Airwolf Paradise is back on Diynamic with "Synthesizer", a two-tracker EP that hits the floor from every corner. The title track bursts in with early 2000s four-to-the-floor peak synth vibes, vocals gliding over a relentless, driving bassline. "Push Pull" steps in next, acid chords slicing through the mix, layered vocals pushing the energy higher - like two friends taking over the dancefloor, pulling the night into a fever pitch. Lights flash, smoke drifts and the tracks carry the party forward until dawn

Airwolf Paradise - Push Pull

FEL C returns to Diynamic with "Mysteries of Love", a three-track journey guiding you through the city’s restless maze. "Memories" opens the night. The pre-drink, the hand-before, that tingling excitement as the hours ahead begin to take shape. Streets pulse with energy, alleys twist into hidden passages and every passing face feels like a sign to keep moving. "Mie Encanta" takes the reins - the track pulls you from the bar into the car, bass pressing against your chest as the city melts into streaks of light. You’re no longer thinking about where you’re headed, only following the pull forward. "Mysteries of Love" with Johnny Bolzan, awaits at the destination - energy peaking, pulling you straight from the ride onto the floor. Every movement feels connected, the air thick with rhythm, as the hours dissolve into a stretch of time you never want to end.

Fel C - Mi Encanta

Fel C, Johnny Bolzan - Mysteries of Love

Rafael Cerato drops back on Diynamic with "Agapo", a three-track EP that feels like the night itself, distilled into sound. The opener slips in like warm light across your skin - sunglasses on, drink in hand, heartbeat syncing with the floor. "Blush" lifts you, slow-burning and euphoric, a smile spreading as the crowd moves together, lost in the pulse of the room. By the time "That Hits"  lands, dark textures, hypnotic synths and pulsing bass collide, filling even the last corner of the room, turning shadows into movement and the dancefloor into a single, breathing entity. A three-track journey that turns ordinary nights into something electric, where you feel every beat as if it were made for your own body

Rafael Cerato - Blush (Instrumental)

Rafael Cerato - Blush feat. Lena Sue

Rafael Cerato - That Hits feat. Amarha

Returning to Diynamic, Oppaacha unleashes his EP Arietta - three fresh cuts that drive the party from first beat to last. Opening cut Dont Stop jumps right in - bouncing synths riding a tough, rolling kick, setting the tone for a party that doesnt cool down. Were Dancing together with Ian Ludvig, pushes things deeper, blending underground basslines with sparkling, sky-reaching patterns. Its got the swing of a beachside sunrise and the punch of a late-night warehouse, pure motion on the floor. The title track Arietta takes a more futuristic turn, weaving layers that fold into each other, building tension, then breaking into release at just the right moment. With Arietta, Oppaacha lays out three distinct moods, all tied together by groove and euphoria, an EP built for nights that keep going.

Oppaacha - Arietta

Oppaacha - Don't Stop

Oppaacha, Ian Ludvig - We're Dancing

Luca Luper and Karmon unite for their new EP "Frequency", a two-tracker that hits from the very first second and sweeps you into its world. "Train Fight" lifts you high, like the ride you’ve been waiting for, capturing that thrilling moment just before you leave the house for an adventure - that flutter of excitement in your stomach, the anticipation of unforgettable moments and the pure joy of knowing anything could happen. The title track ignites like a city at night bursting into light and color, a kick so strong it moves through your chest, weaving shimmering synths and sparkling bells into a rush of pure joy. Every beat gets you brighter, wilder and more exhilarated than the last.

Available here: https://orcd.co/frequencyep

Luca Luper, Karmon - Frequency

Releasedates
Digital: June 3rd 2016
Vinyl: June 17th 2016

Tracklist:  
A1 / 1. Stimming – Alpe Lusia (Robag’s Bodelshwing Sovar NB) (08:34 min) 
B1 / 2. Stimming – Alpe Lusia (Acid Pauli & NU Remix) (07:07 min)  
3. (Digital Bonus) Stimming - Alpe Lusia (Solomun's Ring-the-Bell Remix) ( 08:56 min)

Spring 2016 saw the release of Stimming’s fourth full length album “Alpe Lusia”, which was named after a remote little alpine hut in northern Italy, in which he had secluded himself to work on his LP for a full month, all by himself.  From the title track of his LP emanates his following release on Diynamic, the Alpe Lusia Remixes, and the remixing protagonists are none other than Robag Wruhme, long time collaborateurs Acid Pauli & NU and last but not least Solomun.   

First off is Pampa mainstay Robag Wruhme, whose take on Stimming’s “Alpe Lusia” starts off as a dark and brooding tech house gem. Later, when you have made your way through its rough outer shell, peeling off the hard claps, it shows its soft core, with gentle pads caressing the arrangement.  

Acid Pauli & NU deliver a deep and driving, almost haunting reinterpretation of “Alpe Lusia", with a thumping bass and ethereal vocals that are hypnotizing.  

Finally, Solomun adds a remix that reminds you of the rabbit hole in Alice's Wonderland: the longer you dig, the deeper you get, and the more fantastic is what you experienece.

The original version is the only track on the album without a real groove, which is why Stimming chose precisely this track to be remixed - to see what the others would do about that. Now it is fair to say that all three remixes have succeeded at this task.

Stimming - Alpe Lusia (Acid Pauli & Nu Remix) - SNIPPET

Diynamic has constantly been an underground electronic music label on the rise. The motto: Do It Yourself. Founded in 2006 by Solomun and Adriano Trolio in Hamburg, nowadays undeniably amongst the hottest imprints worldwide: Diynamic Showcase events all around the globe, Diynamic Festivals in Amsterdam, Berlin and Brazil, two own weekly residencies on Ibiza including the infamous “Solomun +1” events at legendary night club Pacha and the Diynamic Outdoor event series as well as own stages at major music festivals everywhere. 

DEMOS:
We don't accept any music via Soundcloud or Facebook, but you can send a 320 kbits MP3 via email. Send promos to solomunpromo@diynamic.com and demos to solomundemo@diynamic.com. All submissions will be listened to and if we are interested, we will get back! Please allow some time though, because, as you can imagine, there are very many people sending in music.

Stimming - Alpe Lusia (Acid Pauli & Nu Remix) - SNIPPET

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