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E&J
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2010.. After consuming their fair share of E&J, Josh Hey and TLKE recorded a 1.5 hour mix entitled “onlyonedj”. In this recording, both selectors furiously ran thru over 500 records, needle dropping and cutting breaks. As one can imagine, the outcome was somewhat of frantic collage of disparate elements, that occasionally hits the ears just right.
While the original mix is hard to come by, this album contains choice selections from the recording accompanied by beats composed on Ableton and MPC2500. Listener beware, this album will go everywhere in a hurry.
Josh Hey and TLKE have signed with Paxico Records to release this collaboration album, E&J.
Quotes:
"I have been looking for these guys in Philly. I feel this is one of the best things the city has offered in a while. Cut up genius and no rules. Thats whats up."
-The Buddy System Project
“All day with Josh Hey, trust me, this must be, one ill mixtape. Flow Worthy!”
-Jordan Hamilton
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BUDABROSE
In the Paxico Shop
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Tokyo based Budamunk and Fitz Ambrose are two producers that need little introduction. Both expand the seen through audio visual languages. These two now come together for a collaboration: BUDABRO$E.
東京を拠点Budamunkとフィッツアンブローズは少し導入を必要とする2生産者です。どちらのオーディオ・ビジュアル言語を通して見展開します。これら二つは、今のコラボレーションのために一緒に来る: BUDABROSEを。
BUDABRO$E guard the waters, repelling threats and bewildering those who would challenge the might of the deep. The most meticulous and grotesque mechanisms of Tokyo preside in their domain. BUDABRO$E is designed to operate in unknown and difficult environments. They can be summoned by paying the appropriate cassette required.
BUDABROSEは脅威を忌避し、深いのかもしれないに挑戦しようとする者たちが途方に暮れる、領海を守ります。東京の最も細心かつグロテスクなメカニズムは、そのドメイン内の主宰します。 BUDABROSE未知の困難な環境で動作するように設計されています。これらは、必要とされる適切なカセットを支払うことによって召喚することができます。
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HEIRESS
Every village has its ghosts and folklore. Heiress is an album which commands our attention, a mythical revolution generator. Locals have long memories about her. These recordings unearth that story.
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Noelle Tannen Born with an almost clairvoyant mysticism, her lyrics often come to her in one fell swoop over the span of half an hour. Exquisitely comprehensive, they express the universal through the often highly personal narrative. -Marissa Provenza
Richie Quake It's cozy, endlessly listenable pop music that will make you want to cuddle up at home, light some candles, and bang. -VICE
Produced by Richie Quake and Noelle Tannen Mixed by Richie Quake / Mastered by Chris Bridge Art by Chris Hound / Paxico Records 2015 tags
Cassette Store Night
Cassette Store Night, Brooklyn is back for Year 2, after the 1st popped off with artists like Sporting Life, OhBliv, and Swarvy. Presented by Never Normal + Paxico Records - featuring a stacked live line up of some of our favorite cassette recording artists during CMJ weekend. This night is a special one. And there will be super special guest who will turn the night up to 100. Join us.
DJ EARL
Heiress. (new band from Richie Quake & Noelle Tannen)
Color Plus B2B AceMo
Suzi Analogue
Josh Hey
Ezrakh
Midnight / $5 Saturday, October 17th, 2015 All Ages PALISADES 906 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY Trains: J-M-Z @Myrtle-Broadway; G @Myrtle-Willoughby RSVP on our Facebook Event ☺
TAPE MEET / Saturday, October 17th
In honor of the third annual Cassette Store Day, and third annual TAPE MEET, Paxico Records is having another rooftop flea market and tape exhibition with pop up shops and cassette only DJs.
Trend setting cassette labels from around the world will be selling new releases for the day and a slew of back catalog, dead stock, and special limited edition releases. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own cassette collection to show / barter.
Cassette only CJ's will include Time Wharp, Josh Hey, Color Plus, AceMo, Fugitive, Chris Hound, and ZONA. There will also be a tape art exhibition by Chris Hound. Tape Meet will take place indoors and on a rooftop in Brooklyn a one minute walk from Morgan L train stop.
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Cassette Store Day is October 17th this year! We'll be throwing our annual rooftop party with cassette only djs! Details to come.
Hand selected miscellaneous bootleg mixtapes
5 miscellaneous bootleg mixtapes chosen at random from our archives.
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Sigmund Washington - All My Mistakes Recorded
Each tape has been pro-dubbed and comes with liner note booklet, digital download card, and Pax sticker. Limited to 50 copies.
All My Mistakes Recorded is the debut release by Sigmund Washington, a multi instrumentalist and saxophone player. It's a blend of genre bending lo-fi arrangements unlike anything you've ever heard. The album was recorded some 10 years ago on a 4 track cassette recorder. AMMR is a voyage not unlike one you might experience with a modern day Sun Ra at the helm.
NOTE All cassette purchases will allow you free entry to the release party with a live performance by Sigmund Washington and The Lanky Lad Crew**
*Sold out of cassettes
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Liner Notes
1Dennis Lynch 2Josh Hey 3Chris Hund
1
Often I’ll hear a sliver of a track or an album once, sometimes in a haze and through a close friend, and then lose track of it for a while. Sometimes it’ll stick in my head for a few days or weeks, but I’ll be too busy to even realize it. Eventually I remember where I heard it and I’ll go searching again. This is what happened to me with All My Mistakes Recorded.
