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We welcome Aamon & Malocca after hearing some of their latest releases on HardCutz Records and Unity Records, we knew they would make a great addition to the City Music group. The pack includes two great original tracks by them, as well as an exceptional remix by Peppelino. Thank you for taking the time to review our promo.

Aamon, Malocca - I Am (Original Mix)

Meu mais novo remix, para o parceiro Monobloq. No remix tentei manter a idéia forte da original, mesclando minhas idéias e construindo uma base mais sólida para as pistas de dança que tenho tocado por aí. O resultado foi este.

22 de fevereiro nas melhores lojas digitais, pela Nin92wo Records

Monobloq - Maravalhas (Alex Justino Remix) [Nin92wo Records]

Pre-Order Worst Case's 'Rocket' EP here: itunes.apple.com/de/album/rocket/id1114732845

Artist: Worst Case (Tony Casanova & Joshua Jesse)
Release Title: Rocket
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT170
Release: 2016-06-03

Worst Case aka Tony Casanova & Joshua Jesse's “Rocket” EP comes at us with two hard hitting originals and three reworks anchoring on the talents of some of the finest producers around at the moment.

“Rocket” opens up swiftly with an effervescent bustle, as the groove is slowly built up through ascending synth leads. The ear catching leit-motif though is an insurgent guitar sample, reminiscent of 70s power solos. Despite the overall oldschool flavour of the track, we’re quickly reintroduced to present day soundscapes, as we reach its peak point. Surprisingly enough, the tension is smoothly resolved and the original dynamic is reverted.

Centered on a setup of layered vocals, “General Opinion” offers an upbeat groove from the get go, bolstered by a carefully crafted array of ascending whizzes, tribal roars and clattering bells. Distant cut-outs of the vocals create a spacious and relaxed outro, unwinding to a full stop.

US sound traveler Clint Steward revamps “Rocket”, building up anticipation through percussive slabs. Promptly triggered cavernous bass snippets enthrall and intrigue, as the ambiance morphs into that of an otherwordly sonic journey.

Niko Schwind injects his trademark oomph, giving “Rocket” some extra boost. Balancing sharp chops with subversive synth detonations, the piece gains even more fire to fuel the dancefloor.
From the other side of the globe, Aussie Murat Kilic reshapes the audio storyline in “General Opinion” to a progressive, uplifting affair peppered with sunken ringers. Still playing upon a vocal sample from the original cut, the track shows off a jagged edge, displaying a deeper and darker version rendition of the latter.

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Tresor EP

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Some support in random order:
Monika Kruse: good stuff! will play!
Enrico Sangiuliano: lovely originals and remix!
Sasha Carassi: solid release
Noir: COOL!
Andres Campo: Sick ep!! All tracks are top!!! Thanks for sending.
Coyu: Baldur is a great track. Support!

German based duo Hidden Empire are swiftly making progression in their climb to the top of the techno scene. They’re known from several hit releases on Stil vor Talent and Traum Schallplatten. We are gleesome to open the doors of Filth on Acid and welcome them for a 3 track original EP. On remix duties we gladly find Egbert, the Dutch powerhouse of peak-time techno, who’s currently releasing on Drumcode.

Twilight Of The Gods opens with Baldur. The authoritative, round kick and bassline build a colossal foundation on which propulsive arpeggiators shift things into next gear. A sturdy, polished groove ensures movement on the dancefloor. The atmospherics and hornlike shout of Baldur, hint to the unfortunate fate of this mythological creature as well as building pleasant pressure.

Mjolnir, the hammer of Thor, stays true to its name, as it is a definite peak-time affair. Long stretched swelling, bassy pads are the backbone for reverberated percussion and dapper synth stabs. Memorable synth melodies unfold on the break to balance force and profoundness.

Bragi can be seen as the most hypnotic of the pack. Arpeggiated synths, soft pads and detailed synths hint to the abstruse nature of Bragi; the god of poets. Smart drum programming keeps the track in ever morphing state.

We close the EP in style, with Egbert’s remix of Bragi. As an artist, always on the lookout of new ways to detonate party crowds, this time he derives a groove with qualities of cavalry. Throughout the track the kick, bassline and drums continuously exert and exchange powers, which makes it sound like a constant battle as to where in the groove they can sit. This unique element builds an enormous strain. Combined with the beautiful break; again Egbert’s music arrives at the next level.

Hidden Empire - Bragi (Egbert Remix)

Hidden Empire - Baldur (Original Mix)

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Nicholas Van Orton - Fya (Nicolas Rada Remix) [BCSA]

In this month’s Last Night On Earth Sasha delivers part ​of ​his recent set from Output in New York for the first hour, then in hour 2 is joined by @cristophmusic for a guest mix to celebrate the release of his debut EP “Eleven” (released 21st of April on Sasha’s Last Night On Earth imprint).

Listen to all Last Night On Earth Podcasts here: http://smarturl.it/LASTNIGHTONEARTH024

Stay in touch with Sasha via Twitter at @sashaofficial and @LNOE_label.

Last Night On Earth

Sasha presents Last Night On Earth - 024 (April 2017) w/ Cristoph

This month Sasha is bringing you his recent Coachella set recorded back in April 2017. 

