Podcasts from artists born or based in Hamburg.

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Hamburg Elektronisch Podcasts

Podcast #44 Cine

Podcast #45 Usus

Podcast #46 Kuno

In July we talked to @klaryoko, the Hamburg based DJ and Radio Host presents a mixture of funky tunes and powerful Techno. She is known for her radio show "Funky Frech", which she hosts with her partner in crime Lena. Her show is includes Interview in German on a wide range of musical topics. You can catch it on air via in Hamburg via Tide and on their Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/funkyfrechradio

Podcast #47 - Klaryoko

Podcast #48 - Turquoise Colored French Tourists

This month we got @nissasc from Slic Unit and LW&D

Podcast #49 Nissa

For the first one of 2022 we got @fovian for you!

Podcast #50 Fovian

Podcast #51 Piano Riffs

Podcast # 52 ONLYLU

Podcast #53 ATAVEM

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Bands that have been assigned to the style of „Hamburger Schule“ in the 80's and early 90's have actually created quite different styles of music and refused to be reduced to local patriotism. And is there supposed to be one single genre for a city comprising almost 2 million inhabitants? There must be more. And there has always been more.

DJ Koze, former MC for Fishmob, reworked Blumfeld's „Tausend Tränen tief“ into Minimal House. Flagship band Tocotronic got remixed by Erobique. Richard von der Schulenburg, back then Keyboarder of Die Sterne, now has a reputation as a DJ for deep and fond sets. Not to mention the G-Move – a parade for happy ravers, and the Front-Club – the first homeland for House in West Germany.

So when approaching the Hamburg music scene, make sure not to confuse its estimable past with the present. Always take a step further and don’t forget the ones who didn’t fit in.

Those will be found within the environment of the Golden Pudel Club – still a statement, politically and in regards to music. And there is Golem – the place to go for those Bohèmes into Jazz, Marcuse and Minimal Techno. Frappant hosted Off-Partys for those into art. There are Grünanlagen open airs in the summer, PAL in Karoviertel, TurTur in Wilhelmsburg, Uebel & Gefährlich and many more. The club owners’ valuation for music and dancing excels the one for business. Some of them kind of exceed the limit of this practice and maybe shouldn’t be mentioned here. (sorry trade office).

Off the beaten tracks there’s a vivid scene of dedicated hosts and labels such as Smallville, Pampa, Derivé Schallplatten, Baalsaal Records, Diynamic Music or hafendisko. Among others, always among others.

The series „hamburg elektronisch“ already tributed two compilations under the slogan „von house zu house“ to this diversity. Its high quality level proceeds with the third issue of 29 (mainly exclusive) tracks from e.g. DJ Koze, Erobique, Christopher Rau, Isolée and Lawrence. Via a Double-CD, a digital album (separate tracks and mix) and a 12“ EP, „hamburg elektronisch 3“ presents the electronic sound of a city where more than a few ships are in motion.

Browsing through the tracklisting the gentle reader will notice not a few artists who gained a remarkable international reputation.

Find out more about electronic music from Hamburg, the scene’s protagonists, event tips, and more on „hamburg elektronisch“ here:
facebook.com/hamburgelektronisch. This page will be updated beyond the compilation release.

hamburg elektronisch 3 is released on 25.03.2016 on Double-CD and digital. The vinyl is released prior to the CD in form of a 4-track-12" EP.

Les Loups - Fuhl's Gold

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Bands that have been assigned to the style of „Hamburger Schule“ in the 80's and early 90's have actually created quite different styles of music and refused to be reduced to local patriotism. And is there supposed to be one single genre for a city comprising almost 2 million inhabitants? There must be more. And there has always been more.

DJ Koze, former MC for Fishmob, reworked Blumfeld's „Tausend Tränen tief“ into Minimal House. Flagship band Tocotronic got remixed by Erobique. Richard von der Schulenburg, back then Keyboarder of Die Sterne, now has a reputation as a DJ for deep and fond sets. Not to mention the G-Move – a parade for happy ravers, and the Front-Club – the first homeland for House in West Germany.