A good friend some of you probably know personally or at very least by name, Josh Hey, played AMMR a while back when he was visiting the Paxico house. I liked it, but my experience with it was so short that it didn’t have a chance to grow on me like it eventually would. A week later, with Josh back in Philadelphia and Washinton’s unmistakable sax progressions running through my head, I did a quick Google search for something along the lines of “My Mistakes All Recorded” and ended up actually finding AMMR again on a now-defunct .fm website. Since then it’s remained one of my favorite pieces of music I’ve heard in recent years. And it IS a piece of music. For lack of a lesser cliché, it’s a portrait, a landscape and a still life all in one.
Even though it’s over 10 years old, it’ remains startlingly relevant. Each of you will have your own experience with AMMR, so I won’t bore you anymore with how it hits me, but I promise if you give yourself some time to sit back and really listen to AMMR, it will hit you too. Here’s what Washinton had to say about how AMMR came about:
I was 4 years out of college and after being in a string of bands I was bored with simply playing saxophone in bands. The music I was playing didn’t move me like the music I was listening to and I had a narrow-minded view of my own instrument. All My Mistakes Recorded was originally just a fuck you to all things academic, because I felt weighed down by rules (I am a product of art schools from middle school through college). However, once I started recording I didn’t realize that all that misguided anger I had would melt away and I’d really find my sound.
All the songs on AMMR were recorded between 2002-2005 on a 4 track cassette recorder I bought for $70, a Korg Electribe R drum machine, a borrowed triton keyboard, saxophone, a borrowed flute, an old guitar and guitar effects pedal. I managed to turn one of the back offices of my job into a makeshift studio, because they had the triton and it was easier to record saxophones there late at night. (It may be important to note that there are no samples, and the only loops were created on a drum machine, but some only to anchor drum parts I played over with triton drums all other parts were played.) The album title came from me wanting the listener to know they were getting the most honest music that I could make with all the fucked up parts showing, like life.
If these are all mistakes, then we’re glad Washinton -or any one of us for that matter- isn’t perfect.
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Sigmund was very hesitant to share this project with me. I could see just how personal this recording was before even listening. “It’s still a work in progress” he’d often say. But when I listened to the project, I heard no place for improvement. Yes, it’s raw, lofi and scattered at times, but that’s what makes the music so powerful. A unique look into the creative process and the raw nerve endings we expose to the world when we share our work. I’m forever grateful that Sigmund agreed to share this music with me back in 2008. And I equally excited to share it with the rest of the world 7 years later.
3
All My Mistakes Recorded is one of the first albums I can remember wanting to release at the advent of Paxico. As soon as Josh [Hey] introduced me to the music I knew Sigmund was special.
The sounds are raw, sincere, and unadulterated. A culmination of years of dedication and exploration. Enjoy.
CLOUD. - SILHOUETTES
Each tape has been hand-dubbed directly from the masters at 1x speed. Comes with temporary tattoo and download card. Limited to 24 copies.
Released 30 December 2014 Audio by CLOUD. Art by deMilo and CLOUD.
*Sold out of cassettes
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PX-27 DJM trio - cave art
Cave Art is an engrossing blend of live covers from the DJM trio headed by Dominic J Marshall. The album covers hip hop and experimental electronic music from the likes of Jaylib, Flying Lotus, MF DOOM, 9th Wonder, and many other contemporary artists.
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Bac Pax
You know what it is. Quality Pax for your archives and artifacts. Limited run. 60 pieces. <3
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PX-26 Sudan Moon - GOLDENCITY
Singer Sudan Moon and Producer Meditablue take you through their funky experience of "GOLDENCITY"
EP ALL MADE OFF IPAD2
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PX-25 Howie Wonder - heart beats
She began to sing, drumming her long foot idly on a stone block in the sidewalk till it wobbled up and down in time to the low throaty tune:
"One smile from Home in Paxico town,
Lives Jeanne, the heart beat Queen.
She loves her dice and treats 'em nice;
No dice would treat her mean."
She broke off and agitated the sidewalk to a bumpy gallop.
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PXD-10 Ackryte - Fly Opus
It’s never the same, but undeniably familiar; immediate and momentary, but bursting with déjà vu. The earth cycles in inherent contradictions, and Ackryte works in them. Fly Opus is an exercise of consistency and creativity. I know I can depend on Ackryte for tight snares and obscure samples, but I can never pin him down.
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PX-21 Ahwlee - 1991
First 5 to purchase this tape get a lighter made by Ahwlee :)
1991 events
• Internet is made available to unrestricted commercial use and number of computers on the net reaches 1 million
• Linus Torvalds releases first version of the Linux operating system kernel
• The American Galileo spacecraft makes its closest approach to 951 Gaspra, becoming the first probe to visit an asteroid
• Microsoft Releases MS Dos 5.0
• Blue Roses produced by Genetic Engineering
• Tim Berners-Lee introduces the web browser.
• Ahwlee uses current technology to start recording 1991
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