Tech house

Jaime Anderson – “Good stuff again from Gem.. Especially feeling the Kassey Voorn remix.”

Laurent Garnier – “I loooooove Surrender. Yes, this is right up my street. Thank you!”

Stephan Bodzin – “Wonderful summertunes!!!! Reveal is my pick.. Amazing vibes n groove!”


Guy J – “Both versions of Reveal are gonna work for me. Thanx for sending, looking forward to playing. Good luck GEM!”

Adam Beyer – “Like you say in the text… Lovely summer vibes across the release! Collect my fav.”

Funk D’Void – “Brilliant!! Surrender is a summer anthem… 100%!”

Eelke Kleijn – “Surrender is a BRILLIANT record!! Supporting!!”


SQL is known for his warm yet energetic productions and live sets throughout the globe. This new EP is an absolutely rock solid four tracker with everything from happy summer warmth to smooth techno.

First up is Surrender. This could be one of the happiest, sunniest yet powerful tracks you’ll hear this summer! The chords, which open up beautifully in the break, are so optimistic and warm they could be prescribed as an anti-depressant. The groove on the other hand driven by über funky snares, claps and rattling high hats will make you want to take that new found optimism and pretend like Monday doesn’t exist!
 
‘Collect’ is a hypnotic groover with lots of energy and funk. With ever changing and evolving ambient noises in the background and a punishing chord bleep, this track has an almost sinister feel to it. As though you might be punished if you don’t rip up the floor.

‘Reveal’ is best used to end a warm summer day on an outside dance floor with your eyes closed. Grooving to the spacey synths and driving percussion. Be sure to have this one handy when the sun sets! Kassey Voorn rocks the EP with a more pumping approach with his remix focussing on a phat kick and bass line but with a melodic breakdown to catch your breath.


Available on vinyl and digital from August 26th.

SQL - Reveal (Kassey Voorn Remix) | Out August 26th | Vinyl & Digital

1,5 years after first playing this at my birthday in Studio 80, Amsterdam.
Here is Ringo!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpzb2LWO35M

Ringo (Short SoundCloud Edit)

Empraxa

Joop Junior --X-=+ (original mix)

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I Got U

I Got U (feat. Jax Jones)

Cadenza head honcho, Luciano, often collaborates with many other artists, his constant touring schedule blessing him the opportunity to write and produce music with a multitude of like minded producers, and on “Into The Aether”, we get the first part of a two part series of tracks composed with various other Cadenza personnel.

“Arizona Green Song” sees Luciano and Marlowe (AKA Digitaline) get together for a vibrant and busy freak out. A plethora of rattling and sharp percussion cuts through a simple melody line and low slung groove. Building over ten tantric minutes, dubby inflections and hidden voices are woven into the detailed arrangement to great effect.

A collaboration with Dani Casarano results in “Bell’s & Tonic”, a slower paced vibe here, but with plenty of funk, from it’s bending bass line and hand claps to the deft organ touches and shuffling shakers. A world within is created here, again distant voices, rattling cow bells and (yes) livestock and other field recordings are layered here to create a unique ambience.

Uncompromising and original music then, from Cadenza’s boss and friends. Expect a ‘Part Two’ to be released in the coming months….

Luciano & Marlowe - Arizona Green Song (Cadenza93) [teaser]

Early Support by Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, SKREAM, Tiga, Hot Chip, Laurent Garnier, Optimo, Erol Alkan, Ralph Lawson, Tensnake, The Rapture, Maxxi Soundsystem, Oliver Koletzki, Riva Starr, Huxley and many more... 

Since Richie Hawtin played this track in his Boiler Room Set on Ibiza, many people have been asking about this Joyce Muniz collab. The track features fresh vocals by Bam (formerly known as MC Baby Bam) from the legendary 90ies hip-hop group The Jungle Bothers (Native Tongues/Zulu Nation). The beat is based around a sample from Kraftwerk's 'It's More Fun To Compute,' and for this version we've actually got full approval from Kraftwerk (yes - guess what). So we're happy to release it now. Hope you dig it too. 

Artwork by Neven Cvijanovic from Floor 5. 

Covershoot by Johanna Rauch. 

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Joyce Muniz 
Release: Back In The Days feat. Bam 
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 24.02.14 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 24.03.14 

Some Selected Feedback: 

Loco Dice – Yeahh! Wav please. 

Hot Chip – Into it! Can I get wav’s please? Joe x 

SKREAM - BIG! 

Optimo: Excellent! And amazing Kraftwerk cleared the sample. 

Erol Alkan: Thanks! 

