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Drumma digital 27 lucas Moss & Bizza debut on Drumma available in exclusive Aze Digital.

Lucas Moss, Bizza - Circo Loco

Nu Zau - To Infinity

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Heisenberg is thrilled to announce the arrival of Michael Dop's highly anticipated debut EP, "F.M.M.E." This vinyl-only release showcases Michael Dop's exceptional talent as an artist, designer, DJ, and music producer, further solidifying his position as a rising artist in the industry.

Michael Dop, also known for his involvement with the Slowdance community and Finetune live project, brings a unique and multifaceted approach to his music. His compositions can be described as poetic soundscapes, where the ethereal melodies of modular and classical synthesizers intertwine with the rhythmic beats of drum machines and groove boxes.

"F.M.M.E." EP not only showcases Michael Dop's original tracks but also includes two exceptional remixes by acclaimed artists Nu Zau and Wyro. These remixes offer a fresh interpretation of Michael Dop's compositions, injecting their own unique styles.

vinyl only. limited copies

F.M.M.E. [HSBRGV013] - vinyl only

Makes Us - Us (short edit)

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Become Alive

this track its for the new v/a of musikcolectiv hope you enjoy :)

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Small Bodies

Small Bodies (Laurine Frost Remix)

LEET 004 | AKIKO KIYAMA - WHERE ARE MY SHOES?

A1 ‘Anaesthesulf’ (07:12)
A2 ‘We Are Tubes Inner Tubes (feat. Lisokot)’ (06:32)
B1 ‘Gavotte II’ (07:57)
B2 ’Gavotte II (Bruno Pronsato Remix)’ (07:32)

Digital Bonus ‘Take Your Skeleton In The Closet’ (07:02)

Written & Produced by Akiko Kiyama
Remix by Bruno Pronsato
Mastering by Pheek
Manufactured by Randmuzik
Distributed by Wordandsound / DBH

New black gold is on the way! 31337 Records' first vinyl for this year, the 'Where Are My Shoes?' EP by Japan's minimal techno queen Akiko Kiyama, including a fantastic remix by Mr. Bruno Pronsato. An outstanding release full of abstract minimal techno goodies ready to hit the clubs. Punchy bass lines on top of rhythmic percussions, exposing a twisted dark tale on the hunt for lost shoes. Akiko Kiyama has been a prominent figure in the minimal techno scene since she first started producing in 2004. She is the first female minimal techno producer to have come out of Japan. Her previous works received outstanding support from the industry and names such as Richie Hawtin, Sven Väth and Ricardo Villalobos. Inspired by such an overwhelming debut Akiko went straight back into the studio. Her sound consists of complex sound patterns that are often raw, industrial, dark and moody. The EP starts off with 'Anaesthesulf', a well arranged DJ tool, repetitive but complex. Well structured patterns surrounded by lots of hats, percussions and playful melodies. Followed by the second track called 'We Are Tubes Inner Tubes', a real dancefloor killer for the early morning hours. Trippy percussions, seemingly foreign vocals by Lisokot and twisted sample cuts topped with well selected effects give this tune the perfect shape. The B side continues with 'Gavotte II', a dark and pounding track with lots of variation and freaky sounds emerging seamlessly from the background. Mysterious melodies, a bouncy snare and occasional vocal cuts perfectly aligned in front of a pumping bassline. The last track is a remix of 'Gavotte II' by Bruno Pronsato who introduces a lot of melodic bits and samples, turning the track into a new interesting direction. Fancier of his work, will instantly notice the usual Pronsato style. Creatively built sound structures, cleverly arranged with a variety of new elements and headed by a funky beat. On the digital release, we've included a bonus track named 'Take Your Skeleton In The Closet' that didn't fit on the vinyl. Another well built production with an mysteriously obscure melody emerging between a rolling beat, full of interesting elements and layers that keep moving and somehow remind of ancient times. The whole release is an impressive and very well arranged piece of art that shouldn't be missing in any DJ bag! From Berlin to Tokyo - see you barefeet on the dancefloor!

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/where-are-my-shoes/921768
Whatpeopleplay: https://www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/Akiko-Kiyama-Where-Are-My-Shoes/id/119552
Juno Download: http://www.junodownload.com/products/akiko-kiyama-where-are-my-shoes/2981913-02/