Premiere of 'Three Sisters In A Row' by Roll Dann, taken from After The Downfall EP forthcoming on Soma

Spanish based techno wizard Roll Dann reunites with Soma after some time with his latest release, After The Downfall EP. Having already released 3 massive EPs with the label, Roll Dann brings returns with clever and methodical style, blasting out 5 tripped out and energetic tracks. 

Hypnotism runs through the veins of Roll Dann’s productions and opening track, “Downfall’ displays this emphatically. Jarring rhythmic structures control you straight away with controlled bursts of percussion drive the track. Next up, “Reality Colours” continues to mesmerise with it’s subtly fluctuating patterns and slowly building drums and drones. Taking a turn to a more melodic approach, “Three Sisters In A Row” has Roll Dann’s typical drive but opens up into more emotive territory with filtered strings flowing throughout. Suburbs bursts into existence with super nova like qualities as twisted synths hover menacingly in the background; ever evolving throughout. Exclusive to Bandcamp, “She Never Met The Winter” drives hard with a mechanical sequence at it’s heart.

Label: Soma
Artist: Roll Dann
Title: After The Downfall EP
Track: Three Sisters In A Row
Cat: SOMA 614D

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Roll Dann - Three Sisters In A Row [Premiere | SOMA 614D]

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KUSS - Wires - Skryptöm 60

Release date (vinyl & digital): 25th of November

TRACKLISTING:
A1: Atlantis
A2: Atlantis (Oscar Mulero Deconstruction)
B1: Nautilus
B2: Nautilus (Marcal Remix)

INFO:
Positioned at the forefront of the international scene for quite some time as a DJ and label head, Kr!z first unveiled his work to the public as a producer on a few compilations starting in 2017, leading to a debut full-length EP ‘Mantra’ in 2019 via Token. After solid follow-ups on Setaoc Mass’s SK_Eleven and James Ruskin’s Blueprint, Kr!z now offers ‘Atlantis’, pushing new depth into two original tracks with remixes by the infamous Oscar Mulero and exciting up-and-coming Marcal. 

The title track ‘Atlantis’ claims the A1 wasting no time in clarifying the EP’s intention. A brewing whirlpool of pitch bending pads suck in the listener while rowing down linear percussion and resonant stabs. The cut boasts dimension as it tosses and turns throughout its duration, taking us right into Oscar Mulero’s ‘deconstruction’ as a follow-up. Respecting the cyclical spirit of the original track, Mulero slowly guides sustained bells through a thickened percussion-line to rethink Atlantis’s accents. Mulero focuses the pace of the record and we land on a slightly more sequenced B side. ‘Nautilus’ brings a loopy groove with momentary dissonant synth-work to polish things up. Stricter transitions provide structure to the EP as a whole, and the energy passes from a maelstrom to waves. To conclude, Brazil’s Marcal provides his take on ‘Nautilus’ by tightening the seams and adding his famed groove to Kr!z’s work. Particularly playful on the drums and fleeting stabs, Marcal adds sway to the mix with an infectious pulsating bassline that effortlessly pushes all other elements; never once losing his balance.

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Death & Rebirth

First Contact

Subliminal (V2)

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Track: Healing (Michael Ius Remix)
Album: Healing EP
Artist: ESSENCE
Label: Duplicity
Catalogue: DP007
Format: Digital
Genre: #Electronic: #Techno
Release Date: 17/01/25
Mastering: Duplicity Mastering

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Healing EP

Healing (Michael Ius Remix)

SYN Premiere: ESSENCE - Healing (Michael Ius Remix) [DP007]

https://vectorfield75.bandcamp.com/album/arcadia-2089-lp

In 2089, people slowly turn into data. Our bodies fade, but our memories stay online. We don’t really die anymore—we just upload and keep going. Cities think like computers, and even love feels digital now. The world runs on loops of who we were, repeating quietly forever.

Mixed and Mastered by Ocyra
1/11/2025

Echoplanar

ankh (free dl)

VSK - Costruction [Newrhythimc digital 032]

INFO: https://www.clubbingspain.com/mp3/2020/korben-nice-licantropo-setaoc-mass-remix.html

Mythology EP

Licantropo (Setaoc Mass Remix)

PREMIERE: Korben Nice - Licantropo (Setaoc Mass Remix) [Concerns Music LTD]

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Belgian based Phara makes a huge debut on @soma with "The Great Attractor" EP. With his fast, raw and energetic sound, Phara’s ascent has been quick off the mark and this latest release has the young producer stretch himself farther with cleverly produced and exciting tracks. UK Techno don, Setaoc Mass backs up this already masterful EP, lending his own prowess to the title track.

Great Attractor leans on 90s, spaced-out techno vibes as fast paced 909s fire against the backdrop of rapid, modulating synths. Setaoc Mass’ remix comes up next, offering a deeper more restrained affair. However, as usual, the adept nature of his productions deal out devastating effect. On the flip, Mission 3,2,1 delves into dubbed out synth work whilst retaining drive and groove. Further dub explorations are found on closing track The Andromeda Manoeuvre. Spacial synth work and atmospherics ebb and flow as Phara’s hard hitting and relentless percussive work deals the final blow.

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SoundCloud: @phara-6
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Instagram: www.instagram.com/phara___

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SoundCloud: @setaoc_mass
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The Great Attractor EP

Premiere: Phara "Great Attractor" (Setaoc Mass Remix) - Soma Records

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