The join in the chant / stranj combo is 👊👊👊

Yes Headhunter with Front242 !!! Fette Scheibe

Geiler Mix - alles Erinnerungen und mein Weg zum Techno damals !

Great mix. Here's my EBM mix: https://soundcloud.com/ludwina/mark-boonstras-no-vaseline-dark-room-mix

Der Monatsmix für unsere Leser*innen aus der Juniausgabe – jetzt für alle!
Lest hier das Interview mit Redshape:
https://www.fazemag.de/redshape-innere-wildheit/
Mehr zur 124. Ausgabe: www.fazemag.de/fazemag-124

www.fazemag.de

Redshape – FAZEmag In The Mix 124

A major electronic music pioneer from Detroit, Juan appeared behind aliases such as Cybotron, Model 500, and Infiniti releasing many classics of Detroit techno.

The 1982 electro track "Clear", recorded by Atkins and Rick Davis as Cybotron, is often considered the first proto-techno track. Continuing to the experimentation by fusing the extra-terrestrial funk of Parliament Funkadelic with the futuristic rhythms and hard math of Kraftwerk and the progressive dance theorems proposed by Giorgio Moroder, the Model 500 12"s on his own label Metroplex laid the blueprint for Detroit techno.

Along with the tracks made by two schoolmates from the grade below, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson, Detroit techno quickly made its way across the atlantic and immediately sparked the emerging rave culture and soon after the entire global dance community.

Moving through the later 1980's as Model 500, Atkins continued as one of the most prolific and sought after producers of electronic music throughout the 1990's, culminating in the use of an Atkins' original as the musical bed for the 2000 launch of the Ford Focus 'Detroit Techno' automobile.

Packing clubs nationally from Detroit to NYC, internationally from London to Venezuela, Juan has mastered the art of soaking up new rhythmic elements from contemporary dance music while keeping his unerring, instantly recognizable sense of melody intact.

Much discussed and anthologized not only for his 20 years of production credit but also for his ability to rock a dance floor, Juan Atkins' music and DJ-ing is deified in Europe and embraced all over the world. Juan has also been prolifically releasing albums, remixes and collaborations on Belgium's R & S Records, Germany's Tresor, and others. 

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Juan Atkins @ The Ark, Leeds, U.K.  15.05.1993

Full article and tracklist: http://www.factmag.com/2015/03/09/fact-mix-485-dave-clarke/

The Baron of Techno steps up.

Dave Clarke may be best known for uncompromising techno - that style is at the heart of classic records like Archive One and the 'Red' series of singles, and was one of the attributes that John Peel, who featured him regularly on his BBC radio show, lauded him for - but electro and hip-hop are massive parts of his DNA too. He started as a hip-hop DJ in the late '80s, and has tirelessly championed electro on his White Noise radio show. His classic World Service mix CD was also split into two halves, one for techno and the other for electro. 

Released ahead of an appearance at Fabric's Room 2 this coming Saturday March 14, Clarke's FACT mix leans heavy on the electro, with several appearances from UK gloom-monger Dez Williams and oft-overlooked veteran Will Web, plus more established names like Radioactive Man and Keith Tucker. As the mix winds down, though, it really turns off-piste: there's whirling weirdness from Martin Rev, odd-ball funk from Toob and even a spin for UK breakbeat classic 'Mad Monks on Zinc'. 


FACT Mix 486 - Dave Clarke (Mar '15)

Dj Kicks - Electronic Body House Music
Tracklist Cd1
1-01 - Underground Resistance - Inspiration
1-02 - Metro Area - Miura
1-03 - LoSoul - Warriors (Jam)
1-04 - Juan MacLean, The - You Can't Have It Both Ways
1-05 - John Thomas - Working Night
1-06 - Playgroup - Behind The Wheel
1-07 - Justus Köhncke - 2 After 909
1-08 - Derrick Carter - Where U At (Mix Originale)
1-09 - Smith N Hack - For Disco Play Only
1-10 - Pantytec - Elastobabe
1-11 - Massive Sounds - Expressions
1-12 - Recloose - Ain't Changin
1-13 - Scott Ferguson - Dump Days
1-14 - Macho Cat Garage - The Motorcade
1-15 - Mt. Sims - U Know How We Do
1-16 - Perspects - They Keep Dancing (Nuvo Mix)
1-17 - Bergheim 34 - Oscillations
1-18 - Millsart - Now Is The Time (Vocal Mix)

DJ Hell - Electronic Body House Music CD 1

Dj Kicks - Electronic Body House Music
Tracklist Cd2
2-01 - German Broadcaster - S-Channel (Radio Broadcast Mix)
2-02 - Force Legato - System
2-03 - Nitzer Ebb - Control I'm Here
2-04 - DJ Rok - Blue Flame
2-05 - Bigod 20 - The Bog
2-06 - Front 242 - Headhunter
2-07 - El Loco - Ibiza (Club Mix)
2-08 - Jay Harker - Bela Lugosi's Dead (The Voice Mix)
2-09 - Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant
2-10 - Green Velvet - Stranj
2-11 - Front 242 - Masterhit (Part 1 Masterblaster)
2-12 - Chris & Cosey - Love Cuts
2-13 - Terence Fixmer - Warm
2-14 - Dance The Algorythm
2-15 - Machines Invasion
2-16 - Avant-Après Mars

