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@Rebekah | Fear Paralysis 
[SOMALP115] 

1. Intro
2. Breakfast with Jeff 
3. 1997 Reprise 
4. Requiem For A Dream
5. Breathe
6. Tell Me Your Secrets
7. Fear Paralysis
8. Thirteen
9. I Died A Thousand Times
10. Code Black
11. Again
12. Later That Day
13. Anxiety

Soma are proud to present the debut album from Rebekah as she unleashes the incredible ‘Fear Paralysis’. Rebekah has consistently been one of the most ferocious and exciting Techno artists for some time and is currently riding high within the Soma ranks after debuting on the label back in 2015 with the audacious ‘Confined Heart EP’. This album has certainly been a labour of love for Rebekah as uncertain times, musically, lead her to refocusing all her time and energy into developing her sound with the aim of creating a cleaner rhetoric than she was generally known for. The culmination of this process has found Rebekah returning to a simpler time where elements from the depths are explored thoroughly within Fear Paralysis.

Rebekah wastes no time in diving head first into her first full length, with even the Intro setting the dark and ominous tone of the release. Breakfast With Jeff really kicks off Fear Paralysis as Rebekah further ups the pace, unleashing a menacing yet powerful Techno workout. The feisty producer then takes things down a different path, exploring more album orientated material as 1997 Reprise, Requiem For A Dream & Breath see Rebekah explore various forms of broken beat, atmospheric and more thoughtful territories. Rebekah continues to show her versatility as a producer as the album process continues. Tell Me Your Secrets serves up a more cerebral sound whilst title track Fear Paralysis evokes a deeper more emotive side whilst remaining, ultimately, a dance floor focused track. The later half of the album sees Rebekah once again delivering on what she does best. Thirteen is a pounding and sinister affair, laden with perilous drones leading perfectly into I Died A Thousand Times. Another broken beat affair swamped in mutated sequences and murky background textures. The jacked up Code Black, a track already doing damage as the 2nd single taken from the album, powers home toward the back end of the album which allows Rebekah to bring things to a close on a more deeper tip. Again drifts gently with its staccato baseline line, wistful pads and filtered percussion with Rebekah’s own vocals providing the depth. The electronica based Later That Day and the vicious Anxiety, taken from Rebekah’s 2nd Soma single, bring this momentous album to an electrifying end.

Rebekah easily shows off her adaptability throughout and clearly shows a very wide range of influences in each track, making Fear Paralysis the perfect listening and club use album

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ http://glowcast.co.uk/

Fear Paralysis

I Died A Thousand Times

9. Rebekah - I Died A Thousand Times (SomaLP115)

@JoelMull / @HeikoLaux / @Kanzleramt

http://deathtechno.com/2017/04/30/dtp-joel-mull-heiko-laux-stringer-bell/

Swedish Techno star Joel Mull makes a long awaited return to the magical Kanzleramt since his first contribution back in 2006. A highly respected label with many of the world’s leading artists in the back catalogue, it has pushed a distinguished sound that combines an electronic soul with effective and club ready tracks.

The label boss himself Heiko Laux completes this heavyweight collaboration EP called Rooter.

The DT:Premiere we selected is the third track called “Stringer Bell” that to no surprise is a slice of audio perfection. A moody groove is the life blood, made up of stabbing synths creating a marching flow that organically expand and raise the tension. The lead bell tone adds a constant sense of hypnotic wonder and poignant character to the equation. Subtle and powerful at the same time, you can imagine the impact when deployed in the right space.

Pre-Order the 12″ and Digital release now at Juno Records
http://www.juno.co.uk/labels/Kanzleramt+Germany/
Deejay.de
https://www.deejay.de/Kanzleramt_Records__L134
Beatport
https://www.beatport.com/release/rooter/1988077

LABEL: Kanzleramt

CAT#: KA174
ARTIST: Joel Mull & Heiko Laux
TITLE: Rooter

FORMAT: Vinyl & Digital

RELEASED:
Vinyl – 19 May 2017
Digital – 4 May 2017

01. Spiegelkabinett
02. Rooter
03. Stringer Bell
04. Millipede

ka174 Rooter

DT:Premiere

DT:Premiere | Joel Mull & Heiko Laux - Stringer Bell [Kanzleramt]

Download: https://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2017/05/almeeva-cleanse/

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