D'MARC CANTU is someone whose music we have been in love with for a long time already. Finally we had him play at our ACID IST FERTIG night at Suicide Circus Berlin on oct 25th, 2013! And here is the recording of his massive set. Enjoy!

D’Marc Cantu started working on what would later be known as JakBeat in late 2000 after being introduced to Ghostly alum JTC. In keeping with the raw sounds that he's known for D’Marc uses analog gear, meticulously gathered samples and crafty production work to further define JakBeat, a sound that encompasses the emotion and simplicity of early electronica but does not limit itself to just one genre. 
In 2005 D’Marc and JTC created 2amfm, taking cues from house, techno, acid, electro and hip-hop, to produce such tracks as Sweatbox and Desolate Cities. D’Marc later teamed up the Traxx and JTC to create X2 a super group of JakBeat aficionados, releasing Time Elevation Rhythm and House not House. As a solo artist he has released a number of singles and EPs such as 2009's Another Number on Crème and 2011's Set Free, hailed as a modern classic, on MOS.
2011 also saw the release of his first album, Fallen, on Crème Organization and just months later MOS would release his second album A New World. Most recently he has taken on remix duties, providing a JakBeat twist to tracks by Alis, G String, Samaan and Ricardo Tobar all in 2013 alone.
His most current project, Some Fantasies are Good, was accompanied by a DVS1 remix and released on the new Montreal based label Forbidden Planet in mid 2013.
With no signs of slowing down he looks to continue to push his unique sound, look for him to release works on Nation, Ansatz, Shaddock, Sequencias and Echovolt in the coming year.

www.killekill.com
http://dmarccantu.com

KILLEKILL PODCAST #17: D’MARC CANTU live

Detroit Techno Militia presents THE GRID - 12.26.2013
Originally broadcast on www.burstradio.net

Part 1: DJ set by DJ Roach [Nuestro Futuro Records/Underground Resistance. Detroit, USA]
Part 2: DJ set by T.Linder [Detroit Techno Militia. Detroit, USA]

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Artist - Title - Label
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DJ Roach - My Riot - Nuestro Futuro
Unknown - PL 0.1 - Unknown
DJ Roach - Yo No Se - Nuestro Futuro
Matig - The Faze - Native Collective
Unknown - Unknown - Unknown
Matig - The Faze [Stimulus Mix] - Native Collective
The Aztec Mystic - Aztec Mystic - Underground Resistance
Robert Hood - MP321 [B] - M-Plant
Nomadico - Ganas [UR Mix] - Underground Resistance
The Aztec Mystic - Revenge Of The Jaguar [Jeff Mills Remix: Loop 1] - Underground Resistance
The Aztec Mystic - Revenge Of The Jaguar [Octave One Remix] - Underground Resistance
DJ Mark Flash - Minha Mocambo - Underground Resistance
B. Calloway - Jit Beat 1 - Local 3000
Underground Resistance - Footwars - Underground Resistance
The Aquanauts - Zilla Beats - Underground Resistance
A. Garcia - Docile 023 [A2] - Docile
Vintage Future - Antimatter Premium Unleaded - Underground Resistance
Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier - Underground Resistance
Tiger Balm - Jamma - Elephanthaus
Jay Denham - Last Track - Black Nation
Tim Baker - Motor City Jackin' - Elephanthaus
Jay Denham - Last Dance - Black Nation
Alka - Mifa - Resopal Schallware
Dimitri Pike - Death Announced - Detroit Techno Militia
Steve Bicknell - When On Is Not - Clubtracks
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Part Two: T.Linder
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Scan 7 - I Am From Detroit - Elypsia
Fix - Flash - KMS
Electric Soul - X² - Direct Beat
M.I.A. - Schoolcraft Bump - Underground Resistance
DJ Godfather - First Contact - Twilight 76
Aaron Carl - Down [DJ Di'Jital Techno Bass Mix] - Metroplex
Ben Long - Imperial Leather [Ben Sims Water Torture Mix] - Tortured
Viper Kid - Weekend Sex Exchange - Dark Print
DJ T-1000 - Neutra - Pure Sonik
Sean Deason - Science Funktion - Studio !K7
Kaotic Spacial Rhythms - M-Class - 430 West
Elektrabel - Machines - 6277
A. Paul - Edge - E'poch Worx
Underground Resistance - Kill My Radio Station [T.Linder Remix] - Unreleased
E-Dancer - Pump The Move - KMS
Pounding Grooves - Pounding Grooves 18 - Pounding Grooves
Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Red 2) [Robert Hood Mix] - Deconstruction
Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise - Bush
Joey Beltram - Aumento - Tresor
Unknown - Unknown - Unknown

Detroit Techno Militia - The Grid - Episode 21

My next guest on Yax Invites is Adelaide techno veteran, Ben Alibi, who has kindly prepared an interesting write up to support his mix for the series below.

