Drumcode - part 2

So he's back on Yin Yang. Axel Karakasis with his track Hang Up. The Original track is a rolling baseline hands in the air peak time techno track that is the trademark of this Greek techno legend.  A fine tune.

First remix is by Bosnia and Herzegovina's Alen Milivojevic. This is an amazing remix in a newer much slower groovier style for Alen. It's funking but keeps peak time. This is an absolute belter loud and I can see this be played over and over for along time, especially me.

Next up is Sweden's Andy Notalez for a slightly darker style mix. This guy defines what a darker mix is. Great atmospherics. Great remix.

Then we get Spain s maginfico duo Dualitik. Now this is a funky remix with lots of groove built into the baseline. A Fantastic Remix.

Italy is next with Irregular Synth. Taking it his way thats tougher techno, yet still dark.

Then we have another Spanish guy MAAE. Delivering a new style techno that defines him. Really good.

Another top release for Yin Yang, with plenty of different style of mixes for everyone.

Pedro

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YYR072 : Axel Karakasis - Hang Up (Original Mix)

Pulse Control – DJ Magnetiki (Original Mix)

DR:EW returns to Sapient Robots with "Dance Again" — an EP that blends indie dance grooves with electro touches and nostalgic 90s-inspired female vocals.
The title track is a call back to the dancefloor, radiating emotion and energy through hypnotic rhythms and vintage club textures.
And to complete this beautiful EP "Mirage", a collaboration with Karpovich, where dreamy melodies and robotic vocals merge into a track that floats between the synthetic and the soulful.




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KARPOVICH, DR˸EW - Mirage (Original Mix)

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The Martinez Brothers - ‘Just A Feeling ‘ (OFFLINE Edit)[FREEDL] Support:Andruss

Enrico Sangiuliano & Frankyeffe - The Acid Celebration EP
Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/the-acid-celebration-ep/1608115

Press Release:
“With the two fellows Enrico Sangiuliano & FRANKYEFFE from Italy, Gregor Tresher again proves his talent to discover great new artists for his label Break New Soil Recordings. 
Enrico's releases on Drumcode and Secret Cinema's Gem Records and Franky's tracks for FLASH Recordings and Trapez ltd were already high quality documentations of their exceptional studio skills but combining forces pushed their output to another level. Peaktime techno at its best.”

DJ Feedbacks:
Monika Kruse: great release!
Riva Starr: cool stuff thank you 
Thomas Schumacher: Celebration is my pick. Sound pretty massive to me.
Karotte: my number 1 in my september charts. all 3 tracks are massive in my sets!!!
Stephan Bodzin: will def bring celebration to argentina this weekend. Massive.
2000 And One: oh yes nice one:) 
Tiga: these are cool!
Sam Paganini: Strong EP! All tracks are very good, 10/10 
Leon: nice pack 
Paolo Martini: I like it, full support
Macromism: big support for enrico and franky ! dope tracks
Wankelmut: "Celebration" geht auf jeden Fall durch die Decke, fettes Ding!
Groove Armada: celebration is a monster!
Animal Trainer: The Acid is a superb tune...gonna try this one out ASAP!
Sian: Excellent!! 
Chus: really good one 
Wally Lopez: sounds very good , the acid forAmnesz me!!
Nick Warren: Great release, tracks 2 and 3 are huge !
AFFKT: Fresh sound here...digging the 3 cuts!
Simina Grigoriu: fantastic! 
Markus Homm: Great EP, thanks
Adana Twins: Really nice. Can’t wait to play it! :) 
Sacha Robotti (Robosonic): Brett ;) 
Tom Novy: Ja zefix die such ich schon ne weile die nummer. Juhuuuuu. Her damit. Is fett.
Chris Lake: pumping stuff!
DJ Boris: Hi Celebration for me. Thanks
Stephan Hinz: Nice release! Full support!
Saeed Younan: Really liking The Acid - great vibes and emotion.
Hollen: Massive Release - Thanks
Victor Ruiz: Both “Celebration” and “Consolidate” are bombs! Thanks for sharing such good music! :)
SaschBBC: strong ep! i like all tracks here.
Misstress Barbara: I love all 3 tracks and will support fully! My fav is Celebration.
Mr.Bizz: love all tracks!nice work!
Jens Lissat: dope tunes full support 
Larry Tee: love the first one...will def play
Mijk Van Dijk: WOW! ALL TRACKS BIG! „Celebration" the Biggest. This release breathes old school 
Frankfurt 90s Trance influences inside out. Love it! Charts, Club-and-Radioplay guaranteed! ;-)
Ralf (Italy): love this. Intense and hypnotic. thx.
Luca Morris: Wow! Will play for sure ;) 
Nudisco: Sehr schön. Alle !
Jimmy Van M: The Acid is massive! Love it!
Mars Bill: Very good release! Full support for Enrico and Franky
Anderson Noise: Nice Release thanks
Greg Churchill: Yes yes YES! Loving these. Need more like these
Agent!: action jackson !
Gunnar Stiller: wow, big release!!
Chris Fortier: this is another great ep. all three very good. 
Remy: Very nice, celebration is the fav!
D.O.N.S.: Celebration!
Marc Miroir: Wow, great release!
Zoe Xenia: Cool bangers, nice work on Consolidate!

