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After he blew the roof off Leake Street on NYD, @benraumusic drops an hour of driving house grooves for our LOCUS Mix Series! 💥 🪐

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Is it Friday yet?!?! Time to party with this new Tech mix! 

Track listing available soon.. 

March Tech Mix

Our debut release, available everywhere on February 29th. 
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Jeff Button, Tyson Lambert - Playin The Fool (The DC Remix)

BACK TO THE FUTURE is going on Tour. 

I am going to recreate the parties of the early nineties that I never could attend, from the flyers to the imagery on location to the chill-out area. 

All in intimate venues, for a exclusive live experience of the sound of my mixtape trilogy and beyond. 

See all dates and purchase tickets at www.pkbacktothefuture.com

---
Free HQ download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF1_hq
Free mp3 download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF1_mp3

Over Christmas 2014 I needed a break from recording
my album, searching online for a song I recalled from
my youth, I fell into a rabbit hole of thousands of
YouTube playlists and posts, rediscovering the songs
my friends and I would gather and listen to as
13 & 14 yr olds every Saturday in East Berlin on Radio DT64
(now Berlin's Radio Fritz).

I stumbled back to the future, collecting over 5000 songs
on YouTube, learning for the first time the artists behind
the songs we heard almost 25 years ago.

The forthcoming trilogy is the result of 18 month
of building edits from YouTube recordings and stitching
them together off-line. I could not include every song,
nor indeed even the entire tracks from this small period
until 1993, so this is my personal history of electronic
music arriving in Berlin.

This trilogy will not be sold, it was a labor of love,
born of nostalgia and made for sharing.

Paul

Tracklisting	
The Source Experience - The Source Experience (R&S, Belgium, 1993)
280 West - Scattered Dreams (Kaleidoscope, US, 1992)
Quadrophonia - Warp Factor One (ARS Productions, Belgium, 1993)
Nelson FFWD Cruz - My House (Minimal, US, 1989)
Frequency - Hey, Hey, Hey (Lower East Side, Netherlands, 1990)
DHS - House of God (Hangman, US, 1990)
Acid Jesus - Fairchild (Klang Elektronik, Germany, 1993)
Master Techno - Red Religion (S.T.D., Belgium	, 1992)
AUX 88 - Technology (Direct Beat, US, 1993)
2 for Joy - Manic Joy (Noise, UK, 1990)
Chestnut - Pot of Gold (Natural, Netherlands, 1992)
LFO - LFO (Warp, UK, 1990)
Todd Terry - House is a Feeling (Freeze, US, 1991)
Fingers INC. - I’m strong (R&S, Belgium, 1990)
808 State - Pacific State (ZTT, UK, 1989)
H&M - 88 (Axis, US, 1992)
Brain Pilot - C.N.S. (Nova Zembla, Belgium, 1993)
2 Deeep - X-Pression (DiKi, Belgium, 1990)
Studio X - Los Kings del Mambo (N-Fusion, US, 1992)
Transformer 2 - Pacific Symphony (Sonic, US, 1992)
The B-Sides - Reforced (Music Man, Belgium, 1990)
Aphex Twin - Analogue Bubblebath (Mighty Force, UK, 1991)

Paul Kalkbrenner: Back To The Future - Part 1

BACK TO THE FUTURE is going on Tour. 

I am going to recreate the parties of the early nineties that I never could attend, from the flyers to the imagery on location to the chill-out area. 

All in intimate venues, for a exclusive live experience of the sound of my mixtape trilogy and beyond. 

See all dates and purchase tickets at www.pkbacktothefuture.com

---
Free MP3 download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF2mp3
Free HQ download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF2hq

Over Christmas 2014 I needed a break from recording
my album, searching online for a song I recalled from
my youth, I fell into a rabbit hole of thousands of
YouTube playlists and posts, rediscovering the songs
my friends and I would gather and listen to as
13 & 14 yr olds every Saturday in East Berlin on Radio DT64
(now Berlin's Radio Fritz).

I stumbled back to the future, collecting over 5000 songs
on YouTube, learning for the first time the artists behind
the songs we heard almost 25 years ago.

The forthcoming trilogy is the result of 18 month
of building edits from YouTube recordings and stitching
them together off-line. I could not include every song,
nor indeed even the entire tracks from this small period
until 1993, so this is my personal history of electronic
music arriving in Berlin.

This trilogy will not be sold, it was a labor of love,
born of nostalgia and made for sharing.

Paul

Tracklisting:
Slackjaw - Drive my Body (Brute, UK, 1992)
The Latin Age - Esta Loca (Easy Dance, UK, 1989)
Marshall Jefferson - Move your Body (Trax, US, 1986)
Todd Terry - Now Way (One, US, 1992)
Main X - 88 to Piano (Hithouse, Belgium, 1991)
Format - Dance (ESP, Netherlands, 1992)
Eden’s Paradise - This is the Dance (Breaking Bones, US, 1989)
S.P.Q.R. - Tribal Experience (Underground, Ireland, 1993)
6 Bell All - Me and the Mailman (Rhythm, Netherlands, 1991)
Lhasa - The Attic (Music Man, Belgium, 1990)
Lil’ Louis - The Original Video Clash (Dance Mania, US, 1989)
Private Productions - Sex Tape (80 AUM, Netherlands, 1992)
Last Rhythm - Sleepwalking (American, Italy, 1990)
CLS - Can you feel it (Strictly Rhythm, US, 1991)
Rossi - Rossi by Rossi (Music Man, Belgium, 1990)
Kaballa - Drums of the Lock (Big Time International, Belgium, 1993)
Format - Solid Sessions (ESP, Netherlands, 1991)
Set Up System - Music and Noise (Big Time International, Belgium, 1991)
House Syndicate - Jam the Mace (Dopewax, US, 1990)
Fuck the Industry - This is B.U.G. (B.U.G., Germany, 1991)
Gat Decor - Passion (Effective, UK, 1992)
Drug Free America - Cyberspace	 (Cybersound, UK, 1992)

Paul Kalkbrenner: Back To The Future - Part 2

BACK TO THE FUTURE is going on Tour. 

