Tech house

Lewis Fautzi - Binary (Oscar Mulero Remix)

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Blue Hour #003 - Reference 97
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A1 Reference 97
B1 Don't Speak
B2 Moments

All tracks written & produced by Blue Hour. 
Mastered by Matt Colton @ Alchemy London.

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Lewis Fautzi | The Gare Album [SOMALP107]

1 - Signal
2 - UVB-76
3 - The Other Side Of Reality
4 - Sick
5 - Range
6 - Loudness
7 - Opaque
8 - Hope
9 - Binary
10– Psychiatric
11- Other Planet

Soma welcome the debut album from the ever-growing roster of youthful talent as Lewis Fautzi drops The Gare Album, named in homage to The Gare Club, Porto, where Lewis made his discovery of Techno. A bold 4 track single debut gave rise to the album process midway through 2013 and under the careful supervision of Soma, Lewis has provided a definitive peak in his sound cultivated on the back of years of studio work. A collection of deep, dark and twisted techno awaits heralding a coming of age for the Portuguese native.

A droning, industrial vibe is immediate from the outset as Signal crackles into existence giving way to the cavernous UBV-76 with its concrete swathes of noise. High intensity pings form the depths give a sense of what is to come. Intriguing, broken beats deepen proceeding as Lewis takes things to The Other Side of Reality. A momentarily respite before he begins to open things up. Blocker takes the tempo up a notch with a thumping kick and looped out chaotic synths that slowly build the tension. This brooding atmosphere is carried on into the tweeked out and mesmerizing Sick, the punishing, bleeped workout of Range and the relentless, discord of Loudness. By this point Lewis has really worked up into a frenzy. Tight percussive workouts keep this album firing on all cylinders. A short interlude is offered as Opaque drifts quickly through the chaos of this straight to the floor album. Through the darkness, a glimmer of Hope shines through, albeit a cold and fleeting techno version as Lewis leaves you bare and bleeding. Yet more dance floor action as the elasticated synths of Binary (recently remixed by Spanish techno don Oscar Mulero) tear through the backbone of the album. By far Lewis’ most destructive track. The static buzz of Psychiatric is a welcome come down from the headiness of the previous track allowing Lewis to lead us through the black hole, ending on the Other Planet. It’s swirling, vortex like pads sliced open with subtle percussive, other worldly bleeps. A fitting end to this hyperactive techno journey.

A definite maturity in production shines through on this fantastic LP from Fautzi as he creates a cold and calculating output, clearly focused on the future. The Gare Album has allowed Fautzi to express himself fully through electronic music, a task that he has taken to whole-heartedly.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Released by: soma
Release/catalogue number: Soma LP107
Release date: Mar 24, 2014 

9. Lewis Fautzi - Binary [Soma Records]

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This sampler features three brand new and exclusive tracks as taken from the forthcoming
Crossing Wires 001 - Compiled and Mixed by My Favorite Robot which is due out June 10th. It
features disco talent The Revenge, techno veteran Timo Mass and Robot member James Teej and
offers a snapshot of the sounds this label has dealt in across more than 75 releases to date.
The first track from The Revenge might not be what you expect – instead of dazzling disco ‘Maia’ is
a slice of kinetic pulsating house that ebbs and flows beautifully. Of course there is some devilish
synth work buried between the beats to add some all important colour, too, and a restrained sense
of epic-ness is never far away.
Next up is electronic legend Timo Maas with ‘Dancing For My Pleasure’, a bulbous techno track
with quirky synth hooks and plenty of tension buried deep within. Sounding like a spaceship circling
a desolate cityscape, the sounds full submerge you in a world far away from here.
Finally, famed vocalist and one third of My Favorite Robot, James Teej decides to slow things down
in his ‘I Like To Clip’ track that swaggers back and forth in a lonely landscape with only icy melodic
winkles and rising and falling keys for company. It’s unnerving but inviting, alien yet familiar, and
combines the man’s usual strained vocal style with plenty of musical mystery.
Keep an eye out for the full mix will be available from June 10th 2013.

MFR075 - Timo Maas - Dancing For My Pleasure (Original Mix)

The first release on our own label is a two tracker by ourselves and we're very very excited to finally share it with you. Big support from so many people both dj'ing and partying...

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