Support from Monika Kruse, Karotte, Hector Romero, Mat.Joe, Felix Da Housecat, Stefano Noferini, Danny Serrano, Manuel De La Mare, DJ Boris, Tiga.... 

Kling Klong founder Martin Eyerer has always been a big fan of collaborations and since their common releases on Get Physical and Leena worked that well it's definitely time to team up with Ackermann on his own label, too. And a big shout out goes to Kaiserdisco who return with a great remix to Kling Klong after several years of absence since their massive success with Jaana. On the other hand we also welcome Pedro Mercado & Karada (Parquet Records) with their first remix for Kling Klong.

Check:
https://www.facebook.com/KlingKlongRecords
https://www.facebook.com/martineyerer
https://www.facebook.com/ackermannmusic
https://www.facebook.com/craigwalkerofficial
https://www.facebook.com/kaiserdiscoMusic
https://www.facebook.com/pedromercado.eu
https://www.facebook.com/karada


Martin Eyerer & Ackermann ft. Craig Walker - To An End

Summer Tech/House Beats

2016-5

http://www.beatport.com/release/dubmission/1294976

Itunes Preorder link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dubmission/id870447639?i=870447648&ign-mpt=uo%3D4


30.05.2014
mobilee 130 - Anja Schneider „Dubmission“

Dubmission
Revolution
Can You Feel It feat. Parsifal Marin
Can You Feel It (Instrumental)

From Mr. Finger to Miss Kittin to Seth Troxler, many of the most memorable cuts in house music history spell out, with spoken words, the experience of clubbing while in the club itself. Meta-musical moment found to be effective on the dance floor. So it goes with “Can You Feel It,” 
the latest by Anja Schneider and guest vocalist Parsifal Marin of Brussels Pony Club.

Named after the signature Larry Heard tune that introduced the world to “Jack,” the track is the latest by DJ/producer/radio host/label head Schneider to pay homage to the Chicago greats, following last spring’s Ron Hardy-inspired “Hey,” which became an instant fave when Anja dropped it at the always in demand Mobilee rooftop parties in Barcelona. Expect the same response in summer 2014, when “Can You Feel It,” and flipsides “Dubmission” and “Revolution,” hit the ears of sun-kissed partiers worldwide.

Get It on Beatport!

Anja Schneider - Dubmission

128kbps preview.

LAD018
Sailor & I - Turn Around EP
Release date: 30.06.2014
Pre-order: https://itunes.apple.com/album/turn-around-ep/id885324375?l=en

Sailor & I are back with their latest productions for Life and Death. The two original tracks, while very different in moods, both share lush productions and a dramatic musical storytelling not often found in a typical dance release. While Boys & Girls offers a slowed-down mournful and yet beautiful nostalgic tale of childhood days gone by, Turn Around comes straight out of the gate like a racehorse on fire, flanked by strong strings and a vocal that pleads a case for love that comes straight from the heart. 

And of course rounding out the release is arguably one of the most anticipated tracks of the summer. Ever since it first started falling on people’s ears earlier this year, the Âme remix of “Turn Around” has been the high point of sets by Tale of Us, Dixon, Mano Le Tough as well as the few select others that have had their hands on it up until this point. It’s been giving goosebumps to club goers everywhere and with good reason — this is Âme at their finest, taking the song and extending it into an epic masterpiece that works wonders on a dancefloor while never losing the bewitching essence of the original.

Sailor & I:
Like → facebook.com/sailorandi
Follow → twitter.com/sailorandi
Listen → @sailorandi

Sailor & I - Turn Around (Âme Remix)

Human

Our newest release, Marvin & Guy's 'Dance Abilities' is now available in wax form! Give it a spin and cop if you're feeling the chug and the love...

Pacific Beach Vinyl: http://www.pbvinyl.com/product/marvin-guy-dance-abilities-young-adults-ep

Red Eye Records: http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/60736-

Juno: http://www.juno.co.uk/products/marvin-guy-dance-abilities-ep/560203-01/

Phonica Records: http://www.phonicarecords.com/product/marvin-guy-dance-abilities-ep-young-adults/127302

01 Dance Ability (The Journey)

Deniro - The Penal Colony 2

Deniro - The Penal Colony 1

We knew right away that we wanted to play around with this mix. It's very haunting and soulful all at once. The baseline carries it through these realms rather smoothly. Leonard's spoken word over his crooning back up vocalists harkens back to Lou Reed's "Walk on The Wild Side."

