PRELISTEN the entire EP: https://soundcloud.com/myfavouritefreaks/sets/mff-music-009-ramon-tapia

Ramon Tapia - SPLIT SECOND EP 
Incl.: Wehbba, M.in & Franz Alice Stern Remix
Release Date: APRIL 01
MFFMUSIC 009

[english]
Ramon Tapia is a guarantor for hot nights in international clubs. This is reflected in his work as a musician. He doesn’t feel any bondage to genres. He delivers tracks from house to techno - essence: it has to be a dancefloor rocker! And that is what he made for My Favourite Freaks Music with the name Split Second EP. A dark techno EP appropriate to the cold season.

The title track Split Second starts with housy beatloops and high strings, which gets the right groove with the rolling main theme, a constantly moving and filtered rave bass pad. He build up the beat in combination with vocal stabs, until - oh yes! up to the climax! You can’t escape the sound!  

Ramons second track Warehouse is a bit more Techno. Industrial percussion sounds shape the track from beginning to end. A fast playing bassline is for the groove, different synth sounds, which alternate with more aggressive vocal cuts, are for the overall mood of the song. The break down cuts the main groove and brings everything down to level zero, but with ecstatic drum rolls he pushes the track to another explosion.

Warehouse is remixed by Wehbba. He exchanged the Warehouse beats with his own typical and shuffling groove. He inserted all sound elements skillfully into the new construct of his remix- a more Detroit-like mood is the result. Drum fills dominate the whole track, which is 100% a dancefloor killer!

M.in collaborates with Franz Alice Stern to work on an own interpretation of the original track Split second. 909 beats are the basis of the rave bass pad of the source track, which escalates again with a great hands up moment because of new bassline and a great synthesizer melody. It’s time to start the festival season!



Ramon Tapia - Split Second (Original)

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As the dynamic track titles suggest, Dave Angel wanted to go all out Techno for his new release for John Digweed’s Bedrock. “Power” and “Venom” are two monumental tracks to mark another supreme return to the label from the Godfather of the UK’s Techno scene.

Knowing that John is a fan of that classic 303 bassline / acid sound and had previously given a lot of support to his “Tomahawk” track from the  “Voodoo EP” (Beddigi47), Dave felt it was time to delve deeply into the favourite toys that he’s been working creatively for the last couple of years - the TR-8 and TB-3 machines from the new Roland Aira Range, for this latest offering.

The distinctly weighty intro to “Power”, overlaid with the snap and hiss of perfect percussive hits, builds and builds with subtle ease via a simmering, bubbling analogue throb, sparse melodic flourishes and a supremely unhurried, teasing arrangement. The end result is a super-fuelled, energetic, euphoric masterclass of a track. 

Meanwhile, the speedy, hissing, bounce of “Venom” is also an instant winning formula, with layered, looping melodic hooks building all the track’s elements into a hip-swinging, funked-up monster. Both of these exceptional tracks demonstrate exactly why Dave remains such a driving force today, having evolved and matured stylistically over the years, since his early heart-stopping techno outings more than 2 decades ago.


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our Paradigm EP is out now on Marc Romboy’s label Systematic recordings…

Audiojack - Paradigm (Guy Mantzur & Roy Rosenfeld remix)

The amazing Tenampa keep the underground pressure up with a hot new EP from Markus Homm.

Title track No Train To Akasaka is quite a moody techie gem with tasty stabs, complimented by cool fx and some crisp swung beats.

Shame On You is a groovy edged chugger, that builds with phat pads adding drama, while occasional synth hots give the track another dimension.

Black Brown Hazelnut has deep mood, while the big synth line adds and interesting pattern that develops throughout.

Three wicked tracks, all deep and destined to do some serious damage to the dancefloor.

NO TRAIN TO AKASAKA EP

Markus Homm - No Train To Akasaka (Original Mix)[TechnoMusic]

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Wrong (Feat. Agoria & JAW) [Album Version]

Out now on vinyl & digital release - https://lnk.to/CRMCD036 

In a much anticipated return, one of the scene’s most esteemed producers Davide Squillace is back with a ten track album. To be released on Crosstown Rebels this March, Once Upon A Time In Napoli provides an eclectic range of both hard-hitting and introspective productions. This release paves the way for an exciting year ahead with several more releases in the pipeline. 

