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Indian Summer (record producer)

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Indian Summer is an electronic music project of Australian record producer, DJ, songwriter, and radio personality Gabe Gleeson. He also produces music under the name Gabe Ruth.

Indian Summer
Gabriel-Gleeson-2019
Gleeson in 2019
Background information
Birth nameGabriel Gleeson
BornMelbourne, Victoria, Australia
Genres
OccupationsRecord Producer, DJ[1]
InstrumentDigital audio workstation
Years active2010–present
LabelsSweat It Out! Music,[2] Warner Music Group,[3] Indian Summer Music[4]
Past membersChevy Long
Websitewww.indiansummerau.com

Early life and education

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Gabe Gleeson is the grandson of Italian/Australian filmmaker Giorgio Mangiamele.[6]

He performed in bands throughout high school and studied design at university before leaving to focus on the project.[7]

Career

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Indian Summer was previously[when?] a duo with Chevy Long.[8]

In 2012 Indian Summer signed to Australian electronic label Sweat It Out! Music! Music by its late founder DJ Ajax,[9] they embarked on their first Australian tour[10] and were listed among FBi Radio's most played artists the following year.[11] In 2014 they were invited to perform at SXSW,[12] toured the United States (making appearances in support of Robert Delong and Digitalism),[13] were named as one of MTV Australia's top producers of the year[14] and mixed Sweat It Out! Music’s ‘Let’s Sweat’ compilation album released by Universal Music Australia.[15] Indian Summer again toured domestically as part of Nina Las Vegas Presents alongside TKAY Maidza, Cosmo's Midnight, Motez, Touch Sensitive, and L D R U[16] as well as for Sweat It Out! Music's 2015 Tour with Dom Dolla, Cassian and Go Freek.[17]

In 2014, Indian Summer performed at Splendour In The Grass,[18] Field Day,[19] Falls Festival,[20] and Beyond The Valley.[21]

"Shiner", ft. Ginger & The Ghost, reached #1 on the Hype Machine chart in 2015;[22] its recording and film clip were respectively added to rotation on triple j,[23] Foxtel's Channel V[24] and along with 'Loveweights' ft. Shaqdi,[25] The ABC's Rage program.[26] The act has been the subject of multiple features on triple j[27] including two hour long Mix Up segments[28][29] and its works have attracted unofficial video remixes from fans.[30][31][32]

As of 2020, he also releases music under the pseudonym Gabe Ruth through Medium Rare Recordings.[33] His 2022 single 'Make Your Move' was added to rotation on Triple J Unearthed Radio.[34]

Other activities

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Gleeson was the editor of influential Australian electronic music website Purple Sneakers between 2012 and 2015,[35][36] hosted its corresponding two-hour weekly radio program[37] and has spoken on industry panels at EMC[38] and BigSound.[39]

Discography

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Albums and EPs

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Title Details Tracklist
No Use
  • No Use
  • 1.01 My Heard Drops
Foreign Formula
  • Foreign Formula
  • Grand Rapids
Aged Care[40]
Shiner ft. Ginger & The Ghost[42][43]
  • Shiner ft. Ginger & The Ghost
  • Palm Kings[44]
Loveweights
Late Night
  • Elliptical[46]
  • Feel My Way
  • Kater Kall
  • Slideways[47]

Singles

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Title Released Label
Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary[48]

26 August 2016

Sweat It Out! Music
Warner Music Group

Love Like This ft. Lastlings[49][50][51]

11 November 2016

Sweat It Out! Music
Warner Music Group

Right At Home ft. Aaron Michael[52]

