RA New Tracks: March 2018

Electro

Real Muthafuckin Gs

M - TWELVE  - TIME (SYNC 24 REMIX)  ELECTRIX RECORDS

The evolution of the history of music to Electro and Miami Bass response ITALIAN is the protagonist in the second release of The-Zone Records 
Side A is signed by artists, experimenting in the 80s and low 90s drum machines and synthetic, have given rise to new musical forms, still points of reference for the new generations, respectively defined Electro-Techno and Miami Bass. From the industrial city of Detroit Michigan, Aux 88 transformed the Afrikabambataa’s electro funk on techno sounds from the world originating in their city. While in Florida ("Planet of the bass") Debonaire has skill fully combined the American Rap with the imposing German electro bass power, voice and scratch, creating an explosive groove for the dancefloor. Two tracks in collaboration with their friend and one of the highest electro pioneer  made in Italy, Max Durante, who knew how to mix low rolling, electrical items and broken beats recreating setting really old school. Ketty Boccia is the featuring appear on track with Debonaire and Max  Durante, she is an important figure of the Techno-Electro Italian movement.
The B side is all signed by Max Durante. Two tracks , the expression of what has always been the bridge between the musical sound of Detroit and Rome


TZN002 - Max Durante meets Debonaire feat. Key - Disco Bitch (Max Durante Italbass Vers)

"MG's Groove", produced with master Laurent Garnier uncovers Madben's house moves, percussive beats and distorted synths. Produced after a four hands' work between them, it will be released on "Fréquence(s)" on April 6th!

Fréquence(s)

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Madben & Laurent Garnier - MG's groove

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12" EP ANIMISME
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DIVISI62/DISK corelease
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Animisme

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A year on from Luigi Tozzi and label head Dino Sabatini’s collaborative Manticora EP Outis return with a striking, singular solo work from Tozzi. Ecate EP sees the Roman producer bringing three distinct slices of techno, each with its own set of subtleties and the crystal, adept sound design that defines Tozzi’s work. Spanning the A-side is Ecate. This title track is rolling and hypnotic with muscular, percussive bass. Throughout the track, angelic chords come and go, washing the listener in euphoria. Alongside, we hear a disorienting melody, grounded by the lightly swung four to the floor kick that gives this track an infectious groove. The flip opens with Leto, which immediately defines itself as a club trackwith an unbroken but evolving set of percussion and a weighty kick. It’s around this kick that other elements build. We hear long, ringing, resonant string sounds and a bell like melody morph and unfold as other percussive components come and go. The track falls away into atmospheric eeriness, which perfectly sets the stage for the EP’s finale. Esperede’s swung, panning drums give it a disorienting feeling of otherworldliness from the get go. This is before you’re greeted by an alien, slightly dubbed out melody and a hanting backing drone that feels like a reference (perhaps in opposition) to the angelic chords of the EP’s first track. It’s on this closing track that Tozzi’s delicate, expert sound design best shines through.

Ecate

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Pip Williams Ozone layer [ Ran-D & Mekka ] REMIX FREE DOWNLOAD

4 track 12" vinyl. 100 units available. Mail me or Matt for copies. Or buy from the Bandcamp link. Cheers!

DeFeKT & Pip Williams - Modular Realms [TOAD014]

Run With It

Electrix Is Tortured Records sister label and is more experimental in nature and releases a mixture of Dancefloor-friendly Electro and deeper Techno, inspired by the Electro sounds of Miami, Detroit and those deep and dubby releases by the hugely influential Basic Channel. It was famous for getting Techno producers like Cari Lekebusch, Umek, Phil Kieran and Chris McCormack on the Electro tip but also for releasing quality releases from the likes of Dynarec, Mr Velcro Fastener, Transparent Sound, Max Durante and Kieth Tucker. With future releases from RadioNasty, Carl Finlow, Sync 24 and Scape One already lined up, Electrix looks sure to pick up where it left off, blurring the lines between Techno, Electro and Electronica without being self-indulgent and losing its grip on the Dancefloor.

2013 

ELECTRIX001 : : : RadioNasty - Clave to the Rhythm EP  Vinyl in stores now

ELECTRIX002 : : : Carl Finlow - ETA 05/13

M - TWELVE - TIME (SYNC 24 REMIX) ELECTRIX RECORDS

Electrix Records