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Technoir - part 3

4 new bangers from Luca Morris, DJ Dextro, Kaspar & Audio State.

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Audio State - This Is The Way

Shroom or Doom (free download)

Oliver X - Kuiper Belt (Red Richards )

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Hurukan, D'Jamency  - Oliver X - Kuiper Belt (Red Richards )

QUANTIQUE & Aci Dyme - Bringin' the Heat

RELEASE DATE	2017-04-07
LABELS	Glasgow Underground
CATALOG #	GU2131
We are really excited to have OC & Verde back on Glasgow Underground. Alongside Knee Deep In Sound, we were one of the first labels to feature the guys work when they remixed Kevin McKay's "Balance Work" last summer. "Rain" is a stone-cold killer of a techno jam, the kind of thing you'd be able to confidently drop after half an hour of Drumcode and not feel like the energy had been sucked out the room. "Aviator" is just as tough, just as classy but a wee bit spacier, more like the kind of thing you'd normally se at the top of the Progressive House chart. Support from: Kenny Dope, De La Swing, Hollen, Oscar L, Mario Ochoa, Huxley, Chus, Landmark, Kydus, Montel, Piem, Alan Nieves, Aaron Bessemer, mark knight, Boxia, Paco Osuna, CJ Jeff, DONS, Vanilla Ace, Pete Griffiths (Toolroom), Krywolf, Will Atkinson (BBC Radio 1 Residency), Sonny Wharton, Guy Mac, Steve Parry, Tjerk Coers (Armada), Bias, Erin Sharoni (DJ Mag, USA), Dantiez Sunderson, Bodden, Steve Lawler, Alex Slater (LAMP), Tom Breu (Radio 1 Live, Germanry), Severino.

OC & Verde - Rain [Glasgow Underground]

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Kaiserdisco released last November their debut album on Christian Smith's label Tronic. We are pleased to premiere on Change Underground Andre Crom's remix work on Orcus taken from duo's upcoming remix pack Another Dimension, that is due out next week, featuring also re-works by Adana Twins and Aitor Ronda.

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Premiere - Kaiserdisco - Orcus (Andre Crom Remix) [Tronic]

Tokyo based Drunken Kong has steadily developed a ferocious fanbase through his dance floor igniting tunes. Encompassing a straightforward club-rocking sensibility, with red hot production techniques and standout DJ sets around the globe, he has quickly cemented his stamp on the international circuit. 

Choosing mostly unheard and unreleased weapons for this latest compilation on Sian's Octopus Recordings, his selection and mixing vibe shows off the section perfectly, swinging from heavy and relentless to deep and mysterious tracks, procured from the labels stalwart artists and some new fast-rising creators.

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@drunkenkongjp

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@octopusrecordings

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Website: www.6amgroup.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/6amgroup
Twitter: www.twitter.com/6amgroup
Instagram: www.instagram.com/6amgroup
SoundCloud: www.soundclod.com/6amgroup
YouTube: www.youtube.com/6amgroup

Binary Structure

Premiere: Drunken Kong "Break The Roots" - Octopus Recordings

Lander B - Magnum (Metodi Hristov Remix) [SET ABOUT]

BUY: fanlink.to/mk-sturm

Digital: 17th April 2020
Vinyl: 1st May 2020

A1: Michael Klein - Der Sturm Kommt
B1: Michael Klein - Wasser
B2: Michael Klein - Wenn Du Schreist

“Der Sturm Kommt” is German for the "storm is coming“, and the name of Michael Klein’s new EP could apply as equally to the artist as to his music. In the past two years especially, Klein’s career trajectory has skyrocketed thanks to the ever-increasing quality of his output. His tracks have been hand-picked for compilations by Amelie Lens and Cocoon honcho Sven Väth while his productions are supported by big-hitters including Laurent Garnier, Dubfire and of course Pan-Pot, the owners of his home-label Second State.

On his latest EP, the storm is coming quite literally in form of three high-energy bangers that help establish Klein as one of techno’s most reliable party-starters. The title track recreates the mood of an actual storm, opening with grey squall before the heavens open in a downpour of android-like vocals, high-volume distortions, a relentless kick and a build and drop sure to blow up any club it’s played in. Rather than dial it back on Wasser (meaning water), Klein keeps the heat turned right up, deploying a snarling acidic bassline recalling the best of International Deejay Gigolo Records and adding his own stamp in the form of a characterful dog-like bark. German for “when you scream”, Wenn Du Schreist is, as its name suggests, the most ominous-sounding of the lot. There’s a dark energy to the production, with spooky treated vocals and rubbery synths creating a nefarious atmosphere. Importantly though, like everything on this EP, the track still bangs.

Der Sturm Kommt is another package of high-BPM floor-scorchers from one of the hottest names on the scene today. With every release, Klein just gets harder, better, faster and stronger.

@michaelkleinberlin
@secondstateaudio

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Michael Klein - Wasser

Frankyeffe - Slide

Rose’s eight EP on the label. Rose’s eight EP on the label. This time the EP was very personal to the artist written in a time of huge life events and changes. 

The first track named: "How Can We Trust" was inspired by a book written by Malcolm Gladwell named: Talking with strangers. It shows and tells how badly we are in spotting liars and how many wrong assumptions we make in terms of trusting someone. The track shows a strong single-note baseline which modulates constantly and fades away when a dramatic synth part comes in. 

The Change Agent was inspired by a piano riff and chord progression rose found on the piano. The main break has a vocal by the famous steve job speech at Stanford University. This speech tells an amazing story and had a big impact on roses decisions in life, so yet again a very personal record. 

In the last record on the EP named: "The Pain We Don't Show" the title says it all. In life, we are expected to show up happy enthusiastic, and superficial. While many of us have a lot of stuff to cope with. The track starts out with a pad that minor chord progression which is there basically the whole track. It is followed by a breakbeat rhythm, a simple baseline, and ends up with an uplifting melody and deep synth line.

https://instagram.com/roseringed
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1KML3dPprByep3tRnYSJDj
https://www.youtube.com/roseringed

End Of A Chapter

Rose Ringed - The Pain We Don't Show

Rose’s eight EP on the label. Rose’s eight EP on the label. This time the EP was very personal to the artist written in a time of huge life events and changes. 

The first track named: "How Can We Trust" was inspired by a book written by Malcolm Gladwell named: Talking with strangers. It shows and tells how badly we are in spotting liars and how many wrong assumptions we make in terms of trusting someone. The track shows a strong single-note baseline which modulates constantly and fades away when a dramatic synth part comes in. 

The Change Agent was inspired by a piano riff and chord progression rose found on the piano. The main break has a vocal by the famous steve job speech at Stanford University. This speech tells an amazing story and had a big impact on roses decisions in life, so yet again a very personal record. 

In the last record on the EP named: "The Pain We Don't Show" the title says it all. In life, we are expected to show up happy enthusiastic, and superficial. While many of us have a lot of stuff to cope with. The track starts out with a pad that minor chord progression which is there basically the whole track. It is followed by a breakbeat rhythm, a simple baseline, and ends up with an amazing melody and deep synth line.

https://instagram.com/roseringed
https://open.spotify.com/artist/1KML3dPprByep3tRnYSJDj
https://www.youtube.com/a

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