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“Don’t You Live Your Life” is a melodic techno journey built on deep low-end, atmospheric textures, and a pulsing progressive groove. Emotional yet driving, the track combines cinematic synth layers with hypnotic rhythms, creating a blend that works both on a dance floor and in late-night headphone sessions.

Designed for movement and introspection, the track shifts between warm melodic builds and darker rolling energy, capturing that moment between tension and release that defines modern melodic/progressive techno.

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atmospheric pads
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cinematic techno
hypnotic leads

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A1 - Skymn - Biker Scene (Len Faki Deepspace Mix)
A2 - Refracted - Depth Charge (Len Faki Deepspace Mix)
B1 - Craft - Time Will Tell (Len Faki Deepspace Mix)
B2 - A Sacred Geometry  - At The Gates (Len Faki Deepspace Mix)

For the first time, Len Faki decides to dish out a full foursome of his Deepspace-mixes, sharing one of the most profound entries into the series yet. Originally released within the last couple of years. The atmospheric and dubbed-out ’Biker Scene’ is one of riding blissfully under a sky illuminated by the milky way, followed by a streamlined update on the soaring metallic shuffle that is ’Depth Charge’, its tribal undertones prowling in the underbrush. The flip tucks NYC‘s Craft‘s wild synth work into a tight corset, channeling its lively energy even more effectively for the floor. Closing out with A Sacred Geometry, the Berlin/Rome-connection‘s finely plucked synths glide above elated pads and a skittering rhythm.

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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Metallique EP

Julian Jeweil - Draft (Original Mix)

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Digital Release: 18th September 2020
Vinyl Release: 2nd October 2020

A1: Reform - Close Encounters
A2: Reform - Stance
B1: Reform - Mind Control
B2: Reform - Horse Riding

Young Italian duo Reform return to Second State with their latest release, four tracks of innovative, hard-hitting and unusually sophisticated techno.

The throbbing kick and trippy synths of “Close Encounters” opens the EP, with a foreign, clipped vocal and breaksy jungle elements adding further interest and mystique. “Stance”, meanwhile, is a straight-up stomper packed with ricocheting percussion, rubbery synth blasts and disorienting pads, all crying to be heard in a club. “Mind Control” demands to rain down on a crowd at a festival, too. A lean, nimble build steadily escalates into an irresistible, shuffling beat boosted by shifting, bouncy synth patterns and an unrelenting forward momentum. The pair’s unusual knack for blending disparate elements into something atypical but completely danceable is perhaps best demonstrated on “Horse Riding”. The drums are tribal, the stabs are acid-like, there’s a gauzy filter laid over the top, and tickling hi-hats, but also an undeniable thump commanding bodies to move.

Put simply, this dream team from Tuscany are making music well beyond their years that stands up beside the work of veterans (and is often more interesting). We’re honored to have Reform back at Second State!

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Reform - Mind Control

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Digital Release: 9th October 2020
Vinyl Release: 23rd October 2020

A1: Pan-Pot - Keid
B1: Pan-Pot - Planet9
B2: Pan-Pot - Echoes From Epsilon

As the pandemic continues to put a halt on clubbing as we knew it, techno dons Pan-Pot have adapted their sound to suit these uncertain times. The dancefloor focus remains, but on their latest EP,  there’s a restraint and delicacy to the tracks that reveals yet another facet of the duo’s creativity, and innate understanding of what their fans want to hear right now. 
 
“Keid” builds slowly with rustling percussion, insistent tapping and a sneaky, smouldering bassline that bypasses the predictable massive drop for something moodier and more subtle. Exotic jungle sounds, tribal drums and cool bleeps open the atmospheric “Planet9”, which soon pivots towards a thrilling build and ravey arpeggios that sound ripe for dank basement clubs and open-air festivals alike. “Echoes from Epsilon” is probably the most unexpected track of the lot. Five and a half minutes of ambience is characterised by airy pads, windchime synths, and a transportative, meditative air that is light years away from Pan-Pot’s typical fare. 
 
