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FLORIAN MEINDL - aorta (herzblut)

Metajets (Rashmika Dissanayake Remix)

Support from Maceo Plex, Laurent Garnier, Mano Le Tough, Pan-Pot, Nick Curly, Sian, Riva Starr, Alan Fitzpatrick, Tiga, Sam Paganini, Stephan Bodzin and many more!

With his new artist album “Quiet Distortion” ready for release this summer, Gregor Tresher once again sets sail to break new soil, proving why he is considered to be one of the most consistent artists in the universe of Techno music.  "About A Good Place”, “Neon”, “A Thousand Nights”, “Full Range Madness” or his recent “Goliath”  amongst many others - the list of Tresher's tracks that have turned into modern classics is more than impressive.
Now, with this new installment of 12 tracks and once again  accompanied by forward-thinking artwork by long-time collaborating 3D-artist  Dennis Richter, it seems that Gregor managed to bridge the gap to his early releases by transforming their original, uncompromising sound into the here and now. Gregor puts it this way: “I am aiming to ﬁnd the right balance in-between the vibe of some of my early music and the kind of modern Techno I like to play as a DJ, but at the same time I do not want to stand still but evolve as a musician. The goal I try to reach is to create something that will hopefully stand the test of time.“ 
Enjoy these 3 teasers “Surrender”, ''Depend'' and “Tyrant” that instantly set the tone for what we consider to be Tresher´s most complete piece of work to date. Accompanying the release, Gregor embarks on another extensive  album tour from May on spanning over six months. It will include a mixture of exclusive live erformances as well as DJ-gigs kicking off at the end of May and touching down on some of the most proliﬁc music festivals and clubs around the world.

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Gregor Tresher - Depend (Break New Soil)



CLINT STEWART - HUB TWO [SNDST018]

Vinyl: www.deejay.de/SNDST018_-_Clint_S…o_-_12inch__228775

A1: Clint Stewart & Pan-Pot – Zau!
A2: Clint Stewart & Stephan Hinz – Fall To Earth
B1: Clint Stewart & Michael Klein – Artifacts
B2: Clint Stewart & The Reason Y – Audabe Flares

Now that we are firmly underway into our second year, it's time to celebrate Second State's family vibes as we bring you the sophomore installment of our annual HUB release. This year we have Clint Stewart taking the helm and over the course of four collaborative tracks with The Reason Y, Michael Klein, Stephan Hinz and of course Pan-Pot, the American displays his prowess for creating powerful, emotive dance floor cuts.

Kicking things off in grand fashion, the EP starts with the alliance of Clint and the boss men Pan-Pot on a massive tune entitled "Zau!" featuring the insanely talented Portuguese percussionist, Peter Xoben, and the inimitable artist Luio Onassis who graced us with his signature artwork for this release. After a chance encounter in Berlin a year ago, Clint met up with Peter and Luio for an impromptu recording session that would later go on to become Zau! after Pan-Pot heard an early working session. With rapid fire blasts of Peter Xoben's drums laid over a captivating groove, the track grows with intensity as deep sonic blasts of low end rumbles and sharp rhythmic hooks engross the aural space.

Soon, wildly unforgettable bursts of neural jabs begin to play a game of call and response with the existing elements as lush, rising pads install a relentless tension of ecstatic proportions to absolutely demolish any dance floor scenario. Following up "Zau!" is Clint and Stephan Hinz who after last years hugely successful HUB collaboration "Shimmer" are back with another incredibly heady tune, aptly titled "Fall To Earth".

Spanning spaces somewhere between deep, euphoric and driving the guys deliver an exquisite "nail biter", testing patience only to deliver a huge pay off of lush strings, melodic bass lines and stirring melodies carried by a heaving groove perfect for those intimate moments.

Embarking into the second half of the release we see Clint team up with Michael Klein to drop what could be the heaviest and most psychedelic tune of the release. 'Artifacts' is a white knuckle ride from beginning to end. Fast paced, swirling arps, unrelenting percussive builds, malevolent jabs and truly hefty roars of bass set the stage for what can only be described as a 'Draconian' opus of epic breadth transcending time and space. Wrapping up the collaborative release is Clint's pairing with Berlin duo The Reason Y for an uplifting ride on 'Aubade Flares'.

