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Harlequin - The Beauty And The Beast (Eric Prydz Re-edit)

Legend has it that AERO was born when the Pan-Pot boys were testing out HADERLUMP Berlin's top-secret jet, they broke the sound barrier so violently that it ripped a melody straight from the sky. The shockwave sent a frequency through the cockpit's radio, perfectly harmonized, as if the heavens themselves were composing a track. Stunned, they crash-landed into a field of synthesizers and recorded the ethereal sound before it vanished. Scientists tried to explain it, but no earthly logic could decode the airborne symphony. The track remains the only known collaboration between man, machine, and the atmosphere itself. As this is the very untrue origin story of HUMAN_001_AERO by Pan-Pot off their brand new HUMAN series under the just revamped Second State label. The date is April 3rd. Whatever you do, DO NOT listen to this track or dare you clicking this link!

02 Pan-Pot - AERO (Extended Warehouse Mix) [Second State | HUMAN]

Sinisa Tamamovic Returns to Night Light Records with a hypnotic groover!

After his standout album release, Sinisa Tamamovic is back on Night Light Records, delivering a proper groove-packed EP that blends hypnotic energy with deep, trippy atmospheres.

'Self Confidence' is a peak-time weapon, effortlessly moving between house and techno with a rolling groove, pulsating bass drops, and an undeniable dancefloor energy.

On the flip side, 'Echo' takes a deeper, darker approach, driven by a mesmerizing bassline, atmospheric breaks, and haunting vocals that feel like transmissions from another dimension. This one is a true journey into sound.

For those who love a twist, the Dub Version of 'Echo' pushes the boundaries even further, featuring a warped bassline and a massive break that will catch even the most seasoned clubbers off guard. This one isn't for everyone-but for those who get it, it's pure magic.

Night Light Records once again delivers top-tier underground sounds, and Sinisa Tamamovic proves why his productions remain essential in any DJ's collection.

Echo

Self Confidence

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The Elektronik Zoo Festival Journey

Bonegrinder

Nightcode was born during a blackout in a neon-drenched city, when Pan-Pot, deep in a late-night modular synth session, accidentally intercepted a signal from a defunct satellite looping alien rave transmissions. As the data warped their machines, every dial and fader moved on its own, channeling a hypnotic rhythm no human had ever programmed. The storm outside cracked in sync with the beat, and the studio lights pulsed like they were under the track's spell. Desperate to capture it before it vanished, they recorded the entire session through a toaster, a walkman, and sheer panic. By dawn, the signal was gone-but Nightcode lived, encoded with a frequency not even they fully understood. 

01 Pan-Pot - Nightcode (Extended Mix) [Second State | HUMAN]

The enduring legacy of Edwin Keur´s aka Lambda’s "Hold On Tight" continues to captivate the global dance music community. Since its iconic Nalin & Kane remix at the dawn of the millennium, the track has exemplified timelessness, seamlessly blending soulful house vocals, distinctive chord stabs and a compelling progressive beat that has resonated with clubbers worldwide.

Sinisa Tamamovic (with notable releases on Systematic Recordings and Tronic) delivers a remix that combines driving rhythms with intricate textures, showcasing his mastery in creating tension, breaks and drops like no one else.

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Lambda - Hold On Tight - Sinisa Tamamovic Remix

Deluka makes his SCI+TEC debut with "Paris Connection" and "Shake," two raw, floor-driven cuts shaped by years in Berlin's underground. Italian-born and now a key figure in the city's vinyl scene, Deluka brings the same gritty precision that defines his No Signal label and record store. A longtime admirer of Dubfire since his early sets in Napoli, this release marks a full-circle moment—intense, personal, and rooted in techno history.



Paris Connection

Party Work drops a standout release from Max Ches @maxches & Ira Ange @ira-ange — Good Staff — a hypnotic, groove-laden cut fusing deep rhythm, emotive synths, and ethereal vocals. The original is a slow-burning weapon built for late-night sets, offering a perfect blend of underground attitude and melodic depth.
Remix duties are handled by two rising forces: ECLEPT @eclept_ofc brings a raw, pulsating rework with minimal textures and deep warehouse energy, while Malkovich @eclept_ofc flips the track into a progressive-tinged journey full of lush atmospheres and rolling grooves. Good Staff is a dynamic 3-track pack ready to energize discerning dance floors — another quality release from the Party Work imprint.

Max Ches & Ira Ange  - Good Staff (Eclept Remix) Radio Edit

Mycelium Dreams

Bareback Rhythm turned into steel and sweat — two bodies, one loop. Dark minimal techno, hypnotic 4/4, grinding percussion, whispered moans. Risk, lust, and mechanical ecstasy colliding in the underground. Press play if you dare.

👉 #Techno #Minimal #DarkBeat #Underground #QueerEnergy #LoopObsession

Mechanical Lust

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Sensing the call of the beat in the deep, tech and techno sound that swept the continent in the late 1990s, Bosnian DJ Sinisa Tamamovic hit his own decks with an endless string of gigs in his hometown of Banja Luka, Bosnia And Herzegovina. Tamamovic began captivating local audiences, setting the stage for what would become a distinguished career.

As years unfolded, Sinisa has established a reputation for throwing mind-numbing parties across Europe, attracting a legion of followers willing to cross borders to get a taste of his twisted techno, tech-house and minimal beats.

Since 1999 Sinisa has successfully partnered with fellow Banja Luka DJ Mladen Tomic in their Urban Beat organization. Quickly recognizing a niche to fill in the recovering Bosnia, Urban Beat has evolved as probably the country’s foremost promoter of events and parties by booking top drawer international names to satisfy a hungry home crowd.

Sinisa has drawn a legion of followers by playing all over Europe, Latin America and the United States presenting his personal style with miraculous mixing skills to some of the finest festivals worldwide.

In 2011, Sinisa made the move to London, England where he continues to expand his own musical journey.

December 2005, a milestone year for Sinisa’s career, marks his first original vinyl release which opened the doors to an international calling. Since then, Sinisa put out a stream of original tracks and remixes for the biggest names and record labels in the scene. Throughout the years, he continued with an impressive list of releases on Dubfire’s legendary label Sci+Tec, Tronic, Mindshake Records, Plus 8 Records, Second State, Kraftek, Truesoul, Yoshitoshi, Elevate, Senso Sounds, Systematic Recordings as well as expanding his own label Night Light Records with fresh talents and renowned names.

Recognized by his unique energetic sound and distinct organic drums, Sinisa hit the Top 4 position on the tech house Beatport chart with the track ‘Who We Are’ that came out on 1605 in June 2011 and pursued with another Top 4 track ‘Waking Up’ released on Sci+Tec in August 2011. This was the moment when nothing could stop Sinisa shaking the most important music charts and breaking boundaries with his remarkable heavy bassline for years to come.

In October 2012, he collaborated on a track with Paco Osuna, which was released on Richie Hawtin’s famed imprint Plus 8 Records. Later on, he continued delivering other remixes and musical collaborations with Umek, Joseph Capriati, Jay Lumen, Secret Cinema, Eddie Amador, Pleasurekraft, Tom Middleton, 6400 Crew, Felix Krocher and many more. Sinisa’s music was spread far and wide and infiltrated into the many sets of Dubfire, Richie Hawtin, Adam Beyer, Paco Osuna, Monika Kruse, Carl Cox, Pan-Pot, Umek, Joseph Capriati, Hot Since 82, Timo Mass just to name a few and transmitted at the most famous radio stations such us BBC Radio.

Lambda - Hold On Tight - Sinisa Tamamovic Remix

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