A new name to join the ever-expanding Truesoul roster is ‘Okain’. His first EP on Truesoul majestically crosses the paths between house and techno. Using deep underlying sub bass rhythms throughout his tracks, Okain creates grooves that maintain an extremely funky feel throughout this EP. The use of percussion helps to reinforce this and keep the free flowing momentum going strong. 

Okain - Oblivion - Truesoul - TRUE1255

Metro Sexual

Heat Ledger - Make U Dance (Sheps Remix)

I think

Already supported by: Adam Beyer, Alan Fitzpatrick, Andhim, Boris Dlugosch, Karotte, Kiki, Nick Curly, Pan-Pot, Sasha, Solomun, Stephan Hinz, 2000 And One...

‘Raw’ returns with the long awaited remixes of Kaiserdisco's 'Jet Stream', a summer smasher spun by almost every key DJ this summer and a key track in the sets of Solomun, Marco Carola, Tensnake or Adam Beyer.

Riding the pulses with perfect balance are the Brazilian connection Christian Smith and Wehbba, whose remix is a svelte classic of layers and loops, minimalism and maximums.

Diynamic’s star man H.O.S.H. goes Euro-skeletal, sharpening the original’s mechanoid riff to ricochet around the lab before bringing in an ear-piercing breakdown, and then embarking on a fuller, more celebratory vibe with his ‘Melodrama mix’.

The Junkies are tasked with taking ‘Ten Commandments’ to Toronto and give expert insight into cyclical techno, simultaneously sweeping the underground and sending down lightning bolts from up high.

Kaiserdisco - Jet Stream (Christian Smith & Wehbba Remix) - KD RAW 002R

VINYL RELEASE: 20.11.2015
DIGITAL RELEASE: 23.11.2015

"When DJs are in need of dark and muscular dancefloor movers, they turn to Wehbba. With releases on renowned labels such as Intacto, 100% Pure and Tronic, the Brazilian producer has become the country’s poster-child for techno heat. With his latest release, Wehbba has turned in a very special concept EP on Marc Romboy’s legendary Systematic Recordings imprint, already earning big BBC spins from Pete Tong and other taste-makers.

Entitled Systematic Shades Vol. 1, the EP finds Wehbba painting three vivid soundscapes to evoke distinct shades of color and movement. The opening track “View of Delft” is an epic builder that invites you to close your eyes, take in the cascading atmospheric synths and envision the colors coming through your ears. The following two cuts solidify the release’s concept, offering up their own distinct shades of dance while clocking in with more peak-time energy."

source: Dancing Astronaut, 2015.

OUT NOW.

B1. Wehbba - Um Den Kern

Beatport: http://bit.ly/UrbanNoiseEP_bp
iTunes: 26.02.2016

Wigbert had us Dancing In The Dark Room back in October of last year and makes a quick SCI+TEC return with his latest release ‘Urban Noise’.

Having already explored many musical paths in his career, Wigbert’s current sound is an impressive amalgamation of all that has come before, matched with a tougher, more driving dancefloor delivery. 

The German’s latest four track collection sees him present the gentle and yet electrifyingly ‘Unknown Intro’, a perfect set opener for all.  We’re treated to the intense acidic groove of the title track and are them ramped up further still with the twisted 
sounds of 'Moog Mood’, before a full throttle finalé with the tribal touch and thumping drums of the excellent 'Back To FFM’. 

Another excellent offering from Wigbert and further proof as to why he’s such a firm SCI+TEC favourite. 


TEC151 - 1 - WIGBERT - URBAN NOISE

Arjun Vagale - Let Me Lead You [PUREDV069]



CLINT STEWART - HUB TWO [SNDST018]

Vinyl: www.deejay.de/SNDST018_-_Clint_S…o_-_12inch__228775

A1: Clint Stewart & Pan-Pot – Zau!
A2: Clint Stewart & Stephan Hinz – Fall To Earth
B1: Clint Stewart & Michael Klein – Artifacts
B2: Clint Stewart & The Reason Y – Audabe Flares

Now that we are firmly underway into our second year, it's time to celebrate Second State's family vibes as we bring you the sophomore installment of our annual HUB release. This year we have Clint Stewart taking the helm and over the course of four collaborative tracks with The Reason Y, Michael Klein, Stephan Hinz and of course Pan-Pot, the American displays his prowess for creating powerful, emotive dance floor cuts.