I am going to recreate the parties of the early nineties that I never could attend, from the flyers to the imagery on location to the chill-out area. 

All in intimate venues, for a exclusive live experience of the sound of my mixtape trilogy and beyond. 

See all dates and purchase tickets at www.pkbacktothefuture.com

---
Free MP3 download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF3mp3
Free HQ download here: http://bit.ly/BTTF3hq

Over Christmas 2014 I needed a break from recording
my album, searching online for a song I recalled from
my youth, I fell into a rabbit hole of thousands of
YouTube playlists and posts, rediscovering the songs
my friends and I would gather and listen to as
13 & 14 yr olds every Saturday in East Berlin on Radio DT64
(now Berlin's Radio Fritz).

I stumbled back to the future, collecting over 5000 songs
on YouTube, learning for the first time the artists behind
the songs we heard almost 25 years ago.

The forthcoming trilogy is the result of 18 month
of building edits from YouTube recordings and stitching
them together off-line. I could not include every song,
nor indeed even the entire tracks from this small period
until 1993, so this is my personal history of electronic
music arriving in Berlin.

This trilogy will not be sold, it was a labor of love,
born of nostalgia and made for sharing.

Paul

Tracklisting: 
Egma - Let the Bass kick (Mid-Town, Netherlands, 1991)
Friends of Matthew - Out there (Pulse-8, UK, 1991)
Hallucination Generation - Atmosphere 92 (Thunderpussy, Netherlands, 1992)
Neutron 9000 - Tranceplant (MFS, Germany, 1992)
Drug Free America - Cyberspace (Haad Rin at Dawn) (Cybersound, UK, 1992)
DJ Vox - Finally dissin’ you (non-copyrighted	, 1991)
Megabeat - Es Imposible, No Puede Ser (Invisible, Spain, 1990)
René et Gaston - Vallée de Larmes (Fresh Fruit, Netherlands, 1993)
Rush till Dawn - I think about you (Sound Entity, UK, 1991)
CJ Bolland - Camargue (R&S, Belgium, 1992)
33 1/3 Queen - Searchin’ (Nu Groove, US, 1990)
Fierce Ruling Diva - Rubb it in (Lower East Side, Netherlands, 1991)
Dream Frequency - Live the Dream (City Beat, UK, 1990)
Department of Dance - An Outdoor Overture (Junkfood, Germany, 1993)
Halogen	- Bliss (Ind-X, US, 1993)
Fix - Flash (KMS, US, 1992)
Voodoo Child - Voodoo Child (Instinct, US, 1990)
Hole in One - X-Paradise (See Saw, Belgium, 1992)
Microbots - Cosmic Evolution (Overdrive, Germany, 1992)
Nu Tro Gen - Rollin’ Reptiles (Thunderpussy, Netherlands, 1992)
Illuminatae - Brick House (XVX	, UK, 1993)
Marmion - Schöneberg (Superstition, Germany, 1993)
μ Zig - μ Zig Theme (Rephlex, UK, 1993)

Paul Kalkbrenner: Back To The Future - Part 3

At the age of just nineteen, Andy Cue began to cut his teeth as a DJ and promoter at venues across the city of Toronto. Increasingly infatuated by the music, he began to truly dedicate himself to the industry and has since never looked back. 
It was during his monthly residency with Barsa Soul that he developed his local reputation and honed both his versatile skill-set and signature sound. His amorphous style spans elements of deep tech, minimal house, and techno - further shaped by his formative upbringing as a DJ in North America. He is the head-honcho of the Toronto-based Intake Music, and the North American manager of the global collective microminimal.
Under Andy’s tutelage - Intake Music have teamed up with a variety of artists, labels and platforms - co-producing content for their digital releases, radio-shows, and events around the world. 
Andy’s efforts as an individual artist and on behalf of Intake Music have engaged audiences both in his native Canada and abroad. As a label manager, producer and DJ - Andy has galvanised collaboration with Canadian platforms such as Electric Island, CODA and Vertigo Toronto and abroad with Drei’s After-Hours (USA), and Vujaday Music Festival (Barbados).
Alongside microminimal (UK) - Andy is planning worldwide events, music releases and radio content for deployment in 2020.

www.jeffbutton.com

Over the past decade, Jeff Button has righteously become a staple among Toronto’s underground music community. After moving to Toronto in 2003, Button found his way into the industry as a promoter at Toronto’s former Boa Redux after hours. Within a few years, he began his DJ career, holding residencies at many of the city’s influential venues including Mod Club, The Docks & Footwork to name a few.

With a sound that’s truly bound by no genres, Button’s mixes religiously bring dance floors to life. His productions have found their way onto labels such as Seaking, LoveStyle Records and Altus Project, while his skills behind the decks have landed him bookings at Corona Sunsets, The BPM Festival, SXMusic Festival, Time Festival and Toronto’s acclaimed Electric Island Picnic & Concert series. 



March Tech Mix

ANDY CUE

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