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Henri Bergmann’s Automatik imprint continues its mission of showcasing the underground’s voices with the release of Interstellar VA III Pt. 2. Expanding the third installment of the label’s compilation series, this six-track collection introduces fresh contributions from ACNØR, CultureKind, Mario Eighta, Blackloud, Yeröm, and Gaia Ekho. Each artist brings their own perspective to Automatik’s forward-thinking sound, blending diverse influences into a body of work built for global dancefloors.

Full VA - Part 2 out Oct 24th
Pre-order: ffm.to/vaIII-2

Tracklist:
ACNØR - Bang A Creepa
CultureKind - Aura
Mario Eighta - Madting
Blackloud - Take Another Step
Yeröm - Now
Gaia Ekho - Always Here

[Premiere] Mario Eighta - Madting (AUTOMATIK)

https://refractionrecords.bandcamp.com/album/aeikus-pedro-capelossi-fear-the-machine-ep
Info: The latest release on Refraction Records brings another striking collaboration between label boss Pedro Capelossi and Aeikus, this time delivering a fresh twist to their signature deep aesthetic. Featuring remixes from Brickman and Zone+, the Fear The Machine EP steps into uncharted territory for the duo, blending deep house foundations with dub textures and subtle electro inflections. Across its two originals, “Fear The Machine” and “Gravity,” the artists explore a more futuristic and mechanical sound palette, pushing their creative boundaries while keeping the immersive depth that defines the label.

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*PREMIERE* Pedro Capelossi, Aeikus - Fear the Machine (Brickman Remix)

A sound for all sunset lovers – warm, melodic, and synthetic. Dreamy and relaxed, like a sunset that never fades.

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Hidden Empire - Get Lost (Original Mix)[Stil Vor Talent]

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Dresdener Jonas Woehl kicks off the fall season by bringing his driven and melancholic style to Simina Grigoriu’s Kuukou imprint for the first time, in the shape of two original tracks and two remixes.

The release opens up with a slow paced, gradually unfolding melody. Lasting is a poised, laid back piece whose dance-inducing groove is fit for the mellower times of a set, ready to wind up the crowd.

Times dives in with a bit more panache, in the same progressively unraveling manner. Using metallic synths and zig-zagging riffs, the artist channels a dark ambient in a highly dynamic composition.

Julian Wassermann swoops in on the remix, turning it into a winding slice of late night Techno that raises pulses and spirits altogether.

Taking on Times, Munich-based Future Proof showcases his remixing chops, having previously released on labels such as Moonboutique, Whatiplay and Bouq. The result is a morphed, jarring rendition of the original, with an emphasis on a bouncy and impetuous bassline.

Lasting [KKU016 - Kuukou Records]

Lasting

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KKU016 - Jonas Woehl - Lasting (Julian Wassermann Remix)

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PREMIERE: Quivver - The Rat (Tronic) Out Now

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Regal - Fenix (Amelie Lens Remix) PREMIERE

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Artist: Teenage Mutants @teenage-mutants
Title: Running
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT226
Release: 2018-07-27

1. Rising 
2. Running 
3. Running (Metodi Hristrov Remix)

Mainz duo Teenage Mutants explore the dark side of melodic techno in their Running EP, with Bulgarian tech house patron Metodi Hristov as guest remixer.

A power packed anthem, Rising uses an undulating bassline to map out rhythmic patterns, while looming synths add a raw feel to the overarching melody.

Title track Running unveils an arpeggio-heavy construction, as drum sequences build up an abstract melody, in a nervous rhythm that moves through a cavernous space brimming with sonic flares and distant synth echoes.

Metodi Hristov rewires Running, administering a dose of rolling, groove-driven electro to this unapologetically compelling slice of techno. The artist operates frenzied percussion and irregular synth layers that all come together in unison for repeated, slow burning yet effective breakdowns.

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Regal - L'Éternité

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Regal lands once again in his very own etiquette with a powerful statement: >Still Raving<. A taste of his sound in a very particular way. one of his most personal records until date. Techno with trance. rave and acid influences that converge in the four tracks that give shape to this EP. A solid proof of music being bigger than words.