So when approaching the Hamburg music scene, make sure not to confuse its estimable past with the present. Always take a step further and don’t forget the ones who didn’t fit in.

Those will be found within the environment of the Golden Pudel Club – still a statement, politically and in regards to music. And there is Golem – the place to go for those Bohèmes into Jazz, Marcuse and Minimal Techno. Frappant hosted Off-Partys for those into art. There are Grünanlagen open airs in the summer, PAL in Karoviertel, TurTur in Wilhelmsburg, Uebel & Gefährlich and many more. The club owners’ valuation for music and dancing excels the one for business. Some of them kind of exceed the limit of this practice and maybe shouldn’t be mentioned here. (sorry trade office).

Off the beaten tracks there’s a vivid scene of dedicated hosts and labels such as Smallville, Pampa, Derivé Schallplatten, Baalsaal Records, Diynamic Music or hafendisko. Among others, always among others.

The series „hamburg elektronisch“ already tributed two compilations under the slogan „von house zu house“ to this diversity. Its high quality level proceeds with the third issue of 29 (mainly exclusive) tracks from e.g. DJ Koze, Erobique, Christopher Rau, Isolée and Lawrence. Via a Double-CD, a digital album (separate tracks and mix) and a 12“ EP, „hamburg elektronisch 3“ presents the electronic sound of a city where more than a few ships are in motion.

Browsing through the tracklisting the gentle reader will notice not a few artists who gained a remarkable international reputation.

Find out more about electronic music from Hamburg, the scene’s protagonists, event tips, and more on „hamburg elektronisch“ here:
facebook.com/hamburgelektronisch. This page will be updated beyond the compilation release.

hamburg elektronisch 3 is released on 25.03.2016 on Double-CD and digital. The vinyl is released prior to the CD in form of a 4-track-12" EP.

Joney - Pop Corner

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Bands that have been assigned to the style of „Hamburger Schule“ in the 80's and early 90's have actually created quite different styles of music and refused to be reduced to local patriotism. And is there supposed to be one single genre for a city comprising almost 2 million inhabitants? There must be more. And there has always been more.

DJ Koze, former MC for Fishmob, reworked Blumfeld's „Tausend Tränen tief“ into Minimal House. Flagship band Tocotronic got remixed by Erobique. Richard von der Schulenburg, back then Keyboarder of Die Sterne, now has a reputation as a DJ for deep and fond sets. Not to mention the G-Move – a parade for happy ravers, and the Front-Club – the first homeland for House in West Germany.

So when approaching the Hamburg music scene, make sure not to confuse its estimable past with the present. Always take a step further and don’t forget the ones who didn’t fit in.

Those will be found within the environment of the Golden Pudel Club – still a statement, politically and in regards to music. And there is Golem – the place to go for those Bohèmes into Jazz, Marcuse and Minimal Techno. Frappant hosted Off-Partys for those into art. There are Grünanlagen open airs in the summer, PAL in Karoviertel, TurTur in Wilhelmsburg, Uebel & Gefährlich and many more. The club owners’ valuation for music and dancing excels the one for business. Some of them kind of exceed the limit of this practice and maybe shouldn’t be mentioned here. (sorry trade office).

Off the beaten tracks there’s a vivid scene of dedicated hosts and labels such as Smallville, Pampa, Derivé Schallplatten, Baalsaal Records, Diynamic Music or hafendisko. Among others, always among others.

The series „hamburg elektronisch“ already tributed two compilations under the slogan „von house zu house“ to this diversity. Its high quality level proceeds with the third issue of 29 (mainly exclusive) tracks from e.g. DJ Koze, Erobique, Christopher Rau, Isolée and Lawrence. Via a Double-CD, a digital album (separate tracks and mix) and a 12“ EP, „hamburg elektronisch 3“ presents the electronic sound of a city where more than a few ships are in motion.

Browsing through the tracklisting the gentle reader will notice not a few artists who gained a remarkable international reputation.