Good records offer an insight into another existence - be it here on Earth, or the far flung reaches of our imaginations. Speaking personally, the valuable ones are usually something I continue to find something new in and are as appreciated being played right through, or mixed as a portion in a set. 

When DJing, I feel the focus should be on the music itself; I've only ever used two sources at once and I like to believe that in some ways there's fewer places to hide when it's just you and two tracks. Knowing how to juggle three (or more) decks well would be awesome though! 

I always go back to hearing Jeff Mills play over two nights, during the mid 90's. Night one was his 3-turntable power mix - which was amazing to watch first-hand! However, night two was performed on two decks only, whereby it felt to me like the level of intensity and audience involvement was counter-intuitively higher. Furthermore, it seemed like the track selection went deeper and everything being aired reached its full potential. 

As such, I believe a DJ's role is simply to work productions together, so as to best highlight the standout parts of each track simultaneously - anything more, or less, only detracts from what should be at the core of it all; individual human expression, through techno music. 

This mix has plenty of personal old favourites - tracks that we (my generation) would associate with a night out in Adelaide during the early 90's. I'm old enough to remember this period fondly and with good reason as Adelaide, South Australia truly was the underground techno capital (outpost) of Australia - if not the southern hemisphere - primarily due to being the base for the formative label, Juice Records. 

The current generation of contributors should certainly feel proud of our foundations, but crucially, remember that so much has changed. We're totally just a grain of sand on a beach now, but something big has been achieved here before, so it's certainly possible again.
 
From my perspective, if there's one thing to take from our history here, it's that we be totally confident in our unique way of doing things as that's core to our sustainability; moreover, it's what someone on the receiving end 'buys into'. 

Again, with the sentimentality... but buying records back in the day was like being a tourist - you were taking a ride on someone else's reality. Every point in the globe, every scene within a point, had its own sound and this was a big part of the attraction that techno music originally held. In essence, I wish to continue being part of the movement that (re)focuses on sounding like Adelaide, for us to then communicate outwardly with. 

I love what we had, but I love where we might go next, even more. 

I hope that you enjoy listening to this selection as much as I did laying it down. N.B. keep an ear out for the new (and some unreleased) music within from DMZ and Antony Coppens, on Juice Records.

https://soundcloud.com/squaremile
https://soundcloud.com/user-533127389-978665150
https://www.mixcloud.com/benAlibi/
https://juicerecords-australia.bandcamp.com

Yax Invites #057 - Ben Alibi

Recorded @ Folklor Club @ Folklorienne on 22.12.2022 before after LSDXOXO

https://soundcloud.com/alex-nantaya

FloorKast 032 with ALEX NANTAYA

For the 4th episode of Dance Reminiscence on @radio-relativa, Clara hosts @dharma_tunes

Born in Sunderland, Dharma has surfaced with a formidable musical background - performing as a multi-instrumentalist in orchestras, bands, and most recently as an electronic music producer. Dharma’s distinctive, yet unique sound takes major influences from the likes of The Prodigy, Aphex Twin.

Still only in his twenties, Dharma has released on a flurry of labels, most notably, Permanent Vacation where he received support from the likes of Alan Fitzpatrick and CRI.

The start of 2022 saw Dharma release 3 EP’s over a 4 month period. The first being on Newcastle based label Ape-x where he delivered a monster 4 track EP ‘Escaping The Harddrive’ which explores the realms of ambient, house, techno, breakbeat, jungle, and beyond.
The release received a wide range of support and received positive feedback from dance music heavyweights Daniel Avery, Skream and Erol Alkan.

Aside from his own productions, Dharma has been on the receiving end of a wide range of remix projects. Some of the remixer's names include the likes of Marc Pinol, Omri Smadar and Boy Short’s and in 2022 Dharma delivered some of his own remixes, most notably, remixing fellow north easterner Man Power on his renowned ‘Me Me Me’ label.

2023 plans to be a huge year for Dharma as he prepares for releases Me Me Me and his much anticipated debut on the dance music heavy weight R & S Records.

DANCE REMINISCENCE | CLARA hosts Dharma

Reclaim Your City 181 | Raíz (Los Angeles)

Producers and label owners Vangelis and Vidal Vargas have performed worldwide from North America to Europe to Japan. Through their connection with Drumcell they developed the label, production group and music collective Droid Behavior. Aside from curating forward thinking events such as Interface, Raíz have released affective music on labels including Electric Deluxe, Historia Y Violencia, Droid Recordings and their own label VRV. 

