Nice chilled techno track with groove for days......

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April Reals 'Esther Is Typing'

Nils Frahm is one of the best artists out there in my opinion, with pretty much the best live show I've ever seen. But aside from all that, this was just a really enjoyable remix to work on because the original is such a great piece of music, and seemingly so well suited to what I wanted to do with it - which was to try and turn Nils' instrumental jam on his Juno, into something house/techno/club/44 compatible, but still carrying the class and feeling of the original. It was one of those remixes that just seemed to fit and flow easily, with minimum strain and maximum enjoyment on my part - usually a good sign for a remix (the one's that have to be forced never seem to quite get there).

Big thanks to Billboard for featuring this remix, which is now available as part of my Balance 030 compilation:
https://www.billboard.com/articles/news/dance/8454339/max-cooper-nils-frahm-remix
http://smarturl.it/Balance030MaxCooper

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Nils Frahm - For - Max Cooper remix

Finnebassen - Rotundo

Included in "Summer Ceremony 2011 "Natura Sonoris Summer compilation" - OUT NOW on BEATPORT!!


Check it out on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/track/the-way-the-sunlight-plays-upon-her-hair-original-mix/2059865

Henry Saiz - The Way the Sunlight Plays Upon her Hair - OUT NOW ON www.beatport.com

Everyday

A new trance track with an old school feel

Depths

Dyrwalk continues its evolution with a huge melodic track featuring FreakMe & Stan Ritch: Metronome. On the flip Dyno, the producer of Zero Punto Sette and Zero Punto Otto, delivers a stunning peak time rework.

Already supported by Solomun.

FreakMe & Stan Ritch - Metronome - Dyno Remix

As you may have guessed by our extensive coverage of all things Jeudi, we're quite the fans of Doctor Dru's imprint here at Data Transmission, with the outlet quickly becoming one of favourite labels in recent times. For the Hamburg outpost's latest trick, they welcome back Monte, who – you might well recall – impressed upon on the label with a number of releases that arrived to to great fanfare last year and thanks to the glorious sounds of the 'Radical' EP, we’re delighted to announce that the man behind the music has lost none of his nous in the intervening time.

The action gets underway thanks to title track and our choice for premiere, ‘Radical’, a rollicking rollercoaster of a track aimed squarely at peak time dance floors which motors along to give clubbers something to really sink their teeth into. Slickly driven synth lines underpin a sparse yet menacing vocal line full of promise, with the track heaving along as it flexes its production prowess for a cut sure to be finding its way into the sets of house music's more discerning selectors upon release. Backed by a remix from Man Power and frenetic B-side 'Simpler', which jam packed with off kilter energy, is similarly sure to pick up plenty of attention during the small hours in the coming months and add a spine-tingling sense of drama to any set it pervades.

Set to arrive November 2nd, you can stream 'Radical' in full now. Enjoy.

Monte - Radical

Patrice Baumel - In This World

Marc Romboy's infectious, driving cut for Bedrock records Counting Comets is back with a fresh new remix by Berliner and Watergate resident Ruede Hagelstein. The original track – also released on Digweed's seminal label – was Romboy at his most uplifting, cosmic and grooving tech-house best.  
After igniting clubs worldwide, the dance-floor favourite, originally released in summer 2015, receives an updated sheen from Hagelstein (who recently remixed Namito and Brams 'YTO' on Romboy's Systematic Recordings) imprint), plus a brand new follow on cut from Romboy himself. 
Hagelstein's interpretation takes the listener on a journey through twisted and distorted tech house from the offset, with disintegrated, 8-bit beats lending the track a stomping groove. He roughed up the pristine edges of the original and lain down a thumping kick drum while distorted synth chords fluctuate between minor and major tones. 
Romboy offers listeners a fresh interpretation in 2016 with Part 2, his down-tempo mix of the original cut. Rising through a crescendoing swathe of atmospheric tones like a sunrise over a valley, it's beatless montage of ambient sounds and vast, rolling harmonics offer a calming and soothing beginning for this ten minute epic. Then, a growling, melodic bassline grounds the track with solid foundations as sprinkles of groove and heads-down atmosphere begin to unfold. 

Marc Romboy - Counting Comets - Ruede Hagelstein Remix preview

Mustafa

Darkflower (JORIS Voorn Remix)

Buy link - https://www.beatport.com/release/rufos-ep/2031867

GHEIST - Final Chords

Featherlight (Johannes Brecht Remix)

James Zabiela - Tylium

Diynamic release No. 100
This is the title Track from the "Customer Is King"-EP.
Get the EP here: https://www.beatport.com/release/customer-is-king-ep/2324853

Customer Is King

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