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The new Intec release is from Frank Mitchell aka Frankie Bones who is an American based DJ and producer whose played a large role in New Yorks Techno scene. Having been involved in music since the mid 80s, Frankie Bones was one of the first DJs from New Yorks Brooklyn region to gain global success. By the late 80s Frankie Bones was getting regular European bookings following the success of his Bonesbreaks EP series, which released on Underworld Records received global recognition and critical acclaim. During his three decade spanning career Frankie Bones has even released an EP on the iconic Trax Records, which released many of the early records that defined the House and Techno genre. One of his most popular releases was his 1989 release titled Call It Techno which originally came out on Breaking Bones Records, and a firm Carl Cox favourite has now been remastered and rereleased for this special Intec package, which also features one of his new and previously unreleased tracks. Also featuring on the release are two new remix versions provided by Carlo Lio and Raito who each put their individual stamp on things. Carlo Lio is an artist who in between global DJ bookings, has released music on labels including Octopus, SCI+TEC, Turbo, Mood, and Saved Records. French artist Raito is fast rising through the ranks following regular releases Boysnoize Records, along with having also featured on Mako, Origami Sound, Main Course and BNR TRAX. "Call It Techno" has a timeless bass line taken straight from the glory days of Acid House. Filled with retro charm and warehouse party vibes, the vocal tells the story of Technos history, and the pads plus melody are rich in analogue joy. Carlo Lio's remix of "Call It Techno" uses choice snippets of the originals vocal to refine the story it into a powerful chant. This remix is fast and furious with added tension and suspense. Carlo adds his own toughened backing track thats filled with dark atmosphere plus an explosive drop after the main break. Raito's remix of has a bumping groove and stomping kick drum. Thick and chunky, it takes no prisoners with its hard hitting percussion and stabbing sounds. Jacking in every sense of the word, it's summed up nicely by the vocal lyrics "hits you in the face like a hammer! Second of the two original track is "Light It Up" which takes its title from the lyrics of the vocal sample. With spin backs and filter sweeps, the tracks forward momentum is accentuated by a series of bass drops. Lead by the building intensity of a bubbling acid line, the tracks rolling groove is a sure fire party starter. The fifth and final track is a dub mix of Light it up, which with the main vocal removed, focuses on the music only.

ID140 3. Frankie Bones - Call It Techno - Raito Remix

RYC 317 John Selway

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ONE IN A MILLION

Push Communications return with the 7th edition of their scene-defining compilation series. My Tech House Vol. 7 is packed full of pure heat, and even includes six exclusive tracks that serve as the perfect reminder of how strong and varied Tech House is in 2013. Many familiar faces return this time out – the ever-dependable sounds of Martin Landsky, Daniel Dexter, and Alex Niggemann all drop serious business here. Steve Bug also offers up a remix of his ‚No Adjustments‘ featuring the Foremost Poets - one of the highlights from last year’s Noir album. 
As with the previous compilations from Push, there’s plenty of room for hot new talent breaking through into the scene. Here we are blessed with dope tracks from the Maximiljan, Andrade, Rubinskee and the young Brit, Josh Winiberg, whose exclusive Acid Angel is a journey into refined House dynamics. 
There are also standout tracks from some veterans – check for example Abe Duque’s ‚What Happened‘ and the outstanding collaboration between X-Press 2, Werner Niedermeier and Gareth Whitehead. What’s more, infamous Berliner Sven Dohse offers up the hypnotic ‚Am Wald‘ while Iron Curtis cements his credentials with an amazing rework from the evergreen Move D. 
And if that wasn’t enough, more exclusive tracks from 9West, Mihai Popoviciu, Jamie Anderson and Owain K, Alessio Mereu, and Sven Tasnadi & Dan Drastic make the point – Tech House is booming under this current crop of exceptional producers. 

What Happened?

Abe Duque: What Happened?

AT NIGHT Eric E REMIX 6 12 13

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