Techno

Turbo explores the future primitive with NEW JACK TRIBAL. First instalment in this new series comes courtesy of emerging Canadian talent: @Clariannorth, @Hreno, @MikeMind and label A&R @VonParty.

Bridging the gap between the psychedelic world-beat of newly launched sister-label Multi Culti and Turbo’s forward-looking techno and house stylings, these four tracks offer distinct yet consistently straightforward takes on the tribal trance-out. 

Visionquest-native Clarian’s icy-cool ‘Inuit’ kicks things off with a super hypnotic groove… the perfect soundtrack to an acid-ice-fishing trip gone right and an optimal DJ tool for the very early or very late hours. 

Berlin-resident and Canadian ex-pat Hreno (Fur Trade, Autochtone, etc) is next up with ‘Tree Trunks,’ an expertly assembled rhythm track built on top of a bubbling bassline sure to get the party rolling. 

Turbo and Multi Culti A&R Thomas Von Party takes the party from the forest into the jungle with ‘Pygmy Funk,’ an overtly primitive journey built on wood knocks, bird sounds and the deep throb of tom and bongo. 

Finally, the supremely-talented Mike Mind turns in a downtempo bomb that will highlight your cave-party playlist.

12“
Decks: bit.ly/1q6c9mk
Amazon: smarturl.it/NewJackTribal 
Juno Records: bit.ly/1tledEm

Digital
iTunes: bit.ly/1uFWUPx
Beatport: btprt.dj/WEFjvU
Juno: bit.ly/1lMO3vw
Traxsource: bit.ly/1rTgfQb
Spotify: spoti.fi/1tElQtI
Rdio: bit.ly/1nFxIEK
Google Play: bit.ly/1q6bzFb

www.turborecordings.com

New Jack Tribal

Hreno - Tree Trunks

Tear The House Up

Tear The House Up (Monsieur Monsieur Remix)

D.I.M. - Roket

Beatport : 
http://classic.beatport.com/release/pusse-time-2-bump/1486434

Ryme - Pusse (Don Rimini Remix)

A-side of Sentimental Schematics

Out on Boysnoize Records April 6th (Beatport) & April 20th (Worldwide)



PROJECTILE

A COPY FOR COLLAPSE - GREY SUNDAY (PROXY REMIX) [PREVIEW]

Electro ‘Tune of The Month’ - Mixmag

“Feels good, definitely play it loud.” - Boys Noize

“Whoaaa it’s a mix of Daft Punk’s ‘Rollin’ & Scratchin’ and Armand Van Helden’s ’Necessary Evil’…massive”-  Busy P

Before they head underground to finish their new album which features some of the biggest names, the globally-loved Hamburg duo Digitalism are unleashing their first ‘pure’ club track since the red hot ‘Fahrenheit 32’ in January 2014.

Digitalism’s brand new track ‘Roller’ does exactly what it says on the tin. Thanks to a fearsome kick drum, screaming lead synths and an insatiable groove, the boys have got a monstrous tune on their hands that is sure to destroy club and festival scenes this summer the world over. Full of raucous energy, the track mirrors the freshness that could be found on Digitalism’s debut album ‘Idealism’ back in 2007.

Mixed by Matt Wiggins at none other than Paul Epworth’s Church Studios, ‘Roller’ comes complete with a delightfully low-slung remix from another duo who are currently on top form, Dense & Pika. Alongside that there’s two bonus DJ beats and a ‘Roll-A-Pella’ which will all be housed on a limited edition 12” that’s sure to go down an absolute treat with Digitalism’s loyal and dedicated fan base.

The band are set to remerge in September to reveal their hugely exciting new live show at Lollapalooza Berlin, but in the meantime their new tune is set to keep things rollin' for a good while until then.

Follow Digitalism

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http://www.thedigitalism.com/

Roller

Support by: Ben Sims, Dave Clarke, Marcel Dettmann, Laurent Garnier, James Ruskin, Mark Broom, Marcel Fengler, DJ Tennis, Arnaud Le Texier, Claude Young, Raiz, Flug, Nikola Gala, Dan Curtin, Hektor Oaks, Paul Mac, TWR72, HD Substance, Maxime Dangles, The Advent, Agaric, J Tijn, Joseph Capriati, Chris Colburn, Avgusto, Paul Nazca, Justin Kase, Scan Mode, Dr Motte, David Carretta, The Japanese Popstars, Shadow Dancer, Nphonix, Turbo Turbo, Dave Tarrida, Louisahhh, NoizyKnobs...