As performers, Raíz fully harness the capabilities of technology to create a thick blend of Detroitinfluenced techno and hard, gritty house. Years of production experience inform their Live PA / Digital DJ hybrid approach, as they layer each track’s core essentials and live improvisation to craft sets into a unique and narrative arch. Their releases follow suit, drawing from their musical training and diverse influences, to shape conceptual tracks of substance.

www.droidbehavior.com
Facebook: bit.ly/Raiz_FB
Soundcloud: bit.ly/Raiz_SC
Resident Advisor: bit.ly/Raiz_RA
Booking: bookings@droidbehavior.com

First hour // Electro

01. Retape - EMN - 030303 Records
02. SCNTST - Acüd - Boysnoize Records
03. The Advent - Infared - Internal
04. Japanese Telecom - Beta Capsule - International Deejay Gigolo Records
05. L.A.M. - Meltdown - Clone Records
06. I-F - M7 - Bunker Records
07. Dj slip - Spice - Missile Records
08. DeFeKT - Trigger - Signal Code Records
09. LAG - Varijacije - Mord Records
10. Silk Road Assassins - Cryo Enemy - Planet Mu
11. Mikron - Medika Combine - Boysnoize Records
12. Transllusion - Do You Want To Get Down? - Tresor Records
13. Johannes Heil - Who Am I - Kobayashi Recordings
14. Pacou - Multipass - Cache Records
15. Steve Stoll - Drop Zone - Novamute
16. Jeremiah R - Illuminated Process - Enklav.
17. Dcast Dynamics - The Light Still Glows - Isophlux Records ‎
18. Billy Nasty - Celebrate The Roots - Datapunk
19. Star-Kid - Unknown
20. Exploit - Plectron 2 - Mutex Recordings
21. Actress - Maze - Honest Jon's Records
22. Octogen - Morpheusised - Soma Records
23. Convextion aka E.R.P. - Lodestone - Semantica Records
24. Kyle Geiger - Ode To Elders (Perc remix) - Perc Trax
25. Diamond Version - Forever New Frontiers - Mute
26. Umwelt - Secret Of A Black World part 1 - Satamile Records NYC
27. Etcher - Vapor people - Pastamusik
28. The Hacker - Danse La Salle Des Machines - Datapunk
29. Dexter - Intruder - Klakson
30. Lowfish - Theme To Parked Cars - Suction Records
31. Detune - A2 - Unknown
32. Codec & Flexor - Unknown 
33. Stojche - Subway Stress - Sounds Benefit

Second Hour // Techno

01. Professor Traxx - The Move Traxx - Radikal Fear
02. Raiz - Gynoid tool
03. Spoiled Drama - Black Drama - Nous
04. Inland - Acidalia - Infrastructure New York
05. Franco Cinelli - Moksha - The Untold Stories
06. Myles Serge - Unknown
07. Savinto - Female Plight - Compressed
08. Marcelus - Red Dance - Tresor Records
09. Marco Faraone - Rotary (radio slave remix) - Uncage
10. Kowton - loops 1 - Livity Sound
11. Cleric - Formation - Clergy
12. Steve Murphy - UK Treatment - Lobster Theremin
13. Cleric - 2nd Limit - Clergy
14. Audionite - Kling Klong - BNR Trax
15. B.A.D.S. -  House-O-Matik - Rekids
16. Raiz - Coruscate (boomin edit) - Unkown
17. Laidback Luke - Bitch Jump UP - Rough Cut Records
18. Tool 
19. Blue Maxx - Link - Synewave
20. Frankie Bones - Untiteld - Futurist 
21. Kastil & I-real - Edema - Stale
22. DJ HMC - 6am - Reflector Records
23. Sister City - 909 Homicide - BNR Trax
24. voices from the lake - 258 B - Spazio Disponibile
25. Yalessa Hall - First Perrin - Will & Ink
26. Matt Saderlan - The Basics Of Hatred - Armed Records
27. DJ Deep - Stressin - Deeply Rooted House
28. Jon Hester - Phantom Orbit - Dystopian
29. Phil Moffa - Center Of The World - !K7 Records


Rinse France Podcast

Reclaim Your City 181 | Raíz

A long-serving Detroit artist gifts us an hour of exclusives.

