Secluded | Mercy
[SOMA380d]

1.	Mercy
2.	Pastures
3.	Mercy (ROD Remix One)
4.	Mercy (ROD Remix Two)

Soma welcome Glasgow based DJ/producer Secluded aka Hans Bouffmyhre to the label as he debuts with us with his fantastic Mercy EP. Hans has become quite the force in the underground techno scene over the last few years with releases on the likes of Electric Deluxe and, of course, his own Sleaze imprint. With Soma, he brings out his Secluded alias which strips things back with the aim to explore a new techno vibe, inspired by sounds from Berlin & Detroit. Secluded productions are characterised with a deep pounding beat, softened by dubby synth passages and deep soundscapes, creating a gloomy atmosphere. Also appearing on the EP are two peak time Remixes from ROD.

Title track Mercy opens the EP with an old school chord driving this monster from Secluded. Backed perfectly with on point percussion and a quite healthy kick drum, this track certainly sets the tone for the EP  

Pastures takes things on a suitably deeper turn. With a pulsing sub bass rattling through you and a resonated synth line that eerily creeps in, taking the track upwards. Simple yet effect drums work this track straight onto the dance floor as Secluded created a perfect peak time Techno workout.

After his fantastic reworks of Slams Positive Education, ROD is back to bring his unique, old school, jackin’ take on Secluded’s Mercy. Remix One uses the original chord filtered & processed as 909 drums punch in and out to devastating effect. Remix Two loops out the chord sample making this a more hypnotic, looped out jackin techno number.


Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Audio Mastering 
http://glowcast.co.uk/blog/2013/08/mastering-at-glowcast-secluded-mercy-soma-records-380d/

Secluded - Mercy (ROD Remix One) (Soma 380d)

Discrete Circuit - Machine Code EP - Delsin Records (Inertia-5) 
a1.	Discrete Circuit - Machine Code
b1.	Discrete Circuit - Recursive Descent
b2.	Discrete Circuit - Compiler

The Inertia sub-arm of Dutch label Delsin is back. After a series of 4 EPs back in 2012, followed by a mix compilation by Delta Funktionen, Inertia-5 introduces Discrete Circuit with a fierce three track EP that follows up previous releases on DVS1’s Mistress Recordings. The German artists Andreas and Szymon have been working together since 2012 and also promote their own Away parties across Europe as well as running a label of the same name. 

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Discrete Circuit - Machine Code EP (Inertia-5)

Dark experimental techno house with 070 Shake-inspired atmospheric vibes.|

Experimental | Dark Techno House | Underground

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Shekon - One vs. One (Coeter Remix)

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@charlesfenckler | Diving From The Void 
[SOMACD112] 

1.	Voices In Your Head
2.	Immersion
3.	Stellar Acid
4.	Frozen Room
5.	Estrange
6.	Flirting With Disaster
7.	Subject X103
8.	District 2 (909 Drums)
9.	The Unknown
10.	Anxiety
11.	Raven

Soma are proud to present the debut album from one of the most exiting Techno artists to spring out of the French scene in recent years, Charles Fenckler. A chance happening across his Soundcloud heralded some fine results for the Soma camp as back in 2014, the 20 year old Fenckler, exploded onto the label with the finely produced ‘Anklam’. Sporting such a mature sound for someone so young, his profile has been creeping up over the past 2 years, quickly gaining fans throughout the Techno community such as Jeff Mills, Marcel Dettmann, Josh Wink & Alan Fitzpatrick. His latest release in early 2016, Frozen Room saw him return to form after a short hiatus with the title track taking the scene by storm. With his debut album, Diving From The Void, Fenckler looks to continue his meteoric rise through electronic music.

Fenckler takes a heady dive straight into things as opener Voices In Your Head, with it’s droning yet uplifting quality, seeps eerily through before Immersion starts to up the pace of the album, it’s pounding kicks and percussive workouts sitting atop a glistening, acidic melody. Charles continues on an old school tip as the wild Stellar Acid comes hard and fast, complete with powerful breakdown moment. The rave inspired Frozen Room, already a massive hit from the youngster, clatters in once again as Charles then give a nod to UK-breakbeat with the contemplative Estrange. Things get back to techno business quickly as Flirting with Disaster & Subject X103 come thundering through but still, Charles brings an emotive element with both tracks laden with polished, ethereal pads. Originally released in 2015, District Two makes an appearance with its straight up, driven 909 percussive workout. The Unknown brings an air of minimalism with its sparse synths and groove laden drums whilst Anxiety’s sweeping drones and foreboding atmospheres follow before
the galloping Raven closes out the album at a ferocious pace

Charles has certainly explored all facets of Techno throughout this album and for someone still with much ahead of him, the future is certainly looking bright for this talented young Frenchman.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering

Diving From The Void

The Unknown

Charles Fenckler - The Unknown (SomaCD112)

Infamous003
The Infamous Remixes Vol.1
Artists:
DJ Emerson
Raphael Dincsoy
Matt Sassari
Yan Cook
Pierre Deutschmann
Jacob B
Chicago Loop
Violent Blondes
Gero Jansen
Spec.
Releasedate:
30 May 2017

Release Text:
The third release of Spec.´s Label „Infamous Tracks“ is a dirty remix compilation.
9 banging Techno tracks in one selection brings some infamous heat to the dancefloors.
Infamous003 shows that the young label is to be taken serious in the techno scene and stands for quality productions.
The Infamous Techno Soldiers on the release are: 
DJ Emerson, Raphael Dincsoy, Matt Sassari, Yan Cook, Pierre Deutschmann, Jacob B, Chicago Loop, Violent Blondes, Gero Jansen

Social Media Links:
Infamous Tracks Label:
www.facebook.com/infamoustrackslabel/
Spec. :
www.facebook.com/iamspec

Spec X - The Realness (Jacob B Remix)

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@cleric | Twenty Fourteen EP
[SOMA503] 

1. Nowhere Fast
2. Moxie
3. Dualistic Soul
4. Arctic Circle

Manchester’s Cleric makes his Soma debut with the Twenty Fourteen EP. Having firmly stamped his name on the global Techno scene over the last few years on various labels and more recently is own CLERGY label, the young producer seeks to continue this run of form with this new 4 tracker. 

Cleric wastes no time with opening track ‘Nowhere Fast’ with it’s bone crushing percussive workouts leading the charge. The slightly more subtle Moxie picks up the baton. Bouncing rhythmic structures give way to a gentle pad midway through yet still retains a forward moving template. Dualistic Soul ups the tempo yet sees Cleric embarking on more of a journey - taking things from his punishing rhythms into more melodic territory. Closing out this debut Soma EP is Arctic Circle, it’s beginnings leaning on more sub heavy elements to create a dark and forceful track backed as usual with Cleric’s shifting rhythms. 

A great example of the new breed of UK Techno producers, Cleric is a welcome addition to the Soma roster.
 
Mastered by Conor Dalton @ http://glowcast.co.uk/

Twenty Fourteen EP

Moxie

Cleric - Moxie (Soma503)

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Following releases on labels like Elevate or Phobiq, which gained support by the likes of Ben Klock, Rodhad, Sam Paganini, Matrixxman and many others, Konrad makes his OFF Recordings debut.

The EP kicks off with 'Made In Detroit', a bigroom chord-techno anthem.

'Acid House' delivers what the name promises, a stripped back beat is topped by a massive acid line and eponymous vocals.

'Temptation' follows a similar vein as 'Made In Detroit' adding a memorable vocal and massive pads in its break.

Berlin's techno stalwart DJ Emerson delivers a deadly functional stripped back remix, taking things to an even more straightforward direction.