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Daruma Connects With Good Enuff For Incredible New Compilation

Colin — Fri, 19 May 2017 01:22:22 +0000

Daruma has been consistently putting out stellar releases and continually working to break new talent. It seems their consistency has caught the eye of Mad Decent’s Good Enuff label, as the two have just joined forces for an incredible 5 track EP. Ocular & Tonton’s ‘Drifting Apart,’ opens the project with a stunning vibey soundscape that feels like sunset lounging in a hammock. Havok Roth & AIRWAV kick things up a notch with ‘Trust Issues,’ a tune that is as rich with feels as it is grittiness. Switching things up once more comes MYRNE & Awoltalks’s future bass cut ‘I Know’. It’s upbeat, sultry and perfect for summer. ‘Mystic’ is a clear standout. It’s the type of track that stops you in tracks, makes you freeze and just marvel at its insanity. Time stops. Everything around you doesn’t exist any longer. You’re in a different dimension and despite its darkness, you don’t want to escape. Rounding out the compilation is Daruma co-founder Andrew Luce‘s adventurous release ‘Trouble’. The cinematic and grande feel combined with the immense evolution within make it the perfect conclusion for the release. Stream below and cop it on iTunes.

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Daruma Vol. 5 is Their Biggest Compliation Yet

Colin — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 03:31:19 +0000

When Daruma dropped Vol. 001 we forewarned you that they were the future. With their 5th release the evidence is starting to become undebatable. With each volume the futuristic trap collective continues to expand and evolve but one thing always remains constant: the quality of their releases. The project features music from trap mainstays Andrew Luce, lux.impala, Whispa, QUIX, Baht and LUCA LUSH. On top of that, it also showcases the work from some nasty up-and-comers including Spaces, graves, and Hounds. If you’re a trap fiend this is your new favourite release; if you’ve fallen out of love with the genre this just might rekindle the spark. Either way, this is a must listen. Stream below and grab the free download.

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Collectives are in, Labels are out – Meet Daruma

Kash — Sun, 07 Jun 2015 14:59:44 +0000

In a time where music doesn’t sell as well as it used to, online presence is more important than a record deal and followers equal dollars, artists have been finding new ways to garner attention and be “discovered”. If you’re an artist of any sort, how you operate online is almost as important as your art. While the playing field has changed, subsequently artists have changed their approach to building a brand, label and fan base. In the last year or so we’ve seen artists bunch up to build a brand as a collective. Thus, the collective was born. Artists who meshed well together drafted into a group, creating opportunities for their respective artists and most importantly continuing to create freely. The concept is amazing and I can see why it is slowly becoming more and more popular and common. J.Cole once rapped “labels are archaic, formulaic with their outcomes”, pointing out how major record labels focus more on creating hits for the masses versus building loyal fan bases. Niche, boutique labels and collectives are the new model and one collective is using its combined star power to shake things up in the music game.

Enter, Daruma. Comprised of 13 artists, Daruma is a star studded collective that is set to deliver some of the best music of the next couple of years (easily). Some of the names include Instant Party!, LVX, XVII, subtomiK, BAHT and our friend Andrew Luce. As a part of their announcement, the collective released Daruma – Vol. 001, a compilation featuring music from almost all of the members. With the kind of artists this collective boasts you can expect some great music in this and in future compilations. We’re excited to see what this does for their individual careers and for them all as Daruma. Enjoy!

Also – be sure to follow Daruma on Soundcloud, Twitter and Facebook.

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