Name: Cadenza Podcast | 137 - Vince Watson (Cycle) by Cadenza Music
Duration: 1 h

This week our special guest on the Cadenza Source to Cycle podcast is Vince Watson.  Originally from Scotland, and now living in Amsterdam, Vince has been a name long associated with quality deep techno.  Having studied music in Glasgow from an early age, Vince got his first break in 1996, signing his first release to Dave Angel’s Rotation Records.  Since that inaugural release, Vince has gone on to deliver many singles for labels like Primate, Planet E, Ibadan, Delsin, Tresor and his own Bio label.   Vince has also been a prolific album artist, with no less than nine albums produced over the years.

A terrific live performer and DJ, Vince has a new single out on Poker Flat Recordings and plenty of DJ activity over the coming months.  

https://www.facebook.com/vw909

Cycle tracklist
Vincenzo - Quiet Beauty
Mike Griego - Savannah
Tube & Berger - Imprint of Pleasure (Adam Beyer Remix)
David Durango - Dolls
Manuel Tur - Ara Anam
Vince Watson - Rock-it
Vince Watson - Planet Funk
Vince Watson - Sonar
Musumeci - III
Traumer - Quantum (VWedit)
Mathew Jonson - Lebel 7 (Dixon Remix)
Vince Watson - Its Not Over (Carl Craig Remix)

Source tracklsit
1. Camille Saint Saens - Danse Macabre Op40.
2. Freddie Hubbard - Little Sunflower (edit)
3. Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (edit)
4. Kate Bush - Wow
5. Fleetwood Mac - The Chain (edit)
6. The Police - Message In A Bottle
7. Pink Floyd - On The Run
8. Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe 02
9. Jan Hammer - Miami Vice Theme
10. Eric B & Rakim - Follow The Leader
11. EPMD - So Whatya Sayin
12. Steve Silk Hurley - Jack Your Body (edit)
13. Rhythim is Rhythim - It Is What It is (edit)
14. 808 State - Pacific State (Original Mix)


Cadenza Podcast | 137 - Vince Watson (Cycle)

Cadenza 101

1)Kolor (Original Mix)
2)Kolor (C2 Remix Part One)
3)Kolor (C2 Remix Part Two)
Taken from the forthcoming album "Comet Plan"


Mirko Loko - ‘Kolor’ EP
Label: Cadenza
Format:  12“+ Digital
Release date: April 6th

The Swiss prolific artist serves up a preview of his follow-up to 2009’s Seventynine LP, complete with two remixes from Detroit legend Carl Craig under his c2 guise. 

Despite a vintage last few years releasing arguably some of his strongest techno material yet for Cadenza, it wouldn’t be entirely accurate to describe this as a purple patch. In reality, Mirko hasn’t really let the standard drop since he reached the big leagues, with his previous releases spanning the likes of Visionquest, Planet E and Desolat, as well as being remixed by the likes of Ricardo Villalobos and Carl Craig.  

‘Kolor’ is a sprawling latticework of melodies and textures, which traverses multiple peaks and troughs along its ten-minute journey. At the forefront, a glistening synthline cascades and swells over driving, chuggy bass, whilst splintered techy percussion skitters around.

In the first of his reworks, Carl Craig retains many of the original track’s sonic elements. The haunting music box-esque synthline remains, but against a more skeletal beat. Halfway through, a lurching bassline pushes into the fray, giving the track unexpected driving energy.

In Part Two, Craig takes a remarkable about turn, initially eschewing the rhythmic elements altogether and instead deploying a beautiful harmonic canopy of strings and pads over the bassline. He gradually feeds the drums back in, to create a majestic, if not cinematic climax. 


www.soundcloud.com/mirko_loko
www.facebook.com/mirko.loko.official
www.beatport.com/artist/mirko-loko/64847
 


Teaser "KOLOR" incl. C2 rmx

The fact that Mirko Loko's released on labels like Cadenza, Desolat and Visionquest proves this is a guy packing serious talent. 

'Butterfly Effect' and 'Harder' are fine examples of his knack of producing the type of tracks that get you locked in for the entirety and his forthcoming 'Kolor' EP, again on Luciano's Cadenza, sees him deliver more cosmic and mesmerising power. 

More exclusive music

Premiere: Mirko Loko 'Kolor' (Carl Craig's C2 Remix Part One)

This week our special guest on the Cadenza Music Source to Cycle podcast is the DJ & producer, Daniel Sanchez.

Hailing from the Netherlands, Daniel was quick to establish himself on the techno party scene in Amsterdam, and also made early steps on the studio, releasing 2007’s ‘Mumbling Yeah’ track on Area Remote, which received the remix treatment from both Loco Dice and Marco Carola.