Kicking things off in grand fashion, the EP starts with the alliance of Clint and the boss men Pan-Pot on a massive tune entitled "Zau!" featuring the insanely talented Portuguese percussionist, Peter Xoben, and the inimitable artist Luio Onassis who graced us with his signature artwork for this release. After a chance encounter in Berlin a year ago, Clint met up with Peter and Luio for an impromptu recording session that would later go on to become Zau! after Pan-Pot heard an early working session. With rapid fire blasts of Peter Xoben's drums laid over a captivating groove, the track grows with intensity as deep sonic blasts of low end rumbles and sharp rhythmic hooks engross the aural space.

Soon, wildly unforgettable bursts of neural jabs begin to play a game of call and response with the existing elements as lush, rising pads install a relentless tension of ecstatic proportions to absolutely demolish any dance floor scenario. Following up "Zau!" is Clint and Stephan Hinz who after last years hugely successful HUB collaboration "Shimmer" are back with another incredibly heady tune, aptly titled "Fall To Earth".

Spanning spaces somewhere between deep, euphoric and driving the guys deliver an exquisite "nail biter", testing patience only to deliver a huge pay off of lush strings, melodic bass lines and stirring melodies carried by a heaving groove perfect for those intimate moments.

Embarking into the second half of the release we see Clint team up with Michael Klein to drop what could be the heaviest and most psychedelic tune of the release. 'Artifacts' is a white knuckle ride from beginning to end. Fast paced, swirling arps, unrelenting percussive builds, malevolent jabs and truly hefty roars of bass set the stage for what can only be described as a 'Draconian' opus of epic breadth transcending time and space. Wrapping up the collaborative release is Clint's pairing with Berlin duo The Reason Y for an uplifting ride on 'Aubade Flares'.

Persistent and unyielding grooves lay the foundation as abrasive yet opulent tones partner with rich low end which continually grow before rising to a fever pitch. As the vitality gets to be almost unbearable, a wash of dreamy, intoxicated strings bring it all together into a grandiose symphony of gorgeous harmonics. As heard over the course of these four collaborative HUB tracks, the comradery of the Second State crew is organically becoming more and more solidified and that was always the plan, yet it has past all our original expectations, and we think you will agree.

We hope you enjoy Clint's interpretation of our unique HUB series.

@clintstewart
@pan-pot
@stephanhinz
@michaelkleinberlin
@thereasonyberlin
@secondstateaudio


Hub Two

Vinyl

Clint Stewart & Michael Klein - Artifacts

Alfred Heinrichs - Like That

German techno duo Kaiserdisco is making waves in the international electronic music scene with their unique blend of energetic beats and infectious melodies. Comprised of Frederic Berger and Patrick Buck, the duo has released a string of successful tracks on renowned labels such as Drumcode, Suara, and Tronic, among others.

With over a decade of experience, Kaiserdisco has become known for their dynamic DJ sets and productions that seamlessly fuse classic techno sounds with modern elements. Their signature sound has earned them support from some of the biggest names in the industry, including Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, and Sven Väth.

In addition to their music, Kaiserdisco is also recognized for their commitment to sustainability and eco-friendliness. They have implemented various green initiatives in their touring and production processes, such as using biodegradable products and minimizing waste.

Overall, Kaiserdisco's unique sound and dedication to sustainability make them a rising force in the techno world.

Kaiserdisco - Jet Stream (Christian Smith & Wehbba Remix) - KD RAW 002R

Kaiserdisco (OFFICIAL)