Find out more about electronic music from Hamburg, the scene’s protagonists, event tips, and more on „hamburg elektronisch“ here:
facebook.com/hamburgelektronisch. This page will be updated beyond the compilation release.

hamburg elektronisch 3 is released on 25.03.2016 on Double-CD and digital. The vinyl is released prior to the CD in form of a 4-track-12" EP.

RSS Disco - Dove

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www.hfn-music.com/hafendisko

Bands that have been assigned to the style of „Hamburger Schule“ in the 80's and early 90's have actually created quite different styles of music and refused to be reduced to local patriotism. And is there supposed to be one single genre for a city comprising almost 2 million inhabitants? There must be more. And there has always been more.

DJ Koze, former MC for Fishmob, reworked Blumfeld's „Tausend Tränen tief“ into Minimal House. Flagship band Tocotronic got remixed by Erobique. Richard von der Schulenburg, back then Keyboarder of Die Sterne, now has a reputation as a DJ for deep and fond sets. Not to mention the G-Move – a parade for happy ravers, and the Front-Club – the first homeland for House in West Germany.

So when approaching the Hamburg music scene, make sure not to confuse its estimable past with the present. Always take a step further and don’t forget the ones who didn’t fit in.

Those will be found within the environment of the Golden Pudel Club – still a statement, politically and in regards to music. And there is Golem – the place to go for those Bohèmes into Jazz, Marcuse and Minimal Techno. Frappant hosted Off-Partys for those into art. There are Grünanlagen open airs in the summer, PAL in Karoviertel, TurTur in Wilhelmsburg, Uebel & Gefährlich and many more. The club owners’ valuation for music and dancing excels the one for business. Some of them kind of exceed the limit of this practice and maybe shouldn’t be mentioned here. (sorry trade office).

Off the beaten tracks there’s a vivid scene of dedicated hosts and labels such as Smallville, Pampa, Derivé Schallplatten, Baalsaal Records, Diynamic Music or hafendisko. Among others, always among others.

The series „hamburg elektronisch“ already tributed two compilations under the slogan „von house zu house“ to this diversity. Its high quality level proceeds with the third issue of 29 (mainly exclusive) tracks from e.g. DJ Koze, Erobique, Christopher Rau, Isolée and Lawrence. Via a Double-CD, a digital album (separate tracks and mix) and a 12“ EP, „hamburg elektronisch 3“ presents the electronic sound of a city where more than a few ships are in motion.

Browsing through the tracklisting the gentle reader will notice not a few artists who gained a remarkable international reputation.

Find out more about electronic music from Hamburg, the scene’s protagonists, event tips, and more on „hamburg elektronisch“ here:
facebook.com/hamburgelektronisch. This page will be updated beyond the compilation release.

hamburg elektronisch 3 is released on 25.03.2016 on Double-CD and digital. The vinyl is released prior to the CD in form of a 4-track-12" EP.

Patlac - U3

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www.hfn-music.com/hafendisko

Bands that have been assigned to the style of „Hamburger Schule“ in the 80's and early 90's have actually created quite different styles of music and refused to be reduced to local patriotism. And is there supposed to be one single genre for a city comprising almost 2 million inhabitants? There must be more. And there has always been more.

DJ Koze, former MC for Fishmob, reworked Blumfeld's „Tausend Tränen tief“ into Minimal House. Flagship band Tocotronic got remixed by Erobique. Richard von der Schulenburg, back then Keyboarder of Die Sterne, now has a reputation as a DJ for deep and fond sets. Not to mention the G-Move – a parade for happy ravers, and the Front-Club – the first homeland for House in West Germany.

So when approaching the Hamburg music scene, make sure not to confuse its estimable past with the present. Always take a step further and don’t forget the ones who didn’t fit in.

Those will be found within the environment of the Golden Pudel Club – still a statement, politically and in regards to music. And there is Golem – the place to go for those Bohèmes into Jazz, Marcuse and Minimal Techno. Frappant hosted Off-Partys for those into art. There are Grünanlagen open airs in the summer, PAL in Karoviertel, TurTur in Wilhelmsburg, Uebel & Gefährlich and many more. The club owners’ valuation for music and dancing excels the one for business. Some of them kind of exceed the limit of this practice and maybe shouldn’t be mentioned here. (sorry trade office).