Riva Starr: Bangin! 

The Rapture (Gabriel) - Tite!!! Loving this! 

Laurent Garnier - YES YES YESSSSSSSSSSS. Loooving this. 

Adana Twins - JOYCE! I LOVE YOU! AWESEOME TRACK!!! 

Tensnake - Great tune. 

Edu Imbernon - Tune! Love it 

Oliver Koletzki - Beautiful. playing this in my radioshow on Saturday. 

Maxxi Soundsystem: This is really nice... 

Ralph Lawson: Amazing you got this out - well done! 

Huxley: Sounds Nice! Good work Joyce! 

Kiki – HUGE!!! Been playing this to death, since i first got it and everybody comes to the booth to ask about! 

Karotte: Good one. Like it! 

La Fleur: Bomb! Joyce is on fire! 

Sasha – Cool. 

DJ Feadz - Always a sucker for Kraftwerk samples. 

Andy George (BBC 1) - This is dope! 

Doctor Dru – Love it! Already in my set since some time now. Great work, Joyce. 

Ruede Hagelstein: I just see myself break dancin' back in da days:) 

Animal Trainer – What a superb track <3<3<3 

Zombie Disco Squad– Love Joyce. Awesome artwork. 

Brett Johnson - Pretty dope. Will play this weekend. 

Munk - Joyce is my homegirl!! top tune. 

Betoko – Niiiiice. 

Leftwing & Kody - Yeah boy this is sick! Big ups Joyce. 

Mickey - BIG!

Joyce Muniz Feat. Bam - Back In The Days ! 128kps

<p>As a precursor to his upcoming &#8220;Intensity&#8221; album on Tronic, Eric Sneo offers us this prerelease with one album track and two remixes of &#8220;Move On&#8221;, another favorite of ours from 2013.<br />
 Eric&#8217;s own remix of &#8220;Move On&#8221; is up first, with the main riff updated to the max, mutating and growing. The rocksteady rhythm section provides a more straightforward approach to its predecessor, leaving the familiar, manic snares to raise the suspense levels. Mendo takes it from there and flips the track completely on its head, leaving just mere fragments pointing to the original, while organic, shuffling drums and quirky percussion lead the way. <br />
 Sealing the deal is &#8220;Metanoia&#8221;, taken straight from the imminent full-length release. A metallic riff dominates most of the track and blends seamlessly with scratchy effects and arpeggios looming from a melodic distance.</p>

Eric Sneo - Metanoia (Original Mix) [Tronic]

As played at my birthday  03.02.2012 at Studio 80, Amsterdam.
The one and only!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HQ7GD0lgPE

Lana Del Rey - Video Games (Joris Voorn Edit)

Uner - Love in the rope (Mendo Remix)

We are very proud to start this release off with a remix of ‘Cosmopolitan’ by no one else than Hernan Cattaneo &amp; Soundexile. Hernan has been travelling the world for over three decades, playing the biggest and best venues and can without a doubt be called one of the most respectable artists of our time. Together with his production partners Soundexile, they have turned the melodic original into a loopy and groove-filled peak time bomb.

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CFA006 - Marc Poppcke - Cosmopolitan (Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile Remix)

Cid Inc is one of the leading lights of the progressive techno scene and with good reason: his releases set the standard both in studio expertise and musical creativity. The Finnish DJ and producer receives support from all over the world, and following two remixes for Flow Vinyl, it was only a matter of time before he signed original tracks to the label.The first of these, ‘Divine’, is trademark Cid Inc with a pulsating rhythm and intricate percussion, while melodic keyboards and jazzy, almost psychedelic, notes float over the top. Every sound is perfectly placed in a Cid Inc track, and ‘Divine’ lives up to its name with a wonderful sense of light and space. The remixes are equally impressive with Hernan Cattaneo and Soundexile from Buenos Aires collaborating to create a superb progressive house reworking. The second remix, meanwhile, sees Montreal-based duo Les Limaces team up with Flow Vinyl founder Pena for a deep tech adventure that pushes the groove to the forefront. Their version has deliciously warm and sensual feel to it.Completing the package is a second Cid Inc original, ‘Who We Are’, where he gets back to his roots and delivers a driving acid house excursion that destined to rock the dancefloor. A high quality release throughout full of energy and imagination.

Tracklist:
1 Cid Inc - Divine
2 Cid Inc - Who we are
3 Cid Inc - Divine - Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile remix
4 Cid Inc - Divine - Les Limaces & Pena remix


Cid Inc - Who We Are (Original Mix) Out Now!