Listen to all Last Night On Earth Podcasts here: smarturl.it/LASTNIGHTONEARTH024

Stay in touch with Sasha via Twitter at @sashaofficial and @LNOE_label.

Sasha presents Last Night On Earth | Show 025 (May 2017)

Sasha is back this month bringing you an hour of his set from the Last Night On Earth party at Pacha in Ibiza in May along with an hour guest mix from GHEIST whose latest EP on the label called “Rufos” is out now.

Listen to all Last Night On Earth Podcasts here: smarturl.it/LASTNIGHTONEARTH024

Stay in touch with Sasha via Twitter at @sashaofficial and @LNOE_label.

Sasha presents Last Night On Earth | Show 026 (June 2017) w/ GHEIST

Supported by: Joris Voorn, Maceo Plex, Nic Fanciulli, Edu Imbernon, Monika Kruse, Coyu, Noir, Pleasurekraft and many more.

Manchester based Transcode has made some waves in the scene with his quality output on labels like Stil vor Talent. Filth on Acid is very happy to welcome this unique artist to the label, with three great originals on his Afterlife EP. Next to that, Whyt Noyz from Richie Hawtin’s Minus stable delivers an outstanding remix.

Afterlife starts off with a dreamy, subtle atmosphere, and some fantastic programmed synths and arpeggios. These elements are contrasted when the beat comes in; powerful and straightforward. The little melodic percussive elements work in perfect harmony with the melodies and keep on driving the track. The long breakdown in the middle of the track is mind blowing and a real crowd pleaser. A level work by Transcode.

Whyt Noyz manages to squeeze the synth lines of the original into a remarkably tight groove. Razor sharp hi-hats and a solid kick and bass drive the track on through airy and trippy effects. Slowly the arpeggio unfolds from the groove and leads us into the breakdown, where feeling of the original track perfectly complements the hypnotic vibe of Whyt Noyz grooves.

The third track of the EP, Vesta, illustrates Transcode’s ability to write very strong and beautiful melodies, with almost a relaxed feeling, without slowing the track as a whole down to much. There’s still plenty of energy here, and as Vesta develops, the energy level increases in a subtle way too.

Night Vision closes of the EP in style, introducing acidy elements and colossal sound design that stimulates the imagination of the listener. A heavy bass drum and a steady, punishing drum section combined with an eerie, dangerous atmosphere create a tasty atmosphere.

Transcode - Night Vision (Original Mix)

Transcode - Afterlife (Whyt Noyz Remix)

Transcode - Afterlife (Original Mix)

In an era of Abondance, of the wrong leaders, and mass-producing for profit, this name showed how Techno can be innovative, designing a furrow in the mind of people, and move the generations forward. ARTSCORE is the power-core of the label, and I Hate Models Set the bars of the innovation once again with Totsuka No Tsurugi.

A2. Totsuka No Tsurugi

A1. Eternal Loneliness

Supported by: Pan-Pot, Joris Voorn, Sasha, Karotte, Maceo Plex, Oliver Koletzki, Monika Kruse, Victor Ruiz, Joseph Capriati, Edu Imbernon, Secret Cinema, Umek and many more.

To mark our 10th release, Reinier Zonneveld selected 14 unreleased original tracks to form the Stamp Collection I. This is Filth on Acid.

Hidden Empire - Raeve (Original Mix)

Sasha is back for the August edition of the Last Night On Earth radio show, with an exclusive snippet of his set recorded from The Liquid Rooms in Edinburgh back in July, plus in hour 2 of the show Sasha is joined by Budakid for a guest mix and interview to celebrate the release on his “Creations” EP on the Last Night On Earth.

Sasha presents Last Night On Earth | Show 028 (August 2017) w/ Budakid - 120mins

The Last Night On Earth with Sasha is back in September with an exclusive mix recorded from the Kompass Klub in Ghent back in August. http://smarturl.it/LASTNIGHTONEARTH029

Sasha presents Last Night On Earth | Show 029 (September 2017)

Alan Fitzpatrick’s We Are The Brave label has been busy laying down foundations for the past twelve months. The run-away commercial success of their debut single “We Do What We Want” was just the start, and have since been setting the standards.

The label boss himself makes his welcome return to the label this October, with Magnetic Dog. The original comes laced with slicing hats, crispy yet superbly deep thundering kicks and a cheeky dose of acid thrown in for good measure.

Alan wrote the original back in 2016 and waited for that special remix to finalise the package. Always a supporter of Marcus Intalex and his productions, under his Trevino moniker he delivered a masterfully deep rework, taking down the tempo and achieving a euphoric cut of the original.

Magnetic Dog

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AlanFitzpatrick - Magnetic Dog

This week´s #AMFM is the third hour of the set that I played at Pacha Barcelona on September 10th, a Sunday night. Of what I heard, the busiest Sunday ever so far at Pacha Barcelona. Well, let´s not gimme the whole credit for that (although my DJ ego would love that), there also was a public bank holiday on Monday … still - what a crowd and what a vibe! @flug played a great opening set and I think I could have gone on for hours and hours to be honest. Anyways, in the end it was a 4,5h set and you will be able to relive it within these 4 weeks now. Barcelona rocks! Muchas Gracias!

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