The connection between Mareena and Connwax has always been close. She's played Trakt 1 several times at our event at Institut fuer Zukunft. We are all the more pleased that she was able to record a podcast for our Selected series, because Mareena's as busy as ever despite closed clubs.
She has just released her first album together with Leisure Systems JakoJako, is working on her own ambient imprint UNRUSH and has recorded sets for renowned platforms such as Groove and HÖR.
In the summer, there will be a release on Tresor Records (also together with JakoJako), the club's label where she's held a residency for many years.

 „I wanted to create a wild techno mix before taking a longer podcast break“
That's exactly what Mareena delivers in these 70 minutes. Groovy, straight techno that never loses its tension and reminds us of the roots of this music at every corner of the set. 
Thank you Mareena !!


01 Brendon Moeller - Jazz
02 Function - F3
03 Gen-Y - Either way It´s Perfectly Fine
04 O-Wells - Scope
05 Black Lotus - Chords 
06 DVS1 - Delta Wave
07 Jon Hester - Contact
08 Ejeca - Losty
09 Volpe - Create Your Vision
10 Heiko Laux - Earthbouncing (Part2)
11 Distance Dancer - Distance Dancer
12 Andrea - Afen
13 Fumiya Tanaka - Go Out
14 Jeroen Search - Twin Paradox
15 Dan Curtin - Matter Of Sound
16 Newa - 666666
17 Volpe - Present Reality
18 Stojche - Mirror Image
19 Cyan85 - Astral Stream

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Connwax Selected #014 | Mareena

Krzrzrz 101.28

Every Wednesday at 8pm CET
Photo: Bolero Record Store - Malmö (https://www.discogs.com/seller/bolero.recordstore/profile)
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Tracklist:
Arovane “Tascel_7” (Keplar)
Trinidad “Tempus Fugit (Cooper Saver Remix)” (Trinidad Holiday Inc.)
Albert Chiovenda “Night Flyer (Inigo Kennedy Remix)” (ANAOH) PREMIERE
Mark Broom “Wild Style” (Rekids) 
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Tip of the week by Clone:
PRZ “The Zone” (Clone West Coast Series)
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214 “Perfect Circuit” (Klakson)
Kerrie “Object of Desire” (Dark Machine Funk) PREMIERE
Kaiser “Sunday Is Pure Madness” (Attic) PREMIERE
Albert Chiovenda “Night Flyer (Original Mix)” (ANAOH) PREMIERE
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DEMO DEMO DEMO:
- SPLT “TYPE964”
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- Wise Noise & SgaS “MucroM”
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- Tom Ernst “Fast Forward” 
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DJ Surgeles “On Travel” (Evod) PREMIERE
Insolate “Mistakes Make Us Human (Sev Dah Remix)” (Out Of Place) PREMIERE
Kuf “Minimal Shit” (Arsenik)
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KEY Vinyl:
Track from the forthcoming KEY Vinyl 026
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Nørbak “Panopticon” (Axis) PREMIERE
Setaoc Mass “A1” (Room Trax) PREMIERE
Romain Richard “Distant Voices (Stanislav Lavskyy Remix)” (Corpus Black) PREMIERE
Nørbak “The War In Heaven” (Axis) PREMIERE
CCO “Open Antagonism” (Omega Men) PREMIERE

Krzrzrz 101.28

artist : @volvox

tracklist : 
Confluence & Gostwork - Addicted [SUB_tl]
Young Male - ATM Absolute Zero [Radion Recordings]
Richard Cleber - Nevermind [Crash!]
Andres Campo - OMG [Noir Music]
Hertz Collision, Gene Richards Jr. - Hood Thang [Truncate]
Michael Burkat - Incubation [GoodFellas]
Lars Klein - Fressmaschine [Compressed]
Pegorini - P131 [Abusive Records]
RECYCLE - Recycle #1 Flash & Clash [Planet Rhythm]
Alex Moss - Chaos Inside [Fluctuat]
Arzax - Weiderherstellung [Refluxed Records]
Aida Arko - Unholy [Suara]
Asquith - Wait a Minute [Higher Power]
X Club - Turning a Blind Eye to Nonsense [1Ø PILLS MATE]

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Breaks-heavy Berlin techno.

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INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > https://inverted-audio.com/mix/steve-rachmad/

Dutch producer @steverachmad turns in a no-holds-barred live set under his Sterac guise recorded at a small Sunday party at Razzmatazz club in Barcelona from November 2019.

