techno

Bambounou - Ignition (Laurent Garnier Remix)

improvised analog synth jam (unmastered version)
synced using a 5volt pulse
recorded on 21-sept-2014

released on Wind Horse Records on  2015-05-04
https://soundcloud.com/5voltsofficial/opencluster



5volts - opencluster

No Escape -(not mastered)- k1rOuX

This sensationally crafted four track EP perfectly cap- tures the dark melodic techno sound that Francys has grown so accustomed to. An ambient and atmospheric undertone accompanies and surrounds each production on the EP, which is perfectly captured by the opening track ‘Different Shapes’. This production is a perfect opener displaying Francys diverse and unique sound that is often trademarked and recognizable by the synth melodies that layer each production.

Combining crisp closed percussion and haunting de- layed synth keys; ‘Nibiru’ offers a more minimal techno sound to the EP, with the distorted snare and powerful kick drum layered under the track. The baseline remains ambient leaving Francys synth arrangement to draw in the listener and drive the production forward.

‘Arcenciel’ captivates the listener with a fusion of darkened piano riffs and chilling melodies. This track is a stand out production from the EP, a steady dramatic progression over eight minutes resulting in the track gradually fading out accompanied by an echoed synth.

Francys - Nibiru

Bandcamp: bit.ly/CH003BC
Beatport: bit.ly/Sam_Pauli_Implications_BP

Jonas Saalbach offers up his own take on ‘Implications’, laying the focus on elongated bass drones, sparse rhythms and whirring electronics to create a smooth and hypnotic interpretation.  

This big, melodic and euphoric track is a perfect representation of the German’s heavily musical style that has featured on labels like Parquet, Einmusika and Kollektiv Turmstrasse’s Musik Gewinnt Freunde.

Dubfire (Sci-Tec) – “Downloaded for Dubfire, thanks!” Favourite is Implications {Jonas Saalbach edition}, 5/5

John Digweed (Bedrock) – “Downloading” Favourite is Implications {Jonas Saalbach edition}, 3/5

Booka Shade – Favourite is Implications {Jonas Saalbach edition}, 4/5

Oliver Schories (Einmusika, Stil Vor Talent, Soso) - "This tune stands out - Implications {Jonas Saalbach edition}."

Just Her (Him_Self_Her) – “Great release. Both the remixes are ace but Jonas just steals it for me!” 4/5

Djuma Soundsystem (Audiomatique / Conya / Noir) - “Very nice brother! Think maybe the Jonas Saalbach mix is my fave. Keep up the good work!”

Marc Poppcke (Crossfrontier Audio) – “Fantastic release. Great originals and amazing remixes. Full support!” 4/5

Implications EP

Implications {Jonas Saalbach Edition}

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Sam Pauli - Implications {Jonas Saalbach Edition}

Tamas Skafar does it again, he took Opal's melody and made a wonderful arp out of it. In the break he surprises us when he goes all out with a powerful synth. This track is an example of pure harmony; melody, bass and percussion all working together as they should. A wonderful creation.

Foot & Mafabi - Opal (Tamas Skafar Remix) [Preview]

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Dead Body

PE04: JK Flesh - PI04 (incl. Silent Servant Remix) [π04] 
Release date: 02.02.2018

www.pielectronics.net
www.facebook.com/pielectonics

Pi Electronics reaches its fourth release with PI04 and welcomes on board the legendary figure of Justin K. Broadrick, also known as JK Flesh. Broadrick, whose name relates to the Birmingham industrial Metal band Godflesh, as well as Napalm Death, Jesu and more, delivers an EP of 3 original tracks under his electronic music moniker of JK Flesh. Informed by industrial, dub, power electronics and the extreme excesses of electronic music driven by beats and bass, JK Flesh presents different sides of his repertoire. California based Juan Mendez aka Silent Servant, co-founder of the ground-breaking Jealous God and Sandwell District imprints and known for his minimal wave-indebted techno sound, offers an atmospheric electro remix of Broadrick’s PI04.2.

PI04

JK Flesh - PI04.3

London producer Dino Lenny returns with a new dark dancefloor drop, ready to cause a stir after a string of on-point release over the last year on the likes of Innervisions, Diynamic, Ellum and Sapiens.   Title track 'Techno Is Dead' lands on his own Fine Human imprint and takes a play from people sentencing the end of a style, but the truth is the floors are having it like no tomorrow. Sonic wise, it’s a 8 minute slice of driving, shadowy, electronic sound, with rumbling 4/4 beats and warehouse ready builds working in tandem for a truly standout piece of finely balanced sound, that will no doubt light up the clubs.  Following up is ' Go Down To Mexico', with an array of off kilter stabs and trippy vocal elements solidifying Dino's dexterous production style. Expect to hear these across the clubs in the coming months.

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