For our upcoming compilation Pssst Music Assorti 1 we went up to our studio’s attic in search for some old master tapes. Doing so, we stumbled upon some old studio equipment we have been using over the years.
Track playing: Chocolate Puma – The Wall Between Us
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Coming up is our label’s first ever compilation called Pssst Assorti 1. It features all kinds of tracks we released on Pssst Music over the years. From 1995′s synth techno by our alias Collin Bros., deep house under our Fresh Tunes moniker, tough tribal remastered trumpets of Tomba Vira and good old fashioned Jark Prongo beats in the form of ‘Wet Pants’ & ‘Ludicrous’ to our latest collaborations with Gregor Salto & Firebeatz and a brand new Chocolate Puma track called ‘The Wall Between Us’.
Here’s a sneak peek: Pssst Assorti 1 Mini Mix
Back in 1994 we made a track called Helios, which was released under our Jark Prongo moniker on our Fresh Fruit Label.
An underground gem, made with just a Roland W30, R8 and JD990 (all bought at a music store called Helios ;-) ), and recorded in what was then our little bedroom studio.
Now Innervisions Records re-released it for their Secret Weapons series.
It still sounds kinda fresh, so check it out at your favorite download portal (album only) or your local vinyl shop.
http://blog.innercityvisions.com/2009/02/17/innervisions-20-out-now/
Our friends at Mojuba released an EP with two of our older Jark Prongo tracks.
Joe at Random Circuits wrote a nice article about it. Thanks Joe!
Jark Prongo are Gaston Steenkist & René ter Horst a Dutch duo specialising in House & Techno who have been releasing music via there own label [Pssst Music] since the mid nineties. The pair have a extensive back catalogue ranging from from house & techno to everything else in between including a large number of aliases one of which is Chocolate Puma who you may remember them for releasing “I Wanna Be U” the year 2000 which was a commercial sing a long smash hit and gained lots of radio play. If the thought of another “I Wanna” physically repulses you, well don’t stress, as the ”Spadet” EP which has been reissued for the excellent [Artless] label is a million and then some miles away from the pop house vibes of Chocolate Puma. Continue Reading →
