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Paul Ritch is no stranger to Drumcode and has returned with an outstanding single featuring three tracks that will dominate DJ sets. The first track ‘Run Baby Run’ entertains us with an arpeggiated chord sequence that is accompanied by percussion-like synth sounds before bursting into a thick-layered sequence of sound. The dark and dubby side of the single see’s Paul’s ‘Astral’ bring a funky sleazed out groovy track that also uses a discerning melody. ‘Mind Insistence’ is a dark 5am groove that will keep the dance floor swaying in the early hours with it’s tripped out feel and syncopated percussion.

DC115 - Paul Ritch - Astral - Drumcode

Slam’s new three track single flawlessly encaptures the modern Drumcode sound. Movement trundles forward with snare rolls and funky percussion. The synth line keeps the funky groove rolling along until the snare roll break where it then crescendos effortlessly back into the track. The Realms synth line weaves in and out of the beat, filtering up and down to create intensity before unleashing itself into aural pleasure. Irrational Numbers takes an unusual rhythmic synth pattern and creates a groove that will make the dance floor shuffle.  Layered with pads, the track uses depth to create a distinctive character.

DC116 - Slam - The Realm - Clip

DC116 - Slam - Irrational Numbers - Clip

Adam Beyer and Ida Engberg come together to create a new track after the success of the highly acclaimed 'Lovecraft'. 'Unanswered Question' uses a weighty kick drum and a sensuous vocal before the track breaks into some groovy synth stabs. Julian Jeweil's remix of 'Unanswered Question' is a late night dubbed out version that compromises of a groove that pulsates throughout and falls into the original synth stabs before rising back into the funky, dubbed out groove. The Dense & Pika remix uses unusual percussion to produce a chunky groovy rhythm. When the track breaks it takes the listener on an eerie journey before it kicks back in to the chunky drum beat. The final track 'Virga' is a more melodic techno offering that finishes the single off with a classy finish.

DC117 - Adam Beyer & Ida Engberg - Unanswered Question - Drumcode

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at: https://boilerroom.tv/recording/nightmares-on-wax-90-min-mix?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

Nightmares On Wax Boiler Room London DJ Set

The Manic Brothers six track EP begins with ‘Praying Mantis’; a deep techno offering using a swelling bass line that rumbles under the track whilst the distinctive synth phrase shifts the groove of the track. ‘Voices’ huge hypnotic stabs generate a late night dub that uses sparse percussion and interesting delay effects to mesmerise the crowd. ‘Life After Life’ is a more euphoric and delicate take on techno and uses subtle percussion and melodies to create an ethereal felt track. Using a more industrial style of techno, ‘Hidden History’ includes lots of snare rolls and a stab that is infectious whilst rolling over a heavy kick drum. ‘Introduction’ is a long player and takes it time to slowly build synth melodies and stabs that morph into an unbelievable record. ‘Morning Mass’ rounds off the EP using an unusual rhythmic instrument and beautiful synth pads to create a record that leaves you wanting more.

DC118 - Manic Brothers - Morning Mass - Drumcode

Sam’s EP boot’s off with ‘Chocolate’, a track that builds and builds using detuned synths, stabs and funky drums to make any dance floor erupt. ‘Domino’ is a track that’s bassline drones underneath its own distinctive synth line to keep the drums rolling along steadily. The title track ‘Black Leather’ is everything you would expect in a Drumcode record; a subtle throbbing bass line which, keeps the track moving before the synth stabs enrapture the track and twist it into a dark, throbbing composition. The final track ‘Daegon’ uses dubbed out drums to incorporate a synth melody line that will blow your socks off and rounds off this well shaped EP.

DC119 - Sam Paganini - Black Leather - Drumcode

DC119 - Sam Paganini - Chocolate - Drumcode

DC119 - Sam Paganini - Daegon - Drumcode

DC119 - Sam Paganini - Domino - Drumcode

Harvey’s highly anticipated single starts with the title track ‘Lost’ that comprises of a catchy vocal hook and rhythmic synth stabs to set the mood. This is layered over a straight, serious beat that has lots of energy and grit to make any speaker stack shake. ‘Find My Mind’ uses a mixture of reversed and straight hats to create a funky groove that is sprinkled with hypnotic synth stabs and a mesmerising vocal. ‘Hard To See’ uses a funky sub bass in combination with some swinging drums to create a groove that will rattle the speakers and bring the house down.