Daniel set up his own Bla Bla parties in the Dam the following year, inviting DJs like Andrea Oliva and Barem to perform, and he also launched a label of the same name, which has now been running for 6 years.

https://www.facebook.com/danielsanchezfanpage

Cycle tracklist
Detroit People Mover - Profondes [Bla Bla Nation 002]
Faster - Smockers
Andy Kolwes -Emozionn 
Mandar  - Naug
Brett Jacobs - Simmer Dub - Act Natural 
Detroit People Mover - L’nconnue [Bla Bla Nation 002]
Lukas Simmer - The Sheikh (Michael Melchner Remix [Bla Bla Nation 003]
Robag Wruhme — Bommsen Boff
Unknown [Bla Bla] 
Tripmastaz - Illio 
Darlyn Vlys & Greeko - What U Said – (Sounds Like Us aka Daniel Sanchez & Pascal Benjamin Hi Hat Remix)

 


Cadenza Podcast | 165 - Daniel Sanchez (Cycle)

https://pro.beatport.com/release/comet-plan/1509488

U Special Feat Jaw (Original)

Venus

Listen to the Source Mix here
https://www.mixcloud.com/CadenzaMusic/cadenza-podcast-253-barbur-source/

Barbur is joining us for our biweekly Source to Cycle podcast series.  The Puglia native is no stranger to podcasts... leading A&R for his own Barbur Room Podcast series in addition to being one of the label artists for Kuukou Records. Barbur has been busy producing and remixing and has several original productions out this year that have worked their way into DJ sets worldwide.  Please kick back, tune in and enjoy the sounds of Barbur for the next two hours.

Cadenza Podcast | 253 - Barbur (Cycle)

Listen to the Source Mix here

https://www.mixcloud.com/CadenzaMusic/cadenza-podcast-254-matthew-lima-source/

Native Peruvian Matthew Lima is joining us for this biweekly edition of our Source to Cycle podcast series.  Matthew spent his formative years in Italy and was heavily influenced by the music and cultural scene eventually taking the stage at many of the top clubs all over the country in the early part of the decade. By 2014, his interest had expanded to the production side as well and started working in the studio in a collaboration with Neverdogs and Martin Patino but also began to play more broadly all over Europe and Asia. Matthew has launched his own party series “Naked Mind” based in Milano as well as founded a label Amazing Music Recordings.  Please tune in and enjoy two hours of Source to Cycle goodness from Matthew Lima.

Cadenza Podcast | 254 - Matthew Lima (Cycle)

Out Monday https://www.beatport.com/label/cadenza/1696

Sean's prolific activity in the studio has seen him release his innovative club cuts on labels like Ovum, Play It Say It and Knee Deep In Sound. He’s topped Beatport charts with offerings such as his magical remix of Nina Simone’s ‘Sinnerman’, played everywhere from Creamfields to Space to BPM and has 20 years experience in the game.

The superbly sunny and sax laced ‘Arc en Ciel’ opens up with a steady kick, tall claps, captivating percussion and uplifting chords. Modulated voices bleed into the mix to add even more atmosphere and authenticity, and the full-bodied bassline finishes things off in real style to ensure the party will go off.

Enfin

Out 30th April

Premiere | Sean Miller - Arc en Ciel (Cadenza)

Best Of Series is a new series I started in 2018.
Hereby I share with you my 35 years of involvement in (Electronic) Music.

Vol. 19 (Deep) Techno Pt. II

Fausto Messina - Planets Ballet
Human Space Machine - SFRS
Andu Simion - Heavy Glow
Cyspe - After This World
Kaap - Ancient
Drafted - Cluster
Patrick Siech - Bubbli (Abstract Division Remix)
Fugal - Arrival
Tensal - Cobertoria
Dawn Razor - 1st June
UBX127 - Singularity

2000 and One's Best Of Series

2000 and One's Best Of Series Vol. 19 (Deep) Techno Pt. II

Luciano has arranged a special series of four releases as part of the celebrations for the fifteen years anniversary of his own Cadenza Records, launching the first one to begin the festivities. Each episode is coming out in a different season of the year; the first one, with the catalogue number 118, is the chapter dedicated to the summertime and contains 5 enchanting tracks with an exquisite sound. This series is just one of the astonishing surprises that Luciano has set aside for the birthday of his beloved label.
The show begins with “The Amazing Lilou”, a crispy ariose tune with elaborated percussions and calypso-flavored synthesizers. “Hiding Hearts” is a latin prelude with pleasant guitars and restful melodies, flowing with joy and peace. “Nabusima” is another Caraibic spell, with noteworthy carefully mixed drums and elevating harmonies. “Magik Mechanics” explores complex broken beats and electronic textures, drawing a colored narration in between a fairy tale and a sci-fi movie. Finally, “Tirana del Oriente”, as disclosed by the title, is a trip into the Oriental ardent magic. A collection of five long summery compositions to accompany our hot pleasing days from the dawn till the dusk, holding our hands during a never ending daydream.

Luciano - Hiding Hearts (featuring Rebelski)(CAD118) [teaser]

Cadenza is a space for music to grow, rise and blossom. It is an accessible platform created to receive new people, projects and their influences. By continously searching and progressing, we are a part of the evolution.

We are all spiritual people, free as our music, and we live for that reason.

For Demos and Promos: studio@lucianocadenza.com

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