"unfoundsound is stoked to present aires buenos -- a compilation of artists hailing from buenos aires, argentina. the idea came about while sean o'neal (a.k.a. someone else) was touring in south america during july/august 2005. sean was staggered by the amazing sense of art and community in argentina. he spent a lot of time with artists like barem and dilo, and they exposed him to a variety of argentinean producers who share a unique style of loopy, shuffly, experimental minimal techno. sean fell in love with the fresh argentinean sound, and he quickly proposed the idea of compiling a number of argentinean artists on one unfoundsound release. the end result is eleven tracks of dancefloor brilliance courtesy of dilo, seph, gurtz, violett, omar salgado and barem. of course, there are many other amazing argentinean producers. this is just a taste of what argentina has to offer -- particularly buenos aires." (From the Unfoundsound's release page)

"we wanted to celebrate unfoundsound's first anniversary by offering something special to everybody who supported us throughout this first year. we therefore asked some of our favorite artists, most of them already recognized and not represented on the netlabel scene, to give us a single track that we would include in a compilation. the response was overwhelmingly positive. we then completed the line-up with several foundsound and unfoundsound artists. and here is the result: 2h 45mn to explore numerous genres of electronic music through 26 tracks. the best netrelease ever? we don't know. the longest? maybe!" (From the Unfoundsound's release page)

"unfoundsound is stoked to present barem from buenos aires, argentina. mauricio barembuem (a.k.a. barem) spends much of his days djing and developing his sound. barem's work is singularly deep and minimal with a timbral sensibility that is intermittently harmonic. "zoom" is deep, cut-and-paste experimentation that digs wholeheartedly into the center of your bobbing head. "suki" is a dancefloor killer fueled by an alluring bassline, an electro undertone and an energy level that smoothly increases as the track progresses. "klein kloob" is a moody groove machine that offers straightforward percussive arrangement augmented with found elements and peppered with digital effects. "miniban" steps up the funk element with a pumping sub-bassline and swinging percussion. "undo" gently glides with a microhouse feel, hypnotic vibrations and a rolling triplet bassline. finally, the ep closes with barem's own reinterpretation of "klein kloob" -- a tracky, stripped-down minimal gem suited for the dancefloor. c'mon and spoil yourself with six whopping minimal must-have's -- each offering sparse linearity attenuated with calculated funk." (From the Unfoundsound's release page)

"third zensible beats manipulations, this time dilo is being remix by his mates from argentina" (From the Sinergy Networks' release page)