Love, 

PillowTalk

Leonard Cohen - Nevermind (PillowTalk Rerub)

Driving, dream-scape techno from Romansoff on Mörk.

BUY RELEASE

Romansoff - Seven Sins

"One song in the mix is already released but the rest of them are new, unreleased stuff that was brought here from far off places in my mind. It was then tuned to the original Kammerton 432Hz, mixed together and overdubbed with a few chosen loops of really old techno songs from musicians who are inspiring me until today. This podcast is more tranquil and has nothing to do with the live sets I play at the moment." - Vril

Vril - 432Hz (Unreleased)

Support from Monika Kruse, Karotte, Hector Romero, Mat.Joe, Felix Da Housecat, Stefano Noferini, Danny Serrano, Manuel De La Mare, DJ Boris, Tiga.... 

Kling Klong founder Martin Eyerer has always been a big fan of collaborations and since their common releases on Get Physical and Leena worked that well it's definitely time to team up with Ackermann on his own label, too. And a big shout out goes to Kaiserdisco who return with a great remix to Kling Klong after several years of absence since their massive success with Jaana. On the other hand we also welcome Pedro Mercado & Karada (Parquet Records) with their first remix for Kling Klong.

Check:
https://www.facebook.com/KlingKlongRecords
https://www.facebook.com/martineyerer
https://www.facebook.com/ackermannmusic
https://www.facebook.com/kaiserdiscoMusic
https://www.facebook.com/pedromercado.eu
https://www.facebook.com/karada


Martin Eyerer & Ackermann - The Function

Martin Eyerer & Ackermann ft. Craig Walker - To An End (Kaiserdisco Remix)

Martin Eyerer & Ackermann ft. Craig Walker - To An End (Original)

Martin Eyerer & Ackermann ft. Craig Walker - To An End (Pedro Mercado & Karada Remix)

[Premiere] My Favorite Robot - Magneto (Kezokichi Remix)

Rampa - Trust EP - Track 4
Release: April 29th 2016
Keinemusik: http://keinemusik.com/shop/km032_shop
Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/612185/trust
Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/rampa-trust-ep/1750683
Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/trust-ep/id1102463809
Whatpeopleplay: https://www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/Rampa-Trust/id/125980

Deejay.de: http://www.deejay.de/KM032_-_Rampa_-_Tr…p_-_12i­nch__224536
Decks.de: http://www.decks.de/t/rampa-trus_ep/c72-t0


Taking the release-portfolio into account, Rampa built over the last years on Keinemusik, him adding a new EP to the labels catalogue is worth every credit of trust. And this very “Trust” EP is living up to that not only by its name. It certainly offers value for money, considering KM-releases have mostly been two-trackers. There are four cuts on this one, each one following a different approach, making it also a hella versatile record.

It opens with the titeltrack, the floor-mantra within this bunch. A ruminant groove, backed by lifting and dropping notes, launching a catchy synth-figure and adding up synth-layers until all tension drops into a break that’s as curative as a talk therapy. A track that, out of unshakable serenity, unleashes an irresistible energy.

The following “Entropie” comes closest to what could be considered a Rampa classic. Percussive loops that are scooped up with even more banging and clanking – check. Lurking synthbass in the back – check. Vocalsamples with tribal descent – double check. Generally, you’ll find a whole lot of folklore in this rhythm rich affair, that continuously is jazzing up to highest ecstasy levels.

The flipside opens with “Defiled”, led by a prominent synthline, that’s going through various filter highs and lows and gets bludgeoned by some vigorously swung claps. Raw, naked floor material lacking any flourish, that seems to even fire up a jackhammer during the break.

“Headsup” is concluding this set. Triggering the smell of watered sidewalks, lit-up only by flickering neon light, immersed in the depths of delay, this latenight-story finds some redemption and warmth within the glow of its soulful vocal samples.

