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MZR, born in 1988 and based in Berlin,MZR is a techno DJ and producer who began his career in 2008 under various secretive aliases. 
He later settled on using MZR as his main stage name. Alongside his partner, KETCH, he established the label SYXT, which quickly became known as a vital part of the Berlin techno scene. 
MZR is known for his dynamic and energetic 4 Deck DJ sets, characterized by fast, groovy, and loop-based techno.

HABITUS PODCAST #19: MZR

Support the artist here:
https://soundcloud.com/glaskin
https://glaskin.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/glaskinofficial/

FrenzyPodcast.169 - Glaskin

The first FrenzyPodcast will be provided by two brothers from Munich that go by the name of Glaskin. Specialising in their own distinctive take on music, the duo are currently residents at the renowned Blitz Music Club of the same city. Showcasing a high energy sound, combining the past with the present, have led them to releasing on some well-established labels in the scene and having their Berghain-debut last month as part of the Spandau20 label night!

The mix they created for the FrenzyPodcast series has been one full of inspiration drawn from their set at Berghain. It’s a hybrid of vinyl and digital which enables them to connect the past with the present and their own work perfectly. Listen to the sound of Glaskin for FrenzyPodcast 169, enjoy!

Podcast: link in bio!

Artwork: Janu Krohm | https://www.instagram.com/janukrohm/

FrenzyPodcast #169 - Glaskin

FLOAT RECORDS PODCAST 028 | DECODER

Gautham Garg, better known as Decoder, is a Dallas based producer/DJ specializing in the realm of sci-fi & deep techno. His music personifies his forward thinking ideas as well as his cultural roots, making for a blend of retrofuturistic soundscapes and experimental shades of electronic music.

TRACKLIST
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Jivatma [Float]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder x Jay York - Manuel [Phase]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - XX 15 B1 [Molecular]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Anahata [Float]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Kalpavriksha [AMTK+]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder x Jay York - Lassi [Phase]
Decoder - Hastinapur [Decoder]
D.Dan - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Lonefront - 56 (ft. Decoder) [Uncoiled]
Decoder x Jay York - Unreleased
Decoder - Comportment [Fixed Rhythms]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
D.Dan - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Feph - Nonrefundable [Codec]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Non Dualistic [Fixed Rhythms]
Lonefront - Power Cord [Codec]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder x Jay York - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Lonefront - Null (ft. Decoder) [Uncoiled]
Decoder x Barbosa - Unreleased
Decoder - Farther [Blank Code]
Decoder x Jay York - Unreleased
Sard - KY26 [Codec]
Decoder - XX 15 B2 [Molecular]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Inaction [Fixed Rhythms]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - 7th Ritual [Fixed Rhythms]
Decoder - Unreleased
Decoder - Unreleased

FLOAT RECORDS PODCAST 028 | DECODER

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Animal Farm Podcast 058 | Krok

In the 88th episode of Syntop Audio we welcome @red_rooms.

Over the past years Red Rooms established himself in Berlin's electronic music scene. Known for his distinctive sound and minimalist approach, he captivates audiences with his hypnotic and driving grooves. He has garnered recognition from well-known labels such as Planet Rhythm, Drawner Records and Out Of Place Records. With several releases under his belt and more to come this year Red Rooms is one to watch.

Syntop Audio 88 - Red Rooms

01366 Invites
014 | Raymond V

Narration at its finest, packed for your ear pleasure by Raymond V. 
The old school imprint of the London based Italian artist still shapes her modern, against the tides, take on techno. 
Expect a bass-line oriented selection capable of evoking majestic atmospheres and tellurian sounds.

Here at 01366 something is boiling in the water for Raymond V... and is not just pasta.

01366 Invites 014 | Raymond V

Straight from UK.

SJ is the co-founder of Manchester based collective, Framework. Having founded in 2019, they have gone on to host nights with the likes of Rene Wise, Yant, Jay Clarke, and Habgud. 
Whilst their podcast series has seen them release mixes from established artists such as Border One, Decka, Jeroen Search, Staffan Linzatti, Marcelo Antonio, Decoder, Benales and Max Watts amongst others.
His main passion lies within the field of mental/hypnotic/deep techno, with artists such as DVS1, Oscar Mulero, Kaiser, DJ Nobu, Amotik and Psyk being significant sources of inspiration for him.

Polish Techno.logy | Podcast #239 | SJ

053 | THE SOUND OF: USAW (LIVE 09.03.24)

The following series was founded to acknowledge producers for their influence on shaping the sound in the electronic music genre while simultaneously showcasing the distinctive musical style of each artist, featuring both released and unreleased music in an all-original podcast format.

K92 aims to reintroduce a sense of mystery surrounding artists by bringing back the focus on the music itself and creating a blank slate for listeners to develop their own interpretations. As a result, the sets on this platform do not include any press photographs or biographies. Instead, each set has been personally signed by the artist to complete their signature sound.

Support the Artists:
https://www.instagram.com/usaw.live/
https://soundcloud.com/usawmusic
https://usaw.bandcamp.com/music
https://www.beatport.com/artist/usaw/1062633

The Sound Of: USAW | LIVE 09-03-2024

The 188th guest for our podcast is Parisian-based Toscan Haas, member and resident at one of our favorite crews Spectrum Waves.

This almost two hour long recording is filled with textures, driving and rolling basslines and the occasional deep dark melody. A clear focus on minimalism can be heard throughout, giving an introspective feel to the set.

Tune in for #188

Vault Sessions #188 - Toscan Haas

Introducing Thoms Traxx, a prominent figure in the Dutch techno scene. In Amsterdam, he’s made a name for himself, having played at renowned venues like De School, Radion, Lofi, and festivals, such as Awakenings and Milkshake.
Thoms is a central figure in the Orphic rave organization, curating events and building a close-knit community at the forefront of Amsterdam’s underground movement.
Both as an artist and a personality, he has been captivating dancers, bookers, and music professionals across both established and new generations.
Fueled by an insatiable curiosity and unwavering vigor, Thoms Traxx stands as an ever-evolving force in the music scene.
follow the artist:
Soundcloud:https://soundcloud.com/thomstraxx
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thomstraxx/

Artwork: https://www.instagram.com/joshua.wsm/

THOMS TRAXX

Rote Sonne invites Thoms Traxx | Podcast 125

France’s proliferation of techno talent is hard to contest these days, but Mathys Lenne’s here in case you had any doubts. The DJ/producer also goes by The Scan, and makes up half of Classic Blue, pushing forward a steely vision of the genre that’s both shrewd and quick as a whippet. Alongside projects on HAYES, his beats have shown up too as vinyl EP on Blue Hour’s eponymous record label as well as a debut LP on Dutch powerhouse MORD (2023). It’s a hard hitting genus of techno that borrows from the layered and cognitive approach employed by forebears Efdemin and Float Records label boss TWR72. He’s been busy, and found a powerful voice he spends night after night bringing to dancefloors and headphones alike. For Bassiani Podcast 206, the francophone techno envoy weaves a complex mesh of warped kicks that doesn’t let up for a second, a building tension only someone with faculties as sharp as his could successfully maintain. If this is the first time you’ve heard his name you’d be wise to take note, with an ear like his, little can stop him.

@mathys_lenne

01366 Invites 014 | Raymond V

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