Techno Mixset / 08.06.21

Taken from "Monokompatibel - Rawgenic EP (Trapez ltd)". Out September 24th 2021.

Monokompatibel are Michael Wirtz, Andreas Kolinski and Severin Schultze. They feature the artist BlackIsBeautiful in their second EP for Trapez ltd.
The follow up EP fishes more in deep waters especially the track: "Borborygm". Its minimal techno style features a stronger melodic note due to BlackIsBeautiful who has reworked some of his ideas together with Michael Wirtz and Andreas Kolinski .
"Nincompoop" is more stripped down but contains a reduced acid sequence that is very playful but nevertheless has a strong German identity to it.
The track "mRNA" contains micro percussive elements that create a subtle nervous energy on behalf of an atmospheric sci-fi soundtrack with is thoughtful and establishes a momentum which is well maintained.
Check it out!

Artist social media:

https://soundcloud.com/monokompatibel
https://www.facebook.com/Monokompatibel-106543207410569
http://monokompatibel.com
https://www.instagram.com/monokompatibel

Label social media:

https://www.facebook.com/trapezrecords
http://www.traumschallplatten.de/trapezltd.html
https://soundcloud.com/trapez_ltd
https://twitter.com/TraumRecords

Rawgenic EP

PREMIERE : Monokompatibel - mRNA (Trapez ltd)

Here is an unreleased and unheard version of our track Ducati which was out on the mighty Umeks label 1605 back a number of years ago 
To celebrate the new year we are giving this away for free.

Bookings contact Patrick at www.t4bookings.com
twenty4bookings@gmail.com

Free Download

Ducati Unreleased Version (FREE DOWNLOAD)

A clip from Shurko Love's Moments 12" coming out 9th of June 2017 on black. Records.

Shurko Love - Moments (Juho Kusti Remix) clip

Curated by DSH #098: Jori Hulkkonen

Deep Space Helsinki guest mix show. Airing on FM and stream every Friday at 22.00 EEST (21.00 Berlin, 20.00 London).

TRACKLIST:
1. Pet Shop Boys - Left To My Own Devices (unreleased dub intro)
2. Nikita Zabelin - Pluton (X/OZ)
3. Jori Hulkkonen - Black Rainbow (My Favorite Robot)
4. Momus – The Cabinet of Kuniyoshi Kaneko (JiiHOO bootmix)
5. Von Party & JiiHOO - You Won’t Save Me (unreleased)
6. Afriqua - Melamed (R&S)
7. Tiga & Zyntherius - Sunglasses at Night (Techno Seleba rmx) (Turbo)
8. Morgan Blanc - Keep Moving (Lumière Noire)
9. Eduardo De La Calle - Phason Jazz (Planet E)
10. Bluelle - We Are Africa (Nick Holder remix) (DNH)
11. Da Capo - untitled (DNH)
12. Karim Sahraoui - Spy of the Desert (R&S)
13. Jori Hulkkonen - The Purpose of Shadows (Black Economy)
14. Rework - You’re So Just Just (Johnny AUX remix) (Leftroom)
15. Krink - Faulty Memory (Hold Your Ground)
16. CutOff!CutOff! - New Realism (RSNTR Rec.)
17. TML - Human (Hotflush Recordings)
18. Demian Licht - Eve (Motus Records)
19. Herzel - Arp Surfer (Biologic Records)
20. Jori Hulkkonen - Cum Off It (F communications)

Curated by DSH #098: Jori Hulkkonen

Mistress Recordings welcomes Anthony Rother, one of electronic music’s most prolific producers, who drops two records on April 15, 2019. For more than 25 years, the legendary producer from Offenbach, Germany aggregated a vast musical canon that reflects his unique career as a sound researcher exploring the aesthetics far beyond the boundaries of electro, techno and pop music.

ARTIST - Anthony Rother
RELEASE - Mistress 12.5
DATE - April 15, 2019

MISTRESS 12.5 is based around the traditional 12-inch concept of various versions. It features a re-release of Rother's classic “Back Home” (2003 on Datapunk) as well as new interpretations under the title "The World Needs You" with vocal-centered versions, a never-ending acapella loop and two club edits by DVS1 – one of them as a digital bonus tracks, available here: www.dvs1mistress.bandcamp.com

More Info: www.facebook.com/Mistressrecordings

If you purchased the vinyl, just send a photo of yourself holding the record and you'll also get the download codes of entire release!

Contact: 
sebastian@hushsound.com

A2. Anthony Rother - The World Needs You (Vocals) (SNIPPET)

Work That Mother Fucker (DJ Hell Edit II)

Buy/Stream: sous.lnk.to/Dada

Anja Schneider’s Sous imprint has fast become a permanent home for Anja’s more experimental productions as well as providing her with the chance to bring some of her favourite artists to the label. In the last two years, we have enjoyed releases from Billy Turner, Madben, Mella Dee, Fort Romeau and most recently Markus Suckut. All of which have collectively bought a diverse palette of music to Sous.

Asio (aka R-Play) is a Parisian based producer who’s career quickly became noted in 2007 after he broke into the French techno scene with his tracks signed to Harthouse, Synewave and Suara. Anja brings this new name to Sous this October with 3 original cuts on his EP ‘Dada’.  Opening things is the title track ‘Dada’. Instantly we’re drawn into a groovy deep bass track with sparse percussion. As the various layers reveal themselves, a sinister energy grows. The track then explodes into life at the drop. ‘Last Day in Space’ is a subtle tribal groove. Swinging off beat hats keep time as the layers of melody and percussion fade into earshot. A track of light and dark where patience is rewarded by a huge payoff. 

