CARL COX - Kommen Zusammen (Nicole Moudaber remix)

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On 11th November 2016 prestigious imprint Intec Digital is set to release its latest compilation album, ‘Pure Intec 3’, mixed by label co-heads Carl Cox and Jon Rundell.

This essential 2xCD and digital release follows on from the previous two ‘Pure Intec’ compilations released in 2004 and 2014 respectively, and features some of the label’s biggest names including: Misstress Barbara, Josh Wink, Nicole Moudaber, Danny Serrano, Carlo Lio, Harvey McKay, Cristian Varela as well as Carl Cox and Jon Rundell amongst others.

Saeed Younan’s funk-laced classic, ‘Drop It’, kicks off the release, as Carl Cox seamlessly blends the track into Misstress Barbara’s seductive Techno number, ‘Don’t Tease Me’. Other highlights from CD 1 include Jon Rundell’s driving track, ‘Utopia’, prestigious DJ/producer Sidney Charles’ ‘Justice’, Nicole Moudaber’s pounding Techno groover, ‘One Day Later’ and Carl Cox’s Barbadian-influenced hit, ‘Your Light Shines On’.

The second instalment, mixed by Jon Rundell, features Spanish artist Dosem’s ‘The Path’, Danny Serrano’s ‘Paragraphy’, Joseph Capriati’s killer remix of Carl Cox’s ‘Kommen Zusammen’, prestigious DJ/producer Cristian Varela’s ‘Alarm Waves’ and Jon Rundell’s illustrious TR-909-laden remix of Josh Wink’s massive hit, ‘Talking To You’ are a few of the highlights from this stellar selection of Intec’s finest offerings.

Overall, it’s a release that perfectly highlights why Intec has earned its status in the industry, showcasing some of the finest dance releases over the past years in two succinct mixes.

‘Pure Intec 3’ is available everywhere on 11th November on 2xCD and digital.

TRACKLIST

CD1 – Carl Cox

1.	Saeed Younan – Drop It
2.	Misstress Barbara – Don't Tease Me
3.	Matt Sassari & D Unity – Fired Up
4.	Kasbah Zoo – Shifted Control
5.	Nicole Moudaber – One Day Later
6.	Jon Rundell – Utopia
7.	Harvey McKay – Wrong Turn (Gero Jansen Remix)
8.	Sidney Charles – Justice
9.	Steve Mulder – Kusesai
10.	Victor Calderone – Mole
11.	999 feat Amadeas – Find The Answer (Marco Bailey Remix)
12.	Carlo Lio – Love Nation
13.	Copy Paste Soul – CTRL
14.	Josh Wink – Talking To You (Carl Cox Remix)
15.	Ramiro Lopez feat Thomas Gandey – Revolution Space
16.	Drumcomplex & Roel Salemink – Awake
17.	Carl Cox – Your Light Shines On

CD2 – Jon Rundell

1.	Dosem – The Path
2.	The Junkies – Revolution
3.	Harvey McKay – Something Good
4.	Danny Serrano – Paragraphy
5.	Carlo Lio – Escobar Season
6.	Carl Cox – Kommen Zusammen (Joseph Capriati Remix)
7.	Stephan Hinz & Philipp Ruhmhardt – Kachel
8.	Ian O Donovan – Gauntlet
9.	Tomy DeClerque – Restart
10.	DJ Jock – Raw Love
11.	Fabio Neural & Alex Costa – Dillinger
12.	Cristian Varela – Alarm Waves
13.	Jon Rundell – Mind
14.	Josh Wink – Talking To You (Jon Rundell Remix)

Pure Intec 3 - Jon Rundell Teaser Minimix

Carl Cox is an industry figurehead who’s legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell.

The new Intec release is from Darren Emerson who many will instantly recognise as being an original member of iconic Underworld, and played a large role in the making of their anthems such as Born Slippy, Cowgirl and Rez.

Darren Emerson left Underworld at the peak of their popularity to follow his solo career, and over the last three decades he has been one of the most influential producers and DJ’s in electronic music.

He has collaborated with the likes of Sasha, Depeche Mode, Björk and The Chemical Brothers as a solo producer, and travelled the globe to headline festivals plus DJ in the world’s best known clubs.