DC120 - Harvey McKay - Hard To See - Drumcode

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Kyodai means 'brothers' in Japanese, and that's exactly what these two DJ's are. A German duo that gained respect from musical heavyweights like Masters At Work, Jimpster, Gilles Peterson and Rainer Trüby. Regularly releasing under a variety of different names for labels such as Compost, Odori, Om and Lovemonk. Their “Breaking EP” was supported by top colleagues and reached the top list on Gilles Peterson's 'An All Winners Show'. Kerri Chandler liked it so much he decided to include it in his Resident Advisor podcast. Next to that, the Cielo Compilation on Nervous also picked up on Kyodai's EP, resulting in many requests for remixes and productions. 




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Luigi Madonna @ Play The Music_ Metropolis 01-11-2013

Using rolling percussion and a thumping kick, Luigi’s four track EP starts with a bang as the title suggests; ‘Primo’ really is unbeatable! Luigi uses synth stabs that add character and finesse to this outstanding piece of music. ‘I Believe’ uses dubby drums and an infectious vocal to really tear things apart before dropping into a melodic synth section that will make anyone move. Tantra’s melodic groove synths help this early morning track really come into its own before the main melodic section, accompanied by strings, will take any clubber to their own dimension. Hypnotizek rounds off the EP being more upfront about where it’s going. This cheeky, groove based track will warm up a dance floor quickly and get people in the mood for a real party!

DC122 - Luigi Madonna - Primo - Drumcode

Harvey McKay starts his next single using a killer vocal hook and heavy-duty synth stabs to full effect, conjuring up more of Harvey’s unique style with ‘Silk Road’. The second track ‘Slip’ uses ghostly pads that float over the top of a crisp, chuggy kick drum combining two different qualities before welcoming the percussive synth blips into the mix. The third and final track ‘Start Running’ is chuggy and uses a mesmerising bass loop to draw a dancefloor in. The vocal stabs sit nicely on top before the lead vocal gives the track character and definition.

DC124 - Harvey McKay - Silk Road - Drumcode

On this weeks Drumcode live I have invited Luigi Madonna to deliver one hour of his set from Vertigo Club, Gyor. Expect to hear tracks from Luigi Madonna, Renato Cohen and myself.

01. One track Brain - Don’t do it - OTB
02. Adam Beyer - Valium & Lfo’s - Truesoul
03. The Welderz - Strange Feeling - AnalyticTrail
04. Jewel Kid - The Quest - Suara
05. Luigi Madonna - Spacecode - Promo
06. Pascal Nuzzo - Rising - Unrilis
07. Alan Fitzpatrick & Rustic Soul - Solaris - ESD
08. Lex Gorrie - Stand Up [UZB rmx] - Sleaze
09. Secluded - Obstacle [Truncate Jammin rmx] - Sleaze
10. Luigi Madonna - Back to School - Drumcode
11. Phil Kieran - Hells Bells - PK Records
12. Luigi Madonna - Why Not - Drumcode
13. Pascal Nuzzo & Body Scrub - Rushed - Promo
14. Renato Cohen - Tuff Guitar [Roberto Capuano Rmx] - Triangle rec.
15. Modern - Modern 04 - Mod3rn

DCR226 - Drumcode Radio Live - Luigi Madonna live from Vertigo Club, Gyor

Tracks produced or remixed by DJ BORIS NYC 

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DJ Boris  The Breaks

All tracks are produced and live improvised by Woo York

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Podcast #011 - WOO YORK

Having opened the label doors to debutants from across the globe, many of which are just stepping out on their musical journey, SCI+TEC are happy to present a first release on the label from an artist who has been an integral cog in the US electronic music machine for many years.There are not many resident DJ's who can transport a whole dancefloor following from one club to another. Boris the St. Petersburg native and NYC resident did just that. With the imminent closure of his beloved Crobar and having built a huge loyal following through his three year residency, he simply uprooted, moved the 20 blocks north to Pacha New York and continued the party with his "Believe in Boris" faithful. Boris is the latest in a long line of NYC residents that have bonded tightly with their crowd and risen to become folk heroes, both in the US and across the pond. Having plied his groove-based power-house sound across the finest clubs in the US in the early 2000's, it wasn't long before Boris was lending his musical talents to remixing some of the biggest names in pop and finding his name at the top of the Billboard Club chart. On the underground, where he's most at home, Boris has wowed us with his club smashes "I Can't Wait"(Toolroom), "Ariba" (Great Stuff) and the classic "The Drums" (Nervous Records).His debut double-header for SCI+TEC sees Boris presenting his unrivalled dancefloor knowledge in the form of "Generate" and "Foul Beats". Nothing rotten here though, just two prime slices of techno. Whilst the a side warms us with its funky bassline and and elasticated poppin' riff, the b side is pure NYC with its heads-down no-nonsense pile-driver of a kickdrum. One for the darkrooms, its intense atmosphere and huge build will ensure many roof raising moments. Also included on the package is the equally intense and powerful digital exclusive cut, "Check It."