CORCD031: 


Daniel Stefanik is one of THE Techno and House newcomers of the last years. His carefreeness as a DJ behind the decks and his likeable appearance are literally distinctive for a new generation of young, down-to-earth producers from Germany, which are the result of the influence of Väth, Villalobos and Hawtin on the one side, and solid but hedonistic House on the other. Whereas many producers nowadays have dedicated themselves to only one musical direction, the influence of Kerri Chandler, Chez Damier or Kevin Saunderson is clearly noticeable in Stefanik's music. His longplay debut for Cocoon Recordings is a mirror of all these influences and yet it's so up-to-date and contemporary like only few other Techno and House albums today.
As the name already suggests, "Entrance" is the gate to Stefanik's club world, the door into the night and to the dancefloors of the hedonistic but nevertheless gloomy metropolises of this world. "Entrance" breathes influences from Detroit and Underground Resistance. Not again this pseudo-deep Loop House, or even another definition of Minimal, but a production with depth and substance, however, without cramping or wanting too much. The perfect start of a long, cool night – the sound that opens the gates to another world. "Light On" targets the beat for the first part of the night and follows an almost East German approach, if you like. House music like it's been served by Marvin Dash or Dub Taylor for many years: no hands-up attacks and no overproduced U.S. influences from New York, but slightly raw with an eye for the essentials: the kicking beat and the atmosphere from 1 a.m. on.
"1996" is the next hint of Stefanik's influences and references. Dave Clark and Slam say hello from the background and also the Detroit House scene around Jeff Mills and his early AXIS productions can be recognised here. The kicking 909, the demanding beat and the gloomy-like filters don't sound like Germany at all. And with "Port Of Transition", Stefanik consequently follows the path he took before. Breakbeat elements melt together with Detroit beats and arpeggios into a timeless mix. In a blind test, it is rather impossible to allocate this track to a certain time period. This is a proper universal weapon for all the Techno DJs of this world. "Distillery" is a short break, going back to more feeling and layers of sound, and back to more House beats – the sound that has been characteristic for one of Leipzig's best clubs for many years. House with a bang, so to say, not too happy, not too greasy. The perfect soundtrack to let yourself go into a night that has just begun, to become one with the club and to leave daily life behind you. A very successful homage to East Germany's most important club over the last twenty years!
"Bend The Rules" leads the listener on his journey away from Leipzig and to Berlin, into its long Panoramabar nights and its hypnotic, almost trance-influenced dance marathons, where the slowly rising sun is channelling its way through half-closed shutters and the sweat-soaked, smoky air. "Bend The Rules" is the club and music karma of such nights – condensed into one single sentence. Anything goes, everything is possible and nothing sticks to the common rules.
Of course, being an eyewitness of these nights with the respective music and atmosphere sometimes lets you end up a little out of it and a little dopey – in other words: "Dazed And Confused". The soundtrack for a long walk home, when the club has extracted all your energy... You walk through the Berlin sun and the chilling morning air, yet bathed in sweat – or simply down to the river where the next party is already starting... coming back down... close your eyes without sleeping... DAZED AND CONFUSED!
This is where the transition to eternity is created, to the never ending party, to just carry on. And there's no hedonism needed from the early morning until noon, only the atmosphere is what counts! This very special mood in between the brisk wind, the blazing sun and people that have been seemingly with you for the whole night. "Keep On" puts all this in a nutshell: a beer in your hand and the after hour dancefloor in focus – Stefanik got it exactly! The last track, "Confidence", represents the final chapter of a long and varied night, the soundtrack for Berlin in the year 2012, full of Detroit and House classics, and full of quotes from almost 20 years of House and Techno history. And with pride and confidence, Stefanik can be 100% sure that he succeeded in making this album exactly what he had in mind: capturing the soundtrack of a generation – or better: of a lifestyle. With "Confidence", Stefanik releases us on our way home in a very relaxed mood. By taxi, by train or by foot, this is the self-discovery of a Techno raver heading home, off the party and right into recreation...
The next weekend is bound to come.

