That was fucktacula, Brilliant, one of the best mixes I have danced to.  Thank you for making incredible music

⦿⦿ElectriX Podcast⦿⦿

Already the 80th episode guys! Welcome to another friday night with another great podcast episode. This time I invited Daniel Reifenberg. He prepared a great deep house set. Groovy and perfect to get the weekend starting.

He has a interesting Project going on with the name "FreqLab" where musicians in the electronic music scene share the vision and love for the music. Link below so check it out.

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Bio:
Daniel Reifenberg is like the sun and the moon: a harmonic interaction. The passionate DJ is since 1991 into Electronic Beats and in the mid 90s he set to music one party after the other. His genres are so full like the book diversity in the state library of Berlin. He takes his listeners on a journey in electronic music landscapes full of adventures and variety between gently sounds and wild party music for the crowd. Who wants thier audience to shake their asses and dance off should order Daniel Reifenberg behind the decks. The nature lover make it that his listeners stay in a atmosphere while moving their hips at the same time. The DJ-enthusiast is not just playing track by track. He tells much more sound tales, which remain in the body and the mind. The red thread from the first tone until the last beat make his sessions unforgettable.

Daniel Reifenberg produces with his best friend Silvio aka Sepsi-TT music since 2014. Next to tracks and a live band project they shape individual club nights, enthusiastic partys and transform open air locations to a inspiring music happening. Their current project called FreLab unites studio, video and artist meeting point in one setting. Artists, DJs and newcomer from the electronic milieu come together and share their passion for music. Friends and artists who joining this heart project are Max Lindemann, Fuxia, Ascon Bates, Chris Laconi, the collective Insel der Visionen, the crew of the Leipziger Club Brotfabrik, the Club Trafo and the Club Cellar.

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➤Soundcloud: @daniel-reifenberg
➤FreqLab: https://freqlab.de/ 

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Release date:
13th May 2022

ElectriX Podcast | #80 Daniel Reifenberg

CWWT 2022 was a really special event for me, both as a DJ and an attendee. The party tribe had been separated for so long and there was definitely an outpouring of emotion over those few days. This set features some of my favourite tunes including the beautiful opener by the the late Soulphiction, as well as one of my good friend Marcus Holder’s track toward the end. Thanks again to Visionhound for having me back at the reigns of this beautiful festival.  I hope you enjoy this mix of understated, base-heavy festival sounds xx 

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Let's prepare for his debut at a Budapest Calling party on 8th April! It's gonna be a special night because we celebrate our 3 year anniversary with Dan Caster and Oliver Schories. See U there!

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AIM Festival makes its return to the province of Quebec this July (15-17) with a line-up that includes the likes of Audiofly, Blondish, Carl Craig and Felix Da Housecat. Despite only being in its second year it looks set to become a staple of the Montreal electronic scene, providing a unique European touch to the city's festival circuit. Ahead of the event, we caught up with a local that has made his own impact in Europe and beyond, Forrest (2020 Vision, Moon Harbour), who shared both an insight into the goings-on in the city and a new tape to whet the appetite while also shedding light on rumours of a new album.

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- Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass 

3 QUESTIONS to DAVID JACH:

Q: You still include vinyl records to your DJ sets. What makes them so special?

A: You can hold vinyl in your hands – that’s very special. At the moment most of the music that is released is only digital and you store this music in a folder on your laptop or the usb-stick. I love to have great music in my hand and to store them in my vinyl shelf much more old-school but still cool. 
Also playing vinyl is special not every mix is perfect but that’s it and that makes every set special and people listen to that – things happen during a set which you can not plan but in the end: it sounds good especially the dirty touch of this medium like the cracking and random noises. Also this podcast is made by vinyl only.

Q: You planned to move to Istanbul for a while - before the attacks and the politic situation. How do you think about it today and is it still an option?

A: The political situation is very worrying at the moment and you also note this in clubs. People don’t like to make big party’s there and it is a really tense situation in this country. But still - I love Istanbul a lot – it is a very magical city with a great vibe. I would like to play there, to make people happy with my music and let them forget for a moment what happens outside of the club. My movement plans to Istanbul are currently on ice. I stay in my hometown Dresden at the moment but if the situation in Turkey becomes more relaxed I will move there for a while. That’s sure.

