
Music from Mathematics Vol. 5 features three new artists to carry the flag of 2010 deepness from the ancient lands of Greece and Italy.

Music from Mathematics Vol. 5 features three new artists to carry the flag of 2010 deepness from the ancient lands of Greece and Italy.

The fourth in a series of twelves highlighting the diverse and pioneering sounds of the amazing, off-kilter electronic music label, Mathematics. Another solid addition to the Mathematics institution: Le Matin, Kelton Prima, Takeshi Kouzuki, and Stabil Elite. A mix of industrial, r&b dance, acid house and Italo disco.

During the 1990s, and before the Jamal Moss explosion, HB was creating an arsenal of work that was just waiting for the right time to be heard. Here for the very first time, and rediscovered from the archives of his Galaxy Studios, are 3 tracks from 1997 – a project that was wanted by some of the biggest dance/electronic labels of the time, but was “too ahead of its time”. So now 12 or so years later, they finally come to light and are here for the world to hear!

After his “A Prescription of Love EP” which was heavily charted by more than 50 high profile DJs & artists such as Prosumer to Panorama Bar DJs in Berlin to the writers at Fact UK etc, Marcello Napoletano returns with his debut album “The Space Voodoo”. Napoletano pulls influences from a wide range of sources – from the electronic sounds of Brian Eno, the experimental values of Miles Davis, classic Chicago house by Larry Heard, jazz by Monk, Todd Edwards garage to the deep St. Germain. The label head of Mathematics Jamal Moss will assure you that this album will put a spell on you!