#hyena stomp

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Frank Stella, Hyena Stomp, 1962

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“Hyena Stomp” by Frank Stella - 1962. “ The title Hyena Stomp comes from a track by the American jazz musician Jelly Roll Morton. Stella was thinking about syncopation while working on the painting. “

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Frank Stella (b. 1936), Hyena Stomp, 1962,

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Frank Stella, Hyena Stomp, 1962, alkyd paint on canvas, 195.6 x 195.6 cm, Tate Collection. Source

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The fourth release from New York label Get Up Recordings comes from the Italian-born/London-based duo Hyena Stomp. Hyena Stomp consists of Severino from the Horse Meat Disco DJ collective and Nico De Ceglia, Pete Tong’s right-hand-man for his legendary show on BBC Radio 1. Sharing a wide range of inspirations from Kraftwerk to Apparat via Prince, from the Detroit sound to the cosmic and Afro ones, Hyena Stomp is a prime example of the diverse musical appetite shared by the two Italians. Remixes for the likes of Tevo Howard & Tracey Thorn, DJ Hell, and The 2 Bears. As well as original releases on Rebirth Records have led to this latest single, the big room (Hyena) stomper

"Running." Solid, insistent house rhythms provide the backbone for a flurry of staccato synth pads, distant vocal drops, rumbling low end, and a couple of dramatic floor- approved breakdowns. Remix duties have been assigned to another Italian duo, Emanuele Esposito & Leonardo GloVibes, who deliver a more percussive tech- house take filled with sweeps, booming bass, and pure after-hours power within its huge sound.

Get Up Recordings was founded by New York production duo, House of Stank, with an ethos to give artists the freedom to break their own boundaries. The label’s aim is to produce quality dance music with reliable consistency that centers on jack, tech and acid beats. Get Up Recordings will showcase a diverse spectrum of artists, including Honey Dijon, Tedd Patterson, David Harness, Johnny Fiasco, Rob Rives and House of Stank.

CheckPoint Charlie (MyCuppaT Blog) - "WOW - what an beast. Monstrous, pounding, bone-shaking bass and beautiful breakdowns… an absolute killer! And then that naughty, techy rework?!? Holy smoke! Can't wait to throw these down - a standout release of the year for me." Will SumSuch (UrbanTorque) - "Both versions are nice. Proper hypnotic dancefloor stuff." Tony D'Onghia (Radio Koper-Capodistria) - "This sounds like a lost 90s classic, and all the good for it. Cool stuff." Merlyn Martin (Subdivisions Radio Show) - "Very nice groove on the Emanuele Espitos & Leonardo GloVibes mix." Joey Silvero (Distant People) - "Cool future/retro sound. A main room track!" Bobi (Global Movement, Macedonia) - "Loving this EP. Great original, excellent remix." DJ Electric (Deepology Digital) - "HOT! Will support in Moscow." Joan Ribas (Café Del Mar) - "Great release, superb sound." Hans Tavera (Afterhours Radio, Peru) - "The remix is the bomb!" Additional support from Dave Seaman, Slam, Audiojack, Mark Brown (Cr2), DZeta N' Basile, and Mark Knight. Available Now From Juno Download / Beatport / Stompy / Traxsource