Electrotomic

andy 30th

electro ghetto breaks bass etc

House II

Premiere - Generator - Drop The Bass (Philthtrax)

Avalon Emerson "Quoi!"

ACD I brought in Amsterdam in 1995, rongly linked as UK but was dutch/german and just the CD was manufactured in the UK

Technophobia - Tek - No - Body

Electro/bass classic, the track gets body’s jumping with a killer bubbly bass line in true 'K1' fashion. Hard drums, infectious bass, alien-like signature vocals to show off Keith Tuckers writing skills...the full package of Detroit funk and originally

PBX-34 K1 / Marty Bonds Cosmic Flight Ep.

Cosmic Flight - K1

Electro Mix Electronic funk from some of the best in electro!
Along with some unreleased music from K1 mixed in the mix low res.

And a few of my unreleased tracks.

Track List

1.   	Acht_(Aux88-K1 Return Mix)////                       The Exaltics
2.   	Eigenface (Facial Asymetry) ////                          Der Zyklus
3.   	My Aux Mind (Mezer Bootleg)////                       (Unreleased)
4.   	Inside My Mind////                                                 K1 (Unreleased)
5.   	Folding Time ////                                                    Gosub
6.   	The Troublemaker ////                                         The Exaltics & Paris The Black FU
7.   	The People ////                                                     Dj Maaco
8.   	Enter To Another Time (K-1 mix)////                  K1 (Unreleased)
9.   	Ultrasonic Overdrive ////                                      (Aux 88 K1 Detroit Mix) Aux 88
10.	Adrenalin Flow (Aux 88 Remix)//// 	           DMX Krew
11.	Drive Inn (Aux 88 K1 Mad Scientist)//// 	           Thomas P Heckmann & Gerald Varley
12.	Modular World //// 			                           K1
13.	You Dont Want None Of This //// 		           Aux 88
14.	My Name Is D jK1 (Beat Mix ) ////                         K1(Unreleased)
15.     Coder ////                                                                CKFT 
16.	I Want You feat. Egyptian Lover ////                     The Exaltics / Egyptian Lover
17.    OTHER WORLDS ////                                              K1 
18.    U Can't See Us ////                                                 D.I.E.
19.     If Am Was Fm ////                                                   Aux 88
20.    Record Man (Mnimal Vocal Mix) ////                  Alien Fm
21.      Beware of The Fakers ////                                     Dj. Maaco
22.     Out There (K1 Mix) ////                                        Alien Fm
23.	  On My Computer ////                                             K1
24.	  Resynthesized ////  			                           K1 / Cosmic Force
25.	  Star Gazing //// 			                                   K1 
26.	   To Fly //// 				                                   Marty Bonds
27.	    Intel  //// 				                                   Aux 88
28.	    1_4_6_WE_CREATE (K1 Mix)//// 	                  K1
29.	    Alternative 2  //// 			                          SBLES3PLEX
30.	    Hologram Universe //// 			                   The Exaltics, Heinrich Mueller



K1

K1 Electro Mix 2023 Electro Mix 02-06-2023

Mike Huckaby - Baseline 87'

Ryacet - Eastern Europe Bitches

SupaA.2 - Os Putos (Edit)

Alxs.F - Money Money

For this installment of Computer Transmissions we're proud to present one of our favourite producer/dj's and label head of one of our favourite labels for the last while, who? chief of who is paula.  

who? is a Berlin-based vinyl obssessed DJ and producer known for razor-sharp electro cuts, deep hardware explorations, and a signature sound that fuses machine funk with emotional intensity. As the force behind the Who is Paula label, who? curates a platform dedicated to forward-thinking, high-voltage electro with a focus on raw textures and analog grit

01) Z.I.P.P.O - We Need One Another (Original) [Mistress Recordings HU-MR17-SH]
02) *** - *** [forthcoming Who is Paula]
03) Featherstone - Underneath It All [Ernest's Way ERN006]
04) not even noticed - Cyber Rhythm [Who is Paula WIP006]
05) Fasme - Sweet Flux [Nocta Numerica Records NN016]
06) Unwonted - Blurred Nights [Analog Concept ANCPT010]
07) Caramel Chameleon - d-_-b Future Is Blind [Nottetempo NTT006]
08) Featherstone - Contact [Ernest's Way ERN005]
09) Zobol - Lost in Transit [ElectroVino EV001]
10) Fasme - F.O.G [Analogical Force AF051LP]
11) James Shinra - At The End Of The World [Craigie Knowes CKNOWEP22]
12) James Shinra - Miluv [Analogical Force AF044]
13) not even noticed - Transition [Masa Series MASA005]
14) Zeta Reticula - An Activity Cycle [Eudemonia 015]
15) not even noticed – Feel [Eudemonia 018]
16) Featherstone - Macrocosm [Gated GTD.023]
17) BufoBufo - Weatherworker [Altered Sense AS018]
18) Cignol - Asking for a Friend [Who is Paula WIP009]

