Jay York is a techno producer based in Orlando
This is a vinyl and digital set. 
Unreleased tracks from Jay York, Cratan, Forum, Alarico.  
He kept this mix loopy and heavy groove based with some old school techno records that I found.

SC: https://soundcloud.com/jayyorkmusic
IG: www.instagram.com/jayyork.x/
FB: www.facebook.com/JAYYORKTECHNO

Syncast

SYN036

Jay York - Syncast [SYN036]

https://westrules.bandcamp.com/album/alien-connections-vii
https://westrules.bandcamp.com/album/alien-connections-vii
https://westrules.bandcamp.com/album/alien-connections-vii
https://westrules.bandcamp.com/album/alien-connections-vii
https://westrules.bandcamp.com/album/alien-connections-vii

WR016 - ALIEN CONNECTIONS VII (PREVIEWS)

driver: Franz Jäger
SC: @https://soundcloud.com/franzjager

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For its fifteenth iteration, Reclaim Your City travels to Paris via Vienna with complementary pair Eric Fetcher and Arthur Robert taking over for a round of cold-blooded club-busting blends. Whereas the first spent the past half-decade honing his machine-based mind-control skills and abilities through a stream of EPs for KEY, Granulart and Warm Up Records, the latter broke through more recently with a quartet of pace-setting releases for Len Faki’s Figure imprint.

A full-on hypnotic affair leafing through the darker districts of dubbed-out deep techno, "RYCL.015” eases us in a sunken realm of unquiet oneiric folds and further afield, obscure crannies. Fetcher strikes first with “Arrival” - a pulsating meshwork of distressing signals going pong on the reverbs, as sturdy kick drums and skittish percussions guide the groove onto proper club-ready rails via a clinical 4x4 frame.

Then comes Arthur Robert’s “Petrichor”, an enslaving roller tailored to catch you in its intricate web of sonar-like bleeping and wild, homing hats let loose like hounds on their prey, whilst you progressively lose track of your actual environment to enter a new world of multisensory stimulation and blurred-out abstraction.

Flip the record and here is Robert’s “Centipede” taking over with an uptempo cascade of heavily delayed machine talk, dust-clogged kicks and surgical 4x4 swing bound to have everyone losing their shit in the basement with shadow-knightly swagger and in-your-face attitude. Fetcher’s closing number “Balter” adds a further hip-swaying, breaks-laden, rowdy spin to the overall forward-moving ride, but also some more warmth sound design-wise, which will most certainly find a positive echo in DJs looking for true-school hybrid weaponry - capable to keep the dancing clock ticking in full-swing, without jeopardising the after’s chiller vibes.

*As per usual, RYCL.015 comes adorned with a bespoke piece of artwork, this time courtesy of talented Dutch photographer Joris Graaf, and will be pressed on 180-gram black and white marbled vinyl for the discerning heads.

A1 written & produced by Eric Fetcher
A2 written & produced by Arthur Robert
B1 written & produced by Arthur Robert
B2 written & produced by Eric Fetcher
Distributed by Clone Distribution Rotterdam
Artwork by Joris Graaf, Design by Enchilada
Cat. no. RYCL015 – All Rights Reserved
℗ & © Reclaim Your City 2022
www.reclaimyourcity.bandcamp.com

RYCL015 - Eric Fetcher - Balter

Morgan Elder 024

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Palma é produtor e dj natural de Lisboa (Portugal) com foco no fast-paced techno. Sua abordagem de produção é simples e eficaz, resultando em faixas diretas orientadas para a pista de dança.
Seu som é fortemente influenciado por produções antigas enquanto mantém uma sensação contemporânea.
Alguns de seus trabalhos obtiveram o apoio inicial de nomes consagrados como Setaoc Mass, Rene Wise e Nicolas Vogler.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/palmalx_
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/palma

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Palma is a producer and dj based in Lisbon (Portugal) focusing on fast-paced techno rhythms. His approach to production is simple but effective, resulting in straightforward dance-floor oriented tracks.
His sound is heavily influenced by earlier techno productions while also maintaining a contemporary feel.
Some of his works have gathered early support from established names such as Setaoc Mass, Rene Wise and Nicolas Vogler.

Refuge 034 | Palma

Yax is a DJ from Adelaide, Australia with a passion for underground techno, drawing influence from the likes of DVS1, Jeff Mills, and Setaoc Mass. His style is often deep, hypnotic, and hard hitting as he takes inspiration from the 90s and early 00s era of techno. Yax also curates his own weekly podcast series called Yax Invites via his SoundCloud page with the aim of creating a library of quality mixes and showcasing talent from around the world. His mix for Communion Circuit was recorded with three decks and is full of loopy, hypnotic and trippy techno

CC 79: Yax

bandcamp

Divalda - I Miss You Adrenaline

BOUNCE TO IT

Dogmatic

Duplicity 041 | @oktobertechno

We’re very excited to present Duplicity 041 featuring an hour of energetic techno grooves blended with deeply immersive and percussive rhythms, bringing you that classic rolling techno-hypnosis to your speakers from Autonome Records co-founder, Oktobr.

Co-founder of the fast-growing label Autonome Records, Oktobr has been carefully building his craft and reputation in Berlin for over 2 years now.

His sets are embodied with threatening grooves, racing rhythms and lively percussion. With a new EP on the way and big projects upcoming on his label including a first vinyl release, he is definitely not going to be quiet.

As usual, turn up the volume and enjoy.

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You can check out more from our guest here:
@oktobertechno
@autonome-records

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Duplicity 041 | Oktobr

Underground at its finest.

At the moment, we are not accepting any podcast inquiries, please refrain from sending us sets.

Track inquiries can still be made via DM. Please don’t send any Trance tracks or edits.




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