Big Crown Records is proud to present Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek’s latest album 'Yarın Yoksa'. The show stopping intensity of Derya backed by the psychedelic soul of Grup Şimşek with production by Leon Michels has yielded a stand out record that challenges genre with a broad appeal and a powerful message.
Eliën is an artist from the Netherlands. As a multilingual third culture kid, the singer and songwriter always had contact with different cultures and countries during her childhood. No wonder she made her first appearance in 2019 with an album that she wrote during a road trip through Europe. Her dreamy synth sounds, combined with soulful vocals and downtempo grooves, invite you on a journey through the depths of her thoughts. Eliën's songs recognise various influences. Somewhere between indie pop, classical music and alternative folk, the artist finds a place in the spectrum of music. With contemporary artists such as London Grammar and Florence Welsh as a guideline, the singer follows her own multidisciplinary path, always with a strong social motivation.
Just 2 month after his last album Ikarus is already back with his new one 'Halloween Horror Story'. It features some other great Phonk artists like AlphaMob, DJ Surf and Sleepy6ixteen.
Celebrating 30 years of 'Café Del Mar', Superstition Records now offers the complete anniversary collection in a unified digital release, following the limited-edition vinyl box that dropped on November 8th.
This includes remastered classics like the DJ Kid Paul Mix and the Three ’N One remix, alongside standout interpretations by Nalin & Kane, deadmau5, Tale Of Us, Paul Van Dyk, Orbital, and Michael Mayer. Exclusive remixes from Amirali and REZarin complete this tribute to a track that defined an era.
An essential collection honoring the timeless legacy of one of dance music’s most iconic anthems.
Yayo Kush just dropped his debut album with lots of nice features such as Fruchtmax, Kill Kenny and others.
Dom Martin was brought up in the often tough, but community driven streets of Belfast Northern Ireland and has certainly paid his life and musical dues. He has made a fairly 'meteoric' rise in terms of today's industry with his jaw dropping, entirely natural sounding and unforced/unschooled skill on acoustic guitar, matched with an authentic 'Belfast Blues' voice, bringing to mind comparisons with many from (Glasgow born) John Martyn to Rory Gallagher, with nods to many in-between, not least perhaps the likes of Van Morrison and Foy Vance.
The UNERHÖRT! audience award 2024 goes to the film MONA MUR IN CONVERSATION by Dietmar Post. The 86-minute interview film traces the biography of the Hamburg-born artist’s work to date, the stages of self-determined creativity that began in West Germany’s early 80s post-punk scene.
A cleverly constructed experimental set-up combines speaking in front of the camera, off-camera questions and illustrative visual and audio material to create a captivating narrative of a life lived according to her own ideas without concessions – presented in a dry, straightforward, self-concious and eloquent manner by a great artist to be (re)discovered.
The fact that the film, completed only two days before its screening, received an award from the audience in its protagonist’s home town the day after its world premiere, can only be described as kitsch!