Techno & Electro - Part 1

Traumer - Oscla ⎜ MOVEMENTS EP - SKRYPTÖM

Gary Beck - Before The Crash

B1 Len faki - Stripped - FIGURE 54

DVS1 - "Black Russian"
KW13 - Klockwork
Release date : 16 July 2014

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DVS1 - Black Russian

UHMAD - GO THROUGH

Label: Bush ‎– BSL5
Country: UK
Released: 2006 

Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Red 2) (Robert Hood Remix)

Artist: Charlotte de Witte
EP: Trip EP
Remixers: Cari Lekebusch, TWR72
Release date: 19.9.2016
Labelcode: LC-37385
Format: Digital / Vinyl
Releasedate: 19.09.2016 (Digital) / 2016 (Vinyl)

Text:
Charlotte de Witte, without doubt one of Belgium's fastest rising talents in the techno circuit, and known from two strong EP's on Tiga's Turbo label, makes her debut on OFF.

The EP starts off with "Trip", aptly name due to its cinematic sounddesign and arrangement. Charlotte's trademark use of vocals ooze character, and haunting synths complemented by a laidback but steady drum-foundation are the ingredients of this track.

Sweden's Techno-legend Cari Lekebusch delivers the first remix, a functional and linear interpretation, which is sure to be heard on festval dancefloors during the late summer.

TWR72 of Amsterdam, themselves very much what you would call a "current breakthrough act", are responsible for remix number two, a contemporary interpretation based on syncopated rhythms.

The EP is completed with "Repeat", a reduced drum-tool built around a repetitive vocal hook.

Altogether a strong statement of a promising young artist and another proof of the ongoing evolution of OFF Recordings.

Charlotte de Witte - Trip (TWR72 Remix)

Ben Klock - Subzero

Part of the DJ-wizard's split 12" with @marcelvogel on Lumberjacks in Hell. Get yourself saved!

LiH021 - The Deadpool EP

Karizma - Work It Out

The Deviant Octopus

IMPRV

GIGOLO328 | International Deejay Gigolo Records

DJ Hell - Anything, Anytime (FJAAK Remix)

Sunshine (Remixes)

Sunshine (Kink Remix)

Out now on Rekids: https://lnk.to/REKIDS147

He's coaxed them from Kassem Mosse, Actress and Skudge in the past, and now he's done it with Matt Edwards, whose "Don't Stop No Sleep" has whipped up a frenzy among the UK's bass-heavy 4/4 contingent. 

With its insistent but apathetic spoken word sample, the title cut has the kind of stupidly addictive hook that has driven so many UK club hits (think "Sicko Cell"), but it's also got the measured techno momentum that's in fashion these days. As is typical for Radio Slave, there's little window dressing, with only dulcet chord stabs to keep it afloat. "Don't Stop No Sleep" could have come at any point in his career, and like his best work, it builds so expertly that even a single hi-hat can feel explosive. (Like that one near the end—you'll know the one.) 

An acappella version and a brief "Nightmare Mix" offer idiosyncratic tools for creative DJs, while "War Dub" is a similarly-minded slab of bleepy techno. It's more of a peak-time number than its counterpart, but without the instantly recognizable sample it's just a solid Radio Slave track.

Gary Beck - Before The Crash

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