Out now on Rekids: lnk.to/REKIDS200

DJ Hell and Radio Slave are Radio Hell for REKIDS200. Celebrating the label’s landmark release, the two legendary producers team up for a massive two-tracker with artwork from Alan Oldham, aka DJ T 1000.

From the electro-influenced intensity of ‘Radio Hell’ to the melody infused techno of ‘Lost Souls’, ‘This is Radio Hell’ is a release worthy of its creators' reputations as two of the most recognisable names in dance music over the past few decades and beyond. With both tracks clocking in at over 11 minutes, the release is epic in every sense of the word and is a fitting 200th release celebration for a label that has hosted some of the finest names in house and techno since its inception in 2006. 

DJ Hell, founder of International Deejay Gigolo, curator of the Museum of Modern Electronic Music, DJ since the late 1970s and acclaimed producer, is an icon of modern dance music and culture. Drawing lines between photography, art, design, fashion and music, Hell has worked with Sven Marquardt, Tom of Finland, Balenciaga, lectured at the Munich Chamber of Architects and created his own fragrance, all whilst holding down residencies at Tresor, E-Work and Watergate throughout his career. 

Radio Slave, aka Matt Edwards, is responsible for some of the most recognisable techno tracks in the genre, including ‘Grindhouse’, ‘Don’t Stop No Sleep’, ‘Another Club’, and many other timeless cuts. His collaboration work with Joel Martin as Quiet Village and solo work as Radio Slave has received critical acclaim, and he remains one of the most in-demand and consistent remixers around.

Rekids is one of electronic music’s most bankable imprints, having played host to the likes of Nina Kraviz, Robert Hood, Joe Claussell, Mr. G, DJ Deep, Theo Nasa and Alinka. Reaching its 200th release, Matt Edwards’ imprint shows no signs of slowing down, with forthcoming releases from Mark Broom, A Sagittariun, and Roman Flugel scheduled for 2022.

Radio Hell - Radio Hell

Joel Mull - Grisslan (Original Mix)

1ØØ1-Trance  [Mellon Place Records]

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MFF MUSIC 016 – Ferdinand Dreyssig – “That’s Why“
1. Ferdinand Dreyssig - That’s Why
2. Ferdinand Dreyssig - Why Not

Release Date: 06.01.2017
Format: digital

We are pleased to welcome Ferdinand Dreyssig with an EP on MFFMUSIC, which therefore joins releases on labels like Katermukke, 
Clap Your Hands, Stil Vor Talent and many more.
The uplifting title track “That's Why” catches the ears of the listeners with its technoid pumping beats and a thrilling arp line which more and more takes the lead throughout the track.

Flying hihats and ride sounds support the hypnotizing atmosphere.
With its harmonic string sounds “Why Not” mixes melancholy and power. A suspenseful break in the middle of the progressive track emphasizes another arpeggio and therefore adds a flair to the music piece, which is dark and lively at the same time.

Ferdinand Dreyssig - Why Not

Random Pleasure

Random Pleasure (Alexander Kowalski Remix)

Afflicted

Björn Torwellen - Code065

Premiere: ADIN & Black Acid - Adria

Evolution is good, and that’s an ethos Anja Schneider continues to hold high with her label Sous Music. Providing a creative platform for Anja to evolve her own sound and a home for exciting collaborations with the new wave of outstandingly talented and accomplished producers Schneider admires. 

Following a particularly fruitful period of production, Anja Schneider is back with two original tracks ‘Give It To You All’ and ‘Tijuana’, joined by two outstanding producers who are both making their debut to Sous – Fort Romeau and Mella Dee.  Title track, ‘Give It All To You’ is a deep and powerful excursion. Rotund 808s fill the low end with menace as sparse percussion and groovy stabs occupy the upper frequencies. Pads and extra percussive energy provide the drive and direction before the spoken word male vocal ties it all together. On the remix, Anja is very happy to welcome Fort Romeau. Noted for his releases on Ghostly International, Permanent Vacation, Correspondent and Spectral Sound, he smooths things by out adding a detailed Giorgio Moroder-style bass and some epic sparkly pads.   ‘Tijuana’ sees Anja taking a darker journey. Heavily compressed drums give a sense of claustrophobic tension drawing you in as the layers slowly reveal themselves. A strong spoken vocal provides the main focus underpinning the groove before the organ lead takes over. On the remix, one of the UK’s most loved and prolific producers Mella Dee. With his unique blend of techno combining elements of house, hardcore and jungle, completely reconstructs the main motifs into a powerful and energetic tech workout adding a futuristic retro twist.

Anja Schneider - Give It All To You

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