Nils Frahm - Peter (The Drifter Edit)

Franky Carbon-e, Nae:Tek - Kaleidoscope [Superordinate Music]

LABELRADAR REMIX CONTEST: DARIN EPSILON - JANISSARIES

Original Song:
https://soundcloud.com/darinepsilon/janissaries-perspectives-digital

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A huge thank you to @darinepsilon, @perspectivesdigital, @magnetic-magazine and @labelradar for the opportunity to remix this amazing track!

Here’s my submission for the remix competition.

125 BPM
D Minor

Janissaries (KLNGMSTR Remix)

🜏Morning Star🜏

Constellations

Dave DK - We Mix At Six (Isolee Mix)

PREMIERE > inverted-audio.com/premiere-leafar-legov-cenote

With ’Cenote' @leafarlegov doesn't stray far from his comfort zone. Decking out an hypnotic roll of chiselled percussions within visually-evocative nature-scapes as seesawing synth accents and dubby ripples instill a further languid touch to the solemn profoundness of Legov's production. An ode to contemplation and time, somewhere in a league of its own.

Leafar Legov - Cenote [KANN]

'All the Right Noises,' the latest album from Roman Flügel that's set to arrive via Dial Records on October 28, is an effort by the veteran Frankfurt producer to create something detached from the club-oriented sounds that populate his DJ sets. In truth, "Dust" doesn't eschew the dancefloor completely, but its woozy synths would make just as much sense in a horror soundtrack as they would in a club. The track debuted on RBMA Radio's First Floor, our weekly look at what's new in electronic music.

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All the Right Noises

Roman Flügel - Dust [First Floor Premiere]

Rocket & Ponies have put together a special vinyl release for Record Store Day 2017 that finds Timo Maas & James Teej and Sebastian Mullaert serve up fantastic new remixes of classic Moby track ‘Porcelain’. These tracks released on a white label during Record Store Day 2017 sold-out within days, adding further weight to the Rockets & Ponies catalogue, which has been pioneering quality electronic music for almost a decade now.

Timo Maas is the long-time techno titan behind this label, and has partnered up with Canadian artist James Teej to great effect over recent years with a string of collaborations including the Grammy nominated reworking of Paul McCartney. Now the duo hook up again to serve up a Broken China Dub of Moby’s ’Porcelain’. Moby needs little introduction, as one of the figureheads for global dance music he has been pivotal in its development over the years and his seminal 1999 album ‘Play’, from which ‘Porcelain’ is taken, is an undeniable classic.

Maas & Teej’s vital new version is a trippy nine minute symphony of rubbery drums and synthetic synth sounds all run through with the smeared and heartbroken chords of the iconic original. The vocal cries and one finger piano notes also bring real emotion to the supple, rubbery groove and, as a result, this one is sure to make for plenty of teary-eyed moments on dancefloors, beaches, boat parties and terraces this summer.

Then comes Swedish artist Sebastian Mullaert, who has been turning out quality techno, minimal and IDM since the 90s both solo and as one half of Minilogue. From Mule to Hypercolour, Cocoon to Drumcode, he has recorded for the scene’s leading labels, never failing to deliver with each release. Mullaert is also a renowned vintage hardware junkie & sound engineer, who works from an incredible studio space on the edge of a nature reserve in Southern Sweden.

His masterful Transformation Mix is a fourteen minute opus that takes the listener on a trip through organic sound design, summery grooves and loose rhythms. It’s airy and feel good, dubby and infectious, and takes you ever higher with sumptuous strings and synths all oozing warmth and feel good vibes.

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Moby - Porcelain (Sebastian Mullaert's Transformation Mix)

Exclusive Filament Deejays '1 p.m.'

Newly founded Dutch label Filament's concept is quite simple yet effective and reveals deep insights into the founders' mindset. As 'Deejays', label heads and promoters the Filament crew aligns the procedure of an event to the music they put out on their label. Consequently 'Fest I', the label's debut EP, includes four tracks, each representing a different stage or chapter of an event, with each track ready to be played at a different time. While '4 p.m.', '8 p.m.' and '11 p.m.' come from Monty, Møzaika and Hysteric, the track that gets it all started, '1 p.m.' is the preserve of Filament Deejays themselves. But not only does '1 p.m.' mark the EP opening, it's also Filament Deejays' production debut. Warm synth chords combined with a Japanese vocal introduce the listener to their premiere work and set the pace and tone for what is to follow in the next few minutes in the track itself as well as the event, where the track is played out. A triumphant chorus is accompanied with the implementation of subtle acid sounds, which at first hearing seem to get off and take on a leading role, but remain in the background and serve more as carrying track element that still leaves enough space to the afore-introduced synth-chords and the soft vocals. A day or event couldn't start any better than with a sound-aesthetics as Filament Deejays provide their audience with.

'Fest I' will be released on Filament on July 17th, 2019.

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V/A - Fest i

1 p.m.

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EXCLUSIVE: Filament Deejays - 1 p.m. [Filament]

The world is turnin'
I hope it don't turn away
The world is turnin'
I hope it don't turn away

Nils Frahm - Peter (The Drifter Edit)

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