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“Modern Slavery” is a four-track EP that features two originals and two remixes. Aurum Miles delivers two slow-moving tracks that give off  dark atmospheric sound design accompanied with obscure programmed female vocals that are layered with energetic basslines

On his remix, Franz Scala gives the track a more aggressive feel. It had powerful progressive bassline that drives throughout the track. It is filled with that signature Scala space disco sound.

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Modern Slavery

Premiere: Aurum Miles “Modern Slavery” (Franz Scala Remix) - Inflect Records

Unleashed Tapes Vol. 3

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Tronik Youth - Kill It (Ton Globiter Neue New Beat Mix)

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For over a decade, COHN has been crafting his unique blend of house music. The DJ and producer, from London, combines crisp beats and rich synth lines to ignite speakers and dancefloors with his disco and Italo-infused creations. Now, he arrives at Bordello with a new EP, “Kafka in the Sheets”, featuring four tracks.

The EP kicks off with “Margiela in the Streets”. Driven by a steady snare and a pulsating arpeggiator, a soaring melody of analogue arcs sails skyward. “Balearic Sun” awakens the listener with birdsong and bongos. A relaxing, revitalising and re-energising experience, guiding hearts and minds through an audio oasis of light wind instruments and soothing samples.

The energy ramps up with the powerful “Uptown and Queens.” A HI-NRG-inspired rhythm is set to a steady march, delivering a workout of wry smiles and bold builds. The EP concludes with “Let’s Groove On”, a track that welcomes the dawn. Classic hi-hats and toms are garnished with a low whistle while juddering vocals push the track forward, making it the perfect last dance before sunrise.

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*Logical Records celebrates its 15th anniversary with a special release*

On its 15th anniversary, Logical Records, a leading label in the electronic scene, presents an exclusive release featuring five outstanding artists. This special album includes unreleased tracks by Mundo D, Diskontrol, Chinosynth, Technicism, Parasex, Ubre Blanca, Ruksby, capturing the essence of our musical journey. Each track is a celebration of our passion for music and our commitment to innovation. Thank you all for being part of this incredible journey. Keep enjoying the best music with Logical Records!

15 Years Compilation Step 01

PREMIERE: Mundo D - Cosmos (Original Mix)

The prolific Karolina Bnv returns to Wrong Era with 'Yet To Come' an industrial-infused, masterful exploration deeper into her ever unfolding sound. The sophisticated follow-up to 'Lessons On Good Behaviour' further enrichens our experience of her world. Opening with 'Unforgivable Decisions, ' an aptly named track that holds its own amongst the industrial greats. Shimmering mechanisms and pulsating arps intertwine, building to harmonic swells and a ghostly vocal from the captivating tones of Karina Jilaz. 'Germany Calling' opens Karolina's new beat intrigue with focused arps circling beneath a commanding vocal loop chanting the track's title. Soft acid lines flutter across the mix, perfectly sitting on either side of the punctual snare.

'Context Abuse' bursts open the second half of the EP with defined bass and the distinct clattering of rimshots. A powerful homage to the sound of Belgium with refreshing flair. Karolina Bnv's sophisticated palette is in full force, with her unmistakably ear-pricking melodics and vocal lines. 'Yet to Come' closes with '1988' an infectious Acid House anthem that weaves between New-Beat and Detroit House. Karolina Bnv brings her sophisticated sounds and undeniable strengths to Wrong Era once again, broadening her horizons with skillful taste.

Yet to Come

Karolina Bnv - Germany Calling

This series contains some of my early works, mostly between 2006 - 2015. Some of them were unreleased, some of them have just disappeared from the world wide web.
Sometimes you need to go back to your roots to gain new creativity and progress further.

Einsundfuenf (Original Mix)

Music following the story of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and recovery of nature in the area.

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Recovery Plan

🌊 Shabbat – DJ Sergio AI’s 7th album. 23 beaches, Mizrahi techno vibes 🎶 with oud, qanun & darbuka. Perfect for dance, energy ⚡ & freedom 🕺💃.

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Fired up on high energy Electrons, Timothy Clerkin’s imprint Insult To Injury (the label he runs with perennially on-point platform Ransom Note) is back with another arsenal of acid-tinged techno firearms. Manchester’s own Buran light the Bunsen burner & get things super-heated with their analogue heroics. Both tracks are borne from live jams, with minimal adjustment before going to press. 

Test phase completed, first out the blocks is Beta, employing a monster low end 303 and analogue percussion to create a menacing floor destroyer. This savage assault is quickly followed by Kincaid’s reimagining of the track – slowed down and, for want of a better phrase, like, totally dubbed out, maaaan. Electro collides with Space Echo for a truly unique experience. 

Particles is next, with some serious up-a-gear oomph; full on foot-stomping action, with relentlessly driven acidic bass that takes us back to a time when we could lose ourselves to a groove on the dance-floor. Peak time, rolling techno that demands you move your body. 

Finally, we wind up business with Earth Trax’s ferocious take on Particles. Stripping things back somewhat and highlighting the laser-focused sounds of the original, he’s created a space battle in electro-work-out format. Synth projectiles whizz by our ears before we’re ejected in the vacuum of space with a serene, synth-lead soundscape coda.

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