Munich. 1994. A group buck current trends with a ground-breaking release. Tikitaka by Tamburá left aside the techno of the time to focus on a the lesser known styles of afrobeat and tribal music. The result was three tracks that sail and soar on a primal energy, three works that whisk listeners away to exotic lands of wooden wind instruments, ritualistic vocals and, even, bag pipe majesty. For twenty five years this record has been an unattainable mystery, until now that is. Kalahari Oyster Cult have lovingly restored all three of the trailblazing original tracks alongside two very special remixes. Melbourne’s Tornado Wallace adds new layers of intensity as he cuts and reshapes melodies and beats to set any floor alight with this visionary remake.

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Dazion offers a very different interpretation. Focusing on vocals, this new talent accentuates the shamanic-like chants of Tikitaka, using them as a base from which throbbing synth lines grow as new depths are explored. An EP every bit as daring in 2019 as it was in 1994. Order now on their bandcamp.

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Bolting Bits is, at its core, a collective of individuals, artists, DJs, producers, promoters, label heads and much more from locations all around the globe. Since so many of our contributors reside in various locales where electronic music is thriving, we felt that it would be appropriate to bring our readers a list of events in the places where our team is present. Furthermore, this list is personally curated, as these are events that we ourselves may be attending or would be attending if we were given the chance. Below you’ll find a list of parties that we think you should be going to in places such as our hometown Montreal and beyond. Check back monthly for a list of events in your hometown and if you don’t see your city here, feel free to submit an event here and we’ll gladly add it to our list!

Click here to submit an upcoming event.

~ BERLIN ~

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〰  August 25

〰  August 30

~ LONDON ~

〰  August 10

〰  August 11

〰  August 15

〰  August 17

〰  August 18

〰  August 23

〰  August 24

〰  August 25

〰  August 26

~ LOS ANGELES ~

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〰  August 18

〰  August 25

~ MELBOURNE ~

〰  August 24

〰  August 31

~ MONTREAL ~

〰  August 17

〰  August 18

〰  August 22

〰  August 23

〰  August 26

~ NEW YORK ~

〰  August 9

〰  August 17

〰  August 18

〰  August 23

〰  August 24

〰  August 25

〰  August 26

〰  August 31

~ PARIS ~

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〰  August 12

〰  August 18

〰  August 24

〰  August 25

〰  August 31

~ TORONTO ~

〰  August 11

〰  August 24

~ WASHINGTON ~

〰  August 12

〰  August 18

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Daniël Leseman est un producteur et sound designer issu de hollande. Il a évolué sur la scène électronique depuis les années 90. Après un rapide passage par la trance progressive il trouve sa voix : la house. Il débuta sa carrière sous le pseudonyme: 3 Colours. Récemment Daniël Leseman a opté pour conserver son propre nom sur scène. Nourrit par la house de Chicago et le soul de Détroit, il créer ses propres productions oscillant entre la house et une fine deep house. 

Parallèlement, il se produit avec Hans Peeman sous le pseudo de Fouk avec qui il a crée le label Outplay. Après sont dernier EP  “Time to go”  très remarqué l’année précédente Daniel Leseman est revenu avec « Tease me » que vous pouvez retrouvé dans notre dernière MIXED BY / … 

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TRACKLIST

Junktion – Solitude
Tornado Wallace – Don’t Hold Back
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Journey Reverse – Soy Beans
Daniël Leseman – Tease Me
Daniël Leseman – Time To Go
Times Are Ruff – Three
S3A – Those Voices
Session Victim – Stick Together
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Paxton Fettel – Sundown, As The Beat Gently Skips

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