https://soundcloud.com/who22
https://soundcloud.com/who-is-paula
https://www.instagram.com/who____22/
https://www.instagram.com/who__is__paula/
https://whoispaula.bandcamp.com/


Computer Transmissions 5 - who? - who is paula

Sector One - All Is Electronic (Maschine Brennt Remix) // Plonk 026

U.F.Orb

Captain Rapp ‘Bad Times (I Can’t Stand It)’ (greg wilson edit)

120 bpm

Previously limited vinyl only 2009.

With all the talk of recession during late 2008 through 2009, Captain Rapp’s ‘Bad Times’ kept running through my head, prompting the idea to put together this edit, which would be pressed  to limited vinyl as part of the Ruff Edits series, appearing as ‘Ruff Rapp’ on Ruff Edits #3. Now, with the news reporters back to warning us of a rocky road ahead, with all the social problems this might entail, it provides a topical opportunity to share it here.

Taking its lyrical cue from 1982’s seminal recording, ‘The Message’ by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, ‘Bad Times (I Can’t Stand It)’ was a socially conscious rap that explored the issues of the day, topped off with the raw pleas of singer Kimberley Ball. Just as important though was the killer Electro-Funk groove that set the more discerning of dancefloors alight. A proper underground tune that was huge for me during the latter part of ’83 , topping my floorfillers list not long before I called time on my DJ career:
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/lists/no1_floorfillers.html

This was very much a track you’d only hear if you were tuned into what was going on in the black clubs over here. Like the majority of tracks I played, I’d picked it up on import from Spin Inn, the essential shop in the North for Soul, Funk, Disco, Electro-Funk and Jazz (the elements that made up a specialist night circa ‘83). As I've said before, if you didn't buy your records at an import stockist like Spin Inn, you couldn't seriously aspire to be a black music specialist, and Spin Inn was right up there, along with an elite of shops, like Groove and City Sounds in London, shaping the course of UK club culture via the constant stream of dance music, great, good and not so good, they brought into this country.

Whereas New York was the centre of the dance universe at this time, its hybrid groove and technological experimentation pushing the music ever forward, ‘Bad Times’ was a West Coast, not East Coast  track, released on a small label out of Los Angeles called Saturn, with unknowns, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (along with Rich Cason), credited as arranging and performing (Jam & Lewis would, of course, become the most successful dance / R&B producers of the mid-late 80’s). Captain Rapp himself was Larry Earl Glenn, whose 1981 ‘Gigalo Rapp’ (by Disco Daddy & Captain Rapp) has its place in history as the first West Coast Rap 12”. 

‘Bad Times’ would be issued in the UK on the Becket label, but failed to make any real impact beyond the black scene. As such, it’s always retained its underground credentials, and a place in the hearts of black music enthusiasts with a fond ear for the early 80’s. 

Greg Wilson – October 2011

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

Captain Rapp 'Bad Times (I Can't Stand It)' (greg wilson edit)

A bonus release to his 12'' earlier this year on Clone Royal Oak with a rework of the Valentine's groove beats. KiNK himself add's his wellknown energy and turns it into a real crowd pleaser where Serge & Tyrell take care of the dub mix on the flip side stripping the track to its bare essentials.

Out now!
https://clone.nl/item41709.html

Beats

Order at clone.nl

KiNK - Beats (+ Serge & Tyrell Remix) - Royal32_1

Husband and WIfe duo "The APX" remakes and covers the classic 1983 soul hit by Yarbrough and Peoples "Don't Stop The Music" 

Connect with The APX:
https://www.facebook.com/theapxmusic/
https://instagram.com/theapxmusic/
https://twitter.com/theapxmusic

Don't Stop The Music (Yarbrough and Peoples Cover)

Free Download

Don't Stop The Music (Yarbrough and Peoples Cover)FREE DOWNLOAD

A. Oshana - Eccentric Electrix [YoY.02]

Putting this one up as a free download since it's  little different from what I normally do and free is good.  Thanks for the support!

