Tag: john tejada
John Tejada announces The Monitors rerelease with Silent Servant
The secret project originally dropped on vinyl in 2011 and the rerelease was in the works for a few weeks prior to Silent Servant's death.
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John Tejada creates a soundtrack for the COVID era on Sleepwalker
Following up on Year of the Living Dead, John Tejada's Sleepwalker is another terse commentary on life in pandemic times.
#Expansion – Inside the new 5 Mag
Louie Vega's love letter to NYC nightlife, the legend and Gil Scott-Heron collaborator Brian Jackson, Beretta Music and more inside the new issue of 5 Mag.
Roman Flügel, Matthew Herbert & Wajatta remix Muzak for Broken Elevators
A deadly line-up of remixers take a swing at the remarkable Muzak for Broken Elevators album by Brigitte Barbu aka Pepe Bradock.
Circus Company Lines Up Roman Flügel, Matthew Herbert & Wajatta for Brigitte Barbu Remixes
New remix pack flexes on the Pepe Bradock album Muzak pour ascenseurs en panne released in June and it's nice.
#ListenUp Ken Hayakawa’s Lost from Stripped Down Records
Remixes from John Tejada and Whitesquare feature prominently on Stripped Down 004 from Austrian Ken Hayakawa but it's on the ambient sound design of "Lost" that he shines.
Titonton: Music Is The Only Thing That Makes Sense In This World
Lauren Krieger talks to Midwest Techno hero Titonton about the rebirth of Residual Recordings and the future of music beyond us.
John Tejada’s Therapy
Palette drops this minimalistic but warm and inviting EP from John Tejada.
Kiko Navarro, Djoon, Rondell Adams: New Issue of 5 Mag Out Now
Balearic musical savant Kiko Navarro, Parisian club Djoon, the breakthrough of Rondell Adams & more in issue 141 of 5 Mag, out now for 2017!
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Visions: Inside the New Issue of 5 Mag
Chicago house music visionary Hieroglyphic Being, plus cover mix and interview with Galen, Z.I.P.P.O., a new label called FLURB, the breaking of Live Nation and more inside the new issue of 5 Mag, out now.
