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Music travels faster than ever, yet the connections that shape it still depend on patience.
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As the year comes to a close, we at Delayed have been enjoying our annual tradition of combing through 12 months of music & memories
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Many of us are settling back into daily routines after months spent traveling and dancing at festivals around the globe.
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Once again we arrive at a years end. Another December, another opportunity for closure.
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September continues to distinguish itself as one of the finest months in underground electronic music with stunning releases from Molly, Aspetuck, Rødhåd, .VRIL, Yugen, Downstairs J, Ela Minus, DJ Python, Lb Honne, His Master's Voice, Pablo Bolivar, Joerg Schuster, Lea Lisa, and Nthng. Tracks are listed in no particular order.
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2022 looks quite busy for our fellow NY-er, Aspetuck, who has a new long player called 'Inanimate Distraction Object' coming out on beloved Jeju-Island-based record label, Oslated.
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We are pleased to present you the latest work from Griff Fulton, aka Aspetuck, a dear friend of our platform who keeps putting the bar higher with each new release. 'The Great Divide' EP is a six-tracker that features five originals and the remix of one of the Delayed favorites, Amandra.
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The underground electronic music world continued to stretch its wings in 2022 with beautiful releases from Simon Ferdinand, Nathan Kofi, Artefakt, Claudio PRC, Tammo Hesselink, Tim Man, Jozef K, Polygonia, Aspetuck, Tom VR, Kareem Ali, Adam Stromstedt, Edward, Azu Tiwaline, and Al Wootton.
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Six months after releasing the 'Half Light Half Dark' EP, our fellow NY-er and usual suspect here at Delayed, Aspetuck, releases a remix package.
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During the dull days of January, we enjoyed numerous uplifting dance floor-friendly mixes. There are also some mixtapes suitable for moments of laziness, but in general, be ready to dance.
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As the air grows crisp and the leaves begin to change, all flavors of the fall season and spectacular foliage of red, golden, and orange signal a beautiful season of new albums, releases, and remixes featuring Shielding, Aspetuck, Arkajo, Forest Drive West, Cleveland, Sputnik One, Tom VR, Surgeons Girl, Synkro & DYL, Sebastian Mullaert, Claudya, and Ripperton.
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The list of mixes we enjoyed the most in the past few weeks features mixes that range from relaxing ambient and downtempo to dance-floor ready journeys. Pick something that fits your current mood and let yourself go.
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Spring has come, and as everything comes back to life after the winter months, the electronic music world emerged from long winter hibernation with new albums, remixes, and releases. The month of May features Artefakt, Atom TM, Simon Ferdinand, Nueen, Aspetuck, ABSIS, Vodor L Zeck, Roman Flügel, Reagenz, and Khotin releasing music on Delsin Records, Spazio Disponibile, Polycarp Records, Running Black, Hivern Discs, XLR8R+, Good Morning Tapes, Enbeezee, and Khotin Industries.
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Griff Fulton, aka Aspetuck, continues the story he started in 2020 with his debut album 'Treehouse At Yuma Place' with a fantastic sequel 'The Bees Came Back.'
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2021 has seen a rise of New York via Vermont producer Griff Fulton aka Aspetuck, who's been having a phenomenal string of releases on labels like Lagaffe Tales, A Friend In Need, and XLR8R.
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Sharing a name with an interstellar object is no small feat but today’s premiere by Aspetuck, ‘Oumuamua’ provides a bit less international intrigue and a bit more groove while being very club-friendly.
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