Jisso Enman

Techno craftsman Andrei Morant holds a focus as sharp and abductive as his sound.  A paramount figure in the Houston underground since the early 90s, the North American artist also known as Jack Mackrel quickly established himself as a professional.  Morant started DJing in 1986, and only three years after his first gig in 1990, embarked on his production career.  Over 50 releases later, he is now recognized world round for his catalog of insurgent beats, and is featured on respected labels such as Planet Rhythm Records , Starkstrom Schallplatten, and Gynoid Audio.  Never faltering in his commitment to innovative techno, Morant unleashed a creature of his own machination – Scope Recordings.   His new label and recent production endeavors reflect his weighty history, as well as his knowledge of avant media and style, resulting in a finely tailored, powerful impression.

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5 Questions Interview:

1.  You've been around as a DJ for a long time, starting in 1986.  What was the impetus for starting back then and what kind of music were you playing?       

I started playing the drums at a very early age, 3 or 4 years old i think, by the time I was 15 I had really gotten into dance music, being introduced to it by my older brother and his friends, they where avid clubbers and collectors of records. I basically became the resident d.j. at all of their house parties, which where about twice a week.  I was playing all the typical 80's dance tracks from the time.

2.  Fast forward 28 years and here you are, still at it.  In fact, this Studio Session you just played at a certain well known club in Berlin is clear evidence.  How was that show, and in all your time as a DJ, how does it rank?       

It was great, staff is extremely professional and accommodating. The crowd is intense and very responsive, everyone there dances their ass off!!  I will say that playing from 9 am till noon on a Sunday afternoon is a different experience all together.  As far as how I would rank it, man I really have no idea.  I've had so many great gigs over the years, it's really hard to make a list.  But it'd definitely be way up there.

3)  Being involved in DJing and producing Techno for as long as you have, are there times where you've ever wanted to walk away from it?       

Yeah, actually I have walked away twice.  The first time was in about 1993 I quit for about three years, I still dabbled in the studio but was not really active in the music scene. Then in 2004 I quit again, I had extremely busy years before and kind of got burnt out.  The lifestyle is a lot harder then most people imagine.  I think it's important to have a balance  between family life and your music career, and I feel now i can do it the way I want, take the gigs I want, make the music I want ,when I want to.  Music is not my career it's my hobby now and I have a lot more freedom and have a clearer head, no pressure.

 4)  What's your message to people when it comes to staying inspired and interested in all things Techno?         

For me it's just finding those tracks, you know the ones you hear and you say to your self "Well shit, back to the drawing board for me". Those are the thing that keep me inspired.  There are thousands of great techno producers out there and everyone of them is an inspiration to me.

5) Here at From 0-1 we are happy to have you on board as an artist, not only for this exclusive podcast, but also as a remixer for Milkplant's 'This is not Reality' 12" EP coming midyear.  Are there any other notable releases you have in the works you can leak to us right now?

Ha ha, you should have asked me two months ago, I had tons of releases , 'Falling Down' on my imprint Scope Recordings, and 'Density' also on Scope.  A great E.P. 'No Sterile Plans' on Take More Music, also I just had my debut release on Naked Lunch "Game Over".  A remix for DJ Shiva on Different is Different, remix for Unn on Teggno, pretty much all in the last 6 weeks. I do have about 4 E.P.'s I'm compiling for other labels right now but I can't really go into them. Oh! I'm returning to one of my my old label groups run by a very good friend of mine from the late 90's, currently working on some 133 bpm bangers that will be sure to "PUNISH" some dance floors. Very excited about that. All in all i can say that I am having a blast, and really excited about the future.


Andrei Morant (Live in Berlin)- From 0-1 Studio Session Vol 067

Ingredients: free range organic house music, sprouted 90s.  

Super Flu - Believe (Extended Mix)
YOSA - Rainbow (mok_s Dub Around)
Super Flu - Lovesong (Original Mix)
13270039_Slow Down (feat. Jorja Smith)_(Vintage Culture & Slow Motion Extended Remix)
YOSA - Rainbow (mok_s Dub Around)
Super Flu - Believe (Extended Mix)
&ME, Black Coffee, Keinemusik - The Rapture Pt.III (Original Mix)
Super Flu - Lovesong (Original Mix)
Presia - Penumbra (Original Mix)
Super Flu, Dancing on Lego - All Good Alright (Extended)
Joachim Pastor - Be organic (Andhim Organspender Remix)
Toman - De Bongo Man (Original Mix)
Catz 'n Dogz, Maxville, ZENSOFLY - Wave feat. ZENSOFLY & Maxville (Original Mix) - D#min.aiff
15480497_Curso_(Original Mix).aiff
CamelPhat, Elderbrook - Cola (Original Mix)
Audiojack - Perception (Original Mix)
Kevin McKay - Tom_s Diner (Extended Mix)
17703924_Desire_(Andhim remix)
Arielle Free - Feels So Good (Extended Mix)
Mila Journée - Secrets (Original Mix)
Kevin McKay, James Cole, Darcey, Simon Ellis - Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Darcey, Simon Ellis) (Extended Mix)
Dam Swindle - That_s Right (Original Mix)

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Producing tasteful deep house to the more discerning DJ’s on the scene for the best part of 5 years, CamelPhat have only now risen to prominence along-side the deep house movement that continues to go from strength to strength.

Having already gained radio support from Pete Tong - premiering on his show on Radio 1, this fresh and highly infectious summer staple from CamelPhat finds the perfect blend of brassy, Balearic melodies, piano house and bouncing baselines which builds for a euphoric big room climax. 


CamelPhat - Constellations (Out Now)

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Adam Nathan - Soulmachine [Viva Recordings]
Adam Nathan - Coda [Viva Recordings]
Alex Pina - Elephant Trunks (R. Sales Mix) [Bit To Bit]
Teddy Sex Drum - Solace [Denied]
Dustin Swint - Blue in the Face [A38]
JV - Every Time (Dorian Remix) [Harmonious Discord]
Tone of Arc - Sundust [Roam Recordings]
Sweet Anomaly and Dugong - What May Come (Alicia Hush Remix) [Occultists]
Oona Dahl - So Cruel (Nite Version) [Hallucienda]
Rebolledo - Discotico (Maceo Plex Remix) [Hippie Dance]
Jeromy Nail - Dontcha Care (Hanssen Remix) [Innerflight Music]
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Will Konitzer - Rotate (Pablo del Monte Remix) [Denied]
Jeffrey Tice - Once Again, My Friend (PointBender Remix) [Harmonious Discord]
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CHKLTE - Baby Mama [Beatamin]
Djuma Soundsystem - Duende [Get Physical]
Sebjak - Fellas [Bibliotheque Records]
H.O.S.H - Better and Sweet [KNM]
Litex - Vessel [Harmonious Discord]
Maceo Plex - Keplers Journey [Lone Romantic]

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Bokken

Roku was formed back in the early 2000's by Ben Sims and Mark Broom. The 6 deck duo played at legendary clubs such as Liquid Room, The Orbit, Monegros Festival, Retrovert and Fabrik.

This is a recently unearthed and unreleased studio practice session from 2006.

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Roku (Ben Sims VS Mark Broom) Studio Mix 2006

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DJ Hell – FAZEmag In The Mix 106

Leeds based duo Soul Mass Transit System conjure up a heady mix of Speed Garage, 2-Step and eyes-down Niche pressure for this weeks SYSTEM mix.

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