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https://pro.beatport.com/track/idiosynkrasia-ben-klock-remix/1795671

Idiosynkrasia Remixes EP

Francesco Tristano - Idiosynkrasia (Ben Klock Remix)

https://pro.beatport.com/track/are-you-there-ben-klock-remix/5350240

Josh Wink - Are You There (Ben Klock Remix)

Dettmann | Klock - Dawning (Revisited)

Ben Klock - Coney Island

Domtare - Alive (Original Mix)

Enjoy my newest German remake. Here is...Kalt..Enjoy

Sept.2025 new remake..Anthony Castaldo and Raniero with..Kalt..by Willian J.

Amelie Lens – Let It Go EP [SNDST020]

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1: Amelie Lens – Wild 
2: Amelie Lens – Linger On 
3: Amelie Lens – Let It Go 
4: Amelie Lens – The Finest Hour

It is with a feverish excitement that we can finally announce the next EP in our catalog from our newest addition to the Second State family: Amelie Lens. Besides being quite a multi-talented virtuoso, the Belgian artist comes in hot and heavy for her debut release ‘Let It Go’ and with it showcases her prowess for dark, cutting-edge techno. Over the span of four tracks Lens takes us on a tour-de-force journey into the cerebral spaces of large, dark rooms and flashing strobe lights. Kicking things off is the hypnotically inducing 'Wild' with looping vocals laid over an ever increasing pressure of percussion and white noise. Much like the EP opener, 'Linger On' casts the same spell yet picks up the pace with racing snares and meteoric synth washes creating a deeply euphoric ride. The title track ’Let It Go' is up next and is by far the most 'cheeky' tune of the EP with a twisted acid line swirling around the constant begging of Lens’ voice encouraging you to "Let It Go, Let It Out". Rounding out the EP is 'The Finest Hour' and Lens wraps up her debut with the most psychedelic cut of the package. Low rumbling bass tones and spaced out pads over sparse drums leave lots of room for the imagination providing each listener to create their own journey to navigate. If this is Amelie Lens' debut with us, we expect a lot of very big things to come from the young Belgian and so should you. Welcome Amelie Lens!

@amelielens
@secondstateaudio

Released by:
Second State Audio
Release date:
19 August 2016

The Finest Hour

Available November 28 via Suara.

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Flash EP

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Oscar L - Flash [Unity Records] OUT NOW!

GDB - Circuit [Rxxistace]

LF RMX 014
Michael E | Litüus
Order: bit.ly/LFRMX012

A1 Michael E – Beat On The Drums (Len Faki Hardspace Mix)
A2 Michael E – Give Me (The Beat) (Len Faki Hardspace Mix)
B1 Litüus - PRTN:_002/.2 (Len Faki Hardspace Mix 1)
B2 Litüus - PRTN:_002/.2 (Len Faki Hardspace Mix 2)

This time we‘ve got a full round of straight-forward floor-weapons for you, contrasting two producer‘s very different approaches and their respective reworks by Len Faki. 

The A-side is packing heat in form of classic, jacking acid house courtesy of Michael E, whose tracks have that special Ultramajic-sparkle about them but hit with the tight punch and accute precision of a true LF-engineered edit.

Similar goes for the ominous reworks of Litüus‘ experimental synthesis on the flip. Released originally on Shifted‘s Avian label, these heavily modulated analogue sequences merge seemlessy together with Faki‘s metallic percussion.

As usual with LFRMX releases, the proceeds of this record will be forwarded entirely to charity organization Straßenkinder e.V., who are working to offer help to the children living on the streets of Berlin.

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B1 - Litüus - Prtn 002.2 (Len Faki Hardspace Mix 1)

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Oliver Deutschmann is not only a regular DJ at Berghain and many other of the world's leading underground venues, he clearly spends a lot of time in the studio.

As a result, he's one of our scene's most prolific producers and can look back at a huge catalogue on labels like Mote Evolver, Hotflush and many more.

Oliver's also been a longtime friend of OFF Recordings, and now present his debut EP on our label.

The two originals are captivating pieces of minimalistic techno, stripped back drums meet memorable synth themes, to create two timeless pieces of quality techno.

With Opal and Jamaica Suk we have 2 of Berlin's most promising emerging DJ-producers on remix duties.

Opal is a regular not only in legendary clubs like Khidi and Griessmühle, but also recently released a killer EP on Regal's Involve Records.

Jamaica Suk is a resident at Berlin's infamous Pornceptual series, and plays all over europe and beyond, including some of the world's leading clubs and festivals like MELT, Tresor, and many others.

Both their remixes transform Plant Division into harder forms, perfect for the peaktimes.

Plant Division

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Oliver Deutschmann - Plant Division EP (Incl. Jamaica Suk & Opal Remixes) - OFF204 // Preview

Marco Faraone - No Filter

Marco Faraone - Night Ride

Talented young artist Rog de Prisco makes another big splash with his latest offering on Berlin label WHIPBASS, while I Am Bam appears under new YAB alias on remix duties.

Italian Rog de Prisco has been making techno since his mid-teens and adding to his unique sound is his passion for rock music that can be heard on his productions. He has landed on key outlets like Ballroom, Renesanz and Autektone and now his latest release on Berlin label WHIPBASS brims with energy once more. His productions have attracted the attention of artists who have influenced much of his music including Claptone, Paco Osuna, Drumcomplex Joseph Capriati Richie Hawtin and many others. 

Opener 'Nemesis' is a tidal wave of techno revenge. The wall of drums strike a powerful groove and incendiary hi hats build the pressure as underlapping sub bass adds real weight. The remix comes from Italian producer YAB, a new alias from someone who has already got plenty of fine tunes under his belt. In his hands the track is even quicker, harder and more heads down. It's a pure late night banger that will blow minds whenever it gets dropped. Last of all, 'Facom' gets more eerie, with unsettling synth pulses, freaky vocals and a twisted lead pad all bringing paranoid and dystopian future techno vibes.

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Nemesis EP

Premiere: Rog De Prisco "Facom" - WHIPBASS

Decide

Atroxx - Decide

We are pleased to present you two remixes of the recent release 'Body Control' by DJ Rush and & Eric Sneo. Los Angeles native Truncate delivered an elegant, tricky remix with his trademark dosage of funk and groove. New Jersey house legend Harry Romero made a chunky and edgy remix of the original Take Me Back, reminiscent of old school Joey Beltram style. Great package!

B1 - Litüus - Prtn 002.2 (Len Faki Hardspace Mix 1)

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