Category Archives: Our Releases

Rigor Music

Posted on February 15, 2012 | by Maestro Saturday | Our Releases

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After several EPs with Harkin & Raney and a handful of edits released on wax via Wurst and Subway Series, Eamon’s first solo full production EP hits the shops this week on Throne of Blood. Roman Flugel and Brendon Moeller offer up remixes to the two original tracks – “Rigor Music” & “Electric Light”. You can have a listen below.

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Our Music

Posted on October 3, 2011 | by Maestro Saturday | Our Releases

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In addition to throwing parties, Justin and Eamon are musicians and producers as well. They have worked with labels such as Wurst, Throne Of Blood and On The Prowl, and with the Subway Series releases, Eamon opted to independently press his own vinyl. Below you’ll find their discography. Click on the links for more information about the releases.

Justin Carter:

Great Weekend EP – Wurst Music

Eamon Harkin:

Shakes On EP – Throne Of Blood

Word To The Wise EP – Throne Of Blood

John Boy/Innit EP – Wurst Music

Subway Series No. 2

Subway Series No. 1

Corinne – “Dream A Little Dream (Harkin & Raney Remix)” – On The Prowl

Neurotic Drum Band – “Robotic Hypnotic Adventure (Harkin & Raney Remix)” – Wurst Music

Populette – “Mommy (Harkin & Raney Remix)” – Throne Of Blood

Photo by Marshall McDonald

 

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‘Harkin & Raney’ To Date

Posted on October 2, 2011 | by Eamon Harkin | Mixes, Our Releases

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The guys from Dog & Pony recently requested a mix from Harkin & Raney to form part of a recent edition of their ongoing podcast series. This seemed like a good opportunity to pull together all the production work, encompassing original tracks and remixes for Wurst Music Co, On The Prowl and of course Throne of Blood, to date by Steve Raney and myself. Here in isolation is that collection of tracks in mix format to download. It contains some unreleased and soon-to-be-released material.

Harkin & Raney for Dog & Pony

1. Harkin & Raney – Workin’ & Steamin’ (Throne of Blood)
2. Neurotic Drum Band – Robotic Hypnotic Adventure (Harkin & Raney Remix) (Wurst Music Co.)
3. Harkin & Raney – Happenstance (Unreleased)
4. OneAuff (aka Steve Raney) - Heavy Heady (Throne of Blood)
5. Corinne – Dream A Little Dream (Harkin & Raney Remix) (On The Prowl)
6. Harkin & Raney – Word To The Wise (Throne of Blood)
7. Eamon Harkin – Rigor Music (Throne of Blood)
8. Harkin & Raney – Shakes On (Throne of Blood)

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Shakes On

Posted on July 12, 2011 | by Maestro Saturday | Our Releases

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Today sees the release of a second Throne of Blood EP from Eamon’s production project with studio partner Steve Raney.

Harkin & Raney‘s ’Shakes On’ EP explores a version of deep and broody house which has caught the ears and gained the support of The Revenge, Mark E, Neville Watson, Soul Clap, Spencer Parker, Hunee and Craig Richards. They’ve also pulled in a top drawer remix from JG Wilkes of Optimo under his Naum Gabo guise.

Review’s from Resident Advisor, xlr8r and Little White Earbuds can be found here and here and here respectively.

Workin’ & Steamin’

Shakes On

Shakes On (Naum Gabo Remix)

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Subway Series No. 2

Posted on May 16, 2011 | by Maestro Saturday | Our Releases

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Next week sees the release of the second 12″ on Eamon’s Subway Series imprint, the label he uses to release the odd edit and revamp of tracks appearing occasionally in his DJ sets. This time Mister Harkin takes three numbers which should be somewhat recognizable to discerning ears and mutates them for the dance floor.

‘Party Out of Sight’ is a re-work of the Bill Wither’s seminal ‘Harlem’. This edit made its first mark a few years ago on mp3 blogs but has now been further spruced for wax. ‘The Better Kind’ stretches out Joy Division’s ‘Means to an End’ and underpins it with a propulsive drum pattern, while ‘Turn Up the Funk’ is a DJ-friendly re-work of the proto Hip-Hop number ‘Shoot the Pump’ from back in the day.

Party Out Of Sight

The other two tracks are after the break.

. . . Read On

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