Prepare to be immediately drawn into the album with effervescent opening track, The Boogie Man. Exploring a range of wooden percussion, Squillace layers up with distant chord synthesis, statement vocal and a sturdy kick. In The Mood For Love follows with an array of drum pad beats developing gradually into an anticipated second drop littered with claps and sitar-esque melodies. Distorted vocals and incredible percussion, provided by Italian drum guru Paki Palmieri , form the basis of Dada Is Back. Fourth track on the album, Napoli Texas, opens with a delicate symbol and floundering bassline. An excellent example of the renowned producer’s dancefloor filling production. Chock-full of wildlife samples, Noah is a thirteen minute cosmos of indigenous experimentation. 

“”Once upon a Time in Napoli” is the story of my twenty years in dance music. The album covers the many textures of this journey, with influences of the early days in Naples to my Circoloco residency in Ibiza. Ranging from the warmth of classic analogue synths to the crisp precision of digital beats” Davide Squillace.

The second half of the album starts off with a solid kick, How We Communicate has an otherworldly feel with gnarled vocals and energetic snares. Carrying on the lively vibe, Vostok isn’t for the fainthearted. Squillace incorporates filthy bass, mad klaxons, cowbells and a whole heap of variety into this exorbitant tune. Onto a slightly more minimal approach, Iron Odyseey is an exploration of sounds from dainty triangles to supernatural sounding samples. The gradual nature of Holy Motors leaves the listener hankering for more. Closing on a high, the final song of the album, The Sin Introducing Telemaco, is a majestic chill out track laced with a subtle melancholy.

Originally from Naples, Davide Squillace has cemented his position as a renowned DJ/Producer since first appearing on the scene back in 2004. A resident of iconic Ibiza institution Circoloco for over ten years, more recently Squillace can be found touring with Matthias Tanzmann and Martin Buttrich as one third of Better Lost Than Stupid. Well-known for his exceptional ability to pair music with visual arts, his “artistic think tank” and record label This And That Lab has provided a number of creatives with a much-needed production outlet, often calling on them for the likes of cover art. The album launches a massive year for Squillace and will be released on DLP and digital download.

Davide Squillace - Holy Motors

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Joris Voorn playing 'Stay' by Christian Nielsen:
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Early feedback in from Laurent Garnier, James Zabiela, Upercent, Christian Martin, Mat Joe, Iron Curtis, Karotte, Will Clarke, Pezzner…

Danish DJ and producer Christian Nielsen, is a rare commodity in the world of House and Techno. While other producers might pander to the masses, Nielsen, never opts for a novelty approach, instead carving his own successful niche in a constant jostle for dance floor play. 
A firm advocate of dance-floor ready house, Nielsen is one of the most interesting producers to arrive on our radar for some time, and if you’re a fan of electronic music, then you’ll no doubt be aware that we’re dealing with a man who’s stock is firmly on the rise.

1. Christian Nielsen - Vivid
2. Christian Nielsen - Elements
3. Christian Nielsen - Stay

First Feedback:

Laurent Garnier: Excellent release - full support.

James Zabiela: Elements is cool.

Upercent: Great track!

Iron Curtis: Elements sounds ace. Thanks for sending this. 

Karotte: I love Elements.

Christian Martin: Elements is so sweet.

Will Clarke: Dude - this is an amazing EP. Really dig it.

Mat Joe: Thats dope. 

Florian Kruse: Elements and Stay are the ones for me. Great work Christian. 

Pezzner: Classy stuff here. Cant wait to hear it in the club.

Artist: Christian Nielsen
Release: Vivid
Label: Exploited Ghetto
Cat: EXP38
Publisher: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing
Releasedate Beatport: 18.06.18
Releasedate I-Tunes: 02.07.18

Vivid

Stay

Christian Nielsen - Stay | Exploited Ghetto

Jochem Hamerling & Guido - Kangaroo (snippet)

The follow up of More Than, released on Blackhole's Wildlife Records

Release: March 17 2014 MADDING CROWDS

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