Having also compiled mix CD’s for brands like Global Underground and featured on the front cover of many a music magazine, Darren Emerson is one of the most iconic figures in electronic music’s history, and fully deserved of his legendary status within the House and Techno genres.

“Deadlock” centres around the bubbling acid of a Roland TB-303 to provide the tracks driving force. Fast flowing hi-hats and clap rhythms provide extra momentum, whilst a rising vocal pad adds some subtle euphoria. Packed with atmosphere, this dancefloor focused track is peak time Techno at its best.

“Deadlock (Pure Acid Dub)” does exactly what the title suggests and provides a stripped back version of the original, where some of the parts are stripped back for the raw acid to take complete control. Darker and even more ferocious, this provides an alternative version for those who like their acid rough and ready!

“Catch 22” is led by a pulsating lead synth and tearing percussion which rips through the speaker. The groove has tribal elements brought to life with chanting vocals, which complement the melody part that squeaks pops and bursts with an underlying funk. The track fuses old school sounds with modern production to create timeless Techno.

ID126 1. Darren Emerson - Deadlock -Original

Carl Cox is an iconic figurehead of the electronic music industry, whose influential legacy includes his much famed label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell.

The new Intec release is from D-Unity and Matt Sassari who made their label debut in 2016 with a top selling EP titled “Fire Up” and now it’s time for a much anticipated follow up.

Canadian artist D-Unity has previously released on a wide selection of labels ranging from Toolroom and Suara to Yoshitoshi and Armada. Often at the top of sales charts, his party starting Techno anthems are regularly supported by everyone from Eric Prydz to Danny Tenaglia.

French man Matt Sassari is also a high calibre artist whose music has featured on labels including Tronic, Bitten and UMEK’s 1605 amongst many others. He is also a popular DJ regularly flying between continents to play international gigs.

Both D-Unity and Matt Sassari are solo artists, but when they come together and collaborate their combined output is stuff of legend.

The first track titled “I Like It” has a thick foundation laid by the tracks pounding kick drum. Powerful vocals infuse the track with energy, pulsating pads provide enthralling tension, and bass stabs provide the final touch to this high octane slice of hands in the air Techno.

Track two “All I Want Is” follows the same formula as the first, but with a Hip Hop influenced vocal sample it has more of a party vibe. With a slight tribal influence from the rolling percussion this dancefloor focused track
is a prefect party starter.

ID134 2. D-Unity & Matt Sassari - All I Want Is

ID134 1. D-Unity & Matt Sassari - I Like It

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/call-it-techno-ep/2147914

The new Intec release is from Frank Mitchell aka Frankie Bones who is an American based DJ and producer whose played a large role in New Yorks Techno scene. Having been involved in music since the mid 80s, Frankie Bones was one of the first DJs from New Yorks Brooklyn region to gain global success. By the late 80s Frankie Bones was getting regular European bookings following the success of his Bonesbreaks EP series, which released on Underworld Records received global recognition and critical acclaim. During his three decade spanning career Frankie Bones has even released an EP on the iconic Trax Records, which released many of the early records that defined the House and Techno genre. One of his most popular releases was his 1989 release titled Call It Techno which originally came out on Breaking Bones Records, and a firm Carl Cox favourite has now been remastered and rereleased for this special Intec package, which also features one of his new and previously unreleased tracks. Also featuring on the release are two new remix versions provided by Carlo Lio and Raito who each put their individual stamp on things. Carlo Lio is an artist who in between global DJ bookings, has released music on labels including Octopus, SCI+TEC, Turbo, Mood, and Saved Records. French artist Raito is fast rising through the ranks following regular releases Boysnoize Records, along with having also featured on Mako, Origami Sound, Main Course and BNR TRAX. "Call It Techno" has a timeless bass line taken straight from the glory days of Acid House. Filled with retro charm and warehouse party vibes, the vocal tells the story of Technos history, and the pads plus melody are rich in analogue joy. Carlo Lio's remix of "Call It Techno" uses choice snippets of the originals vocal to refine the story it into a powerful chant. This remix is fast and furious with added tension and suspense. Carlo adds his own toughened backing track thats filled with dark atmosphere plus an explosive drop after the main break. Raito's remix of has a bumping groove and stomping kick drum. Thick and chunky, it takes no prisoners with its hard hitting percussion and stabbing sounds. Jacking in every sense of the word, it's summed up nicely by the vocal lyrics "hits you in the face like a hammer! Second of the two original track is "Light It Up" which takes its title from the lyrics of the vocal sample. With spin backs and filter sweeps, the tracks forward momentum is accentuated by a series of bass drops. Lead by the building intensity of a bubbling acid line, the tracks rolling groove is a sure fire party starter. The fifth and final track is a dub mix of Light it up, which with the main vocal removed, focuses on the music only.