Boris - Check It

The EP starts with Mikael Jonasson’s, ‘Benefit of the Doubt’ which uses dark, melodic bleeps to create tension before the epic chord stabs kick in that resonate over the throbbing bass line. Adam Beyer steps up with the second track ‘Never Really Left Home’ that uses a rhythmic synth-line to create a dark and moody piece of music. Ida Engberg then delivers her unique style of techno using old rave sounds and a huge hoover style synth to create a driving techno track that will keep any dancefloor moving. The Manic Brother’s supply another big track named ‘Different Directions’ using reverberated stabs to create an atmospheric, but still functional track with lots of rhythmic percussion thrown in. Patrick Siech then steps up with the next track, ‘Kill Room’ that also uses atmospheric percussion and stabs to build into a funky drum groove. Joel Mull presents the sixth track on the compilation; ‘Rimson’ that uses hypnotic drums to captures the listener’s attention to lead into a floaty synth and vocal line before the track introduces a pulsating bass line. ‘Second Coming’ is the next offering with Petter B using recurrent percussion to full effect to create a purposeful, heavy hitting techno track. The final track by Cari Lekebusch called ‘Xylopeggiator’, conveys a dark, pounding 5 AM rhythm that uses vocal samples and a melodic synth to create a hypnotic drum pattern.

06 - DC107 - Petter B - Second Coming - Drumcode

4 Sam Paganini Paral-lel

Adam Beyers unique vision of The Afterparty uses phased percussion, tripped out drums and an ethereal like pad and melody to create a stand out remix that blends together two unique ideas momentously. Ben Klock steps up to take on The Afterparty too with the sound ever so synonymous with him. He uses rhythmic stabs and an unusual melody that works so well within the atmospheric landscape he has created. Joseph Capriatis remix of Can you feel it is a funky techno track that uses stabs to really build a solid groove that will be a sure fire hit. The Sandwell District remix of I Feel it Deep uses the original vocal in an ambient journey with pads and percussion to tell a story. Alan Fitzpatrick yet again doesnt disappoint with his remix of Riots in London that uses delayed stabs and a rolling bass line to construct another dark peak time player. Jerome Sydenhams Carbon Dub of Smoke and Mirrors is heavily dynamic and uses a piano chord and the original vocal to create an energetic vibe. Cari Lekebusch remix of Bullet uses a phased underlying melody to really drive the track forward before the bleep melody is introduced later into the track. Jeromes Looking Glass Dub also of Smoke and Mirrors uses a throbbing bass line to power through the early hours of the morning with the use of the delayed vocal and rhythmic hi hats creating a funky techno groove.

DC110 - Ben Sims - Bullet - Cari Lekebusch Remix - Drumcode

A true pillar of USA club culture,Boris is a name that has stood the test of time,been around the block,and seen it all.Shaking his NY home city and most clubs in the universe with large scale beats since before Myspace,we are pretty stoked to have him on Octopus.Lately going back to his hard hitting,percussive roots,his double edged ep,2 Me and Control,fuses tough New York attitude with polished European underground production techniques.

Boris - Control (Original Mix) [Octopus]

Tronic is proud to welcome Boris to the label. Originally from Russia, Boris is now based in New York has become one of the biggest North American Dj's constantly headlining clubs such as Space, Miami, Pacha, NYC and beyond. He is also in top form when it comes to productions with recent releases on Dubfire's Sci+Tec label, and more. Here we have a proper 3 track release that he has made with Tronic in mind. From "Broken Loose" for big room peak time action to "Want U Back" for more techy vibes, to "Move it" for more dancefloor destruction! Please enjoy this EP and play it out!

