Aerea Negrot – Stop My CravingFrom BPC263 Various Artist – Where The Wind BlowsRelease Date: 28.03.2013Label: Bpitch ControlBPC Webshop: https://www.bpitchcontrol.de/market/browse/7373BPC meets this current transition with an ambitious compilation album bearing the fitting title Where the Wind blows. The name requires little interpretation: seventeen striking and all previously unreleased tracks from as many artists reveal where the wind could be blowing at BPC in the future. On board, alongside numerous BPitch veterans such as Kiki, Thomas Muller, Jahcoozi and label boss Ellen Allien herself, are renowned remixers from the BPC network, including the Polish DJ duo Viadrina and the Irish-Canadian Amiradi, a London resident and newcomer to the Crosstown Rebels label. Interested BPC fans got a taste of their superb remixes for artists including We Love last year. Of course, a fresh wind means completely new input as well.The musical diversity of the album – and the year that BPC boss Ellen Allien spent actually compiling the tracks – in no way impede its consistency and conviction. On the contrary: Where the Wind blows simultaneously takes stock of where a successful label stands and points to a vision of the future of electronic music.
Aerea Negrot – Stop My Craving
Aerea Negrot – Stop My Craving
From BPC263 Various Artist – Where The Wind Blows
Release Date: 28.03.2013
Label: Bpitch Control
BPC Webshop: https://www.bpitchcontrol.de/market/browse/7373
BPC meets this current transition with an ambitious compilation album bearing the fitting title Where the Wind blows. The name requires little interpretation: seventeen striking and all previously unreleased tracks from as many artists reveal where the wind could be blowing at BPC in the future. On board, alongside numerous BPitch veterans such as Kiki, Thomas Muller, Jahcoozi and label boss Ellen Allien herself, are renowned remixers from the BPC network, including the Polish DJ duo Viadrina and the Irish-Canadian Amiradi, a London resident and newcomer to the Crosstown Rebels label. Interested BPC fans got a taste of their superb remixes for artists including We Love last year. Of course, a fresh wind means completely new input as well.
The musical diversity of the album – and the year that BPC boss Ellen Allien spent actually compiling the tracks – in no way impede its consistency and conviction. On the contrary: Where the Wind blows simultaneously takes stock of where a successful label stands and points to a vision of the future of electronic music.