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A&R SANG OUT OF TUNE Records.

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DJ based in Warsaw, Poland. Member of Oramics collective. Mainly into house and techno music. Inspired by 90's club scene.

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Label and podcast series run by DJ, selector and vinyl digger Johnny Yenseits who started his career with organizing and playing at raves at a Viennese nightclub located in a former pedestrian underpass in mid 2000s. As a subversive supporter of the underground scene he’s curated and played at hundreds of club events. In his vinyl-only sets he loves to mix various styles like Leftfield-, Balearic-, Afro Cosmic- and Italo-Disco with New Beat, EBM, Electro, House, Techno and Trance, not only vintage but also contemporary productions from his collection of 12,000 records. Since 2009 Johnny’s hosted the Disco Frisco DJ mix podcast as well as the eponymous event series with greatest passion. In 2021 he started his label for contemporary electronic music ARCHAIC FUTURE SOUNDS.

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A Bucharest-centric hub blending microhouse label and online streaming, showcasing electronic echoes from Romania and beyond.

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A lot happened in 1980. Diana Ross wanted the world to know: “I’m coming out”, John Fox released his electronic “Metamatic” and AC/DC their bestseller “Back IN Black”. It was that year when the storm sent the ship with the famous pirate Radio Caroline to the bottom of the ocean, and Andrew Korzyński first saw Roland TR-808. When Kombi’s fame was about to shoot up, John Lennon got shot down by a madman. For many reasons we consider 1980 a special year. 

At a young age, we inherited 90210 vinyl records, and among them, one of the fifteen copies of the first edition of “Music For The Masses”, Depeche Mode.  We were only 8 years old and we owned a chest full of rare vinyl! The world stood open before us, but we chose a career behind the counter and at the age of 10 we started working in the capital, in a record store popular among krautrock fans. At the age of 12, we were discovered by a headhunter from Norway. And so via Oslo, we landed behind the counters of the best music shops in Europe. The wind of change, however, brought us back to Warsaw where we began our work in the Polish Recordings and Polish Radio Archives. During all that time we have assembled chests full of rare vinyl and soon we’ll show you what we have found. 
So….now we are coming out!

W roku 80 działo się niemało. Diana Ross zrobiła swój... coming out, John Foxx wydał swój elektroniczny "Metamatic", a AC/DC bestseller "Back In Black". W tym roku sztorm posłał na dno statek wraz ze słynnym pirackim Radio Caroline na pokładzie, a Andrzej Korzyński po raz pierwszy zobaczył Rolanda TR-808. Gdy Kombi oczekiwało na swój odlot, wariat zastrzelił Johna Lennona. Z wielu powodów to dla nas rok szczególny.

W młodym wieku odziedziczyliśmy kolekcję płytową wujka marynarza-melomana.
W nasze ręce trafiło 90210 czarnych krążków, wśród jedna z piętnastu sztuk pierwszej wersji "Music For The Masses" Depeche Mode. Były też acetaty Chochołów, z pierwszego tłoczenia.

Mieliśmy ledwie 8 lat i kufry pełne rzadkich winyli. Świat stał przed nami otworem, ale my wybraliśmy karierę za kontuarem.
W wieku 10 lat pracowaliśmy w popularnym wśród diggerów krautrocka stołecznym sklepie płytowym.
W wieku 12 lat odkrył nas headhunter z Norwegii.
I tak via Oslo trafiliśmy za ladę najlepszych sklepów Europy. Wiatr zmian przygnał nas jednak z powrotem do Warszawy - zaczęliśmy pracę w Polskich Nagraniach i archiwum Polskiego Radia.
Przez ten czas zebraliśmy kufry pełne rzadkich winyli i już niebawem pokażemy co znaleźliśmy.
Tak więc pora na …coming out.

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