This week were going deep and dreamy with a new artist from South Africa. His name is Gcina and hes a master of fine grooves. This is poolside deep house music at its best and perfect for those upcoming WMC days in Miami. The EP starts off with Saturday Again and its easy to hear exactly why every day is Saturday with Gcina. Moving on, we have Blip. This one is so deep that it might as well be downtempo. Just let these dreamy vibes flow over you as you sip a drink on the beach. And last up on this smooth trip of fine grooves is Glitch. Soft piano stabs and an ultra-subtle baseline make this one flow just right. Throw in some polyrhythms and you have a piece of art thats meant to speak to your soul.

Cosmic Awakenings

Amah wrapped her warm arms around Minli then brought out a warm jacket. "For you," she said. "We made it while you were sleeping. Your dress is too thin for the mountain. " The jacket was multicolored, made of large patches sewn together — some dark blue, some deep purple, a few bright red. Minli smiled thankfully; already the cold wind was chilling her but she was hesitant to ask these people for anything since they had already given her so much. As she put it on, she marveled at its warmth. The fabric looked like plain cotton, but she felt as warm as if she had put on a thick fur. "Let's go then!" Da-A-Fu said, and the boy swung up his arm in excitement. It was only then that Minli noticed a large gash missing from his sleeve. She looked at the sleeve of her new coat and the bright red patch that made it and she gasped Pausis brings stories of beauty, flowers and love to the universe. This is their first offering for Shango Records. This track will give the beauty of flowers to this world. Kellie Sakkaku and Olendo are the beauty keepers of all precious flowers.

Cafe De Anatolia REC.

The follow up LP from Hoopla, his second full length release on Colony Productions.

Cold Busted

Talpa Records

From the World of Tibetania Orient: Gabriel Slick - Neem Vaas Ancient sounds, modern grooves. Listen to the Secrets of Life!

Baikal Nomads

The family all cheered at that, and there was a look of softness in Dragon's eyes that Minli had never seen before. He was unused to kindness, she realized. He had spent most of his years alone and trapped by his flightless body. Too soon, breakfast was over and Minli was packing her possessions into the yellow silk bag the king had given her while Amah tied supplies onto the backs of A-Fu and Da-Fu. "Just in case," she said, slipping in their simple food of rice wrapped up in leaves and salted boiled eggs. "Bring Minli to NeverEnding Mountain and then come right home." A-Gong put his hands on Minli's shoulders and said, "You're a brave girl, Minli, quick and clever. But you have been away from home too long. Go as quickly as you can." UAK is ready to teach you the mysteries of that geranium red dress. This is his second offering for Shango Records. This track will give you the smell of forbidden flowers. Bahri Bekil, Max Tenrom and Tagahma are the keepers of precious and mysterious aromas.

Cafe De Anatolia REC.

Oliver Koletzki continues his prolific run of form on Stil vor Talent with "Petrichor", the third single taken from his forthcoming twelfth studio album "12". A solo Oliver Koletzki original and the album's opening track, offering the most immersive and emotionally resonant glimpse yet into the world of Koletzki's new long-player.

Amah led a large iron pot, rolled in on a rough wood platform by two of DaA-Fu's uncles, in front of the dragon. The pot was steaming and full, and Minli recognized it as the medicine tea. An aunt carried cups of the tea on two trays balanced on her shoulders with a stick for anyone to take. Minli carefully reached for a cup; the fragrant aroma was too tempting to let pass. "We should not call this drink medicine," an uncle said. "It is too delicious and now that there is no more Green Tiger, there is nothing for it to cure." "Maybe we should call it Well Tea," A-Fu laughed, "since the Green Tiger is down in the well.". "No," A-Gong said, "we want to remember our friends, not our enemies." "Then we should call it Dragon Well Tea," Da-Fu said, "because it made the dragon well!". Ildar Bik is the sunlight after a cold, cloudy and rainy season. This is his first offering for Shango Records. These tracks will guide you to the Gardens Of Earthly Delights.

Kindisch

Soundcolours

Plexus Music

"We told you so," Da-A-Fu murmured to their cousins. "See!" "Unfortunately, friend dragon," AGong said loudly so that all could hear, "you are too large for us to show you proper hospitality inside our home." "That's okay. We should leave soon, anyway," Minli said and turned to Da-A-Fu, "if you will still show us the way to Never-Ending Mountain?" "Of course." They grinned and Amah said, "Yes, you should leave as soon as you can. The sooner you leave, the sooner you can return to your parents. That would be for the best."A-Gong nodded when he heard Amah's words. "Breakfast, then," he said, "and then we will see our new friends off." So even though the rocky land was cold and windy, the family brought their breakfasts of warm rice porridge out to eat. No one wanted to miss a moment of looking at a real dragon. Namat give you lessons of everyday Spirituality and the brightness of Chi. This is their second offering for Shango Records. These tracks will heal your body and enlighten your senses. Bahri Bekil and Yulukä are the sense makers of the whole universe.

RITHMCODE

House veteran Andy Riley, who you will probably best know as one half of Inland Knights, returns with a strong solo release on Frosted Recordings, lead track 'Minute By Minute' setting the tone with a slow-burning, sensual groove blending 90s downbeat influences with rich, evolving synths. Trevor Vichas adds a Dark Deep remix, lifting the energy with a rolling bassline and more driving rhythms. Canadian producer Jason Hodges contributes two complementary versions: one is smooth and soulful with filtered vocals, the other a clean, stripped-back instrumental. Tastefully crafted house music built for deep listening.

Memory Palace