Q: Which new David Jach releases are coming soon?

A: My next release will be on “With Compliments” it is a vinyl release called “Back to House EP” with an awesome remix from Okain & AGENT I work at the moment on a co-production with Sven Tasnadi. Be excited – something is coming.

David Jach - HOW I MET THE BASS #25

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3Q to GABRIEL ANANDA:

Q: You released your music for about 15-20 years yet. Tell us about your mix. How did these tracks shape your artist career? 

A: Its all in a chronologic order. First contact with a kinda minimal, drum based music is come together from the beatles. I found it in a pile of old 7"s from my uncles music box. I couldn´t read, but the record with the apple was my favorite. I think that this song is still so modern. "Infinity" blew me away. Its actually not a theme of 4 or 8 bars, it has 5! That makes it, besides the music, so special. Still inpiring. "Rhythm Is A Dancer" was my first dancing experience on a school trip. These layers of sound and groove put me into a trance in seconds. Masterpiece. "L' esperanza" itself is a nice track and the video on TV made Sven look like a nice guy. So I decided to go on his party after the Loveparade 1995 which led me into the world of "real techno". That day I decided to become a musician for electronic music. "Gravitational Arch of Ten": Beauty, mystic and pure love for life. This is techno for me, I was never so interested in dark techno. On that party in 1995 Sven played black labs, space bar. On a tiny video cut I could find it and it stayed in my head and on my search list for over a decade. When I finally found it i made a remaster and edit. And eventually this year I rereleased it on soulful techno records. Richie Hawtin is not only a cool guy with a laser outfit and an image of a half god, he actually really created landmarks in electronic music. "Panic Attack" was probably 10 years ahead of time and is a blue print for minimal music which got big around 2003.  So in the late 1990s I entered the clubs and made my first records. Especially in the last years before 2000 the music was so hard and hypnotic. I only liked a few tracks, especially Marco Carolas "Hypnotisamus". I think you cant nail it more. In the early 2000s I started to focus on my roots, melodies and emotions. At that time Mathew Jonson popped up with his unbelievable melodies and aestetics. He inspired me a lot! I am still a big fan of him. One of a very few real musicians in techno. Until 2010 I dont remember so many tracks right now. Next mindblowing thing was Rainbow Serpent festival in Australia. Everybody in gothic or tribal costumes and smiling and dancing on a totally different music. Glitch Hop. 100 Bpm, kinda dubsteo like but with a totally different approach. Instead of beeing dark and as hard as possible, most of it is so positive and playful. I start right now to bring this style into my productions. My Favorite track of this and last years is "Sordid Affair". It touches me, it sounds great, its cool. What a perfect track. Maceo Plex is a real master in my eyes and deserves a mention here.

Q: You played your music all over the world yet. Which place has always been a special one for you, a place you won´t miss?

A: That is really difficult to say. There are so many great events and each has a special vibe. I love to play on open air festivals, but there are also a lot of great club events. Playing Thuishaven or Georgies Wundergarten, as well as Awakenings is always special. I was in Morocco for the first time this year and this was also a really great event with a lovely crowd. So it is not easy to pick the one and only here :)

Q: Which new projects can we expect soon?
 
A: We really worked hard on the complete Gabriel Ananda project the last months, and have a lot of amazing projects coming up. We will release a „Selected Remixes Compilation“ with 20 of my favorite remixes from the last years beginning of 2017, I´m already working on a studio album, some great cooperations and EPs and we will have the first label night from my new label Soulful Techno at Artheater in Cologne in February and this is just the tip of the iceberg. So it will be another exciting year.

Gabriel Ananda - HOW I MET THE BASS #39

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My set from the Animal Farm party in Rummelsbucht!
What a gig, thank you so much to the crowd, you were amazing!
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Always an amazing time at Rainbow Serpent Festival. For my 3rd appearance at the festival I was up on the Sunset Stage on the Friday night 1030pm-12am. Much love to the Rainbow team for their continued support over the years! X 

Tracks, loops & edits from: Rodhad, Radio Slave, Anecd, Ellen Allien, Wigbert, DJ Deep, Carl Craig & more. 
As always for an exact track ID, just ask at the relevant time and I'l get back to you! :)

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3 QUESTIONS to NAKADIA:

Q: Going through your mix shows a lot of roots. How would you describe your early days? How did you get in touch with electronic music once?

