PREMIERE: Chriss V & Olart - City Of Glass (Eri D Remix) [roku] Following on from the success of their inaugural release ‘Mythical Creatures', roku welcomes Chriss V & Olart to the label for their debut EP. Hailing from Albania, Chriss V has been a fixture of the electronic underground for the better part of two decades. Highly regarded as a DJ, Chriss has shared the stage with a variety of top international talents, with Solomun, Eric Prydz, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Henry Saiz, Roy Rosenfeld, Sebastien Leger, Khen, Eli Nissan and Armen Miran being the most notable. As a producer, Chriss has been selective with his projects over the last decade, with Dbeatzion Records, Elliptical Sun Recordings and Inception being the primary landing spots for his progressive sound. Having forged a partnership with newcomer and fellow countryman Olart last year, the duo released their first ever production, a remix of ‘Sands of Time' by Gabo Martin & Jesuan M via Nikko.Z's Dopamine White. Now, continuing to build on their creative synergy, Chriss and Olart debut on roku with ‘Distance Echoes', alongside remixes from Kostya Outta and Eri D. The release concludes with Eri D also making his label debut with the lone interpretation of ‘City of Glass'. Returning from a five-year hiatus the Albanian artist was prolific from 2014-2016, racking up key releases via Abstract Space, Elliptical Sun and Massive Harmony Records. Now calling Miami home, Eri makes a welcome return to the spotlight with an inspired rendition of ‘City of Glass'. While maintaining the elusive spirit of the original, the Albanian artist crafts a deep and progressive experience all his own, a hopeful journey into an emotive hinterland, where dulcet beats, youthful melodies and transcendent designs emerge from their nicely manicured architecture, onwards to a finale of glowing atmospheres. Words by Mitch Alexander - www.releasepromo.com Mastered by Cid Inc.

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Synopsis This is the Composers Datebook for May 13th. I’m John Birge. On today’s date in 1875, American conductor Theodore Thomas, a passionate advocate for both old and new music, led the Cincinnati May Festival in the first American performance of J.S. Bach’s Magnificat. Bach composed this work in 1723, originally for Christmas use in Leipzig, then revised the score in 1733. The American premiere, 142 years after that, was also revised, since the original instrumentation was expanded for large 19th century orchestra and Bach probably would have been astonished at the size of the Cincinnati chorus. Bach’s Magnificat served as the opener for a Festival performance of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. The Beethoven was a huge success, and Cincinnati newspapers reported that “Ninth Symphomania” was breaking out in their city. The newspapers were less impressed with Bach’s Magnificat. The Cincinnati Commercial Review opined: “The work is difficult in the extreme... most of the chorus abounds with rambling sub-divisions. We considering the ‘Magnificat’ the weakest thing the chorus has undertaken... possessing no dramatic character and incapable of conveying the magnitude of the labor that has been expended upon its inconsequential intricacies.” Well, whatever they thought in 1875, we suspect American audiences and performers have a gotten a little more used to Bach’s “inconsequential intricacies” since then. Music Played in Today's Program J.S. Bach (1685-1750) Magnificat, S. 243

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Session 026 mixed by BlackJean Playlist Intro: Arthur Baker, Lumina - Higher Power (Accapella) Chaos In The CBD - Kaitaia Fire (Original Mix) DJ Satelite feat. Jackie Queens - Fire (Echo12 Remix) Detroit Swindle - Call Of the Wild (feat. Jungle by Night) Dele Sosimi - Turbulent Times (Fatoumana Remix) David Meyer - Movement more details to follow..

Art by Paulette Ausorus Kitty Craft-Under the Apple Tree Chillera-SCHAX The Bug-Annihilated Toshimaru Nakamura-NIMB #4 Yo La Tengo-This Stupid World Preslav Literary School-Heath Naval Luke Sanger-Droplet Monde UFO-Black Triangles The Soft Pink Truth-Sunwash Heinali-Botanichnyi Sad Trees Speak-Ghost We Know   Nikolaienko/Arthur Mine-Muzak for Mesozoic Showreel Josiah Steinbrick-Heyloo/Snakeskin KMRU-just Jogging House-It’s Scanner-The Foundry The Kimba Unit-Grigio pigbaby-Ta Me Ar Muin Na Muice Lizard Hands-Faint Moments Bomis Prendin-A Lunar Equation bye!-Dreamshit surfer (bye bye) New Found Interest in Connecticut-On My Back Watching the Northern Lights Perila-Double Echo Pub-Dilemma

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Now entering the Rep era of Death by a Thousand Books podcast. Four episodes of fun, light hearted romance novels - now here we are giving you our take on an incredibly dark & twisted book called Verity by Colleen Hoover. It’s a perfect example of how there’s a Taylor Swift song for any book you throw in our direction. You’d think it’d be hard to find a song for a murder/mystery/thriller but there is a touch of romance in this book that fits in between the lines. If you haven’t read this book yet, make sure you don’t have plans the next day because you will stay up until 2am finishing it. This book is suspenseful, creepy and highly questionable. There are two sides to every story and in Verity, we are left in the end extremely confused. The writing comes off very surface level and one sided at times so we want to have an open mind when talking about all the different theories behind the climax. In this episode, we take a look into who we think Verity truly is as a character and who the real villain is in this story. Oh and let’s not forget to discuss the damn manuscript. So much to get into this episode but Don’t Blame Me… blame Colleen Hoover.  Check out @dbatbpodcast on instagram for episode updates, giveaways and so much more fun! Ask about out Facebook group Swifties & book lovers become instant friends. As always, thank you for your support - we hope you have as much fun as we do. Happy weekend🖤

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