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Josh Caffe - According To Jacqueline

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Old classics from Metroplex and Tresor by minimal-techno master Terrence Dixon have a reissue on Shanti's 8th 12". Remixed by Kausto aka Audiocad, who's already done an EP for us in 2008.

Terrence Dixon - Return Of The Speaker People (Kausto's Sudden Aphasia Mix)

release date: 27th of October

It's been a while since we did something on our subdivision Petite. You know, this is where we like to re-release those forgotten pearls, with a new remix on the flip.
This time we chose Kinda Kickin' by DJ Boom, which is in fact a collaboration between Matthew Herbert and Charles Webster. The original vinyl goes for over 110eur on Discogs and is a longtime favourite of ours. We heard Move D play it at a festival this summer, but strangely enough not too many other people seem to know about this house gem.
On remix duties this time someone very close to the label (and our hearts) since the first collaboration in 2007 for ‘Acid Bells’. Efdemin recently delivered what is maybe his best album to date and also this remix for Kinda Kickin’ is absolutely superb. Enjoy.

TRACKLIST
1. DJ Boom - Kinda Kickin'
2. DJ Boom - Kinda Kickin' (Efdemin Remix)

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Kinda Kickin'

DJ Boom - Kinda Kickin' (Efdemin Remix)

video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHE841_AhG8

Volca Techno Freestyle Jam (Live Hardware Session)

Fieldday

Drum Machines 
Synthesizer 
Electro DnB Instrumental

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Los Hermanos - Quetzel (Submerge, Vol.1 - Detroit Techno)

Written and produced by Richie Hawtin, Mark Bell, Gez Varley

LFO vs F.U.S.E.: Loop (1995) PLUS8054

@opalsunn's return to Nick Höppner's Touch From A Distance is sort of a recap of 2019 - a year that proved pretty incredible for the duo of Alex Kassian and Oba Hiroaki. Their live show took them quite literally all over the world including Tokyo, Valencia, Ho-Chi-Minh-City, Hanoi, Fusion Festival, England's beloved Field Maneuvers and last but not least: Panorama Bar in Berlin, where they performed twice in 2019  as part of the Touch From A Distance labelnights.
Their „Laika EP“ has been largely inspired by their first Panaroma-Bar-performance in january last year, which they - unassuming, yet assertive - took by storm. Eight months later their show in the Laika tent at the UK's best kept festival secret Field Maneuvers marked a second highlight in Opal Sunn's calendar. As a tribute, Opal Sunn have called the opening track to this record „Laika“.
Their second ep for Touch From A Distance is picking things up, where their debut left off, meaning Opal Sunn's sound design is as pristine as a mountain spring and their arrangements are as tight and effective as ever. Having played numerous gigs in the meantime, there seems to be a new focus, though. All four tracks feel much more centered and balanced, aiming quite effortlessly at  a heaving dancefloor.
„Laika“, the ep's lead track, sees Opal Sunn at their most effective and peak time. A long build up and a rolling 303 bassline make for a total sureshot of a track.
On „Minority State“, the duo let's their Electro inclinations run free, fusing razor sharp beats with icy melodies and abstract sound effects.
On the b-side, „Holy Mountain“ is essential Opal Sunn: Glistening arpeggios, gliding melodies and floating beats create a psychedelic atmosphere predestined to lose yourself in.
The ep ends with „Tangerine Blues“, an equally atmospheric and trance-y  track embedded in a rather broken beat, going for a more cinematic vibe.

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