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Set from the last Konfusus Session @ Chinastraat, Ghent BE

Long Legged Lander - Konfusus Autumn Session Set @ Ghent 221021

Satan

Satan (30 Something Years Later Mix)

Polytone Recordings is back with a four-track EP featuring two originals from Orion and two raw remixes from Johannes Volk and BLD – the latter included as digital bonus track.

Title-track ‘Gravity’ simmers effortlessly over rumbling sooty percussion and drawn-out atmospherics to deliver a dynamic techno cut geared to the darkest dance floors while the Beatless version does exactly what it says on the tin - in fine ethereal form. 

Up for remix duty are is Exploration head honcho Johannes Volk and BLD. Johannes is known especially for his quality output on Axis, Sistrum and more recently London’s Tief Music. He certainly delivers for the Frankfurt imprint utilising punchy drums, sharp modulations and oscillating synth lines to dish up a robust and hypnotic re-imaginging. 

Only featured in this release, the second remix comes from Barcelona based BLD. Effectively picking up on the mood of the original track, he delivers an acid influenced interpretation of “Gravity” on a slightly broken beat structure.

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Orion - Gravity (Original Mix)| PLTR012

Skober - Insomnia (Original Mix)

Decoded Magazine teams up with Suara to bring you this exclusive premiere of the latest collaboration between Harvey McKay and Jay Lumen with a slice of techno goodness, set to be released on the 5th October via Beatport

Read more.http://www.decodedmagazine.com/exclusive-suara/

Exclusive premiere - Jay Lumen & Harvey McKay - Power Chords (PREVIEW)

2 House - Go Techno [Tony Humphries Dub - Mix RMX]

Montel - Body Music (Original Mix)

After his successful remix of Orion’s “Gravity“ Johannes Volk returns to Polytone with his debut EP. Two excellent techno tracks are in place and a spaced out ambient piece called “It Could Happen“ describes the mysterious view from a spacecraft cockpit into the wideness of the universe. On the 
A-Side Volk blows the whistle of the EP’s title “Asteroid Riding“ with funky chords accompanied by a wide deep bassline, short samples, classic percussions and a cropped stomping kick-drum, that let you ride through the orbit. On the B-Side “Earthbound“ pounds with a broad hollow kick, arpeggiated synth’s, alerting sounds and a harmonically settled type of string-line that eases the element’s diversity like the blue planet’s gravity. Within the tracks that have been built to transport the feel of time and space, Johannes Volk again pushes himself on the cutting edge of electronic music.


A1 Johannes Volk - Asteroid Riding | PLTR014

Out Now @shops worldwide on Acacia Records Us
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K-HAND Boiler Room Teaser

We Do What We Want

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Alan Fitzpatrick - We Do What We Want

Autonomous Overdrive

Driverless Pattern (Original Mix)

With previous releases for Four Tet's Text Records label, and his own Geej imprint, Taraval debuts for Hypercolour with the 'No Coast' EP.  

Four tracks of brain scrambling and colourful techno joints right here.

Taraval - No Coast (Hypercolour)

Tribe

Tribe (Chip Jacks Remix)

Tribe (Trus'me You Want Me Remix)

Longing for summer, 'Better Weather' is the most soulful cut yet to be heard in the ever-expanding catalogue of Alphonse's MPC jams.  Spacey and dusty deepness, with a heart yearning gospel vocal delivery from Rev Be, which Alphonse tweaks and manipulates across three unique versions.

Better Weather

Better Weather (Original Mix) (HYPE070) [clip]

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Yasmine Hamdan - Café by Acid Arab

Where Is It Going? (Steve Mac & Phil Hartnoll dub mix)

Available to purchase on iTunes now:  http://www.smarturl.it/ovqm3z

Where Is It Going? (Steve Mac & Phil Hartnoll dub mix)

M27 (Original Mix)

Vinyl Battleset , enregistré le 1/03/2007

Old School Classic / Acid Techno Mix By Mik Izif Vs Midwooder

Management - Electric Ibiza 
Neil Evans 
neil@electricibiza.com
Lisa Barraclough
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WATB/Apex Label Manager
Graham Sahara
graham.sahara@electricibiza.com

Socials - Tom Aves
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Bookings - North & South America
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Tour Dates & Music: alanfitzpatrick.komi.io

A man who needs little introduction, Southampton born techno legend Alan Fitzpatrick has spent the last decade carving out his musical niche and holding rank in the upper echelons of the underground electronic world. Few artists can claim to have headlined Berghain and also had a hit on daytime BBC Radio 1, but then there aren’t many artists like Alan Fitzpatrick. 

One of the most popular techno DJs in the world, he has rubbed shoulders with the likes of Carl Cox and Adam Beyer for the best part of a decade, performing at the world’s biggest clubs and festivals. Known primarily for his raw hard-edged sound, Alan has developed into one of dance music’s most versatile producers, equally at home putting out techno bangers on Drumcode as he is making disco-infused house anthems, or experimental electronica under his 3STRANGE alias, not to mention his impressive range of collaborations (including CamelPhat, Skream, Sasha, Rebūke and Jamie Jones). 

The We Are The Brave and Apex Faction label don adopts a no nonsense approach to A&R and in 5 short years Alan has welcomed some of Techno’s finest producers to his fold. The Englishman champions the musical output of both established artists and breakthrough alike, accumulating over 50 million Spotify Streams on We Are The Brave records since its inception in 2016. Fast-forward to 2021 and the southern powerhouse shows no sign of slowing down, his passion for music permeating all aspects of his career. The WATB frontman is renowned for curating an evening of exceptional magnitude, having already showcased his roster’s talent at The Warehouse Project, Shine Belfast, SWG3 Glasgow and the infamous Fabric nightclub in London.