Sequence Alignment (free download)

Just messing about with stuff for my radio show!!!!:)

Download: www.mediafire.com/listen/h6erzgxfj…4_Mode_Edit).wav

Patrice Rushen - Feels So Real (54 Mode Edit)

From the album "10,000 Spaceships Attacking a Very Small Planet" released on Spacebar Sentiments and Pretension Records

Here Come Volsoc

Helicopter Jackson - The Booty Song (2003)

READ > https://inverted-audio.com/premiere-estebahn-freakin-original-mix

Fresh off a fine contribution to @brainwaves_crew recent VA issuing, 'Caustic Dance', Geneva-based producer @estebaaahn returns to the Swiss imprint with his debut solo EP, 'Aquatic Intervention' - featuring six acid-soaked, Detroit-bred electro rippers that shall wreak absolute havoc in the paddocks. Madness coming dead ahead.

Aquatic Intervention

Estebahn - Freakin' (Original Mix) [Brainwaves]

2069

Pass The Puddie

My remix/edit of one of the tracks off The Prodigy's first EP.

The Prodigy - Android(Fear - E's In The Place Remix)

Electro Alert!!
The official Satamile Records EM.S. We only have XL at the moment so dig in. Fruit of the Loom Cotton T's Includes immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. Click on the Buy button and go to our Bandpage site. LIMITED time only.

E.M.S. aka Stephen Machnowski 
EMS is one of our most diverse and talented artists on the label. I found him living above Strange? Records in 1995 making his own modular synths, vocoders and drum machines for his electro productions. Stephen Machnowski currently has 3 eps on Satamile Records and a full length 2x12. He falls into the category of genius electro producer with records that have charted amongst the worlds top DJ’s and radio stations both nationally and internationally. It’s rare to find someone such as him who can build the exact modules from transistor up, write, engineer , perform live and dj!! 

Dave Clarkes Techno Tip Sheet 
TOP FIVE ELECTRO 
1) Non Stop DJ's "Furious Ep" 
2) Blotnik Brothers "Elapse Current Loop" (Satamile) 
3) Manasyt "Sore" (Touchin' Bass) 
4) Ems " Synchronaut" (Satamile) 
5) RA-X "The Overthrow Ep" (RMR) 

EMS - SYNCHRONAUT - SATAMILE - 2xLP (SAT017) 

"EMS - Synchronaut" and "Blotnik Brothers - Elapse Current Loop" are two of Dave Clarke's 
TOP 5 electro picks 
--May 7, 2004 www.daveclarke.com (UK) 

"...more ears are primed for real electro than ever...ems brings unrelenting beats and time tested robotic vocoders to the dancefloor" 
--Review XLR8R (USA) May 2004 

"...six exceptional cuts in which minimal groove, analogical modulations, subtle vocoders, gloomy melodies and heading hypnotic bass lines combine perfectly, EMS introduces his definition of a both deep and funky syncopated music. The final result is just simply amazing!!" 
--Review by Atome.com (France) May 17, 2004 

"‘Crack In The Sun’ is a brilliant opener, almost hittting Detroit territory due to its warm analogue synths that play a lush sequence and modulate throughout the track, while underneath a stripped and jacking electro beat rolls with the sub bass, class groove. Also head for ‘Ginetik’ which has one of the warmest swooping basslines that hugs the beat with classic arpeggiator-esque synths that deliver a killer electro atmosphere. My fave has to be ‘Ellipticophasic’ which has an amazing and hard beat backed by acidic synths to drop what is probably the hardest cut on the album, it stands out so much due to the punchy drums that will rock a dancefloor solidly, ace New York electro shizzle." 
--Review by Boomkat.com (UK) May 2004 

"A full six track double pack that's bursting at the seams with cracking dancefloor electro grooves. After two great singles they cememt their place as key players for this top new york label. Hefty grooves, deep basslines and a more than liberal sprinkling of wicked sounds. Recommended." 
--Review by Smallfish.co.uk (UK) May 2004 

