Best of hfn music 2019
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Lydmor - LSD Heart
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Blaue Blume - Lovable
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Fluqx - Vanishing Point
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Frum - Ocean
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Dino Lenny - Camouflaged
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The Mansisters - Amigo
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Brynjolfur - Error Man
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Trentemøller - Sleeper
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In its 10th year and in anticipation of its hundredth release, Hamburg based label hfn music looks back at an eventful year and compiles some of the best songs from hfn music and its sublables hafendisko and In My Room.
Kasper Bjørke opens up the collection with his stunning reinterpretation of the Alessi Brothers’ 1975 hit ‘Seabird’, which is taken from his new double EP ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay’, before Lydmor chips in her ‘LSD Heart’.
Sid Le Rock’s ‘Slowpoke’ which appears here in form of the Cabaret Nocturne Remix, was orginally released on the new Sid Le Rock album ‘Scenic Route’ in spring on hafendisko.
The highlight on In My Room without a doubt is the recent release of Trentemøller’s fifth studio album ‘Obverse’ in September and this collection includes ‘Try A Little’ (featuring jennylee of Warpaint) and the instrumental ‘Sleeper’.
The brandnew album by romantic art-pop band Blaue Blume is represented with the song ‘Lovable’ followed by Jacob Bellens’ ‘Love Is Robotic’, while hints of things to come is ‘Vanishing Point’ from Fluqx who are set to release their debut-album in spring 2020 and here you get a first glimpse.
Frum is the most exciting new discovery from the Faroe Islands and appears here with ‘Ocean’.
Two dancefloor tracks of their own special kind, Dino Lenny’s ‘Camouflaged’ and Brynjolfur’s ‘Error Man’ come courtesy of hafendisko before The Mansisters (Kasper Bjørke and Sexy Lazer) round off this collection alongside said Trentemøller song.
Kasper Bjørke opens up the collection with his stunning reinterpretation of the Alessi Brothers’ 1975 hit ‘Seabird’, which is taken from his new double EP ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay’, before Lydmor chips in her ‘LSD Heart’.
Sid Le Rock’s ‘Slowpoke’ which appears here in form of the Cabaret Nocturne Remix, was orginally released on the new Sid Le Rock album ‘Scenic Route’ in spring on hafendisko.
The highlight on In My Room without a doubt is the recent release of Trentemøller’s fifth studio album ‘Obverse’ in September and this collection includes ‘Try A Little’ (featuring jennylee of Warpaint) and the instrumental ‘Sleeper’.
The brandnew album by romantic art-pop band Blaue Blume is represented with the song ‘Lovable’ followed by Jacob Bellens’ ‘Love Is Robotic’, while hints of things to come is ‘Vanishing Point’ from Fluqx who are set to release their debut-album in spring 2020 and here you get a first glimpse.
Frum is the most exciting new discovery from the Faroe Islands and appears here with ‘Ocean’.
Two dancefloor tracks of their own special kind, Dino Lenny’s ‘Camouflaged’ and Brynjolfur’s ‘Error Man’ come courtesy of hafendisko before The Mansisters (Kasper Bjørke and Sexy Lazer) round off this collection alongside said Trentemøller song.
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released December 20, 2019
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hfn music Hamburg, Germany
hfn ['ha:fən] (harbour)
The independent music label works from 'harbour city' Hamburg (Germany). Harbours
are open doors to the world, and so is hfn, and to all spectrums of music. hfn music is home to sublabels hafendisko and Anders Trentemøller's label In My Room.
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