Off the beaten tracks there’s a vivid scene of dedicated hosts and labels such as Smallville, Pampa, Derivé Schallplatten, Baalsaal Records, Diynamic Music or hafendisko. Among others, always among others.

The series „hamburg elektronisch“ already tributed two compilations under the slogan „von house zu house“ to this diversity. Its high quality level proceeds with the third issue of 29 (mainly exclusive) tracks from e.g. DJ Koze, Erobique, Christopher Rau, Isolée and Lawrence. Via a Double-CD, a digital album (separate tracks and mix) and a 12“ EP, „hamburg elektronisch 3“ presents the electronic sound of a city where more than a few ships are in motion.

Browsing through the tracklisting the gentle reader will notice not a few artists who gained a remarkable international reputation.

Find out more about electronic music from Hamburg, the scene’s protagonists, event tips, and more on „hamburg elektronisch“ here:
facebook.com/hamburgelektronisch. This page will be updated beyond the compilation release.

hamburg elektronisch 3 is released on 25.03.2016 on Double-CD and digital. The vinyl is released prior to the CD in form of a 4-track-12" EP.

Extrawelt - Splendid Nausea

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Hamburg has always been modest about itself - it’s not the kind of city that shouts too loudly about the various treasures it holds. That’s why it’s always a pleasure when a new chapter of the Hamburg Elektronisch series lands - nally the city’s underground scene allows itself a little moment in the limelight. The compilations already released under Hamburg Elektronisch have portrayed a city rich in creativity and diversity, showcasing some of the most exciting artists active in electronic music today - wherever the location. Therefore the series has now been formed into a label. This first EP on the Hamburg Elektronisch label doesn’t disappoint - four killer tracks from the city’s depths. 


Local heroes Deo & Z-man join forces with tastemaker supreme and PAL resident Marc Schneider on ‘All The Animals’ to deliver a heads down club jam - sparking production adding a glossy sheen to a dirty groove.

Next up is Oskar - a young talent born in Hamburg and raised in the club, PAL resident as well - diving directly into the vibey house track ‘A12’, with its raw drums and atmospheric synth melody.

Neal White is no stranger to the scene - he’s been releasing on labels like Eintakt, Eminor, Werkstoff and Kammer. His track ‘Puh’ is more of the good stuff - electro-inspired new wave vibes coupled with club-destroying grooves.

Releaseparty at Hamburg’s Betalounge on 8th April 2017.

hhe01, digital, 7th April 2017
01. Deo & Z-Man, Marc Schneider: All The Animals
02. Oskar.: A12
03. Neal White: Puh
04. Rupert Marnie: Can-D

Neal White: Puh

Dear music lovers, let us introduce mister David Lenk, he is one of the promoters of the LEiSURE events happening all over Hamburg and also Sunday Rotation resident at the reeperbahn based Häkken club. We hope you enjoy his journey through his dreamy yet groovy house selection.
Get to know more about David Lenk:
https://soundcloud.com/david_lenk
LEiSURE: https://soundcloud.com/user-751231847

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Track List:
1. Noha-Cables
2. Koett&Wellbeck-Untitled Nine
3. Mr.Statik-Clandestine (XDB Remix)
4. Anthony Napels-Smacks EP
5. Dcnt-Powermonger
6. IAN-All Here
7. Hugo Barritt-Peaking
8. Chaos in the CBD-United/Identities
9. Cally&Andi-Smelt

Podcast #08 by David Lenk

This time we have Cirque Du Minimaliste (@cirque-du-minimaliste) label head Felix Lorusso (@lorusso) on the decks. Felix is known for his highly energetic Techno sets which he normally plays on four decks, so he can shift gears fast and smooth, so you know why the tracklist is a bit longer. You can also catch him playing at Rote Flora at his SubspAce fundraiser parties on a regular basis.
We also have a new coop for everybody who speaks German, every podcast will be sided by a short Q&A over at Szene Hamburg.