At once timeless and completely of the moment, Keid is a surprising, refreshing release from the industry veterans that should both please old fans and win new ones.

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Pan-Pot - Echoes From Epsilon

We see once again a triumphant return of our Master Cuts series. In this series we collect the outliers and the misfits for some well-deserved time in the spotlights. After the debut of the illusive Welticke, KD RAWs head honchos Kaiserdisco, took on their remixing mantle and delivered a pulverating remix that takes Energizer to a whole new direction, while keeping and eye out for the original. Veteran in the game Axel Karakasis brings us Faced Reflection for a techno behemoth delivering the attitude. Ferhat Albaryrak and Kuvoka bring us Dematerialize. A wonky buzzing affair, with a relentless groove to accompany the mesmerizing leads. On closing duties is friend of the family George Libe with Boostmaster, bringing us a call of the wild combined with a thunderous low end. All tracks bringing the heat. Check it out.

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Kostas Maskalides - Teleportal (Original Mix)

Teleportal

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After releasing several top charting EP's on labels like CODEX, Say What? and Unrilis, we welcome back German techno maestro Chris Veron! He delivered the massive "Forget About The World EP" which we think will do some serious global damage and needs to be in every techno heads playlist!

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Digital release: 31st December 2020

1: Allan Feytor - Portal
2: Chris Hirose & The Reason Y - Guilty Bliss
3: Ferhat Albayrak & Kuvoka - Tobe Alloys
4: Frankyeffe - Root
5: Giovanni Carozza - Ambigramma
6: Jay Lumen - Dust
7: Jürgen Degener - Spandau
8: Lucas Aguilera - Box Closed
9: Patrick Milaa - RS01
10: Richard Cleber - Invasion
11: Samanta - Hello

Pan-Pot’s Second State delivers the next installment of their compilation series, welcoming fresh talent and label mainstays for a dynamic fusion of intensity, character and the thumping techno that the esteemed Berlin imprint is best-known for. 

Brazil’s @allanfeytor kicks off with twisted echoing melodies and mutated rotating sirens in ‘Portal’, immersing listeners into a lucid tunnel that characterizes the track’s name. @chrishirose and @thereasonyberlin, welcomed back to their mothership Second State, team up for ‘Guilty Bliss’ and deliver a shuddering beat with a kick that commands a groove throughout. Up next are Turkish producers @ferhatalbayrak and @kuvoka with ‘Tube Alloys’, where toms add another layer to the percussion on the track, before being complemented by chirping minor keys, while distorted claps and hi-hats join to inject a surge of energy. 

@frankyeffe presses on and gets straight to business with ‘Root’, a pummeling cut with rigorous kicks and a mesmeric vocal sample blended throughout. Fellow Italian @giovannicarozza provides the roller here with ‘Ambigramma’. Hi-hats and claps echoing in the distance are layered over a thundering kick-drum, building suspense before reverting back to play with our anticipation once again. Footwork’s head honcho @jay-lumen-official pays homage to his trademark heavy bassline and vocal samples in his contribution ‘Dust’, a rasping cut with a rebounding male vocal, that evolves into rave territory for its final ascent. @jurdeg proceeds with ‘Spandau’, a peak time chugging cut laced with an eerie demonic narrative for the lovers of the heavier kind of techno.

Warped keys and distorted kicks follow in @lucas-aguilera’s ‘Box Closed’, accompanied by chunky kick drums that punch through, and perfectly random synth notes which blend together with maximum effect. ‘RS01’ from Second State newcomer @patrick-milaa delivers us a more mainstage feel. Kick drums tremor throughout the track along with a synth lead that elicits a sinister atmosphere, while an acid line and bellowing horns keep listeners guessing. @richard-cleber showcases a stripped down cut with ‘Invasion’, a contemporary polished track that doesn’t compromise on the kick. Rounding off the 9th compilation of the label is Lithuania’s @djsamanta with ‘Hello’, leaving us with a flurry of spacey instrumentals amidst a trippy sliced up vocal sample.

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