ID140 3. Frankie Bones - Call It Techno - Raito Remix

ID140 2. Frankie Bones - Call It Techno - Carlo Lio Remix

This latest Intec release is one such example of Carl Cox discovering a fresh new artist that he wants to showcase and present to the world. With two original tracks this new release is from Scottish producer Luca De-Santo who joins the Intec family following previous releases on labels including Krannit, 18-09 and Black Square Recordings. Luca De-Santo based in Glasgow, is also a DJ who plays regularly at numerous nights in his home city. Alongside local gigs, he also boasts international booking at events such as Portugals BPM Festival. Track one Reach Me is lead by a pounding kick drum and starts with thundering percussion which packs a serious punch. Stabbing pads lift the mood and the female vocal phrases give it a warehouse feel, while subtle bursts of white-noise are used to build tension. Fast and furious, this relentless techno workout is full throttle from the first beat. Requiem is the deeper of the two tracks with warm textured pads that hold a gentle euphoria, which sit in stark contrast to the hard hitting backing drop on which they are layered. Fusing raw energy and poignant emotion with an outcome thats firmly focused at the dancefloor, this is masterfully crafted techno with a truly timeless sound.

ID144 1. Luca De-Santo - Reach Me

Out now on Beatport

https://www.beatport.com/release/percussionix/2280205

Carl Cox is an industry figurehead whos legacy in music includes his iconic label Intec, which he runs with friend and business partner Jon Rundell.

Intec's new release is from UMEK who is a Slovenian artist accredited with kick-starting the techno scene in his home country, before earning critical acclaim on a global scale when he first started his career in the 90s.

Having released on labels ranging from CLR and Novamute right through to Toolroom, in recent years UMEK's own imprint "1605" has also become a main outlet for his music.

People with a good knowledge of technos history will be more than aware of the impact of UMEKs classics tracks, such as his anthemic Gatex that came out only a few years before his first Intec release in 2005.

Having also collaborated with many influential figures such as Chris Liebing and Joey Beltram, this new solo EP is UMEKs third release on Intec.

Titled Percussionix the EP opens with (Mix 1) which centres around a thick set bassline cut with filter sweeps and full of menacing intent. Leading the track is a combination of tribal percussion loops, which provide the track's main driving force.

Track two is UMEKs alternative mix of Percussionix which titled (Mix 2) has a more refined sound with the raw edges of the percussion being rounded off to smooth the sound, and its bassline is left unfiltered so it becomes more of a gradual sweep that grows with building tension.

ID152 1. Umek Percussionix Mix 1

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/back-2-jack-2018-versions/2280206

The latest Intec release is a special package in honour of a true house classic originally released at the birth of the genre in 1985, and that features two new reworked versions of Chip E’s anthemic track “Time To Jack”.

Created in collaboration with Chip E, the two new versions have been produced by label boss Carl Cox titled “Back 2 Jack” and pay homage to the iconic vocal, which should be instantly familiar to house fans of all generations.

Anyone who has ever watched or read a documentary covering the history of house music will know how influential Chip E’s original was, as many accredit it with being one of the records that coined the term “Jacking”.

Reworking a classic so iconic arguably takes an icon to do it, and working on that logic, Carl Cox is the obvious man for the job.

Starting with a solid kick drum as the track's foundation, Carl's updated version is all around bigger and with a booming sound.

It stays true to the original, keeping the bassline and vocals but also bringing the production up to date with a thickened sound, adding some aggressive modulation to the instantly recognisable bass hook.

Re-recording the vocal has also given it some added presence and really brought out the commanding intensity that many know and love and has done it in a respectful way that compliments a piece of music now over thirty years old.

