Slam’s new three track single flawlessly encaptures the modern Drumcode sound. Movement trundles forward with snare rolls and funky percussion. The synth line keeps the funky groove rolling along until the snare roll break where it then crescendos effortlessly back into the track. The Realms synth line weaves in and out of the beat, filtering up and down to create intensity before unleashing itself into aural pleasure. Irrational Numbers takes an unusual rhythmic synth pattern and creates a groove that will make the dance floor shuffle.  Layered with pads, the track uses depth to create a distinctive character.

DC116 - Slam - Movement - Clip

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Foremost Poets - Moon Raker (Original Mix)

Melodic Acid Techno track with moody, mysterious vibe in G minor.

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The Age Of Love Trance Anthems vol.1

Wake Up (Trance Mix)

BPM : 130 > 112

https://www.discogs.com/fr/fr/release/1081729

This has been a simple and greatly effective source of personal joy for a few years now : pitching down early techno tunes, cheesy trance tracks and various EBM productions, all from some sort of "golden era" between 1990 and 1995...

Slowing down 145BPM warehouse bangers to sexy and sweaty 110bpm "burners" may not work for every oldskool tekno tune, but for the ones I'm sharing here, I think something magic happens, greasy synths and zombified bleeps come back to life for a delicious post tribal renaissance... Well at least that's how they sound to me ;)

For the most part, only non-quantized pitch-down has been applied, a few editing and loops added here and there, but the idea is to re-discover and reveal, not remixing, obviously.

Of course the 33/+8 recipe is nothing new, I've just been doing it for my own pleasure and my dj sets until now, but what's a good thing if you don't share it? Hope you enjoy the slomotionization

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