1. Broken English Club - Carrion
2. Varg - Salem 
3. Under Black Helmet - Staring Into Yellow Eyes
4. Slam - Convection 
5. Judas - Anathema I 
6. Morbeck - Symbols 
7. Kaelan - Self deception 
8. Marla Singer - Complex Chemistry 
9. Fjaak - Gewebe 15 
10.Keith Carnal - Sword Play 
11.Versalife - Mystic Traces 
12.Perc - Bin Juice 
13.Shadows - Frozen Horizons 
14.Hot Waves - Potential 
15.Vsk - Drun Arrow 
16.Emex, Studio 416 - Hyperion (Subjected Remix)
17.Takaaki Itoh - Wisher 
18.Ambivalent, Matrixxman - Junction 
19.Oscar Mulero - Color (Silent Servant Remix) 
20.Under Black Helmet - Misbehavior

German Q&A

Podcast #09 by Felix Lorusso

Ayer Fijen (@user-262747624-519327583) is one of those hip hop heads who got into house music and re-thinks the genre in his own patterns and vibes. Forming his sets into highly selective mixtapes, filled with special edits and bootlegs out of the secret record-crates of the world wide web. If you are into german underground hip-hop or trap, you might now this guy from his crews / label @erotiktoyrecords or @oest-records or his numerous alter-egos @youngmeyerlack, Ali Whales or @bobbie-die-boomboxbande,

Podcast #16 by Ayer Fijen

First podcast in 2019 is by no one else than by, 50% of Epikur (@epikurmusic), Lehult (@lehult) gangmember and PAL (@palwerks) resident Cryptofauna (@cryptofaunamusic)! She's definitely one if not the finest females selector around town. Nadja (her real name) loves acid sounds, stomping bassdrums and throbbing loudspeakers. This DJ mix is all of it and even more. Check out her interview and get a glimpse into her mindset and some funny anecdotes.

Tracklist:
Shifted Phases - Dance Of The Celestial Druids
Kosh - Null 212 
Pure Science - Like Dat
DJ Normal 4 - La Arabia 
Paranoid London - We Come To Rock  
Vanity 6 - Make-up 
Illektrolab - Darkness Falling 
LUZ1E - Solitvde 
Alden Tyrell - Acid 7 (LA-4A Remix)
7th Voyage - Up 
Donato Dozzy - Nine ’o Three 
Acid Junkies - Control 
Europa - Amsterdam

Hamburg Elektronisch Podcast

Podcast #18 by Cryptofauna

Hamburg based Techno label Snork Enterprises (@snorkenterprises) welcomes  Lucinee (@lucinee) and Lifka (@lifka36) with their morphing acid fueled Techno banger "Mechanical Skin". Well saturated kicks bang along the infectious acid line, which drifts off in pads and reverbs. Raw and heavy stuff for moments lost in time.

Get the release:
https://www.deejay.de/Lucinee_Lifka_Stute_Black_Moon_SNORK098_Vinyl__344030

https://www.beatport.com/release/black-moon/2451066


Lucinee (@lucinee) on socials:
https://www.facebook.com/Lucinee.techno/
https://www.instagram.com/lucin.ee/

Lifka (@lifka36) on socials:
https://www.facebook.com/lifkakatt/
https://www.instagram.com/lifka36/

Snork Enterprises (https://soundcloud.com/snorkenterprises) on socials:
https://www.facebook.com/SnorkEnterprisesRecords/
https://www.instagram.com/snorkenterprises/
https://www.youtube.com/user/SnorkEnterprises

HHE Premiere: Lifka & Lucinee - Mechanical Skin [Snork98]

One of Hamburg's most promising newcomers delivers one of his rare mixes, as @lifka36 is normally seen with his modular live set. In his mix he connects organic and industrial aesthetics to a breathing body of work, building up the energy when it breathes in and relieving it again as it exhales.
For all our german fans there is an interview with him up on Szene Hamburg.

