Reminds me of my old Glenn Wilson vinyls... and that's a good thing !!

Techno

Out of the plethora of tributary acts that glorify the heydays of UK house and garage comes ARME, a live performance based duo that is here to chart a wild, unexplored area of this imaginary musical map. Arapaima & Empt have teamed up less than 6 months ago and have worked through the sunshine season to bring you their self-titled, 8-track long debut EP just in time for the Indian summer.

Their music is deeply infused with solar energy, soaked in booming percussion, bouncy claps and bursts of cheerful vocals that glide above the punchy basslines. Besides the proper use of these classics, there are a few quirky components (such as the ballroom shouts and Jersey club squeaks) that, juxtaposed with the garage-tinged house frenzy, bring a brand new flavour to the blend. 
 
The duo’s taste-range is very palatable, enabling a straightforward versatility that covers a wide array of genres - Feel It, Dap Dap and Guatemala appeal to any expert ears, Gush and Stay Around exude radio-hit potential while Let’s Go, Want it and So Clean morph into something darker and grittier that shifts the vibe from balearic to bass-heavy. Rounding off this release, it feels like every element of style that ARME employ was specifically designed to bring pure joy and nonchalance into any dark club this winter. 

Tracklist:
1. Dap Dap
2. Feel It
3. Gush
4. Stay Around
5. Guatemala
6. Want It
7. Let's Go
8. So Clean

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ARME - Let's Go

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Up-and-coming British producers Kalli (Manchester) and Dharma (Newcastle) bisect this EP with their bigtime techno-off, adding two new breeds of muscular, bigroom sounds to your collection of club tools. FORZA is Origami Sound’s new club music concept series and this split release with two tracks from each producer marks its inception.&#13;
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Soft and rough at the same time, Dharma’s ‘Nine’ and ‘Tuesday’ are both elaborate compositions with every element in place, relying on anticipation, engineered to soothe while imploding. There to take you from your comfort zone to the good kind of shock are Kalli’s ‘Deadline’ and ‘Raindance’, both striking with raw power - their elaborate, trance-inducing atmospherics and wild warehouse hooks are predestined to bring out the rave demons in anyone.&#13;
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Just like in the Mahabharata, Kalli &amp; Dharma’s coming together is pure karma, but this time they’re protagonists in a friendly versus, where the listener gets to decide their fate. Fact is, the pair is a powerhouse, so picking a favorite is no picnic.&#13;
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Kalli - www.fb.com/kalli2323tree

Kalli - Deadline

My Luv

For Jesse Somfay music has always been about communicating and sharing immense feelings which he finds impossible to convey in any other way. His Borealis alias was born as a twinned satellite to his work under his birth name. Much like conjoined twins, the two share the same heart and breathe with the same lungs, and even though they speak of similar things, they do it from two different vantage points. According to Jesse, it is better for something to be felt in whole than to be defined and reflected upon in approximation, and this album - his sixth to date and second under the Borealis handle - is a truly wholesome, boundless, gorgeous emotional experience on both the end of its creator and its listener. 

Glittervoice is Somfay's most energetically intense work to date. It is both euphoric and dysphoric and the music itself cannot be pigeonholed into any particular genre - hints of techno, oldschool trance or rave complement each other just to ultimately get lost in an artfully crafted trademark sound. It’s easy to allow this multifaceted, hyperlayered, continuously shapeshifting aural multiverse to deprive you of any form of reason, activate all senses and carry you where no music has before, regardless of where you listen to it. Glittervoice’s 16 tracks encompass everything from visceral warehouse techno to stylish ambient compositions via rapid hypnotic drum loops and trance synths of cosmic proportions, all filtered through his unique etherial aesthetic. 

Having something equally introspective and weighty yet exceptionally club-friendly is a rare feat that could soundtrack any modern techno mecca - be it a big dark room or an open air festival. 
The emergence of Borealis meant an unexpected turn for Somfay, but at the end of the day, much like its worthy genre-defying predecessor, Glittervoice is yet another album not of this reality - a sonic guide to entering “the flow”.

Borealis - Foldfrost

HIGH JET’s debut EP is a concept release built around their two steadfastly creative tracks, ‘the chase’ and ‘slenderman’. Despite contrasting in genres and moods, they are coherent in design within the context of the release, which was put together similarly to a two film feature: a retrofuture 80s French cop movie and a dark, clever, contemporary horror film. Both tracks come with an addictive novelty value, possibly due to the sense of humor the Bucharest-based duo display through their musical and visual approach.

‘the chase’ is a lax car chase soundtrack with a vivid lead synth hinting at knockabout electronic pop, French electro-house and carefree nightdrives through Vice City. The track is somewhere between wailing and refreshing thanks to its nostalgic hook and alert chord changes.

