July will see Ejeca kickstart his new label Exploris with a three-track EP.

Nominated Breakthrough Producer at Best of British 2013 and one of the most bookable names in the UK and beyond after big tunes on Needwant, 2020 Vision and Aus, the Belfast-based DJ has decided go his own way with a new label, but it's not exactly what you might expect.

'Rick Flair', 'Skitter' and 'Prototype' show Ejeca, known to his ma as Garry, venturing into pure techno territory. 

Envisioned as a chance to showcase his own stuff alongside emerging talent, Exploris is an exciting prospect for the man who brought us instant UK house classics like 'Horizon', 'Rosario' and 'Together' in 2013.

We've an exclusive upfront listen of the A-side 'Rick Flair' on stream.

First Listen: Ejeca 'Rick Flair' (Exploris)

Ala-IdinGorji, KhashayarSalehi, AmirhoseinTavasoli, ShirazHouse

A bumpy little tune for head nodding and minimal moodiness.

Boucher

For the seventh Krankbrother release, Jody Barr returns to the label and presents two new cuts of straight up, analogue techno, whilst A Sagittariun hops on board with a cosmically charged remix.

“Sheila’s Demands” is a brooding and weighty slab of mechanical house, its reserved tempo lets the growling synth FX wind around granite hard beats and spacey atmospherics, dotted with drama inducing breakdowns for maximum effect.

Barr’s second cut, “Coloured Silk”, treads a similar path; tenacious beats and heavy bass stabs build the backbone whilst brass synths randomly play in discordant patterns, the solid kick drum keeping it all held together.  

A Sagittariun, delivers a remix of ‘Coloured Silk’ that could well be one of his most dancefloor friendly cuts to date.  Ramping up the tempo and snatching at the atmospheric bed of Barr’s original mix, A Sagittariun fires out a driving remix resplendent with classic techno tropes of arpeggiated acid basslines, melodic chords and wormhole synth work, classy work from ‘The Archer’.


Jody Barr - Coloured Silk (KRANKBROTHER007) [clip]

Known as globally touring DJ and the man behind OFF Recordings for many years, 2016 sees a massive changes for Andre Crom. He embarked on a journey in many ways, physically (from Berlin to Barcelona), musically (from house to techno), and artistically, from being primarily a DJ, to becoming a full-fledged music producer.  

After years of global touring, mostly based on heading a wellknown label, and having coproduced a number of club hits, Crom realized that - few exceptions apart - the foundation of becoming and staying an internationally relevant electronic music artist, is to become a really accomplished producer with a trademark sound.  He soundtracks the summer and autumn of Catalunya's capital with two chord-heavy cuts between techno and house. 
"Estiu", is an uplifting piece of classic house music, evoking memories of dear 90ies-anthems, perfectly suited to accompany festivals and open airs all through the summer.  "Aestas" consists of similar ingredients, but takes them decidedly more towards techno, resulting in an intense and functional peaktime tool with a hypnotic edge.

The two tracks are another snapshot of the rapid development of Crom's solo production career, and spark the interest for what comes next.

Andre Crom - Estiu

Josh Butler - Figure

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Andre Crom - Estiu

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