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MARCH ‘18

Random Musings, March 2018

N-58

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The One EP

The One (Original Mix) [feat. Patrick Baker]

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Nothing You Can Say (Original Mix) [feat. Lucy Stone]

High five to Danny Howard for selecting 'Aviate' as Essential New Tune on BBC Radio 1! 

'Aviate / Crosswalk' is released on Anjunadeep on April 8th.

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Aviate / Crosswalk

Aviate (Original Mix)

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Cristoph - Alone (Marco Resmann Remix) (Preview)

PRY 037
PRYDA
1. Choo
2. The Future
3. The End Is Just The Beginning

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PRYDA - CHOO (OUT NOW)

PRYDA - THE FUTURE (OUT NOW)

PRYDA - THE END IS JUST THE BEGINNING (OUT NOW)

The One (Klangkarussell Remix) [feat. Patrick Baker]

Family, Fish, Shapes. These are only three of the many topics that Stefan Streck aka The Micronaut recently devoted himself to within his releases on labels such as Acker Records or Analogsoul. Always with a clear line, but never intellectualising, is how the multi-instrumentalist and producer pursues his scientific curiosity in terms of sounds. His tracks are elaborate and yet danceable. Sometimes they are composed minimally, sometimes they are utterly playful. Within just a few bars, subtle sequences transform to energetic roller coaster rides since The Micronaut loves having a game with contrasts. His newest EP on Freude am Tanzen proves this anew.
The EP contains four tracks full of references to the past in view of the future. Indeed, the samples and sounds of the British “summers of love“ echo strongly until today, however, they sound much more like a reinvention instead of a revival in the case of The Micronaut. Since his music doesn’t shy away from big gestures, but virtually seeks them out – and discovers them where melancholy meets euphoria far from rigid genre classifications. Breakbeats from Britain come upon IDM and trance, wide synth landscapes are embedded in pop. Hence, this is how The Micronaut unifies contrasts a new in each track.

A1. Earlylate
To start a rave once again somewhere in broad acres or in abandoned tunnels. On top of that, this track, whether early or late, the arms up in the air and a riot of emotion. Air horn!

A2. Oldnew
Shuffle, but different. Almost like Kompakt wasn’t from Cologne, but from London. Similar over here, nobody is looking obliquely when the beat doesn’t march straight forward four-to-the-floor. Massive groove with obstacles, might as well.

B1. Underover
It’s as if James Holden was on his way going on a short trip in England beginning of the nineties when basses still made ears and trousers tremble. This sound won’t age in a hundred years – especially not when it’s as fresh.

B2. Smallbig?
The bouncer with tremendous thoughtfulness. A hymn for the late hours shortly before the lights go on. In last retrospect, not thinking about tomorrow. In this moment for all eternity, for one night.

Contrast

Earlylate

The Micronaut - Earlylate

Senso’s approach to delivering the finest in pulsating, dancefloor rocking techno continues with the release of the Level 04 EP. Featuring four killer tracks by four different artists, the EP provides
a welcome reminder of the rude health techno finds itself in during 2017/18. 
First up are STAB Virus, the South African duo of Siphe Tebeka and Makonwabe Bekwa, who are making waves internationally with their uncompromising style. Accompanied by Citizen Kain
- the French producer is adding his own signature slant. 'Torium' is a starkly effective slice of streamlined, sharp edged techno. Label favourite Carlo Ruetz carved out a niche for himself with
his ‘twisted technoid minimal’ sound, a philosophy he continues to adhere to here - 'Sky's Black' bubbles with menace and attitude, fizzing over into moments of barely restrained euphoria.
Mr. Bizz - the duo of two Italian brothers Fabrizio and Matteo Floris - maintain the quality with their cut 'Algarve' - a muscular techno outing with a narcotic, wonky edge. Another regular on the label - the UK’s dubspeeka brings his own flavour to proceedings - 'Aakash' is a superbly crafted burner - a pulsating rhythm track punctuated by abstracted melodic hits.