CORLP031:
Daniel Stefanik is one of THE Techno and House newcomers of the last years. His carefreeness as a DJ behind the decks and his likeable appearance are literally distinctive for a new generation of young, down-to-earth producers from Germany, which are the result of the influence of Väth, Villalobos and Hawtin on the one side, and solid but hedonistic House on the other. Whereas many producers nowadays have dedicated themselves to only one musical direction, the influence of Kerri Chandler, Chez Damier or Kevin Saunderson is clearly noticeable in Stefanik's music. His longplay debut for Cocoon Recordings is a mirror of all these influences and yet it's so up-to-date and contemporary like only few other Techno and House albums today.
As the name already suggests, "Entrance" is the gate to Stefanik's club world, the door into the night and to the dancefloors of the hedonistic but nevertheless gloomy metropolises of this world. "Entrance" breathes influences from Detroit and Underground Resistance. Not again this pseudo-deep Loop House, or even another definition of Minimal, but a production with depth and substance, however, without cramping or wanting too much. The perfect start of a long, cool night – the sound that opens the gates to another world. "Light On" targets the beat for the first part of the night and follows an almost East German approach, if you like. House music like it's been served by Marvin Dash or Dub Taylor for many years: no hands-up attacks and no overproduced U.S. influences from New York, but slightly raw with an eye for the essentials: the kicking beat and the atmosphere from 1 a.m. on.
"1996" is the next hint of Stefanik's influences and references. Dave Clark and Slam say hello from the background and also the Detroit House scene around Jeff Mills and his early AXIS productions can be recognised here. The kicking 909, the demanding beat and the gloomy-like filters don't sound like Germany at all. And with "Port Of Transition", Stefanik consequently follows the path he took before. Breakbeat elements melt together with Detroit beats and arpeggios into a timeless mix. In a blind test, it is rather impossible to allocate this track to a certain time period. This is a proper universal weapon for all the Techno DJs of this world. "Distillery" is a short break, going back to more feeling and layers of sound, and back to more House beats – the sound that has been characteristic for one of Leipzig's best clubs for many years. House with a bang, so to say, not too happy, not too greasy. The perfect soundtrack to let yourself go into a night that has just begun, to become one with the club and to leave daily life behind you. A very successful homage to East Germany's most important club over the last twenty years!
"Bend The Rules" leads the listener on his journey away from Leipzig and to Berlin, into its long Panoramabar nights and its hypnotic, almost trance-influenced dance marathons, where the slowly rising sun is channelling its way through half-closed shutters and the sweat-soaked, smoky air. "Bend The Rules" is the club and music karma of such nights – condensed into one single sentence. Anything goes, everything is possible and nothing sticks to the common rules.
Of course, being an eyewitness of these nights with the respective music and atmosphere sometimes lets you end up a little out of it and a little dopey – in other words: "Dazed And Confused". The soundtrack for a long walk home, when the club has extracted all your energy... You walk through the Berlin sun and the chilling morning air, yet bathed in sweat – or simply down to the river where the next party is already starting... coming back down... close your eyes without sleeping... DAZED AND CONFUSED!
This is where the transition to eternity is created, to the never ending party, to just carry on. And there's no hedonism needed from the early morning until noon, only the atmosphere is what counts! This very special mood in between the brisk wind, the blazing sun and people that have been seemingly with you for the whole night. "Keep On" puts all this in a nutshell: a beer in your hand and the after hour dancefloor in focus – Stefanik got it exactly! The last track, "Confidence", represents the final chapter of a long and varied night, the soundtrack for Berlin in the year 2012, full of Detroit and House classics, and full of quotes from almost 20 years of House and Techno history. And with pride and confidence, Stefanik can be 100% sure that he succeeded in making this album exactly what he had in mind: capturing the soundtrack of a generation – or better: of a lifestyle. With "Confidence", Stefanik releases us on our way home in a very relaxed mood. By taxi, by train or by foot, this is the self-discovery of a Techno raver heading home, off the party and right into recreation...
The next weekend is bound to come.



Daniel Stefanik - Rush (only vinyl)

Agile Recordings is proud to present the next Uto Karem release. 
This time with have a great collaboration with one of our favourite artist Sebastien Leger

The release is based on the main tune 'Utopolys' thats builds on a very infectious bass line, with funky rhythm elements and a fantastic break down, testing this tune in an early stage has had a massive impact on the dance floors worldwide, and shows off once again the ability of this man to treat the crowd.

FEEDBACK:

Dubfire
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Sebastien Leger Remix)
cool one thanks 9/10

Luciano
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
Thx for music, great ep 7/10

Marco Carola
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
nice track! Living it 8/10

Umek
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
both original & remix rocks! Supporting 9/10

Kaiserdisco
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
like both versions thanks! 8/10

Paco Osuna
Uto Karem - Intro Tool (Original Mix)
download thanks 7/10

John Selway
Uto Karem - Perc Tool (Original Mix)
great tool downloading thanks. 7\10

Nic Fanciulli
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
Downloaded 7\0

Monika Kruse
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
nice release. will play. 8/10

Anton Pieete
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
thanx dude!! will play the original for sho!!! :) 8/10

