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Played By Hernan Cattaneo in Miami Music Week : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLcfkgNlMw4

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Nothing Else Matters (Carlos Gatto Remix) - Dave Gahan/Played by Hernan Cattaneo in Miami Music Week

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link https://hypeddit.com/nubemusic/sodastereounmillonlucaszrateunofficialremix

Lucas Zarate is a young DJ/Producer born in 2001 in the province of Tucumán in northern Argentina.
Supported by Nick Warren, Gorje Hewek, Mariano Mellino, Fernando Ferreyra, RIGOONI, Mass Digital, Sebastian Busto, Wassu and many more.

He shared a booth with artists such as Gui Boratto, Emi Galvan, Sebastian Busto, Paula OS, Kebin Van Reeken, Federico Monachesi, Sidirum, Lucefora.

Soda Stereo - Un Millon De Años Luz (Lucas Zárate Unofficial Remix)

Released on my fabric 83 Mix CD in 2015, and now available as a single.
'Looks Fake Obviously' was made for the Fabric CD to use instead of two LFO tracks that we weren't able to license for the mix.

Looks Fake Obviously

Uncut studio session with my new Prophet 6, JD-990 and my friend's fake TR-909.
Sorry for the big hum, not sure where that came from..

Electronic Beats Studio Session v1

Track from my latest 'The Great Escape' EP.

The Great Esquape

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Esquape

Over the course of the past five years, Amsterdam based label Indigo Aera has evolved in to one of the most trustworthy and respected contemporary Detroit techno labels around.

In October 2016, @IndigoAera embarks on their biggest release to date: a limited edition 5 LP box-set. The Lost Archives Special consists of unreleased tracks from absolute legends, to music that has never been released in a physical form before, to fresh compositions of techno’s most talented contemporary artists. This is the premiere of 500 Models (demo mix) by Joris Voorn.


@Joris-Voorn on "500 models"
"I made this track on an MPC and Juno 106 in 2001. It was recorded in one live take in my student room in Rotterdam. It never got released as I wasn’t sure about the track, but it was picked up by Indigo Aera years later when I put an mp3 on my website.’’

Lost Archives Special (AERA016)

Joris Voorn - 500 Models (Demo Mix)

Live @ Jakarta, Indonesia October 2016 Pt.3

OUT NOW http://www.johndigweed.com/frequencies/

‘Bedrock Frequencies’ curated by John Digweed consists of 3 discs showcasing 31 exclusive tracks from some of Bedrock’s favourite artists, alongside exciting collaborations, label debuts, and some wonderful re-interpreted classics from the label’s illustrious back catalogue. Across the 3 distinctive sections - ‘Low’, ‘Mid’, ‘High’- ‘Frequencies’ provides a snapshot of a perfect Bedrock party, in the form of yet another musical masterclass from the Bedrock boss as he takes the listener on an unrivalled, evolving journey from start to finish.
The album features spectacular exclusives from Emerson, Digweed & Muir’s collaborative project, the legendary Robert Babicz, and supremely talented label regulars Guy J, Stelios Vassiloudis and BOg. But, as with all the best compilations, it’s also about featuring amazing music and giving a platform to up and coming artists, reaching across continents to fully represent the truly global nature of today’s thriving scene. There’s a delicious label debut from rising Indonesian artist Lily Pita; Thailand's most prominent underground techno DJ, Nakadia, teams up with the mischievous dark prince, Lee Van Dowski; a sublime cultural fusion of western electronics and eastern melodic sensibility from Brooklyn-based Israeli Etai Tarazi. ‘Frequencies’ welcomes the respected Pacha resident DJ Alex Kennon, whose genre-bending creativity sits perfectly here; there’s two melodic masterpieces from Italian duo Fideles; rising star Lehar, from Diynamic’s impeccable roster, is on remix duty; there’s the super-intricate swing of Joris Biesmans. Bournemouth-based Lee Williams makes his Bedrock debut; whilst hotly-tipped French duo Tim Baresko & Clyde P channel the spiritual vibe of a nascent 1987 Chicago house scene with their cleverly acidic ‘Throwback’. Most South Africans know Diamond Dealer as the DJ from Bloemfontein, where he started his career, playing deep African house music in the heart of the townships. His stunning Bedrock debut, the bass-heavy, rhythmically infectious ‘Little Hungry Monster’, and his hugely impressive acidic interpretation of Emerson, Digweed & Muir’s ‘Tracer’, will undoubtedly turn heads worldwide.

Toronto’s classically trained Glenn Morrison, Tokyo’s richly imaginative Satoshi Fumi, and Germany’s brotherly duo Monkey Safari, all make highly impressive returns to the label. But, interestingly, it’s the strength of the numerous collaborative studio partnerships that is perhaps even more revealing. There’s an incredible Latino Detroit fusion of styles from Vancouver-based Andromo, who joins forces with much respected USA scene stalwart Chris Fortier. ‘This Just Then’ marks this duo out as a future creative force to be reckoned with. The excellent production tag teams keep on coming: Austria’s Philipp Straub joins forces with Sweden’s Charlie Thostenson; Germany’s collaborative kingpin, Nils Nuernberg, teams up with Stelios Vassiloudis; Germany’s multitasking maestro Martin Eyerer with fellow countryman and techno-meister Patrick Chardronnet; then there’s BOg and Cologne’s Tim Engelhardt. Yet another bright new star on the techno horizon is Holland’s Rob Hes, who joins up with the up-and-coming LAAT to raise the techno temperature on CD3 to new heights with their intense ‘Perseverance’.

Rone - Parade (General Noise Remix)

General Noise