Tracklist:
01. Citizen Kain, STAB Virus: Torium
02. Carlo Ruetz: Sky’s Black
03. Mr. Bizz: Algarve
04. dubspeeka: Aakash

digital EP
Releasedate: 09.03.2018
Label: Senso Sounds
Cat. Nr. : senso037
Contact: kontakt@senso-sounds.net

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Citizen Kain &  STAB Virus - Torium (Citizen Kain Remix)

FAT 076 - The Micronaut

Family, Fish, Shapes. These are only three of the many topics that Stefan Streck aka The Micronaut recently devoted himself to within his releases on labels such as Acker Records or Analogsoul. Always with a clear line, but never intellectualising, is how the multi-instrumentalist and producer pursues his scientific curiosity in terms of sounds. His tracks are elaborate and yet danceable. Sometimes they are composed minimally, sometimes they are utterly playful. Within just a few bars, subtle sequences transform to energetic roller coaster rides since The Micronaut loves having a game with contrasts. His newest EP on Freude am Tanzen proves this anew.
The EP contains four tracks full of references to the past in view of the future. Indeed, the samples and sounds of the British “summers of love“ echo strongly until today, however, they sound much more like a reinvention instead of a revival in the case of The Micronaut. Since his music doesn’t shy away from big gestures, but virtually seeks them out – and discovers them where melancholy meets euphoria far from rigid genre classifications. Breakbeats from Britain come upon IDM and trance, wide synth landscapes are embedded in pop. Hence, this is how The Micronaut unifies contrasts a new in each track.
 
A1 – Earlylate
 To start a rave once again somewhere in broad acres or in abandoned tunnels. On top of that, this track, whether early or late, the arms up in the air and a riot of emotion. Air horn!
 
A2 – Oldnew
Shuffle, but different. Almost like Kompakt wasn’t from Cologne, but from London. Similar over here, nobody is looking obliquely when the beat doesn’t march straight forward four-to-the-floor. Massive groove with obstacles, might as well.    

B1 – Underover
 It’s as if James Holden was on his way going on a short trip in England beginning of the nineties when basses still made ears and trousers tremble. This sound won’t age in a hundred years – especially not when it’s as fresh.   

B2 – Smallbig 
The bouncer with tremendous thoughtfulness. A hymn for the late hours shortly before the lights go on. In last retrospect, not thinking about tomorrow. In this moment for all eternity, for one night.

Oldnew

The Micronaut - Oldnew

FAT 076 - The Micronaut - Contrast

Family, Fish, Shapes. These are only three of the many topics that Stefan Streck aka The Micronaut recently devoted himself to within his releases on labels such as Acker Records or Analogsoul. Always with a clear line, but never intellectualising, is how the multi-instrumentalist and producer pursues his scientific curiosity in terms of sounds. His tracks are elaborate and yet danceable. Sometimes they are composed minimally, sometimes they are utterly playful. Within just a few bars, subtle sequences transform to energetic roller coaster rides since The Micronaut loves having a game with contrasts. His newest EP on Freude am Tanzen proves this anew.
The EP contains four tracks full of references to the past in view of the future. Indeed, the samples and sounds of the British “summers of love“ echo strongly until today, however, they sound much more like a reinvention instead of a revival in the case of The Micronaut. Since his music doesn’t shy away from big gestures, but virtually seeks them out – and discovers them where melancholy meets euphoria far from rigid genre classifications. Breakbeats from Britain come upon IDM and trance, wide synth landscapes are embedded in pop. Hence, this is how The Micronaut unifies contrasts a new in each track.
 
A1 – Earlylate
 To start a rave once again somewhere in broad acres or in abandoned tunnels. On top of that, this track, whether early or late, the arms up in the air and a riot of emotion. Air horn!
 
A2 – Oldnew
Shuffle, but different. Almost like Kompakt wasn’t from Cologne, but from London. Similar over here, nobody is looking obliquely when the beat doesn’t march straight forward four-to-the-floor. Massive groove with obstacles, might as well.    

B1 – Underover
 It’s as if James Holden was on his way going on a short trip in England beginning of the nineties when basses still made ears and trousers tremble. This sound won’t age in a hundred years – especially not when it’s as fresh.   

