New Release: Our Chimes / Our Piano Digital 12″

Nov. 01st, 2011

Our Chimes / Our Piano is a brand-new two-track digital 12″ from Marley Carroll.  These songs expand on the organic house dynamic that Carroll explored with his remix of Emancipator’s “Bury Them Bones.” These are purely instrumental tracks with slowly-developing themes, where little gestures go a long way.  This release will appeal to fans of Four Tet, Gold Panda, and The Field.

Our Chimes / Our Piano is available FREE on November 1, 2011 from Autonomous Music.  Get it HERE!

Our Chimes by Marley Carroll
Our Piano by Marley Carroll

Marley Carroll – 2011 Red Bull Thre3Style Routine

Jul. 19th, 2011

Marley’s set for the recent Red Bull Thre3Style DJ battle.  Competitors were given 15 minutes to do a party-rocking DJ set and were required to play at least three different genres of music. Download the mp3 below!

2011 Red Bull Thre3Style Routine (I Deed It) by Marley Carroll

B-Side Fridays

Mar. 24th, 2011

Introducing B-Side Fridays.

Every Friday, Marley Carroll will share an previously-unreleased track, accompanied by a photograph from Troy Lehman.  Some will be unfinished sketches, some will be old songs, and some will be fully-realized new tunes. We’ll even throw in the occasional remix or extended  DJ mix from time to time.

Stay tuned to the Marley Carroll Facebook page and YouTube channel for updates.  Every track will be available for free  (more…)

Event : Panther God Planetariumix Release Party

Dec. 09th, 2010

01/01/10  |  Emerald Lounge  |  Asheville NC

Panther God

Marley Carroll

Moving Temple & P3RIPH3RAL

Kentsoundz

DJ Gift

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Facebook Event

Asheville Beat Tape Vol 1 Available Now

Dec. 02nd, 2010

Skew Records just released the Asheville Beat Tape Vol 1, a showcase of some of Asheville’s essential electronic producers.

[FREE DOWNLOAD]

“
In a clearing surrounded by mountains a distinctive sound rings out. This sound is the imaginative echo of the Asheville electronic music scene. It’s a sound that has been growing rapidly within this mountain community, where an ever-growing artist population constantly pushes the variety of musical production through the envelope.

The idea for an Asheville Beat Tape came from Nigel One, a long-time DJ and producer who has been involved in Asheville’s electronic music scene since the early 2000′s. Soon after joining forces with Skew Records, Nigel decided to spearhead the idea of bringing some of the surrounding talent together to form an Asheville Beat Tape. After a month’s time, Nigel had collected a multitude of tracks from area producers, and brought on Skew producers Peripheral and DM Stair to help artfully and seamlessly arrange the tracks into order. The result is a 45-minute mix of inspiring production and composition styles…
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Asheville Beat Tape Vol. 1 by Skew Records