23 April 2018

Sweat It Out! Music

Remix EPs

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Title Details Tracklist
Foreign Formula (Remixed)
Loveweights (Remixed)
  • Loveweights ft Shaqdi (VIP Edit)
  • Loveweights ft Shaqdi (Plastic Plates Remix)[54]
  • Loveweights ft Shaqdi (Ape Drums Remix)[55]
  • Loveweights ft Shaqdi (Worthy Remix)[56]
  • The Quays
Shiner (Remixes)
  • Shiner ft Ginger & The Ghost (VIP Edit)
  • Shiner ft Ginger & The Ghost (Option4 Remix)[57]
  • Shiner ft Ginger & The Ghost (Akouo Remix)
  • Shiner ft Ginger & The Ghost (Mike Metro Remix)[58]
Been Here Before (The Remixes)
  • Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary (Treasure Fingers Remix)
  • Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary (Treasure Fingers Dub)
  • Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary (Røse Remix)
  • Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary (Kuren Remix)
  • Been Here Before ft Eloise Cleary (Ghost Dogg Remix)
Love Like This (The Remixes)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Bart B More Remix)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Bart B More Dub)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Kry Wolf Remix)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Kry Wolf Dub)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Lewis Cancut Remix)
  • Love Like This ft Lastlings (Auro Remix)
Right At Home (Remixes)
  • Right At Home ft Aaron Michael (Extended Mix)
  • Right At Home ft Aaron Michael (More Than Friends Remix)[59]
  • Right At Home ft Aaron Michael (Westend Remix)
  • Right At Home ft Aaron Michael (BYOR Remix)

Remixes

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Year Title Label
2011

Geoffrey O'Connor 'So Sorry' (Indian Summer Remix)[60]

Self Released

2011

Architecture In Helsinki 'Escapee' (Indian Summer Remix)

Modular Recordings

2012

Polographia 'Righteous Hit' (Indian Summer Remix)[61]

Self Released

2013

Kissy Sell Out 'Who Walks Alone' (Indian Summer Remix)

San City High

2013

Caseno 'Sebastien' (Indian Summer Remix)

Sweat It Out! Music

2013

Tyler Touche 'Technicolor Symphony' (Indian Summer Remix)

Self released

2013

Terace 'Running' ft. Jupiter Project (Indian Summer Remix)

Sweat It Out! Music

2013

Jessie Andrews 'You Won't Forget Tonight' ft. Comets We Fall (Indian Summer Remix)

Metropolis London Music Limited

2013

Sinden & Vato Gonzalez '$100 Infinite Kung Fu Vixens' (Indian Summer Remix)

Sweat It Out! Music

2013

Safia 'Listen To Soul, Listen To Blues' (Indian Summer Remix)[62]

Self released

2014

CVIRO & GXNXVS 'Benjamins' (Indian Summer Remix)

October Records / Universal Music Australia

2014

The Aston Shuffle 'Tear It Down' (Indian Summer Remix)[63]

Universal Music Australia

2014

Beni 'Protect' ft. Antony & Cleopatra (Indian Summer Remix)

Modular Recordings

2014

Elizabeth Rose 'Sensibility' (Indian Summer Remix)[64]

Inertia

2015

Porsches 'Karate' (Indian Summer Remix)

Sweat It Out! Music

2015

Antony & Cleopatra 'Sirens' (Indian Summer Remix)

+1 Records, Vitalic Noise

2015

Yolanda Be Cool 'Sugar Man' (Indian Summer Remix)[65]

Sweat It Out! Music

Compilations

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Year Label Title Details
2013

La.Ga.Sta.

Late Summer compilation Vol 3.[66]

Appears on

2014

TheSoundYouNeed

TheSoundYouNeed Vol. 1[67]

Appears on

2014

Sweat It Out! Music

'Let's Sweat' Vol 1.[15]

Mixed by / appears on

2015

Sweat It Out! Music

Sweat It Out Classics

Appears on

2017

TheSoundYouNeed

TheSoundYouNeed Vol. 3

Appears on

2018

Sweat It Out! Music

Sweat It Out 2008 - 2018 (Mixed)[68]

Appears on

Music videos

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Year Title Director
2014

Shiner ft. Ginger & The Ghost[69]

Jack Toohey[70]

2015

Loveweights ft. Shaqdi[71]

Tay Kaka & Liam Ozdemir[72]

2017

Love Like This ft. Lastlings[73][74]

Liam Ozdemir[75]

Gabe Ruth

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Singles

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Year Title Label
2020 Asking[76] Medium Rare Recordings
2020 Tell Em[77] Medium Rare Recordings
2021 Make My Night[78] Medium Rare Recordings
2021 Make My Night (4am Remix) Medium Rare Recordings
2022 Make Your Move ft. Rosie Kate[79] Medium Rare Recordings
2024 Better Than You Thought (w/Douglas York)[80] HUGS

Remixes

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Year Title Label
2020 Rosie Kate 'Silent & Grey' (Gabe Ruth Remix)[81] ATN Recordings
2021 TAYA & Jamie Vale 'Am I Wrong' (Gabe Ruth Remix)[82] Flotilla Records

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