The long awaited Meridian LP from Akin Khan is allready out in the net.

Words are always not enough to describe music, never the less in this
case, where Akin Khan shows his mature understanding of electronic
music, in this deep and soulfull album.

Every track sounds as a statement of melody and harmony from a very
techno meaning of the words. Whether it goes in straight 4 x 4
classic drums patterns, trough broaken beats, to disolved toms; Akin
takes advantage of any resource at hand to drive the listener into the
deepness of sound and abstract landscapes, developed from a beautyful
retro-futurisim musical aproach.

You have it all, as music lover you will loose yourself trough
Meridian’s music journey, and as DJ or Live performer, you’ll have
fantastic oportunity to make your sets go further in the direction of
deep and sensual Akin Khan’s electronics.

Soleil Records is very proud to introduce this album to all the freaks
around, we know it will be a very welcome piece for all the music
lovers who kept supporting us through all these years. We also know
that many people will join us from this release, and we feel that in
this case, for sure Akin Khan’s Mediridan LP will be a good reason to
do so.

Oblate

The Interlude

Russ Gabriel, Itokim, Dactilar, Darren Nye, Steinwiese, Pablo Bolivar, Javier Orduna and Franco Cangelli provide their own visions of the Headron Lp by Akin Khan. No more information need it, right?

08 - Verve (Franco Cangelli)

07 - Solar Plane (Javier Orduna Remix)

06 - Sentinel (Pablo Bolivar Remix)

05 - Semicon (Steinwiese Remix)

04 - Mionix Saiph (Darren Nye Rework)

03 - Live Engine (Dactilar Rework)

02 - Iconoclastic Riot (Itokim's Vision)

01 - Cone of Vapor (Russ Gabriel Remix)

My musical odyssey started about two decades ago. 
That was a short time before the fall of the Berlin wall.
 
It was in the early nineties, when we had immigrated to Germany. I was 15. As so often in life, the beginning was a mere accident in conjunction with a youngster's curiosity.

We had moved into another town, where I happened to pass a record shop and heard this music - unlike anything I had ever heard before.
It was loud, it was hard, it was Jeff Mills Waveform Transmission Vol. I. This name was to thread through my rather modest biography like a recurrent theme

The sound was fearsome and exciting at the same time, an encounter with something quite unknown.
I was just curious … where does this music come from, who makes it, and above all how do they do it!??

At a later date the puzzle came together when various facts gradually combined into a picture that had a name to it - Detroit !!

And there were other masterpieces: Robert Hood - Minimal Nation, Kenny Larkin - Metaphor and Laurent Garnier - Shot in the Dark.

More records followed, 2 Turntables and a battle mixer. My collection increased with my musical likings.

I then went back to the roots. Soul and jazz music became decisive factors in my musical development.
Techno made me a music lover, but I was not limited to one style.
Towards the end of the decade I stopped putting on records and took up photography … but that is a different story

Although I was not active in terms of music in the new millennium, my enthusiasm for that sound and my respect for the artists remained unabated.
And in early 2007, again quite accidentally (how else), I started to make music myself.

Akin Khan

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