Enrico Sangiuliano & Frankyeffe - The Acid [Break New Soil]

Cari Lekebusch and Joseph Capriati - Napoli 4am

Having developed an impeccable reputation in the past twenty years since delving into the word of turntables and mixtapes at an early age, Sims can be called a genuine legend in the world of techno. As a producer he has remixed Jeff Mills, Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Kevin Saunderson as well as releasing on just about every seminal techno imprint there is. As an A&R he’s been at the helm of nine labels, including the highly influential Ingoma and KB Records inc, and continues to steward Theory and Hardgroove towards the boxes of the discerning fans. 

Most recently the London-based producer has seen his ‘Way Back Wednesday’ (with Tony Anderson), ‘Funk You’ and occasional disco radio shows garner huge support while ploughing further energy into the futurist techno club night “Machine’ alongside Kirk Degiorgio. 

It’s with Sims’ multitude of achievements and notoritey in mind that the knowledge that ‘Smoke & Mirrors’ is his debut LP is somewhat unbelievable, but fact it is. After initially hooking up with Adam Beyer’s Drumcode imprint late in 2010 after a long standing friendship, the affable and dry witted Sims’ was persuaded to deliver an LP and the lengthy writing and selection process began. The result is 11 superb productions which showcase Ben’s talents, influences and perhaps most importantly, his vision of what techno can and should be. 

From the off ‘Smoke & Mirrors’ is a technicolour affair that refuses to sit too comfortably into one groove, preferring to pull the listener through a range of vibes that, while disparate, flow together perfectly. As the album moves, snippets of new vibes bleed through before developing into themes and this is one of the brilliant elements of ‘Smoke & Mirrors’.  

The rousing and prophetically titled ‘Riots in London’ opener leads us into a frenetic, dub-tinged and filter-driven aesthetic which is neatly carried on in ‘Descent’ but subtly augmented with almost-there soulful vocal samples. This nod to soulful elements is then carried on in the less pacey, house referencing ‘ The Snake’ which fuses stabbing keys to a skipping beat which is as much New York as it is Detroit, London or Berlin. 

As ‘Smoke & Mirrors’ develops, suprises like the out-and-out tech-funk of ‘Back To The Pod’ and the street party disco of ‘Can You Feel It?’ are hinted at but never lack surprise when dropped. The emphatic drive of the huge sounding ‘I Wanna Go Back’ featuring Blake Baxter takes things back to techno territory and does so with real purpose while darker edged tracks such as the lethal ‘Bullet’ and the late-night discordance of  ‘The Afterparty’ ramp up the tension. 

The twilight sections of Sims’ debut are perfectly judged. The dubbed (and blissed) out title track lightens the mood before the slightly more aggressive but widescreen ‘The Calling’ trips proceedings out in anticipation of the closer, the Tyree Cooper vocalled and aptly titled ‘I Feel It Deep’

‘Smoke & Mirrors’ has been more than worth the wait. It’s as balanced, entertaining, engaging and powerful as you’d expect from such an artist as Ben Sims and, complete with artwork from Alan Oldham and collaborations from Blake Baxter and Tyree Cooper, is essential stuff.

Ben Sims - Bullet

Ben Sims - The Calling

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Vonda7's first release on Last Night On Earth features 3 original tracks and 1 remix by Secondcity.

