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The Perfect Skill

One of the most well-known and respected underground dance music producers of the 1990s and noughties, Jon Carter ducked out of the music game for a decade or more. Recently he has sensationally returned, with more gusto than ever before rediscovering his love for music and releasing what can be seen as some of his best work to date.

Electronic dance music comes in many shapes and sizes now, many hues and shades, but sometimes a basic directive is all you need. The strobe flashes. The kick-drum booms. The music makes you wiggle. 

Unlike a lot of by-numbers techno missives, Jon Carter’s ‘The Strobe’ doesn’t forget that it’’s a dance track designed to make people dance. It might lurk in the dark recesses at first, illuminated by sporadic, split-second percussive flikkers; it might then kick like a mule; it might inhabit a sci-fi netherworld with machine elves and robodogs. But when it kicks back in, it undeniably has da funk. Some disco-funk. It’s techno-disco, and Sven-from-Berghain only knows that techno needs some sparkle more than ever at a time like this. 

Jon Carter says: “‘The Strobe’ is completely influenced by the nights I spent in Body & Soul in New York, as well as NYC Downlow in Glastonbury, by the sweat pouring off the ceilings in basements in Derry, and those moments, when you’re completely disorientated on the dancefloor. I hope it moves your body and f*cks with your mind.” 

Dylan Earl Barnes, one half of UK house heroes Mutiny, remixes it in a jackin’ house stylee, complete with some nifty 808 snares and a tribal sensibility.

The Strobe

Jon Carter - The Strobe

[WINKED122] Antonio Galant - Big Chain
Release date: May 10, 2024

Artist: www.instagram.com/antoniogalant_music
Label: linktr.ee/winkedrecords
Release: lnk.to/winked122

Big Chain (Album)
01 Antonio Galant - Big Chain (Original Mix)
02 Antonio Galant - Activate (Original Mix)
03 Antonio Galant - Chant Dry (Original Mix)

Big Chain

Antono Galant - Big Chain (Original Mix) [WINKED]

Links: https://tune.rhythmresonance.top/synthesis24
Artist: @valeraunusuv

Produced to achieve maximum audio ecstasy in an atmosphere of the highest tension, the Techno track "Synthesis2.4" by Valera Unusov is the epitome of futuristic sound, drawing the listener into a whirlwind of modern technological possibilities and energetic power. Amidst technological sounds and digital pulses, melancholic motifs are embedded, adding depth and sensuality to the overall perception. These melodies, which permeate the futuristic atmosphere, seem to call us to reflect on the combination of technology and human emotions.

Synthesis2.4

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Synthesis2.4 (Cyber Mix)

Mr. Sinister is an electronic Instrumental track produced by J Dud. Creepy ominous sounds with echoing bass gives this track a scary but energetic soundscape.

Mr. Sinister - Instrumental

This 1-hour/25-track techno mix includes the releases from my new EP on Reflekt Records and tracks that have been meltin' my mind.

Tracklisting:

00:00 - Truncate - Concentrate [Truncate Records]
04:08 - Kiril Melkonov - Time In Time [Reflekt Records]
06:49 - Alex Castaneda - Pakal [Reflekt Records]
10:17 - LAAT - Les Mondes [Tronic Records]
14:28 - UVB - Mixtion [MORD]
17:16 - Frankie Vega/Gabriel Palomo/Submerge - The Tempest (Submerge Remix) [Mind Burn Recordings]
18:32 - The Welderz - Digi Wurly (Mark Reeve Remix) [Sleeze Records]
21:07 - Wigbert - Moog Move [SCI+TEC] 
22:38 - Phil Berg - Y-Axis [SK Eleven]
24:32 - Alex Castaneda - Why Ya Whinin'? [Reflekt Records]
26:28 - Dennis Apec - You and Me [Funk'n Deep Records]
29:24 - Prowler (BR) - Remake [Northern Parallels]
30:52 - Sydney Blu - I Know (Hiroko Yamamura Remix) [Blu Music]
32:55 - Dubfire - RibCage [SCI+TEC] 
35:08 - Kr!z - The Ceremony [Blueprint Records]
37:20 - Carlo Lio - Welcome to the Flipside [Suara]
40:48 - DJ Tonio - The Queen (ANNA Remix) [Suara]
42:07 - Dela - Warehauz Seazons (Edit) [IHeartTechno Records]
44:10 - Varøsian - Ash In My Coffee [SUB-EQ Music]
46:35 - Fadi Mohem & Rødhåd - 210407.1 [WSNWG]
49:23 - Vinicius Honorio - Visions [Blueprint Records]
51:32 - Eddie Riot - Redliner (Dj Hyperactive Remix) [Dron3 Recordings]
53:48 - Melissa Nikita & VTONE - Livello [Layer 909]
56:20 - Alex Mine - Omnia [SCI+TEC]
58:44 - Phil Kieran - The Wasp [PK Recordings]

[FULL MIX] Adaptation

Im Nebel und im flimmernden Stroboskop, wo man zu Schweben scheint.

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Tribal Flow

Archer Sloane - Open Up Your Eyes

Loves EP

RedVibes - Loves (Original Mix)_TLT160

If interested in productions/remixing, contact 
alex@brickyardmusic.com

Alex was fortunate to grow up in Chicago around numerous musical influences. Although neither of his parents are musically trained, he remembers his English mother driving with ’60s rock on the radio while his Mexican father would jam to all types of Latin grooves. He vividly remembers his father beginning to learn classical guitar and relentlessly practicing. It wasn’t long before Alex also picked up the instrument. With his father’s efforts in mind, he learnt at a young age the importance of dedication. His passion led him to styles as diverse as Hendrix and House, finding worthwhile elements in each.

One of his most influential experiences was a trip to England in the early ’90s. There, Alex found a world-class underground scene and absorbed the music around him, ranging from Drum & Bass to Techno and everything in between. On returning to Chicago, he gravitated to its own underground scene and felt the need to make music. He would endlessly study tracks within mixes and began learning how to use sequencers.

His many influences have driven him to expand his musical range and focus on creating his own tracks. His determination to perfect his craft has led him to work closely with the highly experienced San Francisco producers, Chris Lum and Homero Espinosa of Moulton Music, and Jamie Carter of CarterCo Recording in Chicago. In response to questions about his creative process, Alex says, “I’m in love with turning silence into sound, nothing into something. Hopefully, people will feel that it’s a good something.” Armed with a guitar and a notebook, Alex Castaneda is on a continual quest to give form to the sounds he hears in his mind.