Technicolour Recordings is a London based record label.
MVX / U41A is an excellent window into Vancouver’s underground club culture. Reflecting the feel of the Sacred Sound Club, a collective that Minimal Violence adhere to, showcasing the heavier and more aggressive side of dance music.
Peggy Gou’s new EP on Technicolour shows off a sharp Detroit house charisma through straight-up sensuous house rollers, and should winningly validate the seriousness of Peggy’s endeavour. We caught up between two flights and tried to find out more about her impressive rise to prominence.
Along with the full-stream of his new ‘Unfinished’ EP, we caught up with Florian Kupfer as he talks up the record’s raison d’être, his background as a church chorist and his special relationship with the Roland Juno 106.
After first surfacing on Ninja Tune’s sister label last year with ‘Explora’, Florian Kupfer returns to the single-focused Technicolour with ‘Unfinished’, his sixth solo effort scheduled for release on 12″ on July 22nd and digital on August 12th.
We sat down with Nathan Melja as he reflects on his new ‘No No No’ offering, discusses his Dream Real residency, club and non-club music and teases us with some exciting plans for the Winter. Meanwhile, enjoy the moony ‘Gold Rings’ in full-stream – refashioning ‘Leo Draws’ emotional pads with a raw, protuberant drum programming and enhanced balearic feel. Let the charm act.
True to his signature blend of breezy tape-saturated house and dynamic floor-magnets, Melja aligns yet another compelling collection of strictly club-aimed weapons.
We’re proud to present an exclusive premiere off NY*AK’s forthcoming ‘Dollar’ EP on Technicolour Recordings, resonating a deep shuffling beat, soulful vocals and swooning rhythms. If you’re a fan of Moodymann and Seven Davis Jr, you should enjoy this immensely.
Levantis – the moniker of Werkdiscs label founder Actress – has announced the release of his debut long player on 30th October 2015 via Technicolour Records.
The four-tracker shows a much darker facet to Kupfer’s praised house sounds. Unfolding straight stomping 4 / 4 kicks over continually darkling and twisted machine meanders, the EP delivers some asphyxiating dubby techno cuts.
Today we’re premiering the video for U’s new track ‘Our Place’, an elusive slice of muffled, dub techno abseiling in melancholic gorges and wistful crevasses.