Welcome to the 129th chapter of the Deep Electronics Podcast. A weekly released podcast that brings you the best in the deep music genre. This weeks set is mixed by Rene Lorenzo from Madrid, Spain. A set with experimental ambient and darky techno. Enjoy!

Bio:

Rene Lorenzo, dj and music producer born in Madrid, began his career in the electronic musical scene in 2001 as a Dj-residence in club Merlin. During that time we could enjoy his sets in parties and raves nearby Madrid.

In 2004 joined the collective Xrave, playing in private parties and events like Power Sound Festival, and cubs like Club 20, Torsion, Velada,Zer03, Maxim, Okana and Made among others.

 With the newborn label CELLULAR MEMORY Rene Lorenzo’s artistic career is consolidated. The passion he feels for electronic music is reflected in his productions where styles like techno, minimal, ambient, house and downtempo are mixed.

His dj-sets are based on the underground techno sound, he tries out with another music styles like chicago house, broken beat,Electronic or ambient but always with his characteristic and eclectic touch.
He's Vinyl and hardware sound lover.
Nowadays he is focused in the production of electronic music, under his label called "Cellular Memory" he launched his first 12 inch EP, Seismo


Tracklist:

01. Sam KDC- Untitled 4
02. Johannes Heil- Transition 1
03.The Fear Ratio- Kingdom of ends
04. Anthony Child- Over Napoli
05. Broken English Club- A square shaped room
06. Chevel- A form of love
07. Architectural- Il Mare
08. Architectural- Amour
09. Stefan Vincent- Torch
10. Chptr- Chptr |||
11. HUNAB- Motora
12. Fanon Flowers- Phenomenal(Substance mix)
13. Nihad Tule & Bauri- Schordz
14. Sharin- Vertice
15. Vince Watson- Fragment V
16. Oscar Mulero-Pria

Links:

https://soundcloud.com/rene-lorenzo-dj

cellularmemory.bandcamp.com

https://www.facebook.com/renelorenzodj?ref=hl

http://www.triplevision.nl/artist/Rene+Lorenzo/


Photography and Design by Jeroen Smulders

Circuit Jellyfish design by NLz


Deep Electronics Podcast # 129 - Rene Lorenzo

Im not a producer im just a music lover ,, 

Jimmy Esebua  young Georgian Disk Jockey / Vinyl Addict, As known as Querubim and Trunembra.
The love to vinyls inspired him to start playing electronic music and in very short time he was able assemble really nice collection of rare vinyls.

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The main origin of Trunembra's music comes from Detroit techno and such great artists as @Roberthood, @Kevinsaunderson, Jeff Mills, @Derrick-may @Juan-atkins. He also works with Ambient and Dub Techno Musical directions.
The love to vinyls inspired him to start playing electronic music and in very short time he was able assemble really nice collection of rare vinyls.

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On the Georgian electronic music scene he arrived in August of 2016 and in a very short time became successfully and popular. He has played on such Festivals as Echowaves with famous artists as @Fiedelone, @Juan-Atkins, @Ancient-Methods, @Ben-Klock, @MarcelDettman, @Anethamusic, @Andrey-Pushkarev, @Fabrizio-Lapiana, @MatthewDekay and more than 150 artist around the globe. As well he actively plays on international festivals and in Georgian based clubs as @KHIDI , Cafe Gallery, Ubahn and many more.

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For Booking: @Jesebua@gmail.com

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At this moment Deep Electronics is temporally not accepting new sets and tracks. We are taking a break till the end of the year. We will be back in 2026.


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