Finally, ‘Sol Sol’ employs interesting FX to the drums creating a wonky feel from the off. Once the synths kick in the wonk gets much wonkier!


Asio (aka R-Play) – ‘Dada’ 

1.	Asio (aka R-Play) – Dada
2.	Asio (aka R-Play) – Last Day In Space
3.	Asio (aka R-Play) – Sol Sol


https://soundcloud.com/sousmusic
https://www.facebook.com/sousmusicofficial/
https://www.facebook.com/asio.akarplay
https://soundcloud.com/asio

Buy/Stream

Asio (aka R - Play) - Sol Sol

Artist: Orlando Voorn
Title: Marching Through the Underground EP inc. Altroy & Robben Remixes
Label: BTRAX Records – Cat. No.: BTX016
Release: May 1st 2020
Mastering by Sultana Mastering
Digital distribution by EPM
PR by Dispersion PR
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DJ & MediaFeedback
Laurent Garnier "Very cool release"
Marcel Dettmann, Slam (Soma), TWR72 
Santiago Salazar (DJ S2) "Yes! Altroy remix is dope!" 
Thor "Outstanding release" 
Brothers Black "That Robben remix!!!" 
Volvox "Haunting" Tensal "1 for me ,thx" 
Pariah "Marching Through The Underground is absolutely amazing!" 
Cabasa ("Altroy Remix is nice!"
Claire Morgan "Open your eyes is awesome, thank you ￼:)" 
Nice Radio "Solid Techno Ep ! Good stuff by the artists. Full Support !" 
Radio Partygroove "Robben Remix for me!!! super hot!"
Moskalus "Bomb!!!!" 
Transition Show (Dublab) "Voorn always delivers. Full support!" DeepRhythms.com "Superb bangers from a legendary producer. The remixes are class too!" Clubbing Spain "Super raw"

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Ben Men and Rob Malone’s BTRAX Records welcome the legendary Orlando Voorn for a first EP on the label that features remixes from Altroy & Robben and a track co-produced with Ricky Sinz.

Orlando Voorn is a Dutchman who has long provided a key link to Detroit techno in the States. He has released on the likes of Kevin Saunderson’s KMS and Derrick May’s Fragile as well as having collaborated with Juan Atkins and Blake Baxter. Famous for his ability to make anything from drum &bass to ambient, electro to hip hop and of course quality house and techno, he has come through once again on this latest missive.

‘Marching Through the Underground’ gets things underway in electrifying fashion with its grinding electro grooves and sci-fi chords. It harks back to the earliest days of Cybertron and is a future-retro classic in the making.
‘Open Your Eyes’ features Ricky Sinz, a Chicagoan techno producer and DJ and boss of Sin Factory Records. The track is dark, pounding and filled with tension from the eerie synths that ring out into wide open industrial spaces. It’s a perfect warehouse track, and ‘Monotone Solution’ continues in that vibe with frazzled synths taking you down a shadowy techno rabbit hole that is hypnotic and atmospheric.

Altroy is the pseudonym for TJ Hicks, an American producer, composer and artist born in Harlem and based in Vienna. He tackles ‘Monotone Solution’ and turns it into an intense and high-pressure groove with creepy sound effects and shuffling drums that take you for a trip. Last of all, Robben reworks the same track into something designed to get people on their toes, with crisp boom-bap drums and burrowing acid.

These are four tasteful techno tracks that bring plenty of class to the club.
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Tracklist:
1. Orlando Voorn – Marching Through the Underground 
2. Orlando Voorn feat. Ricky Sinz – Open Your Eyes 
3. Orlando Voorn – Monotone Solution 
4. Orlando Voorn – Monotone Solution (Altroy remix) 5
5. Orlando Voorn – Monotone Solution (Robben remix)
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Press contact – julian[a]dispersionpr.com

Marching through the underground

Monotone solution - Altroy remix

BTX016 BTRAX Records - Orlando Voorn "Monotone solution" Altroy remix

Oniris - Fury [Cod3QR]

The Sound Of Metrohm VOL 2

12 Lois - Red Saw

From 2001 to 2019, BTRAX was hosted at legendary REX Club where we organized the BTRAX Parties with major french and international artists such as Extrawelt, Dominik Eulberg, Gregor Tresher, Steve Rachmad, Etapp Kyle, Dasha Rush, Psyk, Christian Smith, Len Faki, Marc Romboy, Fairmont, Reinhard Voigt, Guy Gerber, Slam, Marc Houle, Hobo, Dusty Kid, Pig & Dan, Blake Baxter, X Pansul, The Youngsters, Scan 7, Chris Liebing, Pascal Feos, Monika Kruse, Beroshima, Valentino Kanzyani, Deetron, Anderson Noise, Mau Mau, Kammy, Renato Ratier, Eli Iwasa, Oscar Bueno, Laurent Ho, Maxime Dangles, Traumer, Jack de Marseille, Master H, Melle Caro, Marc Antona, Pacman, DJ Deep, Rodriguez Jr... 

Also 7 years residency at the Nouveau Casino with BTRAX & SQUEEZE parties , resident of the almighty What's Up Bar - La Bastille in the nineties.

Founded in Paris 2003, the label BTRAX records is Ben Men, Rob Malone & Tarlouf X association. With a strong background rich of experiences as djs, party organisers and record dealer, sharp and integral in their musical choices, these activists of the french electronic music scene produce reputed international artists such as the legendary Scan 7 of Detroit, Dj Mau Mau, Mr C, Dj Mary, Leandro Gamez, Vince Watson, Scan X, Electric Rescue...

It was also Statik and Basement Trax record shops from 1996 to 2002.