Mark E- Call Me (Dixon Edit)

Buy/stream: https://kompakt.fm/releases/3_remixe_fuer_heiko_voss

Good things take time. What’s 17 years? Not even a quarter of Keith Richards! 17 years lay between Heiko Voss’ debut album “Call Me Killer” and the incredible follow-up “3:30 Minutes To Live”, which saw the light of day in 2022 on Michael Mayer’s “other label” IMARA. There are serious voices saying that the 80s were only really complete with the release of this album. Now it took the blink of an eye of a year for the remixes to be finished. And they turned out so well that Michael Mayer from KOMPAKT licensed the “3 Remixes for Heiko Voss” without further ado.

Running back guru GERD JANSON was an early adopter of the album. Highly motivated, he twirls “Follow Your Line” rhythmically somehow in the direction of Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill”. How did he do that? Never mind. It grooves like crazy and keeps even larger floors moving.

ADA, the Hamburg grand dame of techno pop, has taken on the in tongue speaking funk banger “Talking Man” and dipped it in fairy dust. The result is probably the most sensational, soulful club track ever. Honestly.

The package is rounded off with a powerful Dub Version of “Follow Your Line” by the IMARA and KOMPAKT boss himself. Because he can do it.

Open your heart, let the remixes in.

3 Remixe für Heiko Voss

Talking Man (Ada Mix)

Heiko Voss - Talking Man (Ada Mix)

This is my edit from Machine. To be released in Philomena on March 30. VINYL ONLY.
Get it from Muting The Noise. 

https://www.mutingthenoise.com/

Machine (John Talabot's Synthedit)

Vomir d'Amour (feat La Grande d'Âme)

Primeiro announces debut vinyl release: Music for Horses I & II

Unsettling the boundaries between the human and the non-human weaves through the fabric of Primeiro’s practice. Both his new album, inspired by a horse-related accident, and his project Feed the River—a festival where music is made in collaboration with bodies of water—seek to blur these lines.

Initially released digitally in 2024, Music for Horses I drew comparisons to the tranquility of Japanese cult artist Hiroshi Yoshimura, but a closer listen revealed deeper layers of intricate craftsmanship. Primeiro himself defines his style as “ambient manija” (rough translation: “obsessive ambient”).

Now, in June 2025, Music for Horses I & II arrives on vinyl through a collaboration between Sonôsfera (Buenos Aires), Danzee (Berlin), and EX:IN | IN:EX (Chemnitz). The record is split into two parts: side B was recorded prior to a horse-riding accident that deeply marked Primeiro’s life and released in 2024; side A was composed in the period following the accident and has not being released yet. 

The album’s sonic approach is rooted in floating arpeggios and meticulously crafted repetitive sequences, exploring the threshold between ambient and handcrafted electronics.

The digital version accompanying the vinyl release presents a reinterpretation of Music for Horses I. After receiving the vinyl pressing, Primeiro slowed down the record on a turntable, re-recorded the tracks, and layered them with drum machines. During his residency at EMS Stockholm, he further reshaped the sound, adding sub-bass textures using Buchla 100 and 200 synthesizers, and processing the material through tape machines to create warped, time-stretched versions of the original compositions.

In recent years, YouTube has sparked a quiet revolution in how we listen to music. "Stretched versions" of albums—where artists like Brian Eno, Hiroshi Yoshimura, and even pop songs like Justin Bieber’s “U Smile” are slowed down dramatically—have gone viral. These time-stretched interpretations turn melody into atmosphere, attack into pure decay, and songs into vast, ambient environments. Primeiro’s digital version of Music for Horses resonates deeply with this phenomenon. 

Music for Horses resonates within Primeiro’s broader body of work, where there is space for the non-human, much like in his Feed the River project, a site-specific performance that uses rivers as sonic bridges between musicians, audiences, and the environment. It has been carried out along the Spree in Berlin, the Elbe in Hamburg, and the Chemnitz River in Chemnitz. Artists are positioned along the riverbanks, creating a dialogue shaped by distance, flow, and acoustic resonance, inviting a collective re-imagining of our relationship with water as a living entity.

Label: Sonôsfera (Buenos Aires), Danzee (Berlin), and EX:IN | IN:EX (Chemnitz)
Cat. No.: 001
Formats: Digital - Vinyl
Release Date: 18/07/2025

Distribution: Self-distributed
Bandcamp: https://primeiro-segundo.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-horses-i-ii
Credits:
Recorded and mixed by Primeiro
Mastering by Ariel Schlichter

https://soundcloud.com/user-442847447

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