DJ Hell - Electronic Body House Music CD 2

The man, the myth, the legend Jesper Dahlbäck is back on the show. Here with a trippy, melodic and emotional mix.
ENJOY!

https://soundcloud.com/jesperdahlback
For bookings please contact: Linda [at] parabelmusic.se

Parabel Podcast #27 - The Persuader aka Jesper Dahlbäck

THIS IS ELECTRO 2H mix 
Vinyl new and old 2h of my favorite true electro tracks as 1h was not enough

THIS IS ELECTRO 2H

Amsterdam techno institution Steve Rachmad delivers a ferocious mix of (mostly) original productions recorded at this year’s 909 Festival. From triumphant melodic techno and acid to deep, hammering rhythms, it's a superb anthology of the versatile producers work. We catch up with the longstanding DJ to discuss the city’s changing scene, evolving as a DJ and plans for the future...

Interview and tracklist: https://bit.ly/2zGalZN

Podcast 109: Steve Rachmad // Sterac

TECHNO-ACID MIX 1/2019

All diese Momente werden nicht verloren sein... Wer die mittlerweile dann doch recht lange Geschichte der elektronischen Musik miterlebt hat, hat zahllose DJ-Sets gehört, etliche Nächte durchgetanzt, hunderte Diskurse geführt und viele crazy Storys aus erster oder zweiter Hand erfahren. Musikalische Strömungen und ihre Protagonisten kamen und gingen, Genres und Untergenres entstanden, Stile und Moden entwickelten sich rasant, teils parallel – kurzum die letzten dreißig Jahre hatten für den Connaisseur viel zu bieten.

Wenn dann ein DJ nach all diesen Jahren noch immer für hohe Qualität, Originalität, Coolness und Fortschritt steht, ist das an sich schon etwas sehr besonderes. Wenn aber an einem Abend gleich zwei Protagonisten – auf die dies zutrifft – in einem Club spielen, darf man wohl getrost von einer legendären Nacht sprechen.

DJ Hell und DJ Jonzon stehen für Techno und auch für ihre 1995 auf Disko B erschienene „Hell+Jonzon ‎EP“. Helmut Geier alias Hell stammt aus München, jobbte seinerzeit im Berliner Hardwax hinterm Tresen, bevor er sein Label International Deejay Gigolo Records aus der Taufe hob. Der Berliner Jonzon veranstaltete 1988 gemeinsam mit Dr. Motte die ersten Acid-House-Partys und war Resident im ersten Berliner Techno Club UFO, Tresor und E-Werk. Beide sind DJs, die über Jahrzehnte das Genre geprägt haben, auch mit eigenen Produktionen, vor allem aber durch ihre stilprägenden DJ-Sets. Zwei Gentlemen, die weniger durch Theorie als durch Praxis so viele von uns mitgerissen und inspiriert haben. Beide besitzen die Gabe, einen Club mit einer irisierenden Energie zu füllen, ohne dabei mit Firlefanz und billigen Taschenspieler-Tricks zu blenden – hier erleben wir die verbindende Kraft, die Techno erzeugt, wenn er mit Wissen, Funkyness und Courage präsentiert wird.

Wer wie ich das große Glück in der Vergangenheit hatte, des Öfteren mit einem der beiden die DJ Booth zu teilen, hat immer etwas mit nach Hause genommen. Lehrstunden in Integrität, Attitude und Wagemut, und als Gast fühlt man sich herausgefordert und gleichzeitig safe. Merkwürdig genug, dass beide sehr lange nicht mehr gemeinsam gespielt haben, umso spannender, dass es an diesen Abend im Kassablanca wieder stattfindet. Und wie es der Zufall will, Hell war genau vor 20 Jahren zu Gast im ehemaligen Lokschuppen.

Dazu gesellt sich Maik von der Solid Rotation Crew, welcher Resident im mjut (Leipzig) ist und dort seine eigene Veranstaltungsreihe „Futuro Grande“ betreibt. Italo & Acidhouse steht auf seiner Flagge, getreu der Devise: Rave Strikes Back! ... und ich habe mir den Termin schonmal eingetragen, euer DJ Clé.

DJ Hell @ Rave Strikes Back, 02.10.2019

Livetset - Tanssiyö 2002 with DJ Hell - Trans Musicales, Rennes 2001

Tanssiyö 2002 with DJ Hell - Trans Musicales, Rennes 2001

Bookings: jessica@blivemusic.art (Worldwide)
diana@provocateur-booking.de (Gsa)

An unequivocal industry visionary, DJ Hell's career has embodied and then transcended his many guises: Anti-Superstar DJ, International DeeJay Gigolo Label Boss, GQ Man of the Year, Playboy, Jetsetter, Bon Viveur, Munich Machine, New York Muscle. Seeing, and envisioning - that is of enormous relevance to Hell. He managed to convey pure artistic prowess as well as pure style during his thirty year DJ career. The individual look, the do-it-yourself approach, the elitism. That's how it grew.

DJ Hell - Electronic Body House Music CD 2

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