Boris - Broken Lose (Original Mix) [Tronic]

In the same vein as her recently launched MOOD imprint, ‘Believe’ is suited to a number of atmospheres and settings. Across the nine original productions and one collaboration with label boss Adam Beyer, Nicole has crafted a sonically diverse long-player of sounds which draw on the plethora of styles electronic music has to offer. From her accustomed techno to twisted house and everything in-between, the stylistic variety on offer means cuts ‘Believe’ will easily feature in more intimate settings and big-room venues alike. ‘Believe’ features a host of tracks aimed squarely at the clubs. From the moody ‘Movin On’, the bass-heavy “Do Your Thing”, to the industrial techno grooves on “Come And Lay” and the hypnotic chanting vocal on “Get On It”, the techno-aficionados will not be disappointed with what is sublime set of cuts that will no doubt destroy any dance-floor. 
In contrast however, there are more intimate moments to be found. For example the rhythmically entrancing yet uplifting “Fly With You”, to “Liberum Spirita” with its mazy ethereal breakdown, and the synth-heavy percussive builder “Lumière Tamisée”. Nicole’s further flexes her production muscle with the stripped back dub-flavours of “Big Love With No Apology”, and a robotic groove-laden funk on the standout “Can I Get Some”.  “Believe” delivers a consummate body of work with which Nicole’s considerable abilities in the studio are clear for all to hear. A wide-range of sounds that is sure to appeal to the idiosyncratic tastes of the various sub-sections of electronic music community. Furthermore, it lives up to the high-standards of previous Drumcode long-players and is an engrossing and impressive debut; and one that offers a smooth segue into the next chapter of an already exciting career. 


Nicole Moudaber - Can I Get Some - Drumcode

The first glimpse of Joseph Capriati’s ‘Self Portrait’ is revealed, as Drumcode drop a double a-side single from the hugely anticipated second album by techno’s heir apparent. The tracks ‘Fratello’ and ‘Awake’, have been highlights of Capriati’s sets in recent months, punctuating performances at landmark gigs such as his main room closing set at the internationally respected Time Warp Festival in Germany and maiden coast-to-coast tour of the US.

‘Awake’ was born out of Joseph’s longstanding love affair with Holland’s famous Awakenings parties and is a homage to the fanatical fans who turn out en masse at each event. Tense, atmospheric and relentless, ‘Awake’ captures the feeling of a momentary release of energy that is such a part of the high-octane Awakenings experience.

‘Fratello’ has achieved anthem status since it debuted in Capriati’s sets last September, such is the reaction it has garnered from fans. A work of rare beauty, this is techno at its most emotive, as hypnotic melody is laced with intricate key patterns, while the Italian’s trademark shaking percussion propel the track forward.

DC113 - Joseph Capriati - Awake - Drumcode

DC113 - Joseph Capriati - Fratello - Drumcode

Toolroom Records is proud to present Soul Of A DJ a collaboration between three heavyweights of house: Chus, Boris and Roland Clark. Included in the release, Tony Dee and Hollen provide an unmissable remix crafted for darker dancefloors.

One half of revered dance music duo Chus &amp; Ceballos, DJ Chus has been instrumental in the creation of the underground Iberican Sound movement. His contributions to the international dance music scene through his own personal vision of house music have resulted in him collecting many awards throughout his career, including DJ of Year and Best House DJ from Spanish Deejay Magazine.

Having been a resident at every major New York club, including Pacha, Crobar and Roxy, DJ Boris is held in high esteem, finishing in the top 5 of Americas Best DJ fan poll. His amiable approachable and penchant for unapologetically massive music have seen his popularity soar.

When these two producers join forces, the result is simply outstanding. Soul Of A DJ is a techy, rolling assault on the senses. Steeped in house music history, Roland Clarks vocal is the focus of the track as he surveys the soul of a DJ. 

Alongside the original, Tony Dee and Hollens remix is a tech-fueled take on the track, which leads the Soul Of A DJ down a darker route, making it perfect for afterhours parties. And, as a bonus, Roland Clarks accapella is provided to inject some extra soul into any set.

Join Toolroom Records and discover Chus &amp; Boris Feat. Roland Clarks Soul Of A DJ; a modern ode to DJs everywhere.

DJ Chus & Boris feat. Roland Clark - Soul Of A DJ (Club Mix) [Toolroom Records]

Bart Skils kicks off the three-track single with ‘Fight Club’. Using rolling drums, ‘Fight Club’ builds to a crescendo before the unusual melodic synth phrase bursts in to give the track a distinctive character. ‘Base Camp’ uses a throbbing, militant style synth that emanates in and out to add dynamic and tension. ‘Tracking Down’ uses atmospheric pads to construct a thick build up before a funky, melodic line kicks in to give ‘Tracking Down’ a different feel to the others.

DC114 - Bart Skils - Fight Club - Drumcode

DC114 - Bart Skils - Tracking Down - Drumcode

Luigi Madonna @ Old River Park- 22-06-2013

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