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http://www.beatport.com/release/jimmy/1417218

https://www.facebook.com/anjaschneider When your debut set on Pete Tong's Essential Mix starts with a Masters At Work remix of Saint Etienne and ends with Kraftwerk epochal "Computer World," the tunes in the middle better hold their own. That was the challenge Mobilee head Anja Schneider set for herself on her recent addition to the legendary BBC radio program, and she delivered with the help of a debut from Maya Jane Coles, a classics from Underground Resistance, and an airing of her own latest, "Jimmy," which, with it's propelling conga loop and haunting organ climax, made for one of the most memorable moments of the two hour session. This achievement will be no surprise to anyone familiar with Schneider's history as a producer, club DJ and respected radio host, with her own Dance Under The Blue Moon program filling the Berlin airwaves since almost 15 years. And while she has been teasing us with "Jimmy" since July (when it surfaced on her mix for John Digweed's Transitions podcast), the time as finally come for it appear in it's complete form, released on vinyl and digital as Mobilee141. On the b-side is "Lovetube Thinking," a previously unaired acid house cut that offers its own spine-tingling peak thanks to the vocals of Patrick Heym, the latest singer in a long line of collaborators Anja has called upon to give her music that extra dance floor magic. It makes for a magnificent one-two punch of a release that DJs can now use in their own essential sessions.

Lovetube Thinking

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Anja Schneider - Lovetube Thinking - mobilee141

Former Ostgut Ton label manager, DJ and producer Nick Höppner releases his debut album ‘Folk’ on Ostgut Ton in March 2015. More info: http://ostgut.de/label/record/132

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Nick Höppner - Rising Overheads

Nitam | Exiam

Nitam | Retold

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Ray Okpara - Implanted Circle (Re.You's Back To Back Cut)

Adana Twins turn Fritz Kalkbrenner's 'Changing Face' into a mesmerizing sonic journey.  Read more: dncgastrnt.co/3weq

The remix will be released June 16 via Suol and BMG. Preorder here: dncgastrnt.co/x0q3

Premiere: Fritz Kalkbrenner - Changing Face (Adana Twins Remix)

Preview of the first track from the Omena LTD release "Rottie Bites EP" by Atsushi Yano.  

Release Date : September 2017. 
Label Artwork by Ivo Kiusalaas

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Atsushi Yano - Fat Tail (OMLTD005)

Tell - Sorry, I Was Miles Away

Fresh from providing Futureboogie’s pivotal 50th release back in March, Christophe leads the charge on the label’s annual Summer Riot compilation EP, now on its sixth installment.  On “West Side Critters”, a bold and brooding kick drum that the early acid pioneers would be proud of, tethers a malleable acid bassline to its stable pattern, whilst incessant cow bells, distant tom hits and metallic piano chords pep up the production for another class track from Christophe. The Mexican duo, Zombies In Miami, have impressed for labels like Love On The Rocks and Correspondent over the years, and bring their own brand of spiritual dance to the Summer Riot party.  A collage of colour erupts on “The Legends Of The Hidden Temple” premiered here, with sitars, guitars, vocals and synths all weaving their magic over a chugging house beat with a bubbling acid underbelly. Formerly one half of previous FBR recording artists, Lizards, Lee Forster teams up with Ollie Warriner (Tunnyl Records) for a their new Forriner project, contributing the excellent “Spero” to the comp. Warming pads glide over lazy percussive beats, as a piano motif holds the breakdown before kickstarting the track to its glorious groovy finale. Bringing the Summer Riot VI to a cosmically charged ending, Yuki Tosaya channels the spirits of 1990’s ambient house in a superb track titled “Acid Dawn Breaks”.  Chugging, transcendental house at its finest, Tosaya teases 303s, piano riffs and cascading synths in a production that will no doubt see the break of dawn at many gatherings for a good while to come.

Summer Riots VI

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PREMIERE : Zombies In Miami - The Legends Of The Temple

​OC & Verde first burst onto the scene after dominating nearly every Ibiza soundtrack in 2016 with 'Maasai', and they've now returned for with their booming new take on Veerus' 'Beat That' track. The UK duo are back on it with the fiery new remix, injecting a delicate dose of melodic touch to the driving tones of the original. OC & Verde’s remix is out on the ‘Beat That’ EP alongside two Veerus originals. Watch out for it on Yoshitoshi out August 4 and buy it here: http://bit.ly/BeatThatOCVrmx

Beat That EP

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Premiere: Veerus 'Beat That' (OC & Verde Remix)

Robert Hood - Paradigm Shift - Vol 3 - Dekmantel (DKMNTL055) 

a1.	Robert Hood - Red Machine
b1.	Robert Hood - Transform

https://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5874/paradigm-shift-vol-3

Following on from the 2017 LP Paradygm Shift by Robert Hood released on Dekmantel Records, the Detroit legend returns to the imprint to deliver the final installment in a trilogy of EP releases that initially began back in February 2016. Now based in Alabama, the Detroit-techno producer is returning to his roots. Embracing the trademark, minimal, funk techno sounds that defined his earlier career, Paradygm Shift Vol. 3 is classic Hood, operating in new, and uncharted ways.

The EP is an extension on the concept as outlayed by Hood during the project’s conceptual stage: ‘‘The idea behind Paradygm Shift is similar to a shift in our focus. We can become so complacent; we are so comfortable with our surroundings, I think this is the time for electronic music to find a new mindset.’’ Kicking off off with ‘Red Machine’, where again parallels can be drawn between the days of Minimal Nation, and Internal Empire – the sound is sparse and brutalistic, representing a challenged future. A progressive melody syncopates along the tracks percussive, backbone, arching its way into the track’s eventual demise. On the B-side, ‘Transform’ provides a composition of stripped, down electro, while taking in the 606 style, and adding additional, textural depth. It’s a track full of subtle melody, and high-ranging claps, that make ‘Transform’ the perfect transitional tool, and standalone floor-filler at the same time.

‘Red Machine’ and ‘Transform’ reflect Hood’s modern take on challenging techno. Meditative in their sequenced repetition, the tracks draw you in with their audacious, and memorizing sequences. It’s contemporary techno, albeit techno that reflects Hood’s style and nature. Pulsating, electrifying, with dark undertones, and very much of that Detroit flavour.

DKMNTL055 // Robert Hood - Paradygm Shift Volume 3

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