Track list:

Kraftwerk - The Voice Of Energy
Overlook - There Was Truth and There Was Untruth
Kike Pravda - Helix
Kwartz - Distorted Reality (Part 2 - VSK Remix)
Krypt - Unknown Frequency
Markus Suckut - Turn On
ArchivOne - Tape4
Keikari - Paratiisi
Adam X - Digital Eyes
Secret Frequency - Homesick
Hadone - At The Beginning It Was Only Noise
Strathy - Space Nation
jeånne - i cån liberåte you from the devil
Stef Mendesidis - Operator
dotwav - Schmerz
Dax J - Acid Ascention (Dax J Club Mix)
Sebastian Krämer - Stella
Rvde - Path Line (VSK remix)
Stef Mendesidis - Senzo
Kuf - Krem
Component - Who Cares?
Moteka - Space Nation

German Interview

Podcast #19 by Lifka

Volker *live is the hottest s*** in town right now.
They play live, with instruments and with honesty. We predict a great future for their fresh disco-house-like club sounds. Curtains up for Robin, Micha and Julian!
@volkerlive

Recorded at Hamburg Elektronisch Showcase @ Beta Lounge / 30.03.2019
Set time: 23-00h
Stay tuned for more VOLKER: https://www.facebook.com/volker3000/

Podcast #20 by VOLKER

For this months podcast we have BL Brixton (@blbrixton), the Sydpol resident and IF member delivers a visionary mix of Detroit Electro, Breaks and Techno, sometimes funky sometimes cold yet driving. He describes his sound somehow "bubbling" or what-stores-would-call-leftfield, we would say it's simply proper electronic music! Most recently he has released his "Closed Eyes Tourist" EP on Laut & Luise.

We hope you enjoy this one, the interview on Szene Hamburg is made for our German readers as always. But the translation algorithms become better day by day!


BL Brixton on socials:
https://www.facebook.com/BLBrixton/
@blbrixton

Podcast #21 by BL Brixton

Known for her two outstanding party series "Lucid" and "NACKT", it's clear to say Lucinee has found her place in the local scene. Whilst her "Lucid" series has been around for a while already. "NACKT" is her newest series, mixing freedom of sexual expression, body positivity, fetish and art with techno and ambient. A visionary concept which has added something to the scene which had gone missing in Hamburg for some years.

Here we present you her newest release on Ohne Kommerziellen Wert. "Ritual" is a acid driven techno heavy weight. However, better feel the energy for yourself.

https://soundcloud.com/lucinee
https://soundcloud.com/ohnekommerziellenwert

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HHE Premiere: Lucinee - Ritual

Günni Gatzen is well-known around the city due to his residency and involvement at the Moloch. Since some years he and his crew called "Bassbotanik" made some waves in the city with their melodic, ethno and oriental inspired sound. However, Günni himself stands for more forward yet melodic techno. Usually he delivers the peak time sets on the Mainfloor of his home-base-club.

@guenthergatzen
https://www.facebook.com/guennigatzen
https://www.facebook.com/Bassbotanik/

Podcast #22 by Günni Gatzen

The co-host of Kinky Sundays, Lenard Klein (@lenard-klein), delivers an ecstatic, extasy filled house session. You can feel and smell the sweat dripping right out of it. This one is perfect to get you hot for a night out to get lost in. Kinky Sundays is a party for all poets, gays, fetish-dressers, free-thinking heteros, drag queens, heteroflexibles, transvestites, bisexuals, lesbians, transexuals and those who love them. You can check their parties here: https://www.facebook.com/KINKY-SUNDAYS-170849856944320/
And Lenard's stuff here:
https://soundcloud.com/lenard-klein

Podcast #26 Lenard Klein

Podcast #28 Oliver Kapp

For the first one of 2020 @haaizey drops a divers and damn poppin' mix. By Connecting Miami Bass, Detroit Electro, UK Rave and House, the Bombaclart Bass resident and promoter showcases his outstanding selector skills. Make sure to follow this guy for some special deliveries!

Podcast #29 Haaizey

Podcast #33 Best Boy Electric

Podcast #34 Linus

Podcast #36: Stromschienen Syndikat

Podcast #37 DJ Mell G

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