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"Summit Surge" captures the raw energy of reaching new heights, blending pulsing basslines with ethereal melodies that evoke the majesty of the Himalayas. With each drop, I wanted to transport you to those sacred snow-capped summits, where the air is thin and the spirit soars. This track is a blend of hard-hitting rhythms and transcendent vibes – perfect for those peak-time moments on the dance floor.

Summit Surge

Pan Pot - Sleepless (Stephan Bodzin Remix)

In the wake of renewed activity on the
WASSERMANN front, Wolfgang Voigt’s legendary
fringe rave alter ego, we’re thrilled to introduce a
new generation of listeners to his game-changing
cut W.I.R. – the vocoder-fuelled banger was a
massive crossover hit in 2000, bringing the
idiosyncratic underground sounds emanating
from a young scene of Cologne producers and
DJs who rallied under the Kompakt banner to a
wider audience. It sounded like nothing else on
the dance floors at the time and paved Kompakt’s
way into the spotlight. First released on Voigt’s
experimental techno label Profan, the track hasn’t
lost a quota of its futuristic and fresh appeal to
this day – it’s every bit as timeless as the remixes
from German DJ icon SVEN VÄTH and Kompakt
power duo TOBIAS THOMAS & MICHAEL MAYER
which dropped shortly after the release of the
original. Find all of these plus a new FARBEN
REMIX of FACKELN IM STURM by Wolfgang Voigt
in one barnstorming package, remastered to
perfection and available as digital download for
the first time ever. Furthermore, an updated 2016
rework of W.I.R. will be released together with the
DJ KOZE remix of Wassermann's DIE
SCHALLPLATTE on a bonus 10" accompanying
the upcoming limited edition of TOTAL 16 - not to
be missed!


Im Zuge erneuter Aktivität an der WASSERMANNFront,
Wolfgang Voigts legendäres Alternativ-
Rave-Projekt, ist es an der Zeit, eine neue
Generation an Hörern mit seinem
bahnbrechenden Track W.I.R. vertraut zu machen
- der Vocoder-geschwängerte Schieber geriet
2000 zu einem massiven Crossover-Hit und
gewann neues Publikum für die
idiosynkratischen Underground-Klänge einer
jungen Kölner Szene an Produzenten und DJs,
die sich unter dem Kompakt-Banner
versammelten. Es klang wie nichts anderes auf
den damaligen Tanzfluren und bereitete
Kompakts Weg ins Rampenlicht vor.
Ursprünglich auf Voigts experimentellem
Technolabel Profan veröffentlicht, hat der Track
kein bisschen an Frische und futuristischer
Anziehungskraft verloren - er ist genauso zeitlos
wie die Remixe der deutschen DJ-Ikone SVEN
VÄTH und des Kompakt'schen Power-Duos
TOBIAS THOMAS & MICHAEL MEYER, welche
seinerzeit kurz nach dem Original veröffentlicht
wurden. Diese drei Zeitzeugen plus Wolfgang
Voigts brandneuem FARBEN REMIX des
Klassikers FACKELN IM STURM finden sich im
W.I.R. REMIXE Paket, neu gemastert und zum
allerersten Mal als digitaler Download verfügbar.
Desweiteren wird eine neue 2016er Fassung von
W.I.R. zusammen mit dem DJ KOZE Remix von
Wassermanns DIE SCHALLPLATTE auf einer
Bonus-10" zu finden sein, welche als Teil der
anstehenden limitierten Edition der TOTAL 16
Compilation erhältlich ist - auf keinen Fall
verpassen!

W.I.R. - Original - Snippet

Devil's Advocate

What Was Her Name (feat. Chicks on Speed)

Bad Kingdom (Head High & Marcel Dettmann Remixes)

Bad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix)

Berghain residents Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann link back to Ostgut Ton’s label launch in 2006 with their first studio collaboration in ten years and the extended Phantom Studies, on occasion of the one hundredth O-TON 12“ EP release.

With Phantom Studies Dettmann | Klock channel their first joined releases Dawning (2006) and Scenario (2007) from over a decade ago with their first co-production in ten years. On this extended, 40-minute 2x12" EP Marcel Dettmann and Ben Klock parlay their deep personal alliance and musical repertoire through emphasis on new functional Techno as much as hypnotic, melodic and soulful music by thinking outside the box. The seven new, original tracks reflect these attributions by communicating to the needs and expectations of both DJs and home audio listeners, but not neglecting one over the other.

Tracklisting 2x12":
A1. Phantom Studies (8:49)
B1. No One Around (4:34)
B2. The Room (4:48)
C1. Prophet Man (6:47)
C2. Bad Boy (4:02)
D1. The World Tonight (5:55)
D2. The Tenant (4:09)

release date: 27 January 2017

More information:
http://hundert.ostgut.de
&
ostgut.de/label/record/189

Buy 2x12"

Dettmann | Klock | Bad Boy

The Deviant Octopus

IMPRV

Percussionix EP

Percussionix (Mix 1)

Burn Slow

Novembergrey (feat. Ralf Hildenbeutal)

Minus Orange

Minus/Orange 1

DAVE CLARKE - WISDOM TO THE WISE  (A. MOCHI RE-EDIT) (PREVIEW)

Recycled Plastik

Spastik

Nostalgik.3

Spastik (Dubfire Rework)

SLAM | Lifetimes (Markus Suckut Redefinitions)
[Soma371d]
 
1.	Lifetimes – Markus Suckut Redefinition 1
2.	Lifetimes – Markus Suckut Redefinition 2

Slam & Soma deliver two monster remixes from man of the moment Markus Suckut as he redefines ‘Lifetimes’. Markus has been on fire since he burst onto the global techno scene a few years back with release on Stroboscopic Artefacts, Figure SPC & his on SCKT label. His stripped back, thumping style has brought him many big name admirers and Soma are proud that he has lent his style to not only one of our favourite Slam tracks but also his.
Redefinition1 of Lifetimes is Markus at his most uncompromising. Thick, layered kicks and sub bass rattle their way through you as stuttered rhythms and metallic drums rise and fall, always with a sense of purpose. This was made for heads down on the dance floor. 
Redefinition2 opens up Markus’ deeper side. Again, his signature thick low end is sliced open with a shard like high hat, powered with a definite groove. Slowly, a pulsing synth line works it’s way into the track, instantly drawing out the more old school vibe of this track. Markus works the arrangement perfectly, drawing out the frequencies and dropping back in to devastating effect.
Markus has certainly provided two vey modern updates to a classic Soma track and these are sure to destroy any dance floor within range.


Slam - Lifetimes (Markus Suckut Redefinition 2) (Soma 371d)

What Was Her Name (feat. Chicks on Speed)

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