A Techno mix session of mostly recent releases of driving, high energy sounds, which I had sourced two nights before, matched tonal keys (mostly or key transposed a few), and then puzzle pieced them in an order that is this mix.  Hope you enjoy. Please repost or share your thoughts. Feedback of any kind is helpful. Mixing for the love of Techno.
EDIT: 02/04/25 - I've tried to clean up the poor recording a bit, and so this set's original FLAC file has been re-uploaded to reflect the cleanup.

Track Listing (#  Artist  Track  Label) as mixed.  Purchase them if you can.

1. 	Chlär	Seeds of Distrust		Primal Instinct
2	  Lidvall	Morphine		Symbolism
3	  Chlär	Populism Is Money		Primal Instinct
4	  Operator (UK)	Canopy		Mord
5	  Chlär	Seeds of Distrust		Primal Instinct
6	  Lidvall	Morphine		Symbolism
7	  Chlär	Populism Is Money		Primal Instinct
8	  Operator (UK)	Canopy		Mord
9	  Tensal, Amorphic	AT2		Blueprint Records
10	 Lakej	Transmigration		Solitär
11 Hertz	Monster		Sway
12.	Mmolotsi Mabual Truncate
13 	Outlander	Where Is The Exit		Sonic Groove
14.	Arnaud LeTexier	 Enable	Children OfTomorrow
15 	Amotik	Assi		Amotik
16 	Saigg	Change The Overload		Concreto
17 	Stijn Vanmarsenille	Spasms		Faut Section
18	 Mython	Expand		OPUS
19	 Non Reversible	Tribal Impact		Arkham Audio
20	 Vxlr	Vivid		Evilgroove Records
21	 Znzl	Orbital Downpour		Void+1 Recordings
22	  G-Man	Catch		Syncrophone
23	  Kastil	Plastic Planet		Stale
24	  SCB	Headbutt		Who Whom
25	 Sicion	Abstract Projection		Smile Sessions
26	 Laima Adelaide	FTR		Predawn Records
27 	OCD	Purgation		Noise Manifesto
28	  DJ Dextro	Sinais Do Futuro		Materia
29	 Nemesis	Critical Substanc		Newrhythmic Records
30	 Alessio Caselli	Venticontrovento		Konsequent
31	 Linear Phase	XX 21 A1		Molecular Recordings
32	 Coyu	Kma Kma		Suara
33	 Inox Traxx	In My Darkness		KNTXT
34	 Phara	The Wall		Fuse Imprint
35	 SLV (DE)	Liminal Space		Mutual Rytm
36	 SERA J	Secret Paths		Life In Patterns
37	 Rene Wise	Dry Beetle		Moving Pressure
38	 Drumsauw	Siren		Odd Recordings
39	 Znzl	Rescaler		Void+1 Recordings
40	 Znzl	The Scent Of Your Aura		DEMIAN RECORDS
41	 Heliosphere	Pleiades		Evilgroove Records
42 	Vxlr	Vast Strides		Evilgroove Records
43	 Znzl	  Hush		Void+1 Recordings
44 	Vxlr	  Viser		export berlin
45	 Znzl	  The Human Path		DEMIAN RECORDS
46	 Vxlr	  Bass Condition		Evilgroove Records
47	Axel Karakasis	Radiant		Planet Rhythm
48	 Hertz Collision, Sciahri	  Axis Mundi		Sublunar
49	 Alexey Dunchyk	An Impatient Patient		Arts
50 A.Paul, DJ Dextro	 Rough		Planet Rhythm
51	Vxlr	Upstack		Drawner Records
52	 BLANKA (ES)	  Breaking Rules		SK_Eleven
53	 Slam	Flicker		Soma Records
54	 Adriana Lopez	Broken		Fuse Imprint
55	 MAL_HOMBRE	TRANSCENDENCE		Edit Select
56	 DJ Dextro	Protocol Prototype		MindTrip
57	Thomas Bianco	Isolation Bipolar Disorder Rec
58	 Carara	Lakes 001		Darknet
59 	CAMAXTLI	Ultraware		Animal Farm Records
60	 Ignez	Oceanid		Token
61 	Gotshell	  Lost In The Subway	Mord

Mixed

Techno AM @ Home Mix - 12-17-2024

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Techno, Art, and Technology. 


I've been involved in Techno since early 1993, and spent a lot of time between 92' and 01' driving from Boston to NYC (and back) chasing a specific sound, and as it turned out was able to be a part of some pretty memorable Techno events. Many warehouse parties hosted by Sonic Groove, Mental Unity / Electronik Underground, and others throughout those decades. 


After 2001 the Techno scene pretty much collapsed for a few years in NYC, due to issues related to the Sept 11th attacks, such as artists having issues obtaining a US visas, the world economy, pointless wars, and a collectively paranoid government. Boston (my home) never really had a well established Techno scene before 2012 or so. 


My first, honest introduction to underground Techno began in 1993, Manchester N.H. Thanks to N.E.A.U. ("New England Acid Underground", circa 1993-95) which then became N.E.W. ("New England Works", circa 1995-2001) which focused on pure, underground Techno sound & experience by hosting many epic, outlaw warehouse parties, and formed a solid base for a diverse group of people, from various backgrounds, many of which I had grown close to in those years. 


This collectively represented what I felt was my "home base" at the time, fulfilling my strict preferences within electronic music, and of course the quality of the people, & the Techno experience. A good link with the Sonic Groove crew down in NYC between 1993 and 2000 had been forged through great events rooted in a "music & human experience first" approach and purpose. I learned a lot about music, DJing & the beauty of pure Techno's hands-on approach, adaptability, & re-usablity. 


Pure Techno is a powerful, "language agnostic" form of communication and connection via a shared emotional journey that's tethered to the art of sound. Without any single person needing to say a word, a true collective experience is often realized. 


I'll never forget that early Manchester, NH scene, or all of the people involved that helped to establish it each in their own way, nor will I forget all of the amazing people in New York City who welcomed us, shared with us some unbelievable sounds, hosted some of the most memorable events, and hosted such a dizzying array of talented artists from around the globe. 


I'm still plugged into Techno today, of course, & it's health is better than ever. But established collectives are harder to come by in Boston, & many from NYC have moved on to Europe where they can make a living and thrive in it's long-established Techno scenes. 


Thankfully one of the most active and Techno focused groups has been doing great things in the Boston area over the last six or seven years or so (INFRA Boston), and doing more than I can recall being done in the last 30 years for sure. It is good to know that after so many decades, Techno is still breaking new ground in places like Boston.


I've been quite active in releasing recorded sets of my own, of online live-streams, home mixes, mixes inspired by friends, by shared experiences over three-plus decades. 


I started DJing thirty two years ago because I feel in love with pure Techno. That motivation is as strong toda. y

Techno AM @ Home Mix - 12-17-2024

Jarret LaMark