A1. Regal - Still Raving

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Introducing 'Concealed Weapons', a massive double A-sider in the melodic techno spectrum brought two you by two of the top Dutch producers in the genre.

First up it's Mitch De Klein. You might know him from his rougher work on main techno labels such as Filth On Acid and ELEVATE, but this time he shows his melodic side with 'Secret Lake', a proper summer main stage anthem!

Then we move on to Footprint who is no stranger to the Manual Music label family, having made several well received appearances on the Cinematique label. The veteran Dutch producer has struck gold with 'West Of The River', a melancholic and emotional piece of work. Simply lovely!

Mitch de Klein - Secret Lake

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DJ/producer Gunnar Stiller has seen Berlin transform considerably over the last couple of decades, soaking in influence as well as helping shape its development as a musical force, becoming a fixture of the city’s scene along the way.

Whether playing in clubs around the world such as Berghain/Panorama Bar and Watergate or Sisyphos and Ritter Butzke in Berlin, Hive Club Zurich, Baum in Bogotá and Glow Bangkok or producing his own tracks for respected labels like Upon.You Records, Smiley Fingers, Voltage Musique and Ballroom Records, Stiller’s technique is deep in character, an outward-reaching combination of techno and house with his trademark funk-tinged basslines.

Born in the sunny seaside town of Rostock, Germany, Gunnar Stiller found a change of scenery when his family moved to Berlin in the early 80s. Moving to such a beautifully chaotic, adventurous city was a key factor in shaping his musical perspective, and with the purchase of his well loved (and now worn out) turntables in the late 90s, he took his first step into a professional artistic career as DJ and producer.

In 2003 while working as manager for Berlin-based event agency No Ufos, Gunnar found himself in the heart of a perfect playground to gain insight and develop his own style, which at the time was focused on deep house, breaks and electro. Inspired by those around him such as Steve Bug, Matthias Tanzmann and Martin Landsky, Stiller quickly began to carve out his own sound that impressed not just the dancers filling the floor but also any promoter and organizer who was paying attention.

Pushing himself toward further success, he founded the artist alliance Edelmut in 2004 along with a few of his friends, an endeavor which quickly gained them notoriety as they played in the city’s top clubs like Watergate, Bar25 and later the infamous KaterHolzig , the latter of which invited Gunnar to become a resident DJ, a position he gladly accepted. On top of this, he became a regular player at the legendary HomeSweetHome sessions. His frequent and often lengthy sets (sometimes in excess of 10 hours) allowed him to explore the boundaries between (and beyond) techno and techhouse, creating a dramatic musical landscape that sets him apart from countless other DJs.

By 2009 Stiller had formed a solid intuition for exactly what moved listeners’ bodies (and spirits) and began his foray into production. His debut release, the Heideberg EP, and its followup the Manaus Madness EP – both on Voltage Musique – landed directly within the Top 5 German club charts, and Marek Hemmann’s remix of “Manaus Madness” was voted the #10 best remix by dance music authority Groove Magazine’s 2010 readers’ poll. It was around this time that Gunnar joined Upon.You Records as part of their label and booking roster, releasing a lot more EPs and contributing to the acclaimed label compilation Upon.You Diary, which was compiled by himself in 2014. These where followed by collaborations and remix projects with artists like Solomun, AndHim, Layo & Bushwacka!, Alex Niggemann, Danny Serrano, Ray Okpara, Nikola Gala, Larry Cadge, Samuel Dan, Nakadia, Dj Le Roi or Loko and more released tracks on labels like Clap Your Hands, Smiley Fingers and Time Has Changed. 

Meanwhile, Gunnar Stiller’s DJ career picked up exponentially as he established a name for himself outside his native Berlin borders. In the last few years, he has been booked to play at top festivals such as Sonar Festival, Amsterdam Dance Event, Melt! Festival, Fusion and Sonnemondsterne, in clubs throughout Eastern and Western Europe as well as South America, Asia, Australia and Africa, sharing the booth with the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Carl Craig, Laurent Garnier and Luciano. If you want to know where the global electronic dance scene is headed next, keep your eyes and ears on Gunnar Stiller…

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