*	The very first Satamile signature strikes back in full length version! After releasing three magnificent EP's, ''Exoplanet. Voice. Transistors'' ''Robotronic Rhythm''and ' 'Colonized'' on Andrew A. Price NYC based structure, rare and precious talent Stephen Machnowski signs here a dancefloor and mental electro deluxe album in its own and inimitable trademark. In six exceptional cuts in which minimal groove, analogical modulations, subtle vocoders, gloomy melodies and heading hypnotic bass lines combine perfectly, E.M.S introduces his definition of a both deep and funky syncopated music. The final result is just simply amazing! Grade A to sumptuous ''Crack In The Sun'', ''Ginetik'' and ''Ellipticophasic'', three tracks that confer ''Synchronaut'' opus its essential status. 
--Review by Dropshop.com (USA) June 2004 

Radio Plays: 
Kiss 100 Dave Mothersole 5/11/04 
Kiss 100 Tayo 
Kiss 100 Rev Milo 5/16/04 
Spin 103 Barry O'donoghue 5/20/04 + 5/27/04 
Passion FM Dan Bean 5/15/04 

Selected DJ Comments 
Keith Tenniswood - "The EMS ting I got is ace!!!" 
Tomaz (switch) - "I really love this! Ginetik and Getghetto are the best tracks. Chart and 
Airplay (Charted #10)" 
Percy X - "Love one of the trax on this LP, still playing loads of em" 
Mark Broom - "Yeah into it. Satamile can't put a foot wrong for me...going from strength to 
strength. Big up the NY Possee" 
The Hacker – “Good album, pure electro. I like it!” 
DJ Hyper – “Love it” 
Ade Fenton (Advanced/Atomic Jam) – “Best tracks are ‘Illusion Mode’ & ‘Ginetik’. I prefer 
the harder tracks on the album” 
Xander (Romp) – “This is the business. 9/10” (Charted #7) 
Barry O’Donoghue (Hotpress/Spin 103) – “Absolutely fantastic. Two tracks on this week’s 
show. Word.” 

Grooves Magazine 
Following up on the original vinyl released earlier in 2004, the CD version of Synchronaut adds five new tracks. With a distinctively deep, dark analog sound that harkens back to a mix of early acid, Detroit techno, and classic Elektroids, the record is packed with the classic 4/4, relentless 16ths of percussion , and robotic vocals of the 80's b-boy sound. Brisk and biting, tracks like "Close Encounters" and "Get Ghetto" establish an oppressive futurist vision early. But "Plt_lounge_eur" is a lovely, almost nostalgic electro piece that lubricates the ear canals, being plush and synthetic at the same time, and "Rhthmus Machine" slows down to an introspective crawl, its sensuous knob-twiddling making the piece grow and rise like a post-massive dawn. EMS has put together these extra pieces with as much care and attention as his homemade instruments. Highly recommended. 
Written by Alex Reynolds
credits
released 26 April 2004 
Stephen Machnowski, Frankford+Wayne Mastering, Gabe @ B'constructive design, Roland 909, 808, Juno 106, Satamile
tags


"Illusion Mode", by EMS, __________EMS T'shirts__________Satamile rec.

Track Six / Harmonic Eye

Track Six

KEITH TUCKER aka K-1
The music scene in Detroit has a long history of producing many forms of music and special artist. Keith K1 Tucker is one of those artists; he has been globally influential in the age of “Detroit Techno and Electro.” Keith Tucker, as an Artist and DJ, has captured this vision in his extensive catalog. Co-founder of AUX-88, and also known as DJ K-1, Alien FM, KT-19941, and his (Alter Ego) movie score sounds of Optic Nerve. Tucker Created electro mayhem in the mid 90‟s to create the electro revival you hear so prominent in the new millennia today.

Tucker has recorded as Frequency on the famous Label Metroplex While Touring Live and Djing around the world Tucker has performed and programmed Juan Atkins first live shows as Model 500. Tucker has also toured extensively as Dj K1, Live performances as Aux88 & Optic Nerve. Tucker went on to explores his own personas in 2020 leaving Aux-88 to keep creating music with his record label PUZZLEBOX Records. Tuckers many releases, interviews, reviews and performances in the U.S and Europe, has given him the recognition he deserves. 

Call him what you want but by any other way, but don't call him blind. This visionary from DETROIT has brought his unique brand of dance music to the awaiting ears of the world recording New Optic Nerve Lp Uncharted on Jeff Mills Axis records, Far Away ep on Soma and collaborations with Anthony Rother, Carl Finlow, Detroit In effect, Anthony Shakir, Cosmic Force, Dj Godfather, Slam, The Exaltics, Strand and extensive remixes for so many in the genre. See his exclusive dj energized dj sets.

Electro / Techno / Minimal / House

Cosmic Flight - K1

Keith Tucker K-1 (Official)