August 17/20

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TRAXSOURCE Techno Essentials - part 3

Extrawelt - Fernweh

The Naked and Famous - Young Blood

Moby, The Void Pacific Choir - If Only A Correction Of All We've Been(The YellowHeads, Skober Remix)

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Atroxx - Self Inflicting (Original Mix) (FREE DOWNLOAD)

With its newest release, Jannowitz Records is sticking to the tried and true. “Dub Space” is an EP compiled of four weapons, and the original creators of these weapons are no others than Maksim Dark and Diatonik. Both have been part of the label for quite some time, with Maksim making his first appearance in 2016 (remixing Joseph Disco's “Bodymoves”) and Diatonik in 2017 (remixing Touchtalk's “Rescue”). Since then, both have become regulars on the labels, working closely together with Jannowitz label head BOHO and being two of the main players ensuring the imprint's success.

Now they've joined forces to create what can easily be the heaviest release this year. Because if you've followed both artists you may know that they're known for proper techno, driving beats, strong kicks, progressive sound and a futuristic vibe. 

Berlin-based producer The Reason Y joins the label with his remix of the EP's title track. You should know him from his work on Pan-Pot's Second State label or maybe from his TRY Land parties at legendary Watergate club.

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Dub Space EP

Premiere: Maksim Dark & Diatonik "Dub Space" (The Reason Y Remix) - Jannowitz Records

Markantonio and Atroxx dropped a callabrotive EP in 2018 on AnalyticTrail and after its success, the guys have joined forces again for a much anticipated follow up.
Creeton, takes us deeper with its stabbing pad riff.

1965

Creeton

Markantonio, Atroxx - Creeton

Time EP

Inner Voice

Alignment - Inner Voice (Original Mix)

RAVEnous

Shay De Castro - RAVEnous (NÜWA Remix) [Eclipse Recordings]

Daya

Baya

Senso Sounds Level 08 introduces four new tracks by rising stars that hone in on that special vibe Senso has become synonymous with. First up is Mehmet Özbek, the DJ/Producer from Istanbul. 
Having garnered support from some of the biggest names in the scene, Özbek showcases why he’s held in such high regard - 'Milky Way' is a trippy, firing techno cut that combines subtlety and power in equal measures. 
Likewise, Eme Kulhnek provides a fierce track full of energy and precision. 
'Infinite' highlights why the Argentinian producer has been championed by the likes of Richie Hawtin - a stripped down sound that remains full of detail. 
SEQU3L’s 'Frisbee' is also a track bursting with ideas and passion - its infectious groove hits home from the outset and develops into a true techno roller. 
Hamburg’s own Mørk & Julien Riess complete the quartet of tracks, presenting 'Red Spade' as their contribution. It’s a tightly coiled, trippy techno cut that builds to fever pitch over the course of its
duration.

Tracklist:

01. Mehmet Özbek: Milky Way
02. Eme Kulhnek: Infinite
03. SEQU3L: Frisbee
04. Mørk & Julien Riess: Red Spade

Releasedate: 30.10.2020
Label: Senso Sounds
Cat. Nr. : senso073
Contact: kontakt@senso-sounds.net

Senso Sounds Level 08

Milky Way

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Mehmet Özbek - Milky Way

It’s Indian Summer again and it’s like an unwritten rule to please you with another Atelier release at this beautiful time of the year.
So here we are with a collection of superb re-interpretations of a few tracks taken from the duos debut album “Varsam Court”. Delivering the goods we have no one less than Dutch high flyer’s Tunnelvisions, Lisboa’s LuxFrágil resident Switchdance, Heidelberg’s Lopazz & Casio Casino, Lossless co-head Mathias Schober and Alexander Inggs – one half of Atelier.
No doubt that we’re proud about this line-up and couldn’t be happier with the music we’re going to share with you now – enjoy!
Atelier quoting on the remixes:
“After writing the album Varsam Court, it was truly exciting to hear the songs in a different context. Originally, the album was not written for the clubs, but the remixes on the EP transcend that line, bringing the original ideas to a wider audience and into a new space. These reinterpretations by the artists are a great testament to how everyone really does hear and feel music differently.”

Varsam Court Remix EP

LL1224 1 Atelier - Flickering Fire (Tunnelvisions Remix) Prelisten

Mater Dei

Mater Dei [Sonusfield]

Acid tool, out on Don't Just... same same but different  :)

picture - Skinny Man, a special UK rapper who's album council estate of mind painted a picture that changed my life...

DON'T JUST...

Acid Tool

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Eternal Chase - Not So Sure (PRRUKD20066)

As Dense & Pika, Alex Jones and Chris Spero have garnered an enviable reputation for making devastating club ordnance that finds the sweet spot between dark, mysterious house and roaring, brawny techno. With over a decade of material under their belt, Jones and Spero are set to release their first studio length debut album, ‘Colour Burn’ via London major imprint BMG on 4th December, home to the likes of Leftfield, The Prodigy, Holy Ghost and Faithless.
‘Colour Burn’ is a 13-track composition crossing through downtempo house and
electronica, built as a conceptual sonic representation of the pair’s live audio and visual set up. The album is a step away from harder and faster material and a move towards a more leftfield sonic trajectory, featuring a handful of impressive heavyweight features of Jones & Spero’s musical heroes who have informed the Dense & Pika output.
Released today, album moment ‘Honey’ features the master of sensual, slow-burn techno, Matthew Dear whose contribution to ‘Honey’ arrives in vocal form – a breathy, brooding ensemble of spoken word that glues perfectly with the duo’s trademark rough and textured sound palette. It helps turn what Alex calls “a headsy, dusty piece of housey tech” into something sensual and otherworldly.
Dark and smouldering, it seems to the suck the air out of the room like a tightly packed subterranean dancefloor deep in the throes of night. Glitched out percussion and fizzling hi-hats feel caustic against the track’s low-end frequencies. The thumping bassline and kick drum combination delivers punch and pressure to the mix in a true Dense & Pika format. Matthew’s sauntering vocal contribution guides the track into a deep and hypnotic groove well equipped for any late-night excursion. “The boys sent over a lengthy jam, but there was that simple loop that stood out and had me hooked. I put it
on repeat and let the mind and pen wander. It’s a bit of cosmic abandonment, brazenly sung by a professional of the night.” Matthew Dear
Elsewhere on the LP, standout track ‘Hidden’ features the drums of Sepultura’s
legendary metal icon Igor Cavalera resulting in a fabulous frenzy of percussion and driving rhythm. The equally momentous and unforgettable ‘Control’ features the heavily robotic vocoder of Leftfield’s Neil Barnes aiding and abetting in its quest to be a high-octane, twisted rave jam.
The impressive features on ‘Colour Burn’ are an insight into the hugely artistic and visionary skills of Alex and Chris and the start of a new chapter for Dense & Pika kicking off with the long-awaited release of their first studio length album.

Dense & Pika ft. Matthew Dear - Honey (Ryan James Ford Remix) [Artaphine Premiere]

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Anml Mthr - Long Nights [ FLASH Recordings ]

FLASH Recordings is the musical vision and platform of Florian Meindl.