Second in line is ViLLAGE’s first take on ‘the chase’, a parade of a track that marries the ear-catching fanfare with a sugary pinch of R&B, some hybridized footwork and ensnaring harmonic repetitions. ViLLAGE’s playful pop tinges, colorful synth samples, loose progession and contained drop from his first remix of ‘the chase’ also jut out into the bouncy, melodic house version of the track.

The mood immediately shifts from the washed-out, summery vignette to a much darker place with 3 levels of rawness that the listener has to tread through carefully, making use only of a glowstick with infinite light but a very short range. The relentless and hammering ‘slenderman’ with its maddening percussion, laughter and chants (one of them being the Romanian word for monster) is to obsess over for days, while its two remixes range from ARME’s sweltering UK garage bass to Kalli’s stomping warehouse techno, all three of them dancefloor hit material.

The chord-driven, modern take on an 80s film score alongside their fun nod to the first great myth of the web - the unsettling Slenderman - are sure to indulge a savvy, reference-loving audience. The EP comes with a DIY alt-humor video that has to do with cars, synesthetic flashbacks, absurdism and the 1980s.

Produced & mixed by HIGH JET, ViLLAGE, ARME and Kalli 
Mastered by HIGH JET @ Home Jet 
@highjet 
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Artwork by ROK 
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HIGH JET - slenderman (Kalli Remix)

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Japan’s Risa Taniguchi returns to Chris Liebing's CLR. The ‘Break It’ two-tracker marks her fourth appearance on the label.

Tokyo’s Risa Taniguchi returns to Chris Liebing’s CLR with the ‘Break It’ EP 29th August 2025. The two-tracker follows her previous outings on the label, 2024’s ‘Wakes From Coma’ and ‘So Loud’, which earned support from Dave Clarke, Kelly Lee Owens, and Luke Slater, and 2022’s ‘Acid Flesh’, in collaboration with Black Asteroid.

Title track ‘Break It’ sees Kneaded Pains, Second State, Mind Medizin, and core CLR artist Risa Taniguchi open with high-intensity built around pounding kicks and a searing synth stab. The tension is palpable as icy hats and bold low-end drive forward beneath evocative spoken vocals culminating in a dark, strobe-lit roller primed to lock in peak-time floors. There’s no respite with ‘Give Me Up’, a tense and relentless follow-up laced with razor-sharp percussion, unresolved loops, and a monstrous, rumbling bottom end. It’s precision-tooled Techno, designed to hit hard, both physically and mentally.

Founded by influential techno lynchpin Chris Liebing in 1999 and reemerging in 2021 after a five-year hiatus, Create Learn Repeat (CLR) has hosted a range of artists like Shlomi Aber, Dubfire, Flug, Bjarki, DJ Dextro and more while also focusing on developing newer acts in the scene such as The Southern, and Klint.

Risa Taniguchi ‘Break It’ arrives on CLR on August 29th.

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Break It EP

Give Me Up

Björn Torwellen emerged from the dark electronic underground of the 90s and has been a steady force in Germany’s techno scene ever since. His sound is dense, hypnotic and dance floor–driven, yet always introspective. With performances at Nature One, Mayday, Nibirii and Ikarus, as well as international shows from Buenos Aires to Berlin, he continues to shape and contribute to techno culture. For him, techno is less about excess and more about detail, with long hours spent in the studio, organising events, and running his own label.
In 2018 he founded SINEE, now Germany’s leading e-learning platform for electronic music. Releases on Nachtstrom Schallplatten and his upcoming project 10 000 Black Seeds mark important milestones in his creative path, which is driven by analog gear, modular synthesis and a fascination for dark aesthetics. His music stands as a hypnotic soundtrack to constant self-development.

In this set, Torwellen delivers a ride through hypnotic, groovy and edgy sounds, recorded straight out of his studio. It captures the energy of his approach and offers a trip that is as immersive to listen to as it was for him to create.

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Track List
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MZR// : 197CTE2
Michael Ius : Electric Impulse
Connor Wall : SoX Du
Alexander Kowlaski : Fractured Pulse
Disguised : Dirty Marbles
Vinicius Honori : Edge Of Sorrow
VSK : The Evil Speech
Lakej : Hidden Symetry
Lewis Fautzi : Diversity Of Known Substances
CVNSUMED : Gyomatsu
Disguised : Indigo
Hyden : Tensor
Klint : Social Evil
Hurdslenk : Server
Lega : Eterno Cambio
Jimmy Edgar : Strike (Hardspace Mix)

BCCO Mix Series 669: Björn Torwellen

Mari Mattham - Gasoline (preview)

Mari Mattham - Signal (preview)

Mari Mattham - Turbo (preview)

Mari Mattham - NFA (preview)

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