v.a. – no. 19 music spring 2013 sampler

Jonny White’s No.19 Music makes its annual pilgrimage to Miami’s Winter Music Conference on a year that’s set to be the label’s biggest to date and to celebrate they are releasing a 10 track sampler of exclusive tracks from some of the imprint’s core artists.

No.19 Music has gone from strength to strength over the last few years spurred on by some simply outstanding music from artists such as Tone of Arc, Clayton Steele, Cameo Culture and of course Art Department. Part of the success of the label has always been the sense of family amongst its artists and nowhere is this felt as strongly as when No.19 Music takes to the road with its notorious Social Experiment events. Parties at the likes of BPM Festival, Sonar, Fabric and Panorama Bar have featured for many amongst their events of the year but there is definitely something special about No.19’s crew hitting Miami for the once a year electronic music melting pot that is WMC.

This year No.19 return on mass to Florida’s party capital with a huge Social Experiment event on 22nd March featuring Art Department, Sneak, Deniz Kurtel, Juan Maclean, Tone of Arc, My Favorite Robot, Nitin, Shaun Reeves, Droog, Clayton Steele, Jakkin Rabbit & very special guests. To celebrate this event the label are releasing an exclusive 10-track sampler featuring original and unreleased music from some of the label’s key artists.

The package kicks off with Tone of Arc’s ‘Comes only Once’, a superb electronic vocal workout that will be certain to whet the appetite for his forthcoming artist album, this is quickly followed by BLUD who delivers his ‘Beatapella’ mix of Jonny White & Kenny Glasgow’s excellent ‘The Creep’. Offerings from Clayton Steele, in the shape of ‘Multiple Feeling and Louie Fresco with his ‘White Sugar’ (dub) show two differing but equally impressive sides to the label’s output whilst Toronto 3 piece My Favorite Robot give a taster of what’s to come on their upcoming No.19 Music artist LP. Teeloo’s ‘Xrays’ is a wonderfully off kilter and original piece of electronica and Sync Mode, the production outfit of Nitin, Butter the Butcher, Jeremy Glenn and Todd Simmons, offer up a slice of soulful excellence on ‘Room with a View’ before Cameo Culture drop some Balaeric brilliance with ‘Losing Game’. Jakkin’ Rabbit show what all the fuss is about with a standout slice of deep house before the package is closed with Jonathan Lee’s dark edged and hypnotic ‘Mission Control’.

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No. 19 Music

Tone of Arc

Clayton Steele

Cameo Culture

Art Department