Echo Locations, by Tursiops

Echo Locations

by Tursiops

supported by

TigerTorakio Delirious reverb-heavy edits that will make you feel like you've been sealed inside a sensory deprivation tank in a secret research facility at the bottom of an oceanic trench where you lose all sense of self and slowly transform into a dolphin. A dolphin with psionic powers. Favorite track: Antoine - Télégraphique - 110 BPM.

more...

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

€10 EUR or more

1.	DJ Athome - Habibi - 100 BPM 11:02	buy track
2.	Ed Isar - Jazzwalker - 95 BPM 06:07	buy track
3.	Sunju Hargun - Andante - 94.4 BPM 05:12	buy track
4.	Antoine - Télégraphique - 110 BPM 09:44	buy track
5.	auratekh - The Sun Cometh - 109.8 BPM 07:00	buy track
6.	José Acid - Bater Àquela Porta - 105 BPM 07:11	buy track
7.	René Danger - Afro Reel - 108 BPM 05:15	buy track
8.	Antoine - Overtones - 102 BPM 08:13	buy track
9.	Sneaker - Tagtraum - 110 BPM 04:51	buy track
10.	Ed Isar - Yorokobi - 101.3 BPM 10:15	buy track
11.	auratekh - Y2K - 111.1 BPM 06:55	buy track
12.	Ed Isar - Groot Engel - 120 BPM 07:50	buy track
13.	Raven - Songe d'une nuit rêvée - 109 BPM 08:52	buy track
14.	Ed Isar & Front de Cadeaux - Tropicarama - 96 BPM (free bonus) 08:01	buy track

about

To launch Tursiops, a Bandcamp only label devoted to edits, Ed Isar presents Echo Location, a compilation of edits created by various artists.

While the label will focus on exclusive edits, this first release is a manifesto of sorts which gathers tried and tested edits along with previously unreleased material.

These edits have been (re)mastered for maximum listening and dancing pleasure.

There is a focus on out of print labels, artists no longer active, and generally obscure material. Changes in pitch and length are the most common on this release, with many edits fitting the 45RPM to 33RPM effect that our friends Front de Cadeaux call Supreme Rallentato.

To make things interesting, each track's name contains clues as to the source material's identity and further hints are given below. The name of source material is hidden not because we claim to have created those tracks, because we didn't, but to highlight the editing process and to ensure the project's longevity.

We also believe that by pointing you in the general direction you will make interesting discoveries along the way.

And the most obvious edit, Tropicarama, is given away for free.

1. By DJ Athome, the Sicilian Bear, 1/2 of Front de Cadeaux. Originally by a band with a number in its name and a member who rhymes with Global Village.

2. From a Belgian pioneer with many aliases, by label head Isar.

3. It began with a German composer called JSB, which inspired other Germans a few hundred years later before finally reaching Bangkok's Sunju Hargun a few decades after that.

4. Worst Records / Positive Education hombre Antoine's version of a tune which in fact was not made by people in the South of France.

5. The British entity known as auratekh, a certified trance expert, found a sun-drenched chamber.

6. José Acid of Portugal's take on a popular B-side, with a dash of iconic Tuga samples for good measure.

7. Brittany's René Danger revisits a whirly tune by gentlemen from the reel world.

8. Don't be fooled by the underground overtones, this one is all about the overland.

9. Dresden's extraordinary editor invites us to daydream with one of Frankfurt's treasures, sadly gone too soon.

10. An imprint with a Shinto name, a feeling of elation.

11. Smells Like Millenial Spirit.

12. Not Optimus Prime. Extended.

13. Late 80's spectral tape enhanced by Raven from Paris.

14. A slow and sweaty take on an iconic belter, tropicalized in the Rave Cave.

credits

released March 13, 2020

Curated by Ed Isar
Mastered by Lorenzo Targhetta
Artwork and label visual identity by João Ervedosa

license

some rights reserved

total		USD

about

Tursiops Paris, France

contact / help

Contact Tursiops

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like Tursiops, you may also like:

Cosmic Oceans
by Ed Isar

supported by 32 fans who also own “Echo Locations”

Finding about Ed Isar work was one of the very few blessings of 2020. Holyshit. This is the perfect party mood. Metamorphose is absolutely amazing. Can't wait for future releases from tursiops. Guillaume Sautière
go to album
Big Material
by If-Only

supported by 28 fans who also own “Echo Locations”

coz its sick Orinoco Flo
go to album
Pitched Down At The Edge Of Reality - Vol. 1
by auratekh

supported by 28 fans who also own “Echo Locations”

Peering through gurgling chasms into heavily reverberated antichambers of utter chuggy goodness, this release is a journey to the great beyond. Even at the end of time - Zion is still raving luther
go to album
Neon Lights 2020 In Homage
by Jono Ma, Itsi, Stella Mozgawa, Jonti, Ewan Pearson, Nick Maybury

A tribute to the late Florian Schneider, this cover of “Neon Lights” nails both the spirit and sound of the original. Bandcamp New & Notable Jul 4, 2020
go to album
SHOUTS: 5 Years of Rhythm Section INTL
by V/A

Rhythm Section INTL celebrates five years with the release of this compilation that showcases the past, present and future of the label. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 3, 2020
go to album
Worst Summer Hits
by Worst Records

supported by 27 fans who also own “Echo Locations”
go to album
Black Sea
by Anatolian Weapons

supported by 19 fans who also own “Echo Locations”

Trance inducing down-tempo excursions built with the dance floor in mind. Mary
go to album