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Bare Essentials - Techno Playlist #2 Nov

Freak It EP OUT NOW

A birthday gift from New York man Greco! Celebrating yet another year crafting chunky tech house cuts, the Nervous and Love &amp; Other producer delivers 'Take It Back' as an exclusive free download via When We Dip.

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DJOKO & Rich Pinder - Para ti / Keep on

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Reinforcing his position as the most exciting breakthrough talent of the past 12 months, Kevin Over (@kevin-over) makes his debut on VIVa MUSiC with a multifaceted four-tracker spanning everything from soul-drenched house, to peak-time techno.

Drawing on influences from Chicago and Detroit – scenes and sounds formed well before his birth year of 1991, the accomplished 24-year-old crafts classy productions that simultaneously give a nod to the past, while being unmistakably fresh and future-facing. With releases on Noir Music, Get Physical, Mobilee and Truesoul in 2015, the German DJ/producer continues his rich vein of form with ‘Write Your Hits’ on VIVa.

Title track 'Write Your Hits' is mind-blowing – a synapse searing, Berghain-ready monster that’s his most killer techno cut since last year’s stunning ‘Retrovision’. Reinforcing his musical dexterity, ‘Physical Thing’ featuring Berlin vocalist Kristina Sheli, drops the tempo for a sumptuously soul-inspired dancefloor exploration. ‘Walk On By’ mixes up funk-infused vocal samples with a chugging techno beat, which drops down into a flurry of hard-edged drums, and ‘Zon’ is a certified stomper, driven by heavy kicks, hypnotic vox and a dark synth melody reminiscent of the Motor City.

“For this EP I followed my idea of combining different emotions and drives on a release. You’ll find a proper peak-time tune, next to a more laid-back vocal single with Kristina Sheli - but it still makes sense. I would get bored if I only stick to one defined style. Keeping it different is what keeps up the dynamics and creativity.” – Kevin Over

Kevin Over - Walk On By /// VIVa MUSiC

Green Velvet - Flash (Eats Everything Remix)

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Patrick Topping returns to Hot Creations with his 'Taking Libz EP' and demonstrates why his reputation carries such weight with three special tracks that act as a master-class in how to create music that will consume dance floors.

First up is 'Brayed' which takes the listener on a loopy and enriching journey, whilst 'Howk' is a classic foot-to-the-floor number. Concluding the EP is 'Taking Libz', the title track that sees Topping firmly hold onto his crown with this unstoppable cut.

i-D Magazine described Patrick’s style "that is characterized by punchy, chugging baselines that have become weapons in the sets of many a DJ." Started his career DJing at the club night Motion in Newcastle, he was quickly snapped up by Jamie Jones, for Hot Creations. Releases on the label and a residency at Paradise DC10 in Ibiza soon followed and 2014 saw him release ‘Get Beasty’, ‘Forget’ and ‘Voicemail’ featuring Green Velvet and concluded with a hattrick of awards including winning the DJ Mag Best Newcomer, Track Of The Season and Best Tune awards in their Best of British Awards.

TRACK LISTING
 
A1. Brayed
B1. Howk
B2. Taking Libz

Taking Libz EP

Howk

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Patrick Topping - Howk

Brayed

Patrick Topping - Taking Libz

There's not a day goes by where we don't find ourselves thinking about just how much fun Bristol's biggest house-head Eats Everything is. On our glummer days we daydream about stepping into the bloke's shoes, just for an evening, and experiencing the thrill of smashing through chunky cut after chunky cut to huge, adoring crowds. Sadly it's never going to happen, so we'll just have to keep tapping him up for exclusive tunes so we can share them with you.

Today, we're delighted to be sliding the premier of a new club-banger from the Edible man. "Chitter Chatter (Dub Version)" is a rip-roaring, steely, clattering belter taken from a brand new EP on Pets Recordings, the label owned by Polish duo Catz N' Dogz. 

In addition to Eats' steely slammer, the release features fantastic material from Stefano Ritteri, Walker & Royce, and Kim Ann Foxman, making it the best four pack we've purchased since we stepped out of the local offie last week with a full-to-the-brim blue bag. And we promise that ​Home Is Where the Pool Is 2 ​will leave you feeling better than a stomach full of super fizzy lager. 

Eats Everything - Chitter Chatter (Dub)

NastyCutz is back! By far the most awaited release every year in the NFR catalog, the compilation series never fails to deliver - and these 10 carefully selected tracks from our label family and friends keep the torch burning.

Simmering with excitement and impatiently waiting to be released onto a dancefloor near you, the release features a slick selection of tech and house from talented producers such as DJOKO (Defected), Ralo & Strada (I’m a House Gangster), Troncoso (Get Physical), Lucca (Deeperfect) and more.

