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Release: 22.11.2024
SNCS02 - Ravers United Against Fascism
Bandcamp: https://sncrew.bandcamp.com/album/sncs02-ravers-united-against-fascism

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After a brief summer break, SNC Recs returns with its biggest release to date. To celebrate the label’s five-year anniversary, Felix, Valentin & Emi have united their network for a special compilation: Ravers United Against Fascism. Given the current political climate, SNC aims to raise awareness and speak out loud against fascism and all right-wing ideologies. Therefore, all proceeds will be donated to apabiz (www.apabiz.de), which focuses on monitoring and analyzing the extreme right in Germany after 1945.

Not only do ravers unite, but so does the SNC label family. Alongside familiar names like Raphael Schön, AZO, Parco Palaz, The Duty Freedom, Friedrich Ernst, Chocolate Grinder (1/2 of Duo Paradiso) and Fufi.SNC, new faces also join the compilation. Renowned producers Dangerous Dreaming, KARO and Jetson G make their debuts, while newcomers Freddo, Tschstin, and DJ H3NN7 also get their moment to shine.

The release features an overall house vibe, with two UKG tunes and a spherical breakbeat closer by the mind behind the Chronic Durations EP. SNCS02 perfectly captures the essence of a SNC Crew DJ set and reflects the label’s musical direction over the past years. This release is just the beginning of more quality sounds to come, so keep up the support, and let’s stand together against all fascists out there!
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// All tracks mastered by Fufi.SNC 
// Digital Distribution by The Orchard 
// Artwork & Words by Emi.SNC

All rights reserved - © SNC Recs 2024

Unity Rewind (SNC Recs)

Correspondant presents L’Asile by Inafekt. Emerging from Liverpool's vibrant music scene, this young producer and DJ is carving a name for himself with his seamless fusion of house and techno. His latest release, L’Asile, is a sonic homage to the electric pulse of Tokyo, a city whose boundless energy fueled the inspiration behind the EP. The title track, L’Asile, kicks things off with mesmerizing melodic riffs, drawing listeners into a hypnotic trance that captures the essence of a Tokyo night. Then, Rush sounds exactly like the title suggests, mirroring the city’s intense pace with pounding techno and a blistering BPM. The remixes bring fresh dimensions to the EP: Body Clinic’s take on L’Asile ramps up the intensity for a full-force club experience, while Miguel de Bois injects a vibrant, infectious groove to Rush with punchy drums and sharp sample chops.

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Rush (Miguel de Bois Intervention Remix)

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Inafekt - Rush (Miguel De Bois Intervention Remix)

There's nothing better than heavy basslines and driving percussions
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From the very first beat, Joit’s “Work it” announces itself with a confident swagger. This isn’t just another club track—it’s a sonic sculpture carved from the raw materials of classic electro, Detroit techno, and glitchy futurism. Joit doesn’t just want you to dance; he wants you to listen, to feel, and to decode.

🌀 Sound Design & Atmosphere
The track opens with a crisp, syncopated rhythm that feels like a nod to Kraftwerk’s mechanical precision, but it quickly evolves into something more organic and unpredictable. The kick drum punches through with a dry, analog warmth, while the hi-hats chatter like robotic insects. There’s a subtle swing in the groove that keeps it from feeling too rigid—this is machine music with a heartbeat.

Layered atop the rhythm is a cascade of glitchy textures and warped vocal snippets. The titular phrase “Work it” loops like a mantra, chopped and reassembled into a hypnotic hook. It’s not just a vocal sample—it’s a rhythmic instrument, a percussive element that drives the track forward. The way Joit manipulates the voice—pitching, stretching, and stuttering it—feels playful and slightly sinister, like a cyborg trying to learn human speech.

🔊 Structure & Progression
“Work it” doesn’t follow a traditional verse-chorus structure, and that’s part of its charm. Instead, it unfolds like a DJ set in miniature: rising tension, subtle drops, and unexpected twists. Around the two-minute mark, the track strips back to its skeletal rhythm, only to rebuild with new layers of synth stabs and distorted FX. It’s a masterclass in restraint—Joit knows when to hold back and when to let loose.

The breakdowns are particularly effective. Rather than relying on dramatic silence or white noise sweeps, Joit uses negative space and minimalism to create anticipation. A single filtered kick, a distant echo, a warped vocal fragment—these moments feel cinematic, like the soundtrack to a neon-lit chase scene in a retro-futuristic city.

🎛️ Influences & Innovation
There’s a clear lineage here: Drexciya, Underground Resistance, early Aphex Twin. But Joit isn’t just paying homage—he’s updating the blueprint. The production is clean but not sterile, polished but not overproduced. There’s grit in the basslines, distortion in the transitions, and a sense of controlled chaos throughout.

What sets “Work it” apart is its refusal to settle. Just when you think you’ve figured it out, Joit throws in a new texture, a reversed snare, a detuned synth that sounds like it’s melting. It’s experimental without being alienating, cerebral without losing its dancefloor appeal.

🕺 Vibe & Impact
This track isn’t for passive listening. It demands engagement. Whether you’re in a dark Berlin basement club or zoning out with headphones, “Work it” pulls you into its world. It’s hypnotic, kinetic, and slightly dystopian—a soundtrack for the post-human rave.

There’s also a sly sense of humor here. The chopped vocal, the glitchy FX, the unexpected pauses—it’s as if Joit is winking at the listener, saying, “You thought you knew where this was going? Think again.”

📝 Final Thoughts
“Work it” is a bold, genre-blurring statement from an artist who clearly knows his craft. It’s a track that rewards repeat listens, revealing new details each time. Joit has created something that feels both timeless and futuristic—a track that could’ve dropped in 1995 or 2095 and still sound fresh.

If you’re into electro with brains, techno with teeth, or just music that challenges your expectations while making you move, “Work it” is essential listening.

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