The Polder boys, Amsterdam based dj/producers duo Lauhaus and David Labeij, are just as concerned with making funny noises as they are with concocting ka-chunks of elastic microhouse grooves. With this wicked minimalist release on Redevice, Polder has unified a set of tracks under the name ‘Skipping Tuesday’, which are equally adaptable to private and public settings; everlasting tinny percussion jams, driving forward the most organic-sounding electronic productions freely available for download. Final and 4th track is a lustrous 8-minute rework of the track ‘Molte F’, programmed by Dutch artist Kabale und Liebe, a steady flowing deviation that showcases some of the most exciting moments up in this mutha. Slide on yer headphones, & be warned for having trouble remaining balance on a wobbly hammock – enjoy!
Laptops, midicontrollers and the internet are gaining ground over traditional production tools and ways of performing, and the distance between a production studio and the dance floor is getting smaller by the minute. Experimenting on the fly and direct interaction with the audience turns the dance floor into an ultimate platform for imaginative minds.
Redevice is setting itself up as a point of assembly for likeminded individuals, whose styles vary from avant-garde electronics to techno and funk, always keeping emphasis on the keywords: sexy, psychedelic, universal and subtle. Expect releases from the most prominent and up and coming producers representing today's underground electronic music scene, free of charge and freely downloadable, published under the Creative Commons deed:
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