missing berghain - part 2

Some naughty techno from a legend and a soon to be legend. not for the faint hearted :)

Trade - Half Nelson

Sanwal & Shahar Dar Shahar

MS1987

Artist: Orlando Voorn
Title: Collected
Label: Musique Pour La Danse
Format / Cat# / UPC: 
12"/MPD002/
File under Techno, House.

Label: olivier@mentalgroove.ch 
Distribution: www.newsdistribution.be

Tracklisting:
A1. Basic Bastard - Smooth (1996)
A2. Baruka - Jazzy (1992)
B1. Designer Loops - I Believe (1991)
B2. Dope Dog ‎– Keep House Unda'Ground (1995)

Release Infos:

Orlando Voorn, the artist:

He who started in the late 80's as a successful DMC DJ in The Netherlands, mixing electro and hip-hop tracks, established thenafter an historic musical connection between Amsterdam and Detroit. Orlando Voorn's unique signature of early productions, analog tweaks, funky beats and cosmic chords, quickly attracted the attention of the like of Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson, for which he produced game changing classic tracks like "Game One (as Infiniti)" and "Fix (as Flash)" in the early 90's only to continue to do so until today on numerous labels (R&S, Fragile, Nightvision…) and under various aliases (Playboy, Ghetto Brothers, Format…).

Orlando Voorn, Collected EP #1:

First Ep (of four) announcing the forthcoming Orlando Voorn COLLECTED double CD that will showcase what we believe is the best from the Dutch producer in his early days. This EP focuses on the housier side of Orlando Voorn and gather on one slice of wax 4 useful classic tracks for the djs.

*Musique Pour La Danse, the label and the COLLECTED serie:

COLLECTED is about... collecting definitive and inestimably valuable works by key dance producers from the past and digging with them classics, hard-to-find and unreleased gems from their vaults to bring them back for your sole and only pleasure. Stay tuned for more house music and beyond.

MPD002 - CLIP B1. Designer Loops - I Believe (1991)

My remix for Nico Stojan, Released on URSL, April 15th 2016. Thank you for your support! If you would like to, please do so here:

Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/track/3176623/blue-hour-david-mayer-remix
WhatPeoplePlay: https://www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/Nico-Stojan-feat-Jaw-Blue-Hour-The-Remixes/id/125257
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/blue-hour-feat.-jaw-david/id1091841366?i=1091841577
Beatport: http://classic.beatport.com/label/ursl/20732

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...Soundcloud version rendered in 128kbps...

Nico Stojan - The Blue Hour feat. JAW (David Mayer Remix)

The Bedroom Tape Cuts

Jam Tape 1991 Cut 3

M_Rec Ltd 15 - NX1 - MR

A1: MR1 (Original)
A2: MR2 (Original)
B1: MR3 (Original)
B2: MR4 (Original)

Release date: Monday 21 January 2013 (Vinyl)

OVERVIEW:
NX1 are Samot and Surit, childhood friends and long-time production partners. Hailing from the same town in Majorca the pair have spent the last ten years developing a mutual passion and utopic vision for contemporary techno as individual artists, a collaboration now formally coming to fruition as Nexe Records. 

The project launched discreetly enough last year with the NX1 series. No track titles—only numbers, self-released and limited to just 200 pressings, the catalogue (totalling three EPs, with a fourth on the way) wears the “no-nonsense” insignia boldly pinned to its lapels, collectively posing as a commanding and stripped back showcase of music very literally speaking for itself. Indeed it is a concept that repeats throughout the remainder of the NX1 discography, and features once again here: the duo’s first four track EP, and debut release for M_Rec Ltd.

Seasoned NX1 followers will find the duo packing even more of a punch this time as the pair push proven scopey soundscapes and thundering basslines into deeper, darker extremities. If the latest NX1 self-releases have adopted more dub-techno tones, then ‘MR’ returns to earlier blueprints culminating in four moreish variants of sleek and driving techno. From the groovy hypnotism of “MR1” and “MR3” to the swirling strung-out highs of “MR2”, down to the sludgy depths of closer “MR4”, the NX1 message resonates loud and clear: Music is nexus. Plug into the system.

Jam Tape 1991 Cut 3

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