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Shadow Child/Polymod Guestmix - 09 December 2021

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Huxley - Say My Name (Feat Yasmin)

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Satl & Elka link with Hannah Eve on the liquid gem that is Endless Daze, forthcoming on Soul Trader Records in June.

Satl:
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Elka:
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Hannah Eve:
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SoundCloud → https://soundcloud.com/hannaheve

Soul Trader Records:
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SoundCloud → https://soundcloud.com/soul-trader-records

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Satl & Elka - Endless Daze ft. Hannah Eve

Document One – How Low Can You Get? / Girl
Out Now https://Technique.lnk.to/HowLCYGetSo

Without compromise, without fuss, the Document One boys have established themselves as certified production dons. They've managed to weave strands from soul, jazz, hip-hop, techno and funk together into something that's always just a bit unpredictable. Well, that's not quite true. The one thing you can predict with certainty is that, every time, they'll do some serious damage in the dance. And here's their new release to prove it.

“How Low Can You Get?” opens in a sci-fi landscape populated by sweeps of pad and distant shimmers of reverberating hits. As high-pressure swells of bass signal the approach of the drop, digital glitches in the high-end take us further into tech paranoia. How low can you get? Pretty damn low, as the stripped-back, kick-heavy beat supports the drop of weighty sub-shattering basslines. This is dark, insistent and powerful, playing at the borders of the DnB genre without ever sacrificing dancefloor vibes.

“Girl”, on the other hand, might just be Document One's deepest excursion into soul territory so far. An RnB vocal riff, surrounded by loose percussion and fragile keys that meld into pads, hints at where this track is headed. Make no mistake, though, along with the melodic elegance and that beautiful lighters-up breakdown, there's an undercurrent of energy. Expertly constructed surges of bass drive the track onwards under popping beats. This is fluid drum 'n' bass music for raves and airwaves alike.

Once again, Document One have shown their ability to combine production technique and musicality with the fundamental quest to get the party moving. The two tracks on this release are almost opposite in tone, night and day, tech and soul, but the fingerprints of Doc One are unmistakeable on both. It seems there's still a lot more genre-bending innovation left to come.


Tracklisting:

A. Document One – How Low Can You Get?
AA. Document One – Girl


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info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

Document One - Girl

This Time Last Year: The Remixes

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Based in Dortmund, Kittball have been going from strength to strength since they launched back in 2005, providing upbeat dancefloor focused house music to an enormous fanbase. They now continue their various artist series, 'Kittball Konspiracy', which features music from the label's key artists as well as talented emerging talent. Their sixteenth instalment includes a German Brigante remix of 'Reliquia' – a collaboration between Tube & Berger and Paji originally released on the imprint in 2014 - not to mention stand out cuts from the likes of Steve Hope, Yago Luna, Jojo Angel, Rob Kali, and more.
Jojo Angel's 'Diarabee' kicks off the pack, offering spirited vocal samples and peppy drums to provide a lively atmosphere to start. Stereo Express follows with the melodic 'Makaveli', before German Brigante takes things into deeper territories with the 'Terraccita' remix of 'Reliquia'. A bumpy bassline joins whirring atmospherics in Yolanda Be Cool 'How Acid Started', leading into murky chord progressions in Silash & Doppe 'Donut Lie' until Yago Luna presents a thumping house roller complete with energetic vocals in 'Fresh Sneakers'.
Nearing the end, Steve Hope nods towards classic stateside house with infectious piano stabs in 'Stranger Than House', making way for Rob Kali who blends exuberant percussion with a soulful male voice in the suspenseful 'Stimulation'. Concluding matters, Made in Riot and Zacharias Tiempo present 'Right' - a euphoric journey filled with tightly knitted pads and soaring synths.

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Rob Kali - Stimulation

Ashibah and Jean Bacarreza reach loco plus status on their brand new “Suave“ EP.
Its title song kicks in with a Spanish taste, hypnotizing the floor through the driving vocal topline. Simplistic synthetic stabs and harmonies sweeten up the rave's iconic character.
“My Kinda Life“ then rises the energy by introducing Ashibah's smooth vocals to a bouncy baseline, coupling it with just the right amount of perky shakiness. Deepness and brightness melt together - an irresistible synergy.

Try not to move, if you can.

This is a preview. Get the whole track on Beatport: 
https://www.beatport.com/release/suave-ep/3194518

Ashibah, Jean Bacarreza - My Kinda Life

Multiple Genre___Music producer & DJ

Production aliases ⬇️
Billy Dean_______House/Techno
'DRB'___________Drum and Bass
‘Lightworker'____Dark pop