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Kosogor, the debut album from Kedr Livanskiy's guitar-based folk/dream-pop band Kosaya Gora, is out in March on limited clear vinyl via 2MR...

"Kedr’s Odyssey in three minutes", directed by Masha Demianova...

Taken from Kedr Livanskiy's new album Liminal Soul, coming this October...

Video directed by Konstantin Bushmanov + Kedr Livanskiy...

Directed by Sergey Kostromin:

Moscow producer/singer Kedr Livanskiy shares the intoxicating body music banger and lead single from her forthcoming sophomore LP Your Need, a pulsing, heady late-night club soundtrack that the press release calls "a celebration of life and rebirth", inspired in part by Kedr's affinity for DJ'ing house, breakbeat, dub, UK garage, and other styles of raw, OG underground dance music... Rea

Kedr Livanskiy shares the dreamy title track from one of our most anticipated full-lengths of 2017, the follow-up to her brilliant 2016 debut EP January Sun. According to her label 2MR, the new record was inspired by "the Izhevsk (sometimes referred to as "the capital of Russian electronic music") sound of the 80s", and album-opener "Ariadna" is a perfect, glimmering

Russian underground producer Yana Kedrina -- aka Kedr Livanskiy -- drops the gritty new visuals for "Keep Your Word" (the "stupidest song of the album"), taken from her brilliant debut EP January Sun. Directed by Yana with her friend Konstantin Bushmanov, it feels like something you might've stumbled upon watching some late-night Soviet public access version of Amp in the mid '

Here's another new gem from 2MR (the Brooklyn label that brought us Kedr Livanskiy's brilliant debut 12" a couple months back), in the form of this dreamy, vintage deep house groover from NYC duo Earth Boys, who just recently released their debut on Vancouver label 1080p...

As we've mentioned repeatedly here and on our radio show, January Sun, the stellar debut 12" release from Russian producer/singer Yana Kedrina -- aka Kedr Livanskiy -- currently sits in rare company with Oh No, untitled unmastered., and Lemonade as one of the best records of 2016. And while the entrancing, beautifully lo-fi "No More Summer Rain" doesn't actually appear on the record