Opening track, Toolbox, is the perfect weapon - an absolute stomper whatever the weather; Dale El Ritmo, from Retro Future, is a classy tech house joint stuffed with Balearic vibes for those closing (or opening) parties and Ketami's 'Twisted' is a seriously stylish grooooover.

Newbie, Lazor, has a really individual sound on point with his funky and aptly named Pump It, Miami's Ralo and Stradas' cut is a no-nonsense house bomb, whilst Troncoso's return to the label with Villeda is a serious peak-time slice of minimalist underground.

Big room techno is killing it at the moment, and Antonio Andrea' has all the right elements to send the room into a ruckus once the drop hits in his cut, Amsterdam. Filthy French and Blacat meanwhile get ludicrously creative with the absolutely sublime, nasty as you can push it, with Nepenthes Lowii, their wedge of forward-thinking electronica.

Flashingroof and Andruss get their first taste of life with NastyFunk with G Force, where we get a boatload of deep sexy vibes pull us back to that good place. Finally we always love to welcome Peter Cruch back to the label and Phylanthrope is another dose of his signature sound, whilst newcomer, Artashes Uliyanov finishes with the perfect end of session track, weird and wonderful - just what we like.

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Toolbox

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NF063 : DJOKO, Luca Secco - Toolbox (Original Mix)

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Great to have Aitor Ronda back with this excellent 3 track EP release

ELV83 3. Aitor Ronda - Tweezer

Ramiro Lopez drops the electrifying follow up to his ‘Pretending’ EP from May this year. 

For almost a decade, Spain’s Ramiro Lopez has established himself as one his country’s leading proponents of techno, with strong releases across labels that include Suara, Intec, Octopus Recordings and Bedrock. He first debuted on Drumcode in 2016 with the rousing collaborative track ‘Clap Your Hands’ that ranked among one of the label’s standout tracks for the year. With one Drumcode release already under his belt in 2017 and a new label project Odd Recordings with fellow DC cohort Arjun Vagale recently launched, he’s enjoying another strong year.

His return to the label comes in the form of ‘Being Alone’, a powerful trio of cuts, all of which featured in Adam Beyer’s Awakenings Festival Day 1 performance. The title track is a multi-layered weapon, propelled by a dizzying vocal, swirling synth effects and pin-sharp percussion that build toward a smooth classy finish. ‘Dark Science’ is an effective stomper brought to life by a bell chime hookline and undulating synth melody ensuring its peak-time prowess. ‘Der Raum’ rounds out the EP, highlighted by Lopez’s deft drum work, proceeded by a driving, euphoric climax.

Ramiro Lopez - Being Alone - Drumcode - DC181

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Egypt’s Raxon makes his Truesoul debut with a searing four-tracker.

The talented DJ/producer has been a marked man on Adam Beyer’s musical radar ever since his stunning remix of Noir & Olivier Giacamotto’s ‘Reste’ landed during the summer of 2016. His productions have elsewhere found a home on Diynamic, Noir, Tronic and more recently Ellum, reinforcing his ability to craft powerful techno that still retains an emotive edge. 

His maiden outing for Truesoul is masterful. ‘Fobidden Quest’ is seven minute of low-end muscular bass that’s heavy on peak-time rush. ‘Orix’ is continues in this vein and is a groove-ridden bass-heavy gem. ‘Flight Call’ demonstrates his musical breadth, providing an interlude from the dancefloor with an immersive ambient work. The EP is rounded out with ‘Heliopolis’, the EP’s title track named after Raxon’s hometown. It’s a stirring composition driven by uplifting pads, tension-building bassline melodies and a laser-kissed build up. 

Support for this EP already comes in strong, including Maceo Plex, Solomun, Nicole Moudaber, Carl Cox, B.Traits, Tale of Us, John Digweed, Adriatique and of course Adam Beyer.

Raxon - Forbidden Quest - Truesoul - TRUE12101

Release Date	2017-11-10
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Gallya - Detroit (Original Mix) [Set About] PREVIEW

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Paul Cart & Stefano Crabuzza make a stelar debut on Great Stuff Recordings with their “Freak It” two-tracker! The brawny, funk soaked, prime time tech-house animals were built for the dancefloor.

“Freak It” is characterised by swinging snare rolls, hot-tempered drums and captivating vocals. It is backed up by a jacking bassline and a slick percussion melody that come together in an exciting climax.

“Damage” is an engaging uphill ride that keeps a continuous climb and is filled with trippy delay effects, Solid strings, strong break-downs and warm sub-frequencies throughout!

Paul Cart & Stefano Crabuzza - Damage

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