A: I think my development as artist was different from most others. Most people fall in love with Electronic Music during a clubnight. That was the same for me, but I only had one night and it all stopped after that. One night in Germany in May 2002 changed my life and after I returned to Thailand there was no more Electronic Music. No record shops, no DJ friends, nobody that could inspire me, no online sets yet - I was on my own. This was the hard part. How could I develop without inspiration? I fell in love with Electronic Music on that first night, but I had no idea how many genres and sub-styles Electronic Music had. I took me 6 years and thousands of euros in records I bought wrong and that I would never play, until I finally found my style. During these years I would order vinyl online and have them sent to an address in Germany. Twice a year I would return to Europe for a tour and pick up the records - most of them where terrible and only some I could use. I always tried to play Techno, but the clubs that booked me didn’t like it, so I had to start easy for them - mostly funky - and build my way up to bring people to Techno. It was 2008 when I finally cut off all the “uncool" bookings and only accepted gigs where I could play my sound. For my “How I Met The Bass” set I went through my vinyl of the first years and found some records that I loved playing between 2003 and 2006.

Q: During Corona you spent your time at home in Berlin. What did you do since the lockdown and how bright do you look into the future?

A: For me it was a great time to finally be at home for a while. I was never really home in Berlin for the past 18 years and now I had time to work in the studio and learn more about my equipment. I also did a lot of live streams and learned german. I look into a great future and I believe we will have better parties once this is all over. People will hopefully appreciate parties more and I have gained thousands of new fans with my live streams, so I can’t wait to be back on tour. This health crisis made me more healthy than ever! I finally could sleep normal sleeping hours and didn’t drink any alcohol for 14 weeks. I am now fit for the next 18 years!

Q: Which projects are you currently working on and what can we expect from you soon?

A: I have many releases ready to go out now. There will be EPs and remixes coming on a regular basis on labels like Set About, Codex and Kraftek. And I hope to be back on tour again from August. Things are looking quite good right now, so let’s hope the virus will continue to disappear everywhere. It’s about time to get back to our lives again.

Nakadia - HOW I MET THE BASS #180

Set from our 10 years anniversary party! - SMALL RECORDS!
Our crew, friends around the world and supporters, We love you!

Carina Helen @ Small Records 10 Years Anniversary

Dates-->
March 26 - Leo Beach Music Festival - Thailand
April 6 - Howler - MEL 
April 13 - TBA Byron Bay - NSW
April 19 - Revolver - MEL 
April 22 - The Breakfast Club - MEL
April 23 - Music Room - MEL
April 27 - Sutra - SYD
May 5 - SASH - SYD
May 11 - TBA - BKK Thailand 
& more TBA.

LABELS --->
What NXT
Little Helpers
Whoyostro
Sublease Music (Poker Flat sister label) 


Biography:
Australian house music mainstay Dylan Griffin has started to make waves beyond the shores of his island home. With releases on USA’s highly respected Little Helpers as well as exclusive vinyl & digital releases with home imprints and dance music behemoth Poker Flat for their sister label Sublease Music. 

After 10 years of being a touring DJ in Australia and Asia Pacific, Dylan has shifted gears and now works closely with production partner Chad B and also solo for most of his studio output. In late 2018 their debut vinyl EP, that included an Alexkid remix, sold out in many of the major vinyl stores world wide after esteemed charting & press. That was the foundation that launched them into the trajectory they now find themselves in. With their last few releases having favourable press across publications Trommel, Meoko, 6AM, Magnetic Magazine & Constant Circles their music is now starting to reach a more global audience.  The production output is ongoing and Dylan’s original works have been supported by the like of Steve Bug, Archie Hamilton, Doubting thomas, Alexkid, Mihai Popiviciu & John Digweed to name just a few. 

Not one to follow trends Dylan has been fostering an infinite combination of the driving & groove based elements of the house, micro house and minimal techno worlds for over 10 years now. With not many Australian dance music institutions that Dylan hasn’t graced he has cemented an enduring reputation across dance floors and beaming peak time sets on some of the country’s most acclaimed events, festivals and clubs.

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