Martha Cinader – Living It (The Remixes)

Label/Cat#: Liquid Sound Lounge – LSL 214
Country: US
Year: 1998
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Deep House
Format: Vinyl, 12", Stereo

Tracklist
A1 – Living It (Victor Simonelli 8th Dimension Mix) (06:15)
A2 – Living It (VJS Acapella) (06:04)
B1 – Living It (Birth Of Cool Deep Dub) (07:19)
B2 – Living It (Simonelli Beats) (04:06)

Total length: 23:44

More information: https://www.discogs.com/release/124809-Martha-Cinader-Living-It-The-Remixes

Martha Cinader - Living It (Victor Simonelli 8th Dimension Mix) (1998)

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3Q to GABRIEL ANANDA:

Q: You released your music for about 15-20 years yet. Tell us about your mix. How did these tracks shape your artist career? 

A: Its all in a chronologic order. First contact with a kinda minimal, drum based music is come together from the beatles. I found it in a pile of old 7"s from my uncles music box. I couldn´t read, but the record with the apple was my favorite. I think that this song is still so modern. "Infinity" blew me away. Its actually not a theme of 4 or 8 bars, it has 5! That makes it, besides the music, so special. Still inpiring. "Rhythm Is A Dancer" was my first dancing experience on a school trip. These layers of sound and groove put me into a trance in seconds. Masterpiece. "L' esperanza" itself is a nice track and the video on TV made Sven look like a nice guy. So I decided to go on his party after the Loveparade 1995 which led me into the world of "real techno". That day I decided to become a musician for electronic music. "Gravitational Arch of Ten": Beauty, mystic and pure love for life. This is techno for me, I was never so interested in dark techno. On that party in 1995 Sven played black labs, space bar. On a tiny video cut I could find it and it stayed in my head and on my search list for over a decade. When I finally found it i made a remaster and edit. And eventually this year I rereleased it on soulful techno records. Richie Hawtin is not only a cool guy with a laser outfit and an image of a half god, he actually really created landmarks in electronic music. "Panic Attack" was probably 10 years ahead of time and is a blue print for minimal music which got big around 2003.  So in the late 1990s I entered the clubs and made my first records. Especially in the last years before 2000 the music was so hard and hypnotic. I only liked a few tracks, especially Marco Carolas "Hypnotisamus". I think you cant nail it more. In the early 2000s I started to focus on my roots, melodies and emotions. At that time Mathew Jonson popped up with his unbelievable melodies and aestetics. He inspired me a lot! I am still a big fan of him. One of a very few real musicians in techno. Until 2010 I dont remember so many tracks right now. Next mindblowing thing was Rainbow Serpent festival in Australia. Everybody in gothic or tribal costumes and smiling and dancing on a totally different music. Glitch Hop. 100 Bpm, kinda dubsteo like but with a totally different approach. Instead of beeing dark and as hard as possible, most of it is so positive and playful. I start right now to bring this style into my productions. My Favorite track of this and last years is "Sordid Affair". It touches me, it sounds great, its cool. What a perfect track. Maceo Plex is a real master in my eyes and deserves a mention here.

Q: You played your music all over the world yet. Which place has always been a special one for you, a place you won´t miss?

A: That is really difficult to say. There are so many great events and each has a special vibe. I love to play on open air festivals, but there are also a lot of great club events. Playing Thuishaven or Georgies Wundergarten, as well as Awakenings is always special. I was in Morocco for the first time this year and this was also a really great event with a lovely crowd. So it is not easy to pick the one and only here :)

Q: Which new projects can we expect soon?
 
A: We really worked hard on the complete Gabriel Ananda project the last months, and have a lot of amazing projects coming up. We will release a „Selected Remixes Compilation“ with 20 of my favorite remixes from the last years beginning of 2017, I´m already working on a studio album, some great cooperations and EPs and we will have the first label night from my new label Soulful Techno at Artheater in Cologne in February and this is just the tip of the iceberg. So it will be another exciting year.

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3 QUESTIONS to RESET ROBOT:
 
Q: Talking about your mix. How did these tracks have an impact on your later career?
 
A: I think its difficult to say that particular tracks have had an impact but more that listening to all of this music over the years has been very influential.
 
Q: What´s the secret behind your artist name - if there is a secret? 
 
A: I needed a new name. I used the letters from my surname Robertson and made Reset Robot. Its nearly an anagram.
 
Q: You included your latest release on (please insert label) as the last track. Which other RR projects are coming soon?
 
A: I included my latest release on Mobilee as the last track. You can expect to hear more music from me on my own label Whistleblower Records, Last Night On Earth and Truesoul.

