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Psyk - Time Foundation

After two successful EP releases on the label, Psyk aka Manuel Anós is back on Mote-Evolver inaugurating his first full-length album effort with “Time Foundation”. 
It’s no surprise that Psyk is releasing his debut album on the label as his previous two EPs Distane (2012) and Arcade (2013) both has left us wanting for more to see his full potentials as a producer. 
Time Foundation proves to be an outstanding collection that shows the full spectrum of Psyk’s sound and the range of skills as he expands and explores different depths and moods. Keeping the energy level constant at the peak, there’s no downtime in “Time Foundation”. And while 10 sharp-cut tracks are all armed with clean, streamlined groove and impressive sound design therefore may sound incredibly slick and effortless, once you listened closely - and they will demand your attention - that kind of breezing through swift force is only the byproduct of Psyk’s high caliber production ability to map out meticulous structures with a great detail.   
The opener “Automatic” rolls like a well-oiled machine on cruise control with the signature unison of single-chord bouncing on top of relaxed but energetic groove. Expanding on the similar theme is “Myriad”, which takes further playful approach. “Riot” steps into more minimal territory, featuring a subtle development that keeps you engaged while “Avalon” grounds itself to just-heavy enough bass kicks to evoke deeper vibe without compromising the uplifting spirit.
Slipped in the middle of the album like an intermission is “Five”, and it’s a curious and ominous kind that flashes a different side of Psyk. It shows off his craftsmanship as muted and muffled beeps faintly goes in and out while blinking synth melody renders unique, intriguing beauty. Starting off the second half is “Silhouette”, picking up the tempo and elevating the mood with much-loved bass drums and claps, followed by demure crescendo of melody and floating fuzzy hiss of “Shift”.  
Perhaps the darkest number on the album, “Nine” may not be the most brooding techno assault but the one designed for the deeper moments you encounter during the longer sessions in the clubs, surrounded by people yet alone with the pulse of music. The album closes with stunning “L3”, and just as “Automatic” was no shy intro but a practical fast-forward to the jest of the story, “L3” is not a conventional closing but rather another opening. Equal parts of swinging white noise and hint of acid may as well invite you back to the beginning of the album to listen all over again.
Time Foundation is packed with no-frills, on-point straight techno tracks. It’s a highly functional album and strong effort from Psyk that spoils the listener with mesmerizing details and provides the diversity of sounds and textures today’s techno has to offer. 


MoteLP/CD02 :: Psyk - Time Foundation

Julian Jeweil-Los Pistolos (Original Mix)

Basic Pain Procedure (Len Faki Remix)

Longtime Berghain resident, Figure Music founder and Berlin techno stalwart Len Faki is known both for his discerning, impeccable taste, so when we heard that he had agreed to remix French artist DNGLS for the enigmatic Anemone Music label, we were understandably enthused.

What Len ended up turning in, however, was much more than simply a remix, but, as the label calls it a “whole new realm of possibilities” – three different versions of DNGLS‘ “Hooly” – and we’ve got an exclusive listen below.

“When I heard the track first time, I instantly loved this special melody a lot,” Len tells us. “It was a pleasure to work on it, also because it is a little different than my other productions and a great experience to work in this direction. In the end, this is how the three different versions were formed, mirroring three different club moments. The first one is more like an energetic moment on the floor, while the ‘Tool’ is clubbier, more subtle, focused on the late night club moments. The ‘Beatless’ version is to listen to outside the club, or starting/ending the night.”

Hooly (Len Faki Remix)

Form is proud to present Meteorite Ep the third EP from Julian Jeweil on Popofs imprint including Christian Smith and Justin James remixes. Julian Jeweil, a French artist based in southern France and Berlin, is one of the most talked about underground Techno artists. He found his signature sound through his various productions and live sets, all characterized by a melodic style of techno. After a couple of releases on Cocoon Recordings, Skryptöm, Plus8 Rec, Minus & Form Music, he is about to release his third Masterpiece EP on Popofs imprint. With Meteorite Ep, Julian introduces and perfectly mixes techno textures with powerful basslines, crazy synths, insane grooves and mental backgrounds. 


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Julian Jeweil - Shaka (Christian Smith Remix)[FORM]

Mørbeck makes mighty meaty material. That much is clear, but what's also pretty cool is that he chooses to do it on his own terms. Beyond a loosie here and there, like the M_REC 12" from this year, he opts to release on own-brand labels, Code Is Law included.

The hourlong double EP T.R.I.P.S. is Mørbeck's most comprehensive statement to date – and, for our money, the best yet. "Virgin Suicide" is uncommonly brash, winching its way towards a killer bait 'n switch in the final third, but still retaining enough of the robust techno to mark it as definably his.

Codeislaw008 drops Sept 10th. You'd do wisely to bag on sight.

Mørbeck "Virgin Suicide" - Boiler Room Debuts

Boston 168 - Cosmic Radiation INV009

When you look at the past, a dream is it really a dream or the reality ? What is the difference ? The reality is the present moment, nothing else. Not focus on the past or on the future that's the key. 

So enjoy this moment and enter to the world of Merovee, a talent from our city.
Words from the artist:
“Dreams are the royal road to the unconscious.” 
― Sigmund Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams.

If you want to know any tracks, don't be shy contact Merovee or us.

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Lucid Dreams Part I - Merovee

Skin - Nothing But (Ricky L Remix)

FLUID - Giorgio Rusconi,Deborah De Luca
solamente 019
sola_mente records
february 2016

FLUID - Giorgio Rusconi , Deborah De Luca

Comade Music welcomes Sin Sin with an outstanding EP titled Data Facts featuring 3 original incredible tracks.
Sin Sin began his career in music by DJing in several well-known national nightclubs in Germany back in 1999. 
By the end of 2011 Sin Sin set his focus on a specific, individual and dynamic style of techno, which has been brought to the public through a high output of quality releases with continuing success and much support by renowned artists from the genre.
With his latest project Sin Sin returns to his techno-roots by bringing back the atmosphere, density of sound and variety to techno music, combined with his own specific trademark-elements to form his definition of a genre, which claims to be nothing less than the future - techno in its purest shape. 
Do not miss it!

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