Persistent and unyielding grooves lay the foundation as abrasive yet opulent tones partner with rich low end which continually grow before rising to a fever pitch. As the vitality gets to be almost unbearable, a wash of dreamy, intoxicated strings bring it all together into a grandiose symphony of gorgeous harmonics. As heard over the course of these four collaborative HUB tracks, the comradery of the Second State crew is organically becoming more and more solidified and that was always the plan, yet it has past all our original expectations, and we think you will agree.

We hope you enjoy Clint's interpretation of our unique HUB series.

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Hub Two

Vinyl

Clint Stewart & Michael Klein - Artifacts

Now in its second decade, with a steady stream of the most forward thinking and cutting edge techno productions, Drumcode has one of the biggest selections of releases from industry heavy hitters, whilst not forgetting its future by bringing the newest talented producers into the limelight, where Layton Giordani is now a name firmly within that line up.

The New York born, but now EU based producer first had recognition back in 2014, and his debut release came via Drumcode with his track “Rivington” on the A-Sides Vol5 compilation in 2016. 

Consisting of 12 original tracks, the album packs a punch when it comes to no-nonsense techno. Successfully weaving relentless drums and catchy vocal hooks into a selection of thick, brooding, atmospheric tracks.

Layton Giordani - Sometimes - Drumcode - DC170

Since his SCI+TEC debut, ’This And That’, back in 2014, we’ve seen Offenbach’s Wigbert flourish and develop
into one of the most exciting young producers of today. With a talent for exploring fresh tangents and textures
of sound, the German has become a creative conductor among his fellow minimal mercenaries. Having rocked
the recent SCI+TEC 10 showcase in Beirut alongside label boss Dubfire and fresh from the release of his
fantastic remix of Gregor Tresher’s ‘Quiet Distortion’, Wigbert now unveils his excellent new ‘Rain Shower’ EP.
The title track showcases, to perfection, the power of ‘less is more’. Single note bass stabs and bouncing
droplets create a feeling of expanse, as synth chords wash through in intense waves, building to a cloudburst
crescendo.
Adopting a similar albeit more powerful bounce, Wigbert propels us with washes of sound and rabid snares as
we take flight on ‘Airplane’, before he closes out the release with the powerful synth driven monster that is
‘Weird Chords’. Not so odd, but incredibly effective and yet another SCI+TEC stunner.

Wigbert - Weird Chords

When Neon was originally released in 2006, it was a landslide. Being championed by Sven Väth for ages (and being one of the tracks that were the soundtrack to his notorious vocal performance at Time Warp that very year) - it was the track that ultimately cemented Gregor´s status as one of the main representatives for a new breed of Techno producers by inventing a trademark sound that shaped the path to the future. With the original recording being carefully remastered in Ljubljiana by Gregor Zemljic with greatest precision, this new version brings that trademark sound to life once again - or has it ever been away really?

On the flipside we have a remix by another notorious heavyweight: Butch! His version, originally sketched not so long after the original came out, takes the melodies of the original track to the housier floors. When Butch sent his version to Gregor a little bit over a year ago it actually established the idea of a re-release.

We believe there probably couldn´t be a better track than Neon to underline the name of our newly founded label: GTO - Gregor Tresher Originals

Gregor Tresher - Neon (Butch Remix) (GTO)

Buy/Stream

Fabio Florido - Multiverse (Matador Remix)

Back in February, when the world was normal, we released our very first ambient album. An immersive masterclass in ritualistic simplicity - Kazuya Nagaya 'Dream Interpretations'. 
Once this challenging time is over, we'll introduce you to our next project including Remixes by the outstanding producers Cassegrain, Yotam Avni, Steve Rachmad, VRIL, Flug, Intercity Express, Yagya, EVS and Markus SuckutThe first remix by head honcho @Dubfire is out now.

Get it here: https://scitec.lnk.to/ThanatosDubfireRemix

Download/Stream

Kazuya Nagaya - Thanatos (Dubfire Remix)

RELEASE: Pan-Pot - White Fiction EP
Vinyl: bit.ly/TxvCNu
Beatport: btprt.dj/WCAjT4
Julian Jeweil Remix: http://goo.gl/TDMKT
iTunes: bit.ly/X2ibQM

Pan-Pot "Kepler" (Julian Jeweil Remix) Snippet

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In the trend-driven universe of electronic dance music, Gregor Tresher is the rare artist who transcends such cycles. His secret? A relentless focus on melody and timbre, timeless musical elements that other producers often undervalue. Just as a painting or a photograph appears to move if one stares at it long enough, close listening to the stratified grooves and melodies in Tresher's music reveals an organic universe of shifting sound.

Gregor Tresher - Depend (Break New Soil)

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