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Sensory Blending
Sensory Blending (green vinyl LP)
Cat: HYR 7280G. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Bodily Synesthesia (5:17)
Lunar Wind (7:16)
Bewitched By The Sea (4:53)
My Bluebell (6:35)
Last Waltz In Perugia (3:08)
Gimlet (6:11)
It's Too Easy To Love You (4:43)
Your Magic Touch (5:45)
Indigo (2:26)
Review: Sensory Blending hears Finnish artist Jimi Tenor and Italian group Aura Safari team up for an impromptu studio shebang in Perugia, Italy, after Tenor's storied but clandestine performance at a Hell Yeah party. Despite no prior connection, the musicians quickly found common ground, forging a vivant fusion of jazz-funk, tropicalia and soul. Tenor's psychedelic style gelled Aura Safari's faster, intuited approach, resulting in such tracks as 'Bodily Synesthesia,' 'Bewitched By The Sea' and 'Lunar Wind', each of which connect seductive grooves and ghost noted keys. Possibly performed live at select events later in the year, the record is a perfect storm of recorded "live feel" Balearica.
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July Blue Skies
July Blue Skies (violet vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: TR 12015LPC1. Rel: 24 Apr 25
July Blue Skies (8:47)
Sky Train Baby (5:10)
Venus Of Barsoon (2:45)
Ikuchi (7:50)
Summer Of Synesthesia (4:45)
Tsicroxe (5:15)
Review: Jimi Tenor and Cold Diamond & Mink reunite for another cosmic soul voyage with July Blue Skies, a funk-infused, synth-drenched record out via Timmion Records. Compared to Tenor's previous work, Is There Love In Outer Space?, this one leans into a raw, mystical energy, blending mellow grooves with soundtrack-style funk. Over six immersers, we hear analogue synth extensions across hypothetical planes, evoking a romantic, gridded sky. The infectious 'Sky Train Baby', meanwhile, pulls listeners along a locomotive ride through rivered stars, while 'Venus Of Barsoon' launches into sci-funk territory with drums keeping to a fuzzier logic. On the B, Tenor's flute and sax shine on 'Ikuchi', while the previously released singles 'Summer Of Synesthesia' and 'Tsicroxe' dually release a formerly ambered preservative energy.
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July Blue Skies
Cat: TR 12015LP. Rel: 24 Apr 25
July Blue Skies (8:39)
Sky Train Baby (5:12)
Venus Of Barsoon (2:48)
Ikuchi (7:50)
Summer Of Synesthesia (4:45)
Tsicroxe (5:17)
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Sinus Amoris (Songs From The Bay Of Love)
Sinus Amoris (6:00)
Stockholm (4:51)
Who’s Gonna Blink (4:42)
Domus (5:36)
Schrodingers Love (5:48)
Little Flutist (5:21)
Party People (5:03)
Dactylic Theme (5:35)
Played by: Mike O'Mara
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No Warranty Dubs
Cat: AMFIBIA 33. Rel: 28 Apr 25
Fujitronic (Flute mix) (3:10)
Money Palaver (Extra Warm mix) (4:47)
Jupiter Rising (Disco dub) (6:55)
Otto (part 1 - Synthethic dub) (3:24)
Artificial High (Rhythm mix) (3:45)
Artificial High (vocal mix) (1:48)
Clave Song (Extra dubbed mix) (4:36)
Anthem (Room dub) (0:56)
Musical Message (Disco dub) (7:00)
Otto (part 4 - 909 mix) (3:19)
Message (Room dub) (1:44)
Tronic Rhythm (Flute dub) (4:04)
Ritm Dub (Piano mix) (6:05)
Kabu Anthem (Cosmic dub) (8:19)
Review: For the first time, experimental saxophonist and composer Jimi Tenor finds Norweigan dance powerhouse DJ Sotofett, both teaming up for a collaboration: 'No Warranty Dubs'. Completing the trifecta is Berlin ensemble Kabukabu, the five-piece Afro-jazz-funkers whose original recordings - many of which were overseen expertly by Tenor himself - now come redistilled through a dubwise filter paper. The loose-limbed, lackadaisical energy of Kabukabu's live instrumentation merge fully with Tenor's genre-blurring composites, as Sotofett recasts fifteen tracks into rhythm-driven, bass-heavy versions. The original free jazz and Afro-influenced elements remain present, but they here serve as rawer material for layered studio treatments, channelling echo-drenched edit work and hypnotic repetition, where nothing ever rests to the point of complacency.
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