B2 – Smallbig 
The bouncer with tremendous thoughtfulness. A hymn for the late hours shortly before the lights go on. In last retrospect, not thinking about tomorrow. In this moment for all eternity, for one night.

Underover

The Micronaut - Underover

BUTCH - COUNTACH (KÖLSCH REMIX) - COR12150

There’s a big reason to celebrate, as we face the 150th release on Cocoon Recordings! That’s right, 150 prime cuts with a number of milestones. It’s hard to single out any one for particular praise but even so, we still have something very special planned for the anniversary. With a certain affection, we wanted to present an artist from the region so it’s with great pleasure that we can unveil “Countach” from the one and only Butch, as a more than worthy anniversary release. The native Mainzer and sometime Berliner is without doubt one of the most dazzling German Tech-House artists of the moment. His performances contain a full dose of funkiness and his self-made promo videos never fail to entertain, providing a lot of fun in the process. First and foremost though, Butch is an exceptional producer, who, as one of the chosen few, knows how to mix together those special ingredients that drag us onto the dance floor again and again. What’s more, since we really have something to celebrate, we don’t just have an original from Butch, it’s accompanied by a remix from none other than Kölsch!

If the term "man of the moment" applies to any artist then it’s got to be Kölsch! At least that’s true when it comes to hypnotic techno with a subtle yet seductive touch of trance. Kölsch is currently operating on another level. Whatever he touches turns to gold, turns moments on the dance floor into unforgettable experiences to be written down in the annals of techno.
His Kompakt release "Cassiopeia", as well as his remixes including the Chemical Brothers, stand out as musical testimonies of the past two years. The series of musical landmarks from the house of Kölsch is endless and his remix of Butch’s "Countach" is no exception!

With poise and purpose like the Lamborghini of the same name, Kölsch takes us on an epic journey with his remix here, but as things progress he still has the foresight to jams on the brakes, keeping the dance floor honest by slowing things down to cruise control for the middle of his ride. What a trip, a true adventure, a techno road movie that could only come from Kölsch!
Of course, after a remix like that, there’s not much left to say but this is techno and our man Butch is anything but normal! He just knows instinctively how to bring things to the boil and demonstrates it very impressively again on his original version. Implementing a ‘nasty’ arpeggio line that captivates us before being hunted down by a prime-time filter, Butch summons up an acid monster that works without a 303 but is no less effective. If that’s not enough Butch also proves himself a master of ecstatic dance during the closing sections, serving up an emotional string arrangement that glimmers and shines. As a result, “Countach” with his nice fat strings becomes an instant dance floor catcher.

It’ll probably be very difficult to pick a favourite from these two mixes, which makes this cut even fatter! It’s a great release brimming with pathos and full-on emotions.

COUNTACH (KÖLSCH REMIX)

BUTCH - COUNTACH (KÖLSCH REMIX) - COR12150

Smalbig

The Micronaut - Smallbig

Fresh techno beats from the land of the windmills, with Dutchie Steve Mulder bringing 3 originals on his Akhnaton EP, with a remix brought by southern neighbour, the Belgian producer Tom Hades. Please enjoy flight.. This is Filth on Acid.

Steve Mulder - Recon (Original Mix)

Watch out for sharp teeth and don t let them bite you. The sawtooth bassline is taking over the dancefloor, ladys and gentlemen. This is "Sharks" by Several Definitions and Marc DePulse, who already had successful b2b-releases in 2017 on big labels such as Selador or Definition:Music. According to this peaktime killer we are representing Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor aswell as Peter Pardeike with their really special interpretations. Marc DePulse's imprint turns 25 releases with this one so let s invite some gentle sharks for party!

Sharks

Several Definitions & Marc DePulse - "Sharks" (Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor Remix)

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Hollen - I Wanna Ask You Something (Original Mix)

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Available March 2 via Loose Records.

