Techno & Electro - part 2

In Vitro - Volume One

Peace of Mind (Electrosoul)

1.DMX Krew - The Beach

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Heiko Laux - Writin' Time Pt. 1

Urth Born

Urth Man

Controlled Astral Drift - part FOUR

Concept score made for Black Panther from the Marvel Universe. I do not own the rights to this music

His Highness or My King

The Other People Place - Let Me Be Me

Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Hi Tech Jazz

Back To Basics (Part 1)

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Juan Atkins and Moritz von Oswald – the two indispensable protagonists of the Electric Garden – plug back into the wilderness. Transport – the new full length effort of the Borderland collaborative project – brings together a new set of studio-refined sequences aimed at colonizing some of the dark energy that pulsates through those areas that are thoroughly electrified, even if not ‘on the grid’.

The Detroit-Berlin axis triangulates to a third point which, like the atomic particle that lives in two places at once, flickers between a form of techno-charged ambience and a futuristic club-jazz which cannot be broken down into constitutive parts. Borderland remains caught in a state of enraptured stillness, invisibly moving between every
imagined future for electronic sound making. The result: a font from which springs serene and exhilarating musical ideas that vibrate with refined energy for sixty seconds in every minute.

Transport

It's our 9th birthday! We have selected 17 exclusive tracks and hopefully you will like them as much as we do. // Renesanz team

Beck and Rius - Phosphatic Acid (Original Mix)

A Walk in the Park

A. Juan Atkins - I Love You 
B. Audiotech aka Juan Atkins - Techno City '95

This winter Tresor dons hardhat and flashlight once again to exhume more lost treasures from its stated past. Under the guise of it’s own 10-year dormant Archiv Series—which saw cuts from the likes of Robert Hood, Jeff Mills, Blake Baxter and Eddie Flashin’ Fowlkes brought back to wax and dancefloors worldwide—comes a reissue EP straight from the heart of the club’s former Wertheim department store days, courtesy of long-time resident Juan Atkins. 

On the A-side there’s the slow-burning spangled ballad  “I Love You”, from his 2004 record ‘Fast Forward’ - the last track to be played at the old Tresor, while the B-side hosts a stone cold Metroplex classic: “Techno City”, a track so slick it’ll never go out of style. Sit back and remember the good times, or discover them a-new, all over again.

B. Audiotech - Techno City '95

Thank You for Letting Me Be Myself

Thank U 4 Letting Me Be Myself

Track Ten

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