Rampa - Headsup - Keinemusik (KM032)

Rampa - Trust EP - Track 3
Release: April 29th 2016
Keinemusik: keinemusik.com/shop/km032_shop
Traxsource: www.traxsource.com/title/612185/trust
Beatport: pro.beatport.com/release/rampa-trust-ep/1750683
Itunes: itunes.apple.com/de/album/trust-ep/id1102463809
Whatpeopleplay: www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/…ust/id/125980

Deejay.de: www.deejay.de/KM032_-_Rampa_-_Tr…_-_12i­nch__224536
Decks.de: www.decks.de/t/rampa-trus_ep/c72-t0

Taking the release-portfolio into account, Rampa built over the last years on Keinemusik, him adding a new EP to the labels catalogue is worth every credit of trust. And this very “Trust” EP is living up to that not only by its name. It certainly offers value for money, considering KM-releases have mostly been two-trackers. There are four cuts on this one, each one following a different approach, making it also a hella versatile record.

It opens with the titeltrack, the floor-mantra within this bunch. A ruminant groove, backed by lifting and dropping notes, launching a catchy synth-figure and adding up synth-layers until all tension drops into a break that’s as curative as a talk therapy. A track that, out of unshakable serenity, unleashes an irresistible energy.

The following “Entropie” comes closest to what could be considered a Rampa classic. Percussive loops that are scooped up with even more banging and clanking – check. Lurking synthbass in the back – check. Vocalsamples with tribal descent – double check. Generally, you’ll find a whole lot of folklore in this rhythm rich affair, that continuously is jazzing up to highest ecstasy levels.

The flipside opens with “Defiled”, led by a prominent synthline, that’s going through various filter highs and lows and gets bludgeoned by some vigorously swung claps. Raw, naked floor material lacking any flourish, that seems to even fire up a jackhammer during the break.

“Headsup” is concluding this set. Triggering the smell of watered sidewalks, lit-up only by flickering neon light, immersed in the depths of delay, this latenight-story finds some redemption and warmth within the glow of its soulful vocal samples.

Rampa - Defiled - Keinemusik (KM032)

Rampa - Trust EP - Track 2
Release: April 29th 2016
Keinemusik: keinemusik.com/shop/km032_shop
Traxsource: www.traxsource.com/title/612185/trust
Beatport: pro.beatport.com/release/rampa-trust-ep/1750683
Itunes: itunes.apple.com/de/album/trust-ep/id1102463809
Whatpeopleplay: www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/…ust/id/125980

Deejay.de: www.deejay.de/KM032_-_Rampa_-_Tr…_-_12i­nch__224536
Decks.de: www.decks.de/t/rampa-trus_ep/c72-t0

Taking the release-portfolio into account, Rampa built over the last years on Keinemusik, him adding a new EP to the labels catalogue is worth every credit of trust. And this very “Trust” EP is living up to that not only by its name. It certainly offers value for money, considering KM-releases have mostly been two-trackers. There are four cuts on this one, each one following a different approach, making it also a hella versatile record.

It opens with the titeltrack, the floor-mantra within this bunch. A ruminant groove, backed by lifting and dropping notes, launching a catchy synth-figure and adding up synth-layers until all tension drops into a break that’s as curative as a talk therapy. A track that, out of unshakable serenity, unleashes an irresistible energy.

The following “Entropie” comes closest to what could be considered a Rampa classic. Percussive loops that are scooped up with even more banging and clanking – check. Lurking synthbass in the back – check. Vocalsamples with tribal descent – double check. Generally, you’ll find a whole lot of folklore in this rhythm rich affair, that continuously is jazzing up to highest ecstasy levels.

The flipside opens with “Defiled”, led by a prominent synthline, that’s going through various filter highs and lows and gets bludgeoned by some vigorously swung claps. Raw, naked floor material lacking any flourish, that seems to even fire up a jackhammer during the break.

“Headsup” is concluding this set. Triggering the smell of watered sidewalks, lit-up only by flickering neon light, immersed in the depths of delay, this latenight-story finds some redemption and warmth within the glow of its soulful vocal samples.

Rampa - Entropie - Keinemusik (KM032)

Album out now!
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Insta: weval_


The Battle

Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold's label with artists like Namito, Ninetoes, Christian Hornbostel, AFFKT.... and of course Martin and Rainer themselves. 

please send your demos to rainer@klingklong.com


Martin Eyerer & Ackermann - The Function

Kling Klong Records