Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago house, echo 106, mathematics recordings
Swiss producer Echo 106 sees an EP with 4 outstanding tracks on Chicago’s Mathematics Recordings. The title track calls upon the spirits of Chicago’s jack past & is followed by “Copy Ins Del”, a deep acid filled cut.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: deep house, georgio luceri, giorgio luceri, mathematics recordings
Italian producer Giorgio Luceri makes his Mathematics debut with this 3 track EP. “Les verres du bar” is a 9+ minute tune & a perfect blend of bangin, raw, & hypnotic vibes. on the flip side, “Less Business” is a dope slice of deep house and “Eternamente” stays classy.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago, funk, house, jazz, marcello napoletano, mathematics recordings, ra thout, the brigante's orchestra
Hot stuff Macello Napoletano dons his new guise as Ra Thout & The Brigante’s Orchestra but keeps loyal to his firm and releases on Mathematics. Anyway, Ra Thout is a totally different animal, frantic and aggressive, littered with raw electronics and tape saturation. “Catastophic Event” is an apt title for a rabid track that drags a multitude of squeals and sine tone abuse through rough drum box percussion and a fast, unrelenting tempo. “Man From Messapia” rides on a similar tempo but gets a bit funky, with filtered hooks and flanging pads. Deep, tech-funk with what sounds to me like a crazy vocoder line going absolutely off-it through the track. “The Man Who Can Do Anything” is a low-slung chugger with quite organic percussion and a subby bass. Breaking delicately through the mix is a wonderful lead flute line which contrasts well against the sludgy groove. “Terra Tra Due Mari” is totally nuts, mangling a free-jazz workout against jagged guitars and ridiculous amounts of bass. Hard to pin down, and quite unlike anything else but imagine some of Madlib’s Yesterdays New Quintet work being tweaked by Jamal Moss then mixed and mastered into some aggressive psychedelic B-side and you’re halfway there.
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Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago, electronic, hieroglyphic being, jamal moss, mathematics recordings
“The Human Experience EP” from Jamal Moss is the 8th 12″ from this highly coveted and limited imprint. “How Wet Is Your Box” starts with a great distorted & chaotic synth line & is followed by “Siddhartha (Part One)”. Flip it for “Long Live The Flesh (The Edit)” & the title track. Fresh raw basements tracks.
Filed under: 001.Features, 100.Sessions | Tags: chicago, compilation, daryl cura, house, mathematics recordings, music from mathematics
The 1st official mix compilation for Mathematics Recordings done by fellow Chicagoan & Eargasmic boss is a retrospective that showcases the deep sound of the label that ranges from atmospheric acid, smooth techno, experimental electronic jazz, electro and house influences all recorded live.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: album, chicago, hieroglyphic being, mathematics recordings, music from mathematics
“Cosmo Rhythmatic” by Hieroglyphic Being is the 18th CD on Music From Mathematics. The Sun God once again delivers claustrophobic technosoul of the highest order.
Filed under: 010.Interviews | Tags: interview, jamal moss, keep it deep, mathematics recordings
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: aster, chicago, house, ifm, marcello napoletano, mathematics recordings
New artist to the Jamal Moss camp brings three original tracks to the label influenced by Chicago classic house, cinematic soundscapes, and Detroit tech. On the flip, Marcello Napoletano’s IFM project drops a fresh remix to the title track.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago, experimental, house, iamthatiam, jamal moss, mathematics recordings
“Time 4 Harmony In This World EP” from Jamal Moss opens with the title track that is a 15 minute ride of percussive elements, atmospheric synths and melodies. “Resonant” on the flip is a exquisite piece of experimentation & “A Day Trip Thru Divination” rounds off the EP with a slow tempo’d basement track.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: album, chicago, hieroglyphic being, mathematics recordings, music from mathematics
Hieroglyphic Being aka Jamal Moss presents his new album Re-Surrection on his own Mathematics Recordings. The album includes 10 raw Chicago tracks.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: album, chicago, detroit, house, kuba sojka, mathematics recordings
Splendidly full spectrum dedication to Detroit and Chicago from Poland’s Kuba Sojka. ‘Mysterious Intrigue’ is his second release on Mathematics, expanding on the ‘Bright Shadow Of A Star’ showcase with two plates spanning beatdown, piano House, acid and more romantical styles. The first late is largely more loved-up and smoky, but the second covers the ruder stuff, from the climactic peaks of ‘Do Not Be Afraid’ to the hard-bodied wriggle of ‘I Can’t Stop (Acid Mix)’.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: album, chicago, house, john heckle, mathematics recordings
After being introduced with his “Life on Titan EP” on Mathematics, this rising producer brings his debut full-length containing some of the freshest sounding material of present day house. Dirty beats, lo-fi gritty melodies with mind crushing energy.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago, deep house, disco, mathematics recordings, nick anthony simoncino, simoncino
Nick Anthony Simoncino debut on Mathematics. The Simoncino sound is firmly rooted in proto-house, with ingredients like ancient drum machines, arpeggiated melodies, and cheap 80s pads, his concoction boils over with a certain cheekiness that makes listeners grin from ear to ear.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago, disco, lóránt talpai, mathematics recordings, san laurentino, slow house
New release on Mathematics coming from Hungarian Lóránt Talpai aka San Laurentino.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: abstract, acid, album, chicago, hieroglyphic being, house, jamal moss, mathematics recordings
Aboriginal, new-age inspired rhythmic jams from Jamal Moss. Quite abstract in parts, but right on the ball with fresh rhythms and influences.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: compilation, daryl cura, deep house, mathematics recordings, mix cd
Mathematics first official mix CD, compiled by fellow Chicagoan Daryl Cura, is a retrospective that showcases the deep sound it continues to champion today ranging from deep techno, atmospheric acid tracks, experimental electronic jazz, electro and house influences.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: adonis, charles b, chicago house, mathematics recordings, steve poindexter
In 1988, Charles B & legendary house music producer Adonis dropped this track that made a huge impression on the world of dance. Over 20 years have passed & we now get a special reissue with an unreleased “ext re-play” mix plus an unreleased remix of “Reck the Joint” by Steve Poindexter.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago house, deep house, mathematics recordings, takeshi kouzuki
This marks the label’s 50th vinyl release! Here Japan’s Takeshi Kouzuki showcases more of his classic Chicago influenced style while keeping his sound fresh for today.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: andreas gehm, chicago house, mathematics recordings
Andreas Gehm returns to the Mathematics imprint for another round of sick cuts.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: chicago house, deep techno, joe drive, mathematics recordings
Debut release from Joe Drive on Mathematics, with a splendid EP of intelligent house and techno. “Vanguard” opens with an atmospheric groove followed by “Azimuth” & the deep acid cut “Towards the light”. “The Uranus effect” starts the flip before “A zenith criteria” & ends with the bangin “RD-2452″ .
