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Hunter
Lost Desert & Amari feat. Adomas
Tale & Tone
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This comes on a new label that’s been put together by Hodge and Lee Burridge. Their new imprint is called Tale and Tone. This tune was massive at this year's Burning Man. Hodge and Lee are old time friends and have built All Day I Dream together, but this project represents a collection of their wide ranging tastes. Not restricted to one sound, we love this track, it’s Lost Desert and Amari featuring the vocals of Adomas, this is ‘Hunter’ and it is this week's Essential New Tune.
This week's featured Essential New Tune was featured in last week’s Friday show on BBC Radio 1. Listen again and forward to 31.45 mins here.
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Management/Publishing/Radio/TV/Online/Live: Philip Soeffker

22 Sep 2017
Business
  • Split Music, a London-based publishing agency for experimental electronic music, is starting a label called Research. (RA)
  • The Prodigy are returning in early 2018 with a new album via their label Take Me To The Hospital. It will be their first through a new deal with BMG. (Billboard)
  • New Order has announced a full and final settlement has been reached in the long running disputes with their former bassist Peter Hook. (RotD, Guardian)
  • San Franciso-based Gigwell, a management platform for booking agencies, has announced the acquisition of Jamplify’s Ticket Counts Pro and Live Intel products. (Billboard)
News and Features
  • An Atlanta promotions company co-owner, Woodie Louis Ochle, has been sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for conspiracy to distribute thousands of MDMA pills throughout raves in the Southeast. (YourEDM)
  • The rise of Airbnb and a proliferation of fraudsters means its harder than ever to find a room in Ibiza. (Mixmag)
  • Ninja Tune (via their Counter Records imprint), scored their highest ever chart position (3) on the Billboard 200 with electronic act Odesza. (RotD) The only other electronic acts to make it into the top 3 in 2017 have been Gorillaz, Calvin Harris, Chainsmokers, and LCD Soundsystem.
  • The winners of the inaugural Electronic Music Awards, co-produced by Paul Oakenfold and held in LA were:  Migration by Bonobo (Album); Cold Water by Major Lazer ft. Justin Bieber & MØ (Single); Innerbloom (Sasha Remix) by Rufus Du Sol (Record, Remix); EDC (multiple cities) (Festival); Output (New York) (Club); Diplo for Diplo & Friends and Pete Tong for The Essential Selection (Radio Show - tie); Alison Wonderland (New Artist); Eric Prydz (DJ).
Digital
  • YouTube have recently announced a whole batch of updates and upgrades, including a touched-up user interface, but one of their newest features is still being rolled-out, with the video sharing service doing what they can to become more like Facebook. (IO)
  • Spotify's new iMessage app lets you send and receive songs from friends without closing out of the conversation. (Billboard)
  • In an important copyright lawsuit from a music publisher that Spotify faces over mechanical rights, a judge denied a motion from it that suggested it doesn’t need to license those rights in the first place. (Billboard)
Comment, Opinion and Analysis
  • On the backs of massive growth in demand for live music over the last 10 years, performers are figuring out new and innovative models to satisfy demand by creating more supply. (TechCrunch)
Clubs
  • The first parties of Melbourne Music Week 2017 have been announced, featuring Alexander Nut & Fatima, Harvey Sutherland & Bermuda and more. (Mixmag)
  • Bristol-based series In:Motion kicks off on December 1 with The Chemical Brothers (DJ set) headlining a BuggedOut! party, alongside the likes of Trash icon Erol Alkan and Artwork. (Mixmag)
  • London's industrial club space Printworks reopens for its second season next month and it's just announced the line-ups for December. (Mixmag)
  • For the third time in over two years, Brixton's Club 414 is once again facing foreclosure. (Mixmag)
  • A new Birmingham nightclub is set to open on 29 September. (Mixmag) The ground floor of Crane totals at 12,000 square feet and comes with a mezzanine, while the cellar covers 7,000 square feet.
  • Hï Ibiza has announces its line-up for In The Dark’s closing party. (Mixmag)
Artist and Music Features
  • Laidback Luke talks about DJing habits, the rise of dance music in Asia, its similarities with North America a decade ago and how to create a sustainable environment and more. (Magnetic)
  • DJ and producer Levon Vincent issued a lengthy and heartfelt apology to Facebook for his remarks following the 2015 Paris terror attacks calling them "horrible”. (Pulse)
  • The ultimate ADE party guide with Oliver Helens. (Pulse)
  • Jackmaster touched on his connection to small venues: “Without grassroots venues and clubs the scene is finished. They’re the lifeblood of what we do”. (Mixmag)
  • Watch Trentemøller: The Science of Fixion (a music documentary). (Decoded)
  • DJMag joins the Apollonia brotherhood for an extended stay in Ibiza to talk boats in Paris, the evolution of the underground, DC-10 family and the golden age of electronic music.
  • Matt McDermott meets the designer and producer who's shaped two of the most distinctive-looking labels in techno: Sandwell District and Jealous God. (RA)
  • More than just a record shop, Rubadub has inspired generations of Glasgow DJs, producers and promoters, and fostered its own community. Kit Macdonald tells its story. (RA)
  • The incredible record libraries where you can listen to vast archives for free. (VinylFactory)
  • “I love playing in the UK. The crowd is knowledgeable and know how to have a party” – Franky Rizardo. (Decoded)
  • Naples is nurturing a hot, heady and very Italian style of dance music. (Mixmag)
  • The battle to save New York City’s nightlife. (Mixmag)
  • How transgender dancer Lucy Fizz is using her own story and role as the face of  disco revival night Glitterbox to challenge society's view of the LGBT community. (BBC)
Artist News
  • New Order has announced a full and final settlement has been reached in the long running disputes with their former bassist Peter Hook. (RotD, Guardian, and an interesting thread)
  • Kaskade was attacked on Twitter by fans angry they couldn’t purchase tickets for his Redux tour. (YourEDM)
  • Kill Frenzy announces North American tour. (DancingAstronaut)
  • German DJ Paul Kalkbrenner has been forced to cancel a series of gigs in NYC, San Francisco and Mexico City. He told fans that his doctor ‘absolutely forbid me to set foot onto a plane due to my acute inner ear infection’. (DJMag)
  • Above & Beyond have announced their fourth studio album ‘Common Ground’, due out on Anjunabeats in January 2018. (DT)
  • Germany’s dynamic double act Milk & Sugar will release a Special 20th anniversary compilation in October, via their label Milk & Sugar Recordings. (DT)
  • Tchami & Malaa announce 'No Redemption' North American tour. (Billboard)
Live
  • LCD Soundsystem - Warehouse Project, Manchester (DT)
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