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Denis Smile - Corpse (Uriel Lakost Remix Contest) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Len Faki - BX3 (Techno)

Buy link: http://classic.beatport.com/release/loading/1790092

Release date: 27.06.2016


Gallya, Metodi Hristov - Badmash (Original Mix) [Set About]

Momo Dobrev & Dennis Smile - Mastermind (Original Mix) / Release date: 02 Oct

RELEASE DATE 2017-10-30
LABEL Ausara Recordings
CATALOG AUR094
This is the first release of debutante in music industry Phoenix Movement. His release number one called 'Amazonka' will be out through our humble label. The release contain four track which are tech dubby style and we can ensure you they will rock you. For sure you need to keep on eye on this guy because the future in front of him and this is just the beginning.

Phoenix Movement - Amazonka (Original Mix) [Ausara Recordings]

This time we present a techno single called S.W.A.T., produced by Kostha and Robert Vasilev with his first work together.
For the remix we appealed for a young producer from London, Joe Blake, a very respected artist for our owners with a monster remix that we are sure will make you dance.

Kostha, Robert Vasilev - S.W.A.T. (Original Mix)

Martin Stoilkov - Sands Of Time (Original Mix) POBLA MSTRD

Christian Craken - Own Time (Original mix)

'Something To Believe' is the new edition from Pepo on Stolen Soul Music. This release include 2 remixes and one more original track by bulgarian producer. Features deep, as well as the tech rhythm of sound. Typical of the Pepo's groove style and high energy, booty bouncing tracks have made her a fan favorite. Each track fits her style perfectly, full of swag, sawtooth waves and just the right amount of bass and glitch to keep that body moving. 

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SSM032 : Pepo - Something To Believe (Original Mix)

<p>Whats in a name? At first glance it seems Bulgarian production duo Balthazar &amp; JackRock have chosen a curious moniker for their latest release. But given the ease with which this record slashes and slices through the sonic clutter that mires the less creative side of tech-house, Blade Dancer is nothing if not fitting.Balthazar &amp; JackRocks edgy sound is born from the nouveau-riche Bulgarian city of Sofia. Spurred by a debut project for an achingly glam German fashion show (sharp beats for sharp hemlines), the duo released their debut record Rockin Dancefloor in 2006. Since then their tech-house tracks have garnered widespread acclaim, picking up support from the likes of Carl Cox, Richie Hawtin, Paul Van Dyk and Umek. Its not hard to see why.The eponymous track is an explosion of aural ideas. Thats not always a good thing. But the skill here is how subtly and artfully Balthazar &amp; JackRock reveal the various elements. The intelligent structure is a playful maze of twists and turns - each revealing a new layer to the soundscape - and the thrilling central melody sounds like Morse code forging a clarion call to the dance floor. The track races to its conclusion with a cluster of clipped, confident beats. A triumph.Later in the EP, Baptism-released Alex Di Stefano gives Blade Dancer the remix treatment, applying a more menacing, spectral sheen to the track - complete with the surgically precise percussive fills that are his hallmark. But first comes Aquaries, whose woozy bass synth and faltering rhythms form a creative backdrop for synth pans seemingly hell-bent on covering every iota of the aural spectrum. Again, there are ideas aplenty here. But none are as memorable as the thunder-stealing, euphoric synth melodies of this tracks midpoint. Stunning.</p>

Len Faki - BX3 (Techno)

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