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Artist: Ben Sims 
Title:  Smoke & Mirrors 
Label:  Drumcode 
Release: 27th October 2011 
Format: Vinyl / CD / DigiCat No:  DCCD005 

Late-October sees the long awaited release of Ben Simsʼ debut LP, ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ, on Swedish techno imprint 
Drumcode.  
 
Having developed an impeccable reputation in the past twenty years since delving into the word of turntables and mixtapes at an early age, Sims can be called a genuine legend in the world of techno. As a producer he has remixed Jeff Mills, Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer and Kevin Saunderson as well as releasing on just about every 
seminal techno imprint there is. As an A&R heʼs been at the helm of nine labels, including the highly influential Ingoma and KB Records inc, and continues to steward Theory and Hardgroove towards the boxes of the discerning fans.  
 
Most recently the London-based producer has seen his ʻWay Back Wednesdayʼ (with Tony Anderson), ʻFunk Youʼ and occasional disco radio shows garner huge support while ploughing further energy into the futurist techno club 
night “Machineʼ alongside Kirk Degiorgio.  
 
Itʼs with Simsʼ multitude of achievements and notoritey in mind that the knowledge that ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ is his debut LP is somewhat unbelievable, but fact it is. After initially hooking up with Adam Beyerʼs Drumcode imprint late in 2010 after a long standing friendship, the affable and dry witted Simsʼ was persuaded to deliver an LP and the lengthy writing and selection process began. The result is 11 superb productions which showcase Benʼs talents, influences and perhaps most importantly, his vision of what techno can and should be.  
 
From the off ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ is a technicolour affair that refuses to sit too comfortably into one groove, preferring to pull the listener through a range of vibes that, while disparate, flow together perfectly. As the album moves, snippets of new vibes bleed through before developing into themes and this is one of the brilliant elements of ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ.   
 
The rousing and prophetically titled ʻRiots in Londonʼ opener leads us into a frenetic, dub-tinged and filter-driven aesthetic which is neatly carried on in ʻDescentʼ but subtly augmented with almost-there soulful vocal samples. This 
nod to soulful elements is then carried on in the less pacey, house referencing ʻ The Snakeʼ which fuses stabbing keys to a skipping beat which is as much New York as it is Detroit, London or Berlin.  
 
As ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ develops, suprises like the out-and-out tech-funk of ʻBack To The Podʼ and the street party disco of ʻCan You Feel It?ʼ are hinted at but never lack surprise when dropped. The emphatic drive of the huge 
sounding ʻI Wanna Go Backʼ featuring Blake Baxter takes things back to techno territory and does so with real purpose while darker edged tracks such as the lethal ʻBulletʼ and the late-night discordance of  ʻThe Afterpartyʼ ramp up the tension.  
 
The twilight sections of Simsʼ debut are perfectly judged. The dubbed (and blissed) out title track lightens the mood before the slightly more aggressive but widescreen ʻThe Callingʼ trips proceedings out in anticipation of the closer, 
the Tyree Cooper vocalled and aptly titled ʻI Feel It Deepʼ 
 
ʻSmoke & Mirrorsʼ has been more than worth the wait. Itʼs as balanced, entertaining, engaging and powerful as youʼd expect from such an artist as Ben Sims and, comfrom Blake Baxter and Tyree Cooper, is essential stuff. 

DJ SUPPORT FROM: ADAM BEYER, SLAM, BEN KLOCK, MARCEL DETTMANN, CARI LEKEBUSCH, TECHNASIA and many more.

Ben Sims-Smoke & Mirrors 'Drumcode Album Mini Mix'

Ben Sims - The Afterparty (Original Mix)

Remainings III (Paul Ritch Remix)
Adam Beyer - Remainings III (Remixes)
Drumcode, 2009 

Remainings III (Paul Ritch Remix) - Adam Beyer

Renato Cohen has remade his Pontape original eleven years on, bringing new life to one of techno’s classic records. Beginning with the immediately recognisable droning bass line that has become so synonymous with the release, Cohen introduces a build during the middle section that gives the track a new depth second time around. Alan Fitzpatrick has been selected for remix duties, adding a contemporary twist to this classic track by retaining the original hook-line using the drone in the breaks but adding his own synth-stab to bring a new and interesting dimension to the track.

DC108B - Renato Cohen - Pontape 2013 Remake- Alan Fitzpatrick Remix

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"The Joker" by Don & Martin is the latest release on Mindshake Records

Cari Lekebusch and Joseph Capriati - Napoli 4am

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