Marko Nastic
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
tnx! 9\10

DJ Madskillz
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
Will play them all! Full support for Uto! 9/10

Joseph Capriati
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
very cool tracks and tools! will support it for sure! thanks. 9/10

Anderson Noise
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Sebastien Leger Remix)
Good stuff 10/10

Flavio Diaz
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Sebastien Leger Remix)
YEAAHHH!! amazing release one of the best of 2010! both original & remix are Fantastic! loving Seb's remix!! thxxxxxx Flaviov 10/10

Heartik
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Sebastien Leger Remix)
I'm for both the mixes!Dope stuff..will play for sure! 9/10

Maurizio Vitiello
Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix)
BIG RELEASE! really difficult to choose the favourite one both version are great! very well done also the perc and intro tools Full support 10/10

Uto Karem - Utopolys (Original Mix) [Agile Recordings]

Daniel Dexter’s reputation as party starter extraordinaire keeps on growing – a result of his punishing touring schedule and consistently exceptional output of some of Europe’s top electronic labels. But it’s fair to say that Berlin based Dexter’s most rewarding and boundary-pushing work so far has been courtesy of Poker Flat Recordings – which makes this edition of the Hamburg imprint’s Focus On series very timely. 

Focus On Daniel Dexter joins the already illustrious company of previous releases that featured Argy and Guido Schneider, and is set to bring Dexter’s unique brand of dancefloor mayhem to yet more ears. Having spent 2012 touring the world and ripping up dancefloors in every way imaginable, this release brings into sharp focus the force of nature that is Daniel Dexter.  

The release draws together some key releases and distinct high points of his sound over the last few years, as well as giving us some very exciting glimpses of what’s in store in the future – scattered throughout this weighty release are numerous unreleased and exclusive cuts set to detonate dancefloors throughout 2013.  The exclusive tracks are available on the vinyl release, while digital customers can pick up all 13 unmixed tracks. What’s more, the album is also being released on CD as an exclusive mix made by Dexter himself, showcasing not only his expertly crafted tracks but his unique and highly sought after mixing skills – not to be missed! 

The journey starts with ‘The Other Day’ – Dexter’s emotional mood setter sounding as good as ever – a true slice of atmospheric dance music as you’ll hear. The album also makes sure to stop by some other Dexter-defining moments, including ‘No House for Old Men’ from 2011, and a trio of stunning releases on Poker Flat from 2012 – ‘Sirens’, ‘Storm’ and ‘Murder’.  Each was a master class in dynamics and production savvy, referencing classic sounds but never being overawed by them. Dexter’s astounding remix for Zombie Disco Squad’s ‘Righteous Sound’ on Made to Play is another case in point- tight, punchy, and filled with a menace and attitude that is all Dexter. 

Dexter’s skills for balancing the needs of dancefloors to the more cerebral needs of the home listeners is clear - and nowhere more so than on the new and exclusive tracks on this release. ‘Birds’ has a lightness of touch that makes it perfect for very early or very late in any set. ‘Night Away’ is more upfront but maintains a jazzy undertone and boasts a smouldering vocal from Geraldine Roth – and also comes with a handy dub version for the DJs. ‘Raw Land’ is a firing late night house monster, deep and trippy and sure to turn a few floors inside out when played at the right moment. 

‘Papillon’ builds dramatically, utilizes its few elements to create a wicked groove reminiscent of classic period Carl Craig, while ‘Why So Serious?’ adds another dimension of edginess to the proceedings. 
‘In To The Wild’ further references Dexter’s debt to Detroit, but transcends the sum of its parts to create a lush and emotive deep bomb.  Rounding off the album is Dexter’s upcoming remix of Gender Bombs ‘Danube’- a perfect way to close this epic journey- sitting somewhere between trip hop and deep house, this track showcases Dexter’s extraordinary diversity and sure touch for emotional dance music. 


Storm

Daniel Dexter - Storm

Redondo& Ferreck Dawn - Rollergirl (Gorge rmx)

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Dance Anthems (Summer Edition 2013)

Alive

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Artist: Redondo & Ferreck Dawn
Title: Tattoo Girl (Oxia Remix)
Remixer: Oxia
Label: Material
Ref: Material054
Release date: digital 17/06/2013 - Vinyl...

Redondo & Ferreck Dawn - Tattoo Girl (OXIA Remix) - Material

Artist: Eddy Romero
Title: Clubbing People (OXIA Remix)
Remixed by: Oxia
Label: ExpMental Records
Ref: EXP080
Release date: 10/06/2013

Tech house

Juan Camilo Fontalvo