Neuronphase
Lon

A much-requested track I.D at gigs over the last year, 'Downtown' kicks off the B-Side and opens with a question: 'Do you wanna dance?' And of course, we desperately do. It’s the very embodiment of a Chunker with its cool vocal, banging bassline and rolling drums. This is the ultimate all-rounder, good for opening, closing and peak-time moments. 'Nasty' does exactly what it says on the tin and hits with slamming kicks, funky breaks and Saldo's own nastiest bassline on record.Excitement has been building for this release since Sally included all tracks on her lauded RA podcast last summer. Additionally, all BSC002 cuts went down a dream at her Panorama Bar debut in October and were clear standouts of the set.With close ties to Kyiv’s ∄ crew, Sally will be donating a percentage of profits from the EP to two causes close to her heart in light of the current devastating situation.“I have played these tracks many times in one of my favourite clubs in the world, ∄ in Kyiv. This club holds a firm place in my heart. My friends here and the people of Ukraine are going through the unimaginable right now. I will be donating a percentage of the proceeds from this record to the club’s community fund and to a Berlin-based cause Bridges Over Berlin who support marginalised individuals fleeing Ukraine. I kindly ask if you buy this record or enjoyed playing a free promo to consider donating to these causes too.” – Sally C

Starting life as a performance at Japan's Rainbow Disco Club festival, Beyond Space And Time release Let's Get Down EP from Kuniyuki, Soichi Terada & Sauce 81."Kuniyuki, a leading figure in the 21st-century electronic music scene, Soichi Terada, who returned from the dawn of the ‘90s Japanese house, and the multi-instrument player Sauce 81, who is the master of US-rooted disco production. A recording of an intense improvisation studio session of three talented Japanese musicians.The release kicks off with A-1 “Slowdown”, a dreamy black-eyed house track, with an authentic gospel-like chorus, bell synths, and ocean drums that sparkle throughout the track. Then moves into A-2 “Get Up”, A hypnotic leftfield tune, inspired by the 80's machine disco with diffused vocoder voices. It concludes with B-1 “Let Us In”, a laid-back fusion of cosmic synth in an old-school rhythm section. Inspired by the authentic sounds from the ‘80s and ‘90s, Kuniyuki, Soichi Terada, and Sauce 81 bring you three future-oriented soulful improvisation jams to today."