01. [00:00] Dusty Kid - T.R.O.T.S.O.L.D.U.B. (Dub Mix) - Suara
02. [07:38] Lily Pita - Phenomenon (Original Mix) - ICONYC
03. [13:54] Alessio Pagliaroli, Jinadu - They Say (Alexander Maier Dub)
04. [21:41] Erhalder - Slippery (Original Mix) - AcidWorx
05. [25:00] Erhalder - The Stuff (Original Mix) - AcidWorx
06. [28:18] Hollen - Acidizer (Original Mix) - Riot Recordings
07. [32:59] Jacid - Fritidsintresse (Original Mix) - AcidWorx
08. [37:53] Jacid - Overtidsersattning (Original Mix) - AcidWorx
09. [43:23] Linus Quick - Wie Salz & Schwefel - Eclipse Recordings
10. [46:53] Erhalder - Ahoy (Original Mix) - AcidWorx
11. [50:44] Flug - Revar (Original Mix) - Suara
12. [54:49] Israel Toledo - When the Pill Expoltes (Original Mix) - Analogue Audio

Acid Procrastinations Volume 05 (September 2018)

www.erhalder.com
Stefan Erhalder - Sound Designer, Live Act, Oldschool nostalgic.
I love to ride the wild horse. Specialized in jacking #techno, #acid and #classic #electro. Running and releasing on chipstress.net


Stefan Sommerhalder, better known by his stage name Erhalder, is an electronic music composer and label owner from Basel, Switzerland.
Erhalders interest in electronic music was sparked in the early 90s with a tape copy of The White Room by The KLF, which had a significant influence on his musical taste. During the school years, he played the drums, listening and replaying old funk music by James Brown.
A few years later, Stefan was making tunes with free software known as trackers, which is one of the oldest tools available to make computer music without any external gear, MIDI, or money.
In 1998, Erhalder started and still runs his radio show, “SlackJackerz – The Rave Channel,” on the local FM station Kanal K, with his fellow friend Gert 3000.

In 2002, Erhalder released his first 12″ as the head and producer of the subversive performer-collective daftN0!ze, which was a blend of raw funk beats, rave elements, and bits of gangstacore madness.

In 2004, he started playing live performances under the name Erhalder, which is just a shortened form of his real Surname, with a new minimalistic techno oriented sound that showcased his evolution as a musician. Erhalder’s live music is heavily influenced by early Chicago techno, acid house and UK hardcore. He was also inspired by the minimalistic sound of Wolfgang Voigt’s Studio 1 series, which became a significant influence on his work during the mid-2010s.

Although the classic 303 acid sound was always an integral part of his live shows, he released his first two pure acid EPs in 2017/2018 on AcidWorx.

In 2018, he formed the techno duo Aux Couture together with Nenad J. – focusing on functional techno to make you sweat. With their debut «M.F. Dance» they scored some nice feedback from the crowds as well as some veteran djs.

in 2020, he started his own label Chip Stress, where he releases his classic electro tracks. Now for the first time he shares making of videos about the process of recording the tracks and started to grow his Youtube channel, which enables him to interact with an interested audience in a direct way.

Besides his music career, Stefan is a post-production sound engineer, working for commercial clients. This allows him to gain valuable insights into the technical aspects of audio production and keep his engineering skills up to speed.
Erhalder’s love for music extends beyond his compositions, as he has also started a YouTube channel that features production-related content, offering valuable insights into his creative process and techniques.

Hi! My name is Johan and this is where I post my various mixes. I've been DJ-ing since 1997 and am Senior Curation Director at DI.FM (www.di.fm). I've been doing these mixes since early 2000 and they feature whatever the heck I'm into atm but usually it's some sort of current Techno, Acid Techno, Progressive House, Hard Trance OR retrospectives about various labels and artists from the 90s.

AssortedTrance.com is the web site were I've been publishing these mixes since the start (in the beginning as DJ Irish) but who visits web sites these days?

If you want to check out more of my curation then please check out the following channels and playlists on DI.FM:

Techno: https://www.di.fm/techno

Progressive: https://www.di.fm/progressive

Oldschool Acid: https://www.di.fm/oldschoolacid

Oldschool Techno & Trance: https://www.di.fm/classictechno

Hard Techno: https://www.di.fm/hardtechno

Hard Dance: https://www.di.fm/harddance

Classic Goa Playlist: https://www.di.fm/playlists/classic-goa-trance

DJ Mixes: https://www.di.fm/djmixes

and several others...

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If you like my reposts, you should take a look at my subscriptions. Almost all of them are Acid composers/producers. Only a few of them are [only] reposters like me. 

Love you acid producers ♥

Life is a dance
We are the music in making/DJs, (not)bonded by the rhythm of the only real neverending/eternal power= love.

RAVE YOURSELF, RAVE THE SYSTEM!
You are going to die. So just accept it with a cheerful attitude :) 
 Audiophilia is not my Diagnosis: for me real music is about what it will do with you - dance or not? Unite or divide? 
Music is free/open according to your AUDIBILITY which goes hand in hand with CONSCIOUSNESS
Dont take anything granted/assume/judge... music on diz account iz just tiny fractal of the fact who I am/what I like. 

Maybe I am a joker for "serious" people. I do not care= it is your projection what is right, how it should sound right. If you do not like it, DO NOT BLOCK   OTHERS= RESPECT. IF YOU WANT TO HELP, THEN ASK FOR COOPERATION FIRST, I AM OPEN BUT BE CRITICAL IN CONSTRUCTIVE WAY. 
LETS GET MAD AND HAVE FUN.

PORN ACCOUNTS WILL BE BLOOKED AND I HAVE NO PROBLEM BLLLOCKING YOU.  P.L.U.R I will keep on Believing in God and keep on RAVING. 

Acid Procrastinations Volume 05 (September 2018)

Johan N. Lecander