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LWE Podcast 105: Morning Factory is archived this week

LWE’s 105th podcast, by Morning Factory, was a blistering 80 minutes of high-quality house laced with vintage favorites and potential classics. Be sure to add it to your collection before it’s archived this Friday, October 19th.

LWE Podcast 103: Murphy Jax is archived this week

LWE’s 103rd podcast, by Murphy Jax, was a mix of original and future acid-house classics. Be sure to add it to your collection before it’s archived this Friday, October 5th.

Alden Tyrell feat. Mike Dunn, Touch The Sky

Despite similarities to another track on Clone Jack For Daze featuring Mike Dunn, Alden Tyrell’s “Touch The Sky” is hard to hate when it’s so singularly aimed at a good time.

Versalife, Night Time Activities Part 3

Boris Bunnik (aka Conforce) resumes his work as Versalife with Night Time Activities Part 3 for Clone’s West Coast Series.

Geeeman, Bang’t/Fire Extinguisher

Gerd’s new Geeeman alias returns with Bang’t/Fire Extinguisher that aims for the crude, party-facilitating vibes of Chicago ghetto house.

LWE Podcast 105: Morning Factory

As one of house music’s most compelling new prospects, LWE tracked down Morning Factory to discuss their division of labor, their take on the Dutch dance scene, and the advice they would give young producers. They also provided us with our 105th exclusive podcast, a blistering 80 minutes of high quality house laced with vintage favorites and potential classics.

LWE Podcast 103: Murphy Jax

LWE got in touch with Murphy Jax to find out about his affinity for Chicago house and the journey that lead him there. We also coaxed out a hot mix of acid house that stretches from the early days of the little silver box and heads off far in to the future, making our 103rd exclusive podcast a freshly minted future classic.

Untold, Little Things Like That

Untold’s Little Things Like That arrives on Clone Basement Series as a chance to start anew but instead doubles down.

Gerd, Palm Leaves

Palm Leaves, Gerd’s latest for Clone’s Royal Oak sub-label, is perhaps his best and most relevant find to date and comes with dub mix by Clone founder Serge and Alden Tyrell.

Dexter, Great Northern Diver

Great Northern Driver, Verheijen’s latest EP as Dexter, arrives on Clone Basement Series and proves his production mastery extends to bass music as well.

Mike Dehnert, Oblique

Arriving in the wake of his Framework album, Mike Dehnert’s Oblique EP is where we leave behind the day-trippers and get into the real fun.

LWE 2Q Reports 2011: Labels

For our second 2Q Report, Steve Kerr highlights five of the year’s best labels thus far.

LWE Podcast 87: Conforce

LWE got in touch with Conforce to find out more about his rise to prominence, the importance of pushing yourself creatively, and what his different aliases mean to him. He also lovingly assembled our 87th exclusive podcast with a mixture of atmospheric techno, ambient and more that will cast you under the spell of one of the latest masters of Dutch techno.

Reggie Dokes, Haiti

It’s fair to say that Haiti, Reggie Dokes’ second outing on Clone’s Royal Oak offshoot, is as close to perfection as modern dance music gets.

Conforce, State of Mind

On State Of Mind for Clone Basement Series, Conforce shows he has the requisite talent for his work to stand apart from the average producer.

Versalife, Night Time Activities Pt.1

Night Time Activities Pt. 1 finds one of techno’s brightest young stars — Conforce — donning a new, electro-flavored moniker.

Genius of Time, Drifting Back/Houston We Have a Problem

Drifting Back/Houston We Have a Problem, the latest Royal Oak 12″ by Genius of Time, shows why Clone just doesn’t get enough love.

Murphy Jax ft. Mike Dunn, It’s The Music

Despite its vintage feel, It’s the Music for Clone Jack for Daze marks Murphy Jax’s first time on wax with Mike Dunn on vocal duties.

Literon, Storm/Nightfall

For his Storm/Nightfall single as Literon, Gerd-Jan Bijl matches the funkiness of his better known projects with darker, warehouse-style grooves.

Jellphonic ft. Zacky Force Funk, 100 Snakes

When does east become west? I mean who’s to say Auckland isn’t west, rather than east, of L.A.? Listening to the New Zealand-based Jellphonic aka St. Liquor-ish’s 1000 Snakes EP on the brand new Clone Limited (I know, another Clone sub-label), it soon becomes clear he’s not an artist that bothers with such arbitrary geographical distinctions. This is the wheezy west coast sound taken to its illogical antipodean extreme, a synth(etic) ass wallop of electric boogie-woogie that constantly threatens to collapse under the various anxieties of influence the record operates under.