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Spring Sunday morning soundtrack suggestion: be.lanuit’s brilliant ‘Hippie Picasso’ 💚

"...particularly sun-drenched and laid-back, perfectly encapsulates my description of this week's selection of featured producers."

This was highlighted in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter—a carefully crafted sanctuary where I curate the finest deep electronic music recommendations for dedicated enthusiasts. This week’s theme dives into the immersive sounds of Deep Ibiza. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Live from Hostal La Torres, a 2018 release by Pete Gooding available on Pete Gooding Soundcloud, Guy Gerber's 2009 release, My Invisible Romance, still available on Supplement Facts Records and Hippie Picasso by Be.Lanuit, released last year on Music For Dreams.

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-Christian

“…breaking down and redefining dance music norms,” encapsulates my description of Sepehr's recent release, Dekmantel Podcast #463 out now on Dekmantel.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week's selection is a Sonar 2024 special, made up of some neatly picked highlights from the program that I look particularly forward to experiencing live on stage this weekend. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Begin Again, a 2021 release by Ben Böhmer on Anjunadeep and Emptyset's Emptyset, a 2009 release on Subtext / Multiverse.

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-Christian

“A compelling musical narrative that is both engaging and atmospheric…” perfectly encapsulates my description of Anjunadeep Edition 230, a 2019 release by Vessels, available on Anjunadeep.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I present three gems that capture the “deep” sound of Northern England (as The KLF iconically put it, “it’s grim up north”). Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of LFO's 1991 release, Frequencies, still available on Warp Records, and Standers by Craven Faults, released last year on The Leaf Label.

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-Christian

"A border-breaking release to expand our musical horizon," perfectly captures my description of Opal, a 2022 release by Batu on Timedance.

This was featured in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This newsletter edition is unique because, for the first time, we zoom in on the artist lineup of an event, the Sónar festival in Barcelona, Spain, which took place from June 16–19, 2022, and which I attended. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a review of Anfisa Letyago's The Lab LDN, out on FXA / Mixmag, and Moderat's More D4ta, released by Monkeytown Records.

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-Christian