Artist: S-File
Titel: Spandau90
Cat. No: GN084
Release Date: 11.05.2015 (Digital)& August 2015 (Vinyl)
Tracklist:
1. Spandau90
2. Bleaching

The DJ’s say (Selection):

Ben Sims: i’ll give Spandau90 a blast, thx!
Dave Clarke: spandau90 will def support
Marcel Dettmann: spandau90, thx!
Laurent Garnier: very good track
James Ruskin: Spandau90 for me…Thanks
Mark Broom: Fat Grooves!
Marcel Fengler: Strong release! Full support!
DJ Tennis: Bangers!!!
Nikola Gala: Nice one !!! thanks
Hektor Oaks: Nice big room tools, thanks!
Dan Curtin: both banging…nice!

Paul Mac: Digging Spandau90 got a nice old school DJ tool drum machine workout vibe going on.

TWR72: Both tracks are splendid. Def going to play these.
Agaric: Quite cool
Claude Young: Spandau90 is GREAT!!!! Will play!!!!
David Carretta: amazing techno track !!!
HD Substance: great groove
Nphonix: dope!
Maxiem Dangles: i’ll play it ! great techno trax thanks !
Raiz: spandau90 is pumpin
Avgusto: Spandau90! Bomb!
Dave Tarrida: spandau for me!!
J Tijn: A-side is a heater!!
Paul Nazca: solid e.p!! support
Chris Colburn: Great stuff. Spandau90 for me
Flug: I will try spandau90 thanks
The Advent: thanks, will test it out…


Spandau90 [GND Records]

Premiered by TRAX : http://fr.traxmag.com/interview/29486-c-est-quoi-ton-blaze-madame-titre-en-exclu
and Complex : http://uk.complex.com/music/2015/09/premiere-madame-glory

iTunes : https://itunes.apple.com/album/perc99-single/id1033390097
Beatport : http://classic.beatport.com/release/perc99/1597984

Madame - Glory

Cardopusher - Exceptions

New EP by Djedjotronic Feat. Miss Kittin Remix by @StripSteve

Available here:
http://smarturl.it/Djedjo_Spotify
http://smarturl.it/Djedjo_iTunes
http://smarturl.it/Djedjo_Beatport
http://smarturl.it/Djedjo_BNRstore

Pleasure & Pain (Strip Steve Remix)

3rd Track of Nehuen's - Thoughtsforms EP Out on BNRTRAX.

http://smarturl.it/ThoughtformsBeatport
http://smarturl.it/ThoughtformsSpotify 
http://smarturl.it/ThoughtformsiTunes 

Boysnoize Records
www.boysnoizerecords.com
http://smarturl.it/oioioi.berlin
https://www.facebook.com/boysnoizerecords

Thoughtforms

Buy on Beatport

Nehuen - One Sided Coin [Nest HQ Premiere]

Turbo 064 // Hugg & Pepp
Maximus EP

*The Dove:*

i seriously have nothing to say.
i tried.
the new Hugg N Pepp, another top secret bomb that i managed to steal while in stockholm.
the biggest record EVER to use the word "Penguini"
the last time i ever try and write a one-sheet for the Dahlbacks
the horror. the horror.
the
the
the

Von Party:

I may be repeating Tiga's sentiments from previous onesheets, but it's ANNOYING how good the Dahlbäcks are. Jesper has truly made some of the best techno and acid records ever... you can play a whole night of only Jesper tracks and no one will know and everyone will love it. Still every now and then Tiga pulls out some killer old acid track and I look at him and ask "Jesper??" and he just nods. John is annoying because he had pitch-perfect HISS before he had pubes and could make a huge club record when he was 14.

The other annoying thing about Jesper is that he's got a punk attitude, hence him hoarding incredible tracks on his amazing but non-functioning Blank LTD. He's now going all anarchist scandi-commie on us and GIVING AWAY his music instead of giving it to Turbo to repackage (and sell for untold riches) so you, dear music-lover, actually know it exists. Basically, I'm annoyed at Jesper that he doesn't just give us EVERYTHING... I only want your acid to shine bright, man!!!

I think Hugg & Pepp are childhood nicknames for each other, I'd guess Jesper is Pepp, but who cares... Penguini is incredible. It is one of those records that gets more reaction than it should, somehow... a bit like Mind Dimension (also JD produced)... it has a great quality that seems rare nowadays: it doesn't sound like it's trying too hard, because it's not, because these two Swedish dweeb-prodigies don't have to try at all anymore to make incredible tracks, they just pull samples from the weirdest Italian youtube videos they can find and voila.

'I Can't Breathe' (thanks for the appealing title!) is total B-side, I won't lie... but it's B-side elevated to what B-sides should be: effortless, idiotic funk-jam, in the spirit of oldschool Svek.

To recap: Swedes are big and annoying, that's for sure... but FUCK they are kings of Techno.

Techno

JC_WMK