K-Hand Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/khandmusic/

In Session: K-Hand

VA - Dekmantel 10 Years 08 - Dekmantel (DKMNTL-10YEARS08) 

a1.	Donato Dozzy & Peter Van Hoesen - Storta
a2.	Deniro - Serval
b1.	Matrixxman - Sexual Frustration
b2.	Talismann - Aciano

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5853/

Celebrating its ten year anniversary, Dekmantel is pleased to announce record number eight in a ten-EP trophy series released throughout 2017. This time Dekmantel focusses on some of the most highly regarded craftsmen within techno, including, Donato Dozzy and Peter Van Hoesen along, Matrixxmann, and Dutch DJs Deniro and Talismann. Like stepping out of the UFO tent at Dekmantel Festival, ears ringing from an entire day of pulsating music, this record epitomizes the fiery warm, organic. Featuring a selection of underground, and international talents, the eighth EP will resonate with all who like their techno full of character, living in the space where Detroit and the Netherlands co-exist.

With a common language of abstract, modular techno Donato Dozzy and Peter van Hoesen are no strangers to each other's music – or studios. 'Storta' has that psychedelic tribal aesthetic that has come to define their most recent live-hybrid performances. Dutch producer Deniro has garnered a more cult-like reputation for his spacey, progressive jams – one that has earned him the admiration of Nina Kraviz who recently released his new EP Mendoza on her Trip label. Returning to Dekmantel, Deniro drives a soulful, journey to an intergalactic world that was shaped by the Gods of Detroit – smooth sauce, that Derrick May would surely approve of. Talismann, aka. Guy Blanken, aka. Makam, is the much travelled Dutch producer with a specialty for hypnotic drones, and apocalyptic rhythms. With a much beloved self-titled imprint distributed through Clone, Talismann makes his first foray onto the Dekmantel imprint with 'Aciano', a haunting series of raw acid, and prophetic beats. 'Sexual Frustration' by Matrixxman, is a continuation of the American producer's ever-growing relationship with Dekmantel. With three excellent EPs already released with the Dutch imprint – Nubian Metropolis, Sector I: Rhythm, and Sector II: Acid- the latest endeavour by Charles Duff highlights his analogue dexterity, when a soft-pallette of vibrant, almost electro-like sounds.

After throwing their first ever party in the Dutch capital a decade ago, Dekmantel have come to establish themselves in underground music. 2017 saw Dekmantel launch a new festival in Brazil, adding to their Dutch outing in, as well as their Croatian jaunt, Selectors. Going from strength to strength, the label kicked off their, ten-part EP series in March. With one EP released every month, the series has been embracing all the musical varieties Dekmantel has come to represent. Featuring label favourites, along with a whole bunch of new faces, iconic artists, and select debuts, the 10-year series is an, collection of timeless music that embraces everything they’ve done to date, while setting a precedent for things to come.

DKMNTL-10YEARS08 // Donato Dozzy & Peter Van Hoesen + Deniro + Matrixxman + Talismann

Let's start the week with our first АЕРОБИК podcast.

Berlin-based artist "Stojche" delivers a proper 60min vinyl only mix including a few bangin' 90s techno classics combined with his own productions, Detroit influenced dubbed out tracks like Magnitude from his newest EP on a.r.t.less records. A must hear!

Tracklist:

 1. Jeff Mills - Detached (Axis)
 2. Museum - Fabel (Indigo Aera)
 3. Vince Watson - Ethereal (Delsin)
 4. Dark Fader - Step On (Terminal Records)
 5. Octave One  - Black WaterS A2 (430 West)
 6. Ken Ishii - Extra (R&S)
 7. DJ Rush - The Breaks (Pro-Jex)
 8. E-ZGR - Metalurgic Funk a1 (Wania)
 9. Robert Hood - Side Effect (Hood Music)
10. John Thomas - Paint (Logistics)
11. Steve Stoll - Begin with dub (Proper Traxx)
12. Peter Sliwinski & Lukas Wydryznski - Ultrasouns (Soleil)
13. Stojche - Magnitude (a.r.t.less)
14. Charles Siegling - B2 (Star Traxx 03)
15. Aril Brikha - Groove La Chord (Transmat)
16. Adverse March - No hype (Jericho)
17. Pacou - Phoenix Sterac remix (Cache)
18. Hertz & Johan Bacto - Elevation (Zync)

АЕРОБИК Podcast Series

АЕРОБИК Podcast 001

АЕРОБИК PODCAST 001 - STOJCHE

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: Claire Morgan
Second hour: Victor Crezée

Dekmantel Radio

Dekmantel Radio w/ Claire Morgan & Victor Crezée (28/02/2020)

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