian producer Ulrich Troyer called Songs for William next month. Until now Troyer has concerned himself with experimental electronics, film scores and sound installations. For Deep Medi however – home to the likes of Silkie and Mala – the Austrian will explore his love for "dub music and the experimentations of pioneers such as King Tubby, Sound Dimension and Rhythm and Sound alongside the influences of Mulatu, Tony Allen and the psychedelic sounds of Selda"

The release will also be accompanied by a comic book that follows the adventures of William who is, erm a guitar pedal.

Deep Medi will release Songs for William on 25th July 2011

EB Listening: Stream theclosing’s debut album in full

Monday, July 09, 2012 in EB Listening, Features

According to their website, theclosing is “a music and art group consisting of Daniela Auer, Alexander Hengl and Lukas Lehner, collaborating since 2004″. That’s a long time without any sort of proper release, but for those of you who may have been following the collective, we have a gift for you. Tomorrow their self-titled debut – more

Goth-Trad Vs Max Romeo

Tuesday, August 23, 2011 in Features

Legendary dub artist Max Romeo – man of the Iron Shirt as sampled by the Prodigy, is to feature on the next Deep Medi single – Babylon Fall by Japanese dubstep producer Goth-Trad. Romeo who famously recorded with Lee Scratch Perrry at his Black Ark Studios, features on the E.P’s title track whilst the other – more

Future Bass on Soul Jazz

Tuesday, August 24, 2010 in Features

Soul Jazz and Kris Jones from Deep Medi have compiled the label’s latest bass compilation – Future Bass, which is due to be released in September. Having worked in conjunction with Nicole McKenzie, head of A&R at Soul Jazz to compile previous collections such as Box of Dub, Steppa’s Delight and the Soul Jazz Singles – more

Tosca appeals for No Hassle

Tuesday, February 03, 2009 in Features

Austrian duo Richard Dorfmeister and Rupert Huber, aka Tosca, are set to release their next album. “Finally!”, we hear the downtempo fans screaming. Not that the two producers had been lazy recently. Oh no — their sound is just so addictive. Although Dorfmeister is now living in Zurich, the songs released under the Tosca pseudonym – more