Reset Robot - HOW I MET THE BASS #65

01.Ilija Djokovic - Serpent [Terminal M]
02.Petter B - Autonomous Overdrive [Odd Recordings]
03.Sinisa Tamamovic - Materials [Elevate]
04.Hush & Sleep - Dimensional [Ellora]
05.Mark Heninng - Expander Six [Soma Records]
06.Andre Crom - Resonance [Off Recordings]
07.Christian Smith & John Selway - Metamorphosis [Tronic]
08.Slam & Green Velvet - Take Your Time [Soma Records]
09.Marco Faraone - Patience [On Edge Society]
10.Keith Carnal - Numerous [ARTS]
11.Ilija Djokovic - Venom [Unreleased]
12.dubspeeka - K185 [Drumcode]
13.Ilija Djokovic - Nebula [Unreleased]

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Tronic Podcast 292 with Ilija Djokovic

Another special edition of Gem FM with the latest Gem Records artist: Ferdinand Dreyssig. He just released his Shades Of Prey EP on Gem (link below) and it has been an absolute highlight in every Secret Cinema DJ set of the past few months. Enjoy an hour of quality techno from Ferdinand Dreyssig in episode 64 of Gem FM!

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TRACKLIST

Intro
Spank - Martin Eyerer, Patrick Chardronnet
Shades Of Prey - Ferdinand Dreyssig
Process - Wehbba
Jc2204 - Wex 10
Invasion - Rudosa, Frazier
Multiplayer - Oscar L
Atom - 2pole
Asteroid - Jay Lumen
Fisto (Extended Mix) - T78
Lost Moments (Len Faki Hardspace Mix) - Developer
Dione - Andre Crom
Black Snake - Ferdinand Dreyssig
The Eye Of The Beholder - Victor Ruiz

Gem FM 064 - Ferdinand Dreyssig

1.	Jonathan Kaspar - Renard
	2.	Asio (aka R-Play) - Dada
	3.	Ki Creighton & Jem Cooke - Colourblind (Skream Remix)
	4.	Hot Chip - Hungry Child (Kink Mix) 
	5.	Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness (Adana Twins Remix One)
	6.	JP Enfant - Buoyance (Sinfol Remix)
	7.	Isaac Reuben - NRO
	8.	STERAC -The Teacher
	9.	Sinfol - Who We Are (JP Enfant Remix)
	10.	Asio aka R- Play - Last Day In Space
	11.	Res Mo - Glass

Club Room 72 with Anja Schneider

Welcome to a new episode of Club Room! This week I have an hour of mostly new music from Ardstepz, Patrice Baumel, Len Faki, Ejeca, Rob Hes, and myself. Plus some old gold from Konstantin Siebold and a remix I made last year of Sophie Hunger. Enjoy...


1. Ardstepz - Space Boy
2. Patrice Bäumel - Receiver
3. TWR072 - Nerve 
4. Henry Cullen & Tom Laws - Virus Night
5. DJ Haus - Let My Brain Go (Len Faki Remix)
6. Anja Schneider - Future State
7. Ejeca - Bends
8. Rob Hes - Somewhere Else
9. Konstantin Siebold - Mutter
10. Sophie Hunger - There Is Still Pain Left (Anja Schneider Remix)

Club Room 92 with Anja Schneider

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Miss Kittin effortlessly delivers a masterful and perfectly thought out set with all the key elements of her well established style: groovy male vocals, heavy bass lines, a couple of classics and her & The Hacker's hit single "Frank Sinatra".

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Miss Kittin Recorded Live from The Mission 2013 at Roman Arena, Bucharest [Romania]

1. DVL - Hotel Vibes
2. Sqeef - Calmness Of The Mountains
3. Persona RS - Diatom
4. Regis - The Solution
5. Cesar Martino, Soouls - Brireo (Ones. remix)
6. Felix Fleer & Jonas Landwehr - Limerence (Edit Select remix)
7. Toki Fuko - Astatine
8. Vâyu - Nysa
9. De Moraes - Distance Between
10. Svarog - Week 3
11. Drafted - Recursion
12. Repressed Mind - Tears of the Sea
13. Artifical Drm & Atypikal - Obey
14. Felix Fleer & Jonas Landwehr - Metanoia
15. Johannes Dora - Driving 
16. Evod - Forma Permanente
17. Fixon - Destroyed Landscape

Emotional Behavior Podcast 07

HOW I MET THE BASS is a concept series, founded and hosted by @marc-depulse. 

It's not about mixing the current charts - it's about your roots. A storyteller. Music from your childhood and youth that once had a big impact on your later doings, showing musicially how you got in touch with Electronic Music back in the days.

Marc tells about his project:

"Techno is a huge family. These are my experiences when I'm coming to different cities and places every weekend. Doesn't matter who you are and where you're coming from. It's about making friends and having a good time together. I have met so many interesting artists during the last 2 decades and all of them love to tell their own exciting story. So I'm inviting my favorite artists from time to time to mix their musicial roots within a podcast."