Riemann return for the eighth instalment of their best-selling series, this time enlisting Daso to man the controls alongside label boss Florian Meindl, featuring 450MB of deep techno loops and hits.

Genre: Action | Drama | Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller
Size: 698.90 MB
Quality: 640×272, 864 kbps, MP3 127 kbps
Directed by: Michael Spierig, Peter Spierig
Starring: Harriet Minto-Day, Ethan Hawke, Jay Laga’aia

In late 2024, Daybreak, a movement of post-apocalyptic eco-saboteurs, smashed modern civilization to its knees. In the losing, hopeless struggle against Daybreak, Heather O'Grainne played a major role. That story was told in Directive 51.

Artist: VA
Album: Solee Presents: Daybreak
Label: Parquet Recordings
Cat #: PARQUETCOMP003
Style: Deep House, Tech House
Release Date: 29/04/2010
Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps / 44100Hz / Joint Stereo
Audio Codec: MP3
Type rip: unmixed, by tracks
Size: 406 mb

Description: Tufty cotton and cumulus, time lapsed skyscapes and those first rays of daybreak. Sit back and relax as these somnambulant skies carry you to a place where budgets are manageable and clients always happy!

Sierra Hull - Daybreak (2011)
EAC Rip | Flac(tracks) - cue - log | 234 MB | 1 CD | No Scans
Genre: Country

There are lots of musicians on the bluegrass scene who play traditional, straight-ahead bluegrass, and some who combine it with elements of modern acoustic jazz and country music, but there are few who move back and forth from straight-ahead bluegrass to newgrass fusion with as much grace and as little obvious effort as Sierra Hull does. On her second album, she presents a program that includes seven original songs, and its hard to know where to start in praising her: she has a voice as clear and carefully modulated as that of a young Alison Krauss; her songs are rooted in tradition but full of sly and subtle complications that will take any careful listener by delighted surprise, and her mandolin playing is a thrilling combination of sparkling precision and jazzy abandon. For acid-grass fans theres the rock-solid but creamily smooth "Dont Pick Me Up," a 1950s-style uptempo abandonment plaint; for those who miss the halcyon days of Grisman-Rice-styled New Acoustic Music, theres the brilliant instrumental "Bombshell" (listen to that mandolin solo, for crying out loud); and for those who think they have her pegged, theres a little slice of hot Western swing called "Best Buy." And everything else on the album falls somewhere along that bluegrass-newgrass-jazz spectrum, except for the title track, which is a stunningly pretty acoustic pop ballad. Not bad at all for a 19-year-old; in fact, it would have been a proud achievement for someone with 20 years in the business. Its hard to imagine how shell top this one.