Having left a lasting impression on many with his ‘Whipped’ track back in February, Chris Colburn makes an overdue return to 8 Sided Dice this September. Typically raw and uncomplicated, ‘Destiny’ is a punchy slice of mechanical sounding techno, fusing wobbly metallic sounds over a punchy kick and incessant hats. Cari Lekebusch delivers two remixes to complete the package, the 06:00 remix that works the track up into an intense, shunting crescendo while the 04:00 remix adds swirling spaced out atmosphere. 

ESD047 - 02 - CHRIS COLBURN - DESTINY - CARI LEKEBUSCH 06.00 REMIX- 8 SIDED DICE

Music junkie, pixel knutselaar, DJ/organisator NACHTRUIS en vindt schildpadden echt dé shit.

Past events:
17-06-2017 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
11-02-2017 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
24-09-2016 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
14-05-2016 - Technofarm @ Secret...
30-04-2016 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
20-02-2016 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
14-11-2015 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
09-12-2015 - The View Rooftop @ Lisbon, Portugal
08-08-2015 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
14-03-2015 - NACHTRUIS @ N201 Aalsmeer
(and 25 more since 2008)

Under the stewardship of Alan Fitzpatrick, 8 Sided Dice Recordings continues to maintain its reputation as one of the most consistent techno labels via a steady stream of well received releases. The label operates as both a home for high profile artists and a outlet for emerging talent; striking a balance between output from Fitzpatrick, Slam, Dustin Zahn and Sasha Caressi, as well as exciting new talent like Rich Jones, Chris Colburn and ON/OFF.

www.8sideddice.co.uk

Colombian born American raised house music junkie is who I am. Love this sound since the disco days of the late 70's and early 80's. Dancing to solid gold on tv and growing up with the electronic snyth pop european sound of the Flock of Seagulls, The Cure, OMD, and The Cure that totally inspired my musical taste of now. What really changed my views of the whole electronic sound was the Grateful Dead. I was the biggest hippy with the long hair and going to mad Phish and Dead concerts that made me marvel at the fact that they would play one song and blend another song during jam sessions. My room mate was from Britain and had mad rave flyers on the wall and would blast Trance Europe Express all day all night. I told him about my marvel of the jam bands blending and then a couple of hits of E later and this kid was on a prowl to feel that first love affair of techno and E. Many years later until my purchase of Technics 1200 and a cheesy Numark mixer and I was set to be the best Dj I could be. 