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With the festival season around the global looking bleak this year, there has been a flurry of recorded sets from festivals gone by appearing. With Waking Life slowly begging to make a reputation for itself from the awe inspiring line ups to the beautiful perfect surroundings of its location in Crato, Portugal. A small family and friends run operation with no corporate sponsorship or baking has created something beautiful over the past 3 years and no wonder that word is spreading on this event year on year, and a quick google search shows some of the incredible images taken at past events but doesn’t tell the whole story.
Map.Ache drops his set from Friday evening at Outro Lado.
(O*RS)
Sometimes all a banger needs is a mean arpeggio and sneaky sample.
(via Map.ache bringt dich mit seinem neuen Remix in eine Galaxie fernab der Erde)

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Lake People - Cooping (Map.ache Remix) [2015]
Map.ache - Give Peace A Change
This track only fully unfolds its effect on a soundsystem with a good bass. The drums have a quite amazing texture, they sound natural (which I usually associate with warmness) but cold at the same time. Their repetition feels like a constant reaffirmation of their stomping power. The melody hovering around in the background supports this power, as it leads towards the climax in the second part of the track. And this climax - I think it’s one of my favourite breaks in recent times. It hasn’t anything cheaply foreseeable to it but is more like a bloom at its fullest. The way towards it is natural and the way from it is also a relatively slow “de-building”. Fun fact: This was played at the Givenchy fashion show FW 16/17, where Dixon was responsible for the music.