With three EPs and an A-Sides cut to his name, Marco Faraone has been an invaluable label contributor, dating back to his Drumcode debut in 2013. The Italian remains one of scene’s most versatile producers, a torchbearer of both house and techno and able to craft both with masterful ease. Coming off two albums in 2020, his inspired form rolls on throughout ’21, with ‘Our Freedom’, his memorable fourth EP contribution to Adam Beyer’s label.

‘Burn Down’ is an evocative vocal-led trip, made just as much for the headphones as the dancefloors of the future. Led by layers of laser-kissed riffs and a resistance-leading vocal, the title track is an emotion-charged anthem-in-the-making. ‘Orbital’ has bags of personality and pep, bringing the vibe to a more optimistic place, with a silky melody line and plenty of effortless groove. ‘Magic Sunset’ is the cream on top; the percussion pulsating and punchy, as cascades of goosebump-inducing synths unfurl beautifully throughout the six-minute jam.

Our Freedom

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Marco Faraone - Our Freedom - Drumcode - DC242

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 British powerhouse Alan Fitzpatrick returns to Figure with his second EP on the label after 2009's 'Weed Killer / Science'. Since then its clear that Alan has continued on a dedicated, valiant quest to find his own sound, and the results are on show here, with a heavyweight, emotive and futuristic Techno three-tracker.Like a warm rush of endorphins on the summer breeze, Alan's rich up-building sound is perfectly represented in tracks like 'A Subtle Change', with its jubilant stab-led melody, or the modern club-weapon vibes of 'Trigger Finger'. Harking back to late 90s UK IDM and 'proper' dub-Techno atmospheres, Fitzpatrick then gracefully crafts a down-tempo, space-out version of 'A Subtle Change' for the B-side, providing the afterhours sessioners with a new buzz-track.

A Subtle Change

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Domtare - B1 (Original Mix)

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Option To Stimulate (Original Mix)

There's no better way to celebrate 25 years of techno at Sónar than with this exclusive premiere of a new track by Belgian techno DJ and producer Charlotte de Witte:

Shimmering high hats, synth stabs and decontextualised house vocals combine over a stomping 4/4 beat, the perfect primer for her debut set at Sónar by Night.

For more info and tickets visit : sonar.es/en/2018/tickets

Charlotte de Witte – Heart Of Mine EP is released on 5th March on Suara Records.  Pre-order at https://www.beatport.com/release/heart-of-mine-ep/2222380

Sónar Premiere: Charlotte de Witte - "Heart Of Mine" (Original Mix)

Pre-order: https://wearethebrave.lnk.to/ElectricSoulMusicVol2

Label: We Are The Brave
Catalogue #: WATBCV02
Distribution: !K7
Release date: 17th July 2020

https://wearethebrave.lnk.to/ElectricSoulMusicVol2

Following the success of Electric Soul Music Vol.1, We Are the Brave are excited to present a new collection of 18 stunning tracks from a hand-picked selection of established artists, label favourites and up and rising stars who have caught the boss’ attention. 

'Simpatico' sees Alan Fitzpatrick in seriously fine form with a minimalist warehouse groove that hypnotises from the off. Melodic and relentless, the trance lead evolves over the course of the track only revealing itself fully midway. 

SMYTH’s ‘Make Your Mind’ with it’s dirty acidic underbelly and rocking low end is a monstrous debut on the label. The startling talents of new Irish wunderkind Modeā on the explosive ‘I Want To Fly’ have secured the young artist a spot on Fitzpatrick’s’ infamous roster. Liverpudlian superstars in waiting, KUSP, delight with a cheeky nod to 2Pac’s 1992 film ‘Juice’ on ‘Nobody Likes The Records You Play’ while Spanish sensation, Dave Sinner devastates with his ‘Gegan Die Zeit’. Gargantuan warehouse grooves with a melodic slant fill the collection from stalwarts of the scene such as Uto Karem, Gastin Zani and Filterheadz. 
Fitzpatrick completes the package with contributions from Niereich, Shadym, and Linus Quick, Konrad, uhnknwn, Tenzella, Inafekt, Lazar, Alessandro Grops, Charly Schaller, Roman Weber, Giovanni Carozza, Lazar and label resident A.S.H. 

1. Niereich Vs. Shadym & Linus Quick – Don't Let Me Down
2. Smyth – Make Your Mind Up
3. Konrad – Keep On Movin
4. Uhnknwn – We Are Human
5. Tenzella – Excuse
6. Alan Fitzpatrick – Simpatico
7. A.S.H. – Love Me
8. Modeā – I Want To Fly
9. Inafekt – What Is Techno
10. Filterheadz – Emphasis
11. Roman Weber – Midnight
12. Alex Mine, Lazar – Prophecy
13. Dave Sinner – Gegen Die Zeit
14. Uto Karem & Gaston Zani – Perfection
15. Giovanni Carozza – Leadosophy 
16. KUSP – Nobody Likes The Records You Play
17. Alessandro Grops – Beyond
18. Charly Schaller – Moonshine

Premiere: A.S.H - Love Me

Unrilis is back with a heavy weight VA featuring an array of techno's most exciting and fresh talent alongside established artists including Durtysoxxx and Hollen.

Alongside label regulars such as Audiomatiques, Stiv Hey and Anthony Castaldo. The release also includes Chris Veron, Aran Burn, Rian Wood, Diego Infanzon, Giovanni Carozza, Ignacio Arfeli, Luca Marchese and Tom Laws.

A dazzling selection of artists, many of whom have previously featured on other influential labels like Respekt, We Are The Brave, AnalyticTrail, Codex, Second State, Suara and Tronic.

This nine track release touches on a variety of techno styles ranging from rave influenced cuts to clanging industrial percussion with hints of acid and bags of energy.

Delivered by <a href='http://www.label-worx.com'>Label Worx</a> on behalf of <a href='https://looseclub.com/loose-records/ - https:'>Unrilis</a>

The Blokk, Vol. 06

Premiere: Diego Infanzon - Enigma (Original Mix)

Christian Smith returns for his first solo release on Drumcode since 2016, re-contextualising a classic vocal work. 

The Sweden-born journeyman has been friends with Adam Beyer since dot one. In the rare instances he has released outside his own label Tronic, Drumcode has received the fruits of his studio labour. Besides the recent contribution to this year’s A-Sides Vol.9 compilation, we haven’t seen a stand-alone Drumcode release from Smith in four years, when his excellent ‘Force Majeure’ stood as one of the year’s label highlights.

‘Your Lovin’’ is his fifth release on DC, taking inspiration from a ‘90s D&B classic. Driven by a Minimoog bassline and hypnotic arpeggios, Smith, a renowned perfectionist, made six versions before settling on the final cuts. The original is stripped back and searing, perfect for late night moments as restrained vocal grabs add colour to the techno palette. The ‘Ombi Dub’ is a straight-up propulsive tool that hits you straight between the eyes.

Christian Smith — Your Lovin' (Dub) — Drumcode — DC233

Independent record label owned by Adam Beyer.