ID153 1. Chip E & Carl Cox - Time to Jack - Back 2 Jack 2018

Sam Ball - Handsome - ID028 web

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/believe-in-me/2436677

Many fans of Intec will recognise Raito from his hard hitting remix of the Frankie Bones classic "Call It Techno" which was released on the label in 2017, and by popular demand he is back with a solo EP of original material.

Alongside the aforementioned, he has also been a regular feature of Boysnoize Records plus contributed to other labels such as Nervous, BNR TRAX and Brooklyn Fire.

Based in France, Raito is heavily influenced by the classic sounds of jungle and hardcore. Fusing trademark sounds classic to those genres with the modern techno style, he has a unique and timeless sound that at times also touches on house music.

Believe In Me kicks off the EP with its earth shaking bassline and rattling percussion. Building in momentum, the soothing female vocal sample adds a calming influence over the otherwise fast and furious vibe of this peak time track.

With an industrial sound the mechanical groove of Lost Temple is next up on the EP that packs a serious amount of punch. Building towards the eerie tension of the breakdown, its pitched percussion melody hook adds to the tracks tidal wave of rhythm.

Finishing things off is the ravey collaboration with T78 titled Can You See which has vocals stabs alongside bursts of broken beat percussion and old school synth textures that add to its warehouse party feel. Dark and aggressive, this cut is the perfect way to end an EP with a bang.

ID168 3. Raito & T78 - Can You See

ID168 1. Raito - Believe In Me

Available on Beatport now
https://www.beatport.com/release/so-good-ep/2642038

Anfisa Letyago is a rising star of the Italian techno scene having on numerous occasions had tracks break into Beatports Top 100 sales chart. Born in the Siberian region of Russia, she has adopted Naples as her home, and become a regular DJ at many of the local events.

This is Anfisa Letyagos first release on Intec, but other imprints to have featured her music include an eclectic selection of labels ranging from Spinnin to Nervous. Still at a young age, she has already played at a number of festivals, and Carl Cox signed this release after already supporting many of her other tracks in his sets.

The opening track So Good breathes fresh life into a classic sample that gives the track an old school vibe. Added with just a hint of euphoria from the fluttering lead synth, this slice of peak time techno has a feel good mood whilst still packing a serious punch.

Keeping the good times vibe alive Catch The Spirit also makes use of a timeless sample fused with emotive synths and hard hitting percussion. Capturing the end of the night vibe, this track fully embraces the spirit of how a DJs set can unite a group of strangers on a dance floor.

ID184 2. Anfisa Letyago - Catch The Spirit

ID184 1. Anfisa Letyago - So Good

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/diverse-ep/2801731

ID195 4. Chris Count The 14U

ID195 3. Ferhat Albayrak, Riza Gobelez - Rough-Hewn

ID195 2. Gaston Zani - Ephemeral

ID195 1. uhnknwn - Phantom

Out now
https://orcd.co/ee-bm


Having made his Intec debut in 2018, Eats Everything is back on the label for his hotly anticipated follow up in the techno style he has released on labels ranging from Dense & Pikas Kneaded Pains to Pan-Pot's Second State.

Eats Everything first made waves as a bass heavy house producer who took the scene by storm releasing on the likes of Dirtybird, Pets Recordings and Relief, but with an ever-evolving style he is now equally respected in the world of both house and techno.

His techno exploits also include setting up EI8HT, which is a label run in collaboration with Andres Campo, thats featured genre leading artists such as Truncate.

Openly describing himself as a Carl Cox fanboy, Eats Everything lists Intec as a landmark label he has always wanted to feature on.

Opening the release are the punishing clap rhythms and stabbing chords of Bill Murray which has rave inspired vocal bursts fused with acid synths. Taking timeless elements, this fast-packed track is jackin' techno tailor-made for peak time plays.

EEE's has a tongue-in-cheek title inspired by the seductive vocal loop. With a rolling groove and fast-paced percussion, this hypnotic track has a dark atmosphere combined with machine funk.

ID197 2. Eats Everything - EEE's

ID197 1. Eats Everything - Bill Murray

Out now on Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/eskes/2884701

ID198 2. Roel Salemink - Eskes

ID198 1. Roel Salemink - Eskes - Carl Cox Remix

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