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Mik&Ale - Inside The Ride  (Original Mix)

Uto Karem is back on Agile Recordings for the first release of the year, this time he delivers a two-track EP named 'Essence'. 
The Original mix is a consistent techno-oriented tune, with a contagious groove and dark-spoken words.
The Electro Mix twists things around infusing an electro vibe and clever use of processed vocals.
https://www.beatport.com/release/essence/3640182

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Uto Karem - Essence (Original Mix)

MOOD081 01 Nicole Moudaber - What Was  (Chris Liebing Remix)

Primera edicion de un track que reforzo mi amor por el Techno hace ya varios años. Un avance de lo que estoy haciendo por estos dias ;) Atari Beats_I<3Techno



Jeff Mills - The Bells - Atari Beats (Original Remix)

'Modular Control.' This pulsating EP not only serves as proof of their evolving sound but also features a substantial remix from Uto Karem himself. Designed with the dancefloor in mind,

Modular Control

Tarantula (Uto Karem Remix)

<p>The fifth edition of our &#8220;Agility&#8221; various artist compilation has touched down and stands as a perfect representation of where our label stands today. Kicking off with the low-end goodness of &#8220;Sweet Bee&#8221; and the sly bassline of Ronan Portela and Stiv Heys&#8217; &#8220;Melted&#8221; this collection showcases the many faces of today&#8217;s Tech House and Techno. Tracks such as Devid Dega &amp; Pepellino&#8217;s &#8220;Eight Of May&#8221; sit perfectly alongside The Southern&#8217;s industrial-tinged &#8220;OneTwo&#8221;, while Victoria Engel&#8217;s subliminal &#8220;Carmen San Diego"and Vidaloca &amp; Piem&#8217;s &#8220;Aphrodite&#8221; bring warm, welcomed grooves to the table.</p>

Vidaloca & Piem - Aphrodite (Original Mix)

What Will Remain

ØURSPACE - No Stability  (original mix)

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Label boss Ramon Tapia returns to Say What? with Superstition, a 2-tracker that brings his signature rolling techno energy into sharper, more hypnotic focus. Drawing from years of experience as a DJ, producer, and sonic storyteller, this release blends percussive depth, melodic tension, and dancefloor functionality into a tight package designed to move both body and mind.

The title track is a dark, groovy roller with a subtle mystique. A looping, low-slung bassline forms the foundation, while dusty chord stabs, filtered textures, and echoing vocal snippets dance at the edges. The rhythm pushes forward like a spell in motion — minimal in structure, but rich in detail. As the track unfolds, elements evolve with surgical precision, creating the kind of hypnotic momentum that locks dancers in for the long haul.

On the flip side, Disco Dancer flips the energy with a playful yet driving groove. This isn’t disco in the traditional sense — instead, it’s a twisted take filtered through Tapia’s techno lens. Funky stabs, shuffled percussion, and a rolling, off-kilter rhythm create a sense of controlled chaos that feels both nostalgic and futuristic. The breakdown teases a euphoric lift, but instead of exploding, it tightens the screw — pulling dancers deeper into the groove. Equal parts fun and ferocity, “Disco Dancer” is built for peak-time moments when the energy needs a bold push without losing the groove.  

PREMIERE: Ramon Tapia - Superstition (Original Mix) [SAY WHAT?]

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Jon Rundell - Dysfunctional Acid - Etch

The first part of Pig&Dan’s ‘Tunnel Vision’ EP lands in transcendent style. 

Since their debut on Drumcode in 2016 with ‘Mexico’, Pig&Dan have firmly established themselves as one of the label’s most vital acts. They’ve dropped four memorable EPs, including a standout four-tracker with Adam Beyer ‘Capsule’, all of which reinforced their uncompromising production standards.

‘Tunnel Vision I’ is this accomplished talent in full bloom and the first of a two-part EP series that will hit across March and April, 2020. Rather than release an album and potentially explore less dancefloor-orientated tangents, the pair opted to present eight tracks the represent their high-impact, euphoric take on techno. The cuts have done damage at events such as Warehouse Project, Drumcode Halloween and Dockyard Festival.

‘Slave to the Rhythm’ hits like a hypnotic steam train, led by crisp drumlines before a massive synth lead comes into view complemented by a muscular bassline. Trippy synths and a propulsive groove give ‘Tunnel Vision’ its bite. ‘Fracture’ marches forward with plenty of low-end technoid swagger, before a synapse-tickling riff delivers a peak-time hit. ‘Traces’ brings proceedings back to earth, creating an evocative technoscape fit for welcoming the dawn.

Tunnel Vision I

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Pig&Dan — Tunnel Vision — Drumcode — DC221

Agile Recordings, born from the vision of Uto Karem, stands as an independent vinyl and digital label committed to supporting and producing unique electronic music with globally recognized artists. Our main vision is to release groove-induced, high-energy tracks, featuring the creativity of brilliant and forward-thinking artists.