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Solomun b2b Âme liveset @ Pascha (Ibiza) 21-07-2013

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[00] Mark Henning Feat. Dejan - Exit Acid [Swing - SW 01]
[05] Fabio Giannelli - Confused Spectrum [Get Physical - GPM 223]
[11] Traffic Signs - The Big Fake [KNM Special Marketing]
[15] ?
...
[23] Slam - This World (Wighnomy Bros & Robag Wrhume Bukkelfipps Remix) [Soma - CD 045]
[28] ?
[31] Kölsch - Silberpfeil [Kompakt Extra - KOMPAKTEX 68]
[35] Oliver Koletzki - Muckenschwarm [Stil Vor Talent Digital - SVTD 014]
[41] ?
[43] Mano Le Tough - Primative People (Tale Of Us Remix) [Permanent Vacation - PERMVAC 108-1]
[47] Makam - What Ya Doin' [Dekmantel - DKMNTL 010]
[53] ?

Solomun Live @ Solomun +1 B2B Âme - Pascha, Ibiza, 21-07-2013

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The music on offer is richly textured, and though techno's thundering pulse plays a major role in the proceedings, Fengler also finds time to flirt with various house tropes and explore both darkly dubby and brightly melodic passages. Beyond that, the whole thing has been expertly mixed, which comes as little surprise given the man's impressive pedigree.

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