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Track of the Day: Stiv Hey “Memories” (Spektre Remix)

Italy’s Sante Sansone makes his debut on Roush this March with a commanding four-tracker entitled
‘Warehouse’, whilst Amnesia resident CAAL steps up on remix duties.
With previous releases on the likes of Glasgow Underground, Lapsus Music and Sanity, Italian Sante Sansone
has amassed an impressive back catalogue since making his production debut back in 2013. Still only 23, the
rising talent has been tipped by many to become a name to take note of, and here we see him touch down on
Hector Couto’s Roush for the very first time. Joining him is Amnesia resident CAAL, whose White Isle sets for
the venues biggest nights have established himself as one of the islands most important residents.
Opening the EP, title cut ‘Warehouse utilises infectious lead vocals, rich stabs and energetic snare rolls to
build a rolling groove, before ‘Workin’ throws down a medley of rumbling sub bass, crisp drum licks and robust
kicks.
Next up, ‘Fat N’ Deep’ maintains the high energy levels as Sansone pieces together a series of suspenseful
builds, before CAAL’s interpretation of ‘Warehouse’ channels the surroundings of Amnesia’s famous terrace,
revealing a cavernous peak time cut driven by tripped out vocal shots, warping synth lines and a thundering
bassline.
Sante Sansone ‘Warehouse’ is out on Roush on 26th March 2018.

Warehouse

Sante Sansone - Warehouse (CAAL Remix)

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01. Astronomy Domine - Uroboro - Sonntag Morgen
02. Edit Select - Horizon 2 - Soma Records
03. Architectural - Black Rose - Non Series
04. Inherent - A3V - Circular Limited
05. Svarog - Untitled - Unknown
06. Citty - Staire - Circular Limited
07. Singular Anomalies - Examples Of Functions - Greta
08. Ben khlifa - Xenic - RCR Black Limited
09. Lewis Fautzi - Subconscious - Pole Group
10. BLNDR - Drone Capacity - Natch Records	
11. Scøpe - Disruptor - SCOPÁVIK
12. Leiras - Hepta - Ownlife
13. Temudo - Abnormally Thick - Affekt
14. David_Att - The Last Empire (Arnaud Le Texier Remix) - Seance
15. Ruhig - Charming Sandworms - Midgar
16. Feral - East Slope - Hypnus
17. FEWJ - Hologram - Hypnotic Landscapes
18. Citizen Dust - Gobi (Science Upstairs Remix) - Juan's Kitchen Delights Recordings
19. Alfredo Mazzilli - Windy Side - Edit Select
20. Svarog - Main Square - Affin
21. Edit Select - The Space Between - Soma Records
22. Joachim Spieth - Layer 1 - Affin
23. Dubiosity & Pjotr G - Cirle In A World Of Squares - Delusive Manoeuvres
24. Boston 168 - Vacuum - ODD/EVEN

RYC 268 Svarog

Reclaim Your City 268 | Svarog

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Born in Poland and now operating out of the ever-effervescent London, the adoptive city where she’s learnt the ropes of music production and Djing, Ańii – real name Ania Iwinska – has lived many lives in one. Yet if one thing’s remained a constant over the years, no matter the harshness of the obstacles life threw at her, it’s indeed a deep and inextinguishable love for music; be it behind the mixing desk at Wired Studios or in her own Shoreditch workroom, the key place where she’s kept honing her skills with unfazed diligence, up to the point of making it her actual second home.

Ańii lands her debut transmission on Kompakt and surely not the last. Named after the Polish word for ‘roots’, ‘Korzenie’ finds Ania threading her way in between subtle deep-house and techno folds, delving into the essential strength of her past and present to carve out an hypnotic maelstrom of traditional Polish music strings, tribal percussions and elegiac melodies. Coupling eerie ostinatos with stealthy bass moves, it’s an ode to the magnitude of memory and power of resilience that reels out, blurring the line between late night club environment and further spacious, moony soundscapes.

Korzenie EP (KOM 380)

Anii - Working The Root

As a top-selling house producer and tastemaker over the past years with several charting hits to his name, we are honoured to announce that Berlin based KlangKuenstler steps out the box to deliver some serious proper techno for the lucky release number FOA023, in combination with a remix by another hit-producer and Drumcode label-boy Harvey Mckay. This is..... Filth on Acid. Do it NOW!

KlangKuenstler - Mortalis (Original Mix)

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Every Night

Every Night (Original Mix)

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Be Mine

Be Mine (Original Mix)

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