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Talismann (@talismannrecords) is the techno alias of the Dutch house artist Makam. Under this name he makes dark, dubby, wormhole techno that is designed for dance floor meditation, and he exclusively serves it up on his own self titled label. The man behind the music stays in the shadows, and while his output is often heavy and doom laden, it is also alluring mysterious and atmospheric in a way that is never too oppressive.

Today we're treated to a special mix filled with up-to-now unreleased tracks from Talismann's forthcoming, multi-part album 'Percussion'. Part 1 lands today on Bandcamp, however, with more to follow later in summer. Hearing all this material together in a mix, as the artist indeed, is a special treat which makes for a perfectly sequenced trip through empty industrial spaces, thronging warehouses and alien planets. It is hugely rhythmic, compelling techno, but is finished with a subtle sense of sound design that makes it as cerebral as it is physical.

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NYCTA is a project Adam X and Function have been pulling together, with many obstacles along the way, over the course of the last 10 years and this mix captures the essence of what they set out to achieve. It pays total homage to the sound and it's a sound that, in a scene where everything has already been largely reissued, hasn't had a light shone on it yet. Nugroove, yes. But this is much more than that. Though not overlooked in the history of electronic music when it comes to the early days of electro, hip hop and disco, New York City has been largely overlooked in it's contributions to the origins of techno and house music in America, while the cities of Detroit & Chicago have always taken most of the credit. Names like Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones, Lenny Dee, Tommy Musto, How & Little, Mundo Muzique, Damon Wild, Todd Terry, Kenny Dope, Ralphie Dee, Jimmy Crash, Rheji Burrell, Bobby Konders, Roger S, Blue Jean, L.B. Bad and of course Adam X were as instrumental in bringing both genres forward as the artists from the aforementioned cities.

Tracklist: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup
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218 HATE Podcast with Evigt Mörker

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The unsettling terrain of Evigt Mörker's world can be broken up into a few frenetic parts that give the overall impression of a serene habitat. There's the otherworldly foreground of his techno works that are blissfully psychedelic as well as carefully structured for the most subtly disorientating shifts, and hovering amongst this is his wholesome grasp on the purpose and consequence of melody. Together, this is Evigt Mörker's deadly and addictive mix.

Hailing from Sweden, some initial forays into bands in his youth went hand-in-hand with an early exposure to techno. Yet it was the illegal rave scene in Stockholm that would prove to be most formative. The circuit of DJing and parties soon fed into the need to create a platform from which to work, and so the identity and label Evigt Mörker came into being in 2013. The first three releases cemented Evigt Mörker's ability to rouse melodic dynamics out of an ambient setting. Whether settling and fixating on a rhythmic pattern, or shuffling through different emotions, often these tracks would career into rapturous dancefloor pieces. It didn't take long until the formidable Semantica Records tapped him for a release, which produced the stunning EP, 'Helmet of Bones.' From this point, Evigt Mörker would come under the austere wing of Northern Electronics. Two terse yet incandescent EPs, along with a fourth release on his own label, have charged the air for his debut album, 'Krona'. Appearing on Northern Electronics, a brooding intensity defines the album, as well as a technical dexterity for carving dissonance into lush techno tools.

For those that have witnessed Evigt Mörker live or as DJ, a different side to his recorded output comes into play. Often far more forceful than his releases, there's an energetic and rhythmic power reserved for these moments. It's perhaps this versatility that's kept him in such high demand as a remixer. Taken to the other end of the spectrum, Evigt Mörker's live shows are capable of elegant ambient pieces, if holding a dancefloor down isn't the modus operandi.

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Rubi & Dasha b2b recorded live in Berlin Friedrichshain.
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VOLTAGE Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast series, broadcasting both upcoming and well-established artists within the techno scene. Every episode features a lengthy set surrounded by a spoken in- & outro. The full story, including an in-depth interview with each of the artists, can be found on our website: https://www.voltageimprint.com/en/news/voltage-podcast-002-boris

On this episode: A true DJ to the core, music fanatic, Berliner, and clubber; Boris’s 20 year career has seen the evolution of dance music of all kinds, and parties all around the world and his eclectic style reflects just that.

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Next guest: A. Brehme

Artwork by Phaze Øne
Mastering by Altinbas

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