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Solomun - Friends inderdaad: https://soundcloud.com/solomun/solomun-friends-2diy4

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ABBY - This Song Remains Through All (R&E Bootleg)

Veerus & Maxxie Devine - The Sound (Original Mix)

Early support by:
Hot Since 82, Catz n' Dogz, Nic Fanciulli, Adam Port, Dubfire, Timo Maas, Coyu, Kaiserdisco, Monika Kruse, Huxley, Uner + more.

Marc DePulse made his single debut on Noir Music with the long awaited “No Need To Worry” a couple of months back. The track features the brilliant vocal work by Hollis P Monroe and Overnite and has already caused some serious heat around the globe in its original form and the remixes by Fred Everything and Camea from Part 1.

Now the Part 2 has arrived with incredible remixes from Kölsch, Phil Kieran and FreakMe.
Spanding from Kölsch floor functional beats and subs, Phil Kieran's minimal, Berlin infused journey and FreakMe's melodic and deeper ride....... this package is sure to make some people turn their heads and nod along to the grooves.

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No Need To Worry Part 2 (Kölsch, Phil Kieran, FreakMe Remixes) - Noir Music

!!! These are stripped-down 192mp3 snippets of the original tracks!!!

Artist: YOKTO
Title: Compost Black Label #114
Cat No: CPT 446-1
Format: 12" / Digital
 Release: 30th May 2014

With stunning drifty grooves, YOKTO kick off their debut 12’’ on Compost Black, a proper gem of state of the art house music! Two For Wood is already supported and charted by Kristian from Âme and Marcus Worgull!

DJ-quotes:
Nishinomaru is suuuuuupaa !!!  :) | Ian Pooley (Pooled)

Yuhu - very good one! | Agoria

This sounds really great. Panamax will be getting plenty of spend from me. | Jimpster (Freerange)

Whaouuuu this is awsome. Ohhh yessss i would loooove to play this out. This is going to become a biiiiig one for me -- I LOVE IT | Laurent Garnier

Sounds great! Would love to get it to play. Panamax is my favorite of the 3 right now. | Tim Sweeney (Beats In Space)

Nishinomaru is very nice! Will play at the end of my sets. | Gregor Tresher

I´m pretty much into "Nishinomaru", really nice trip into soundscapes!!! | Marc Romboy

bam! ace ep - nishinomaru (what does that mean btw?) all the way for me. open air intro bliss. | Motorcitysoul

Die Two for Wood Platte ist Top! | Adriatique

Super ep! | André Lodemann (Bestworks)

Great release! will play! thanks;-) | Luna City Express / Norman Weber

Awesome, two for wood is great. | The Drifter (Maeve)

Ich bin absolut verliebt in Two for Wood! Der Track ist der absolute Hammer und ich kann es kaum erwarten den am Wochenende zu spielen | Sandrino (Innervisions / Mood Music)

Nishinomaru – Hammer! Die ganze Platte klingt super! | Matthias Meyer (Watergate)

Info:

Hello together,
we are Jürgen Graf and Christian Nainggolan.
Together we are YOKTO. Both of us have a long standing interest in electronic music in general and electronic dance music in particular. The studio of YOKTO is sited in my home in the countryside close to the french border in Saarland (Germany). We meet up regularly on Fridays in order to get our tracks done and having a good time.
The geographic location of the studio has advantages for us. On the one hand, we can fully concentrate on our work and are not distracted. On the other hand, we enjoy the culinarily delicacies from our french neighbors, like wine, oil, cheese and baguette, before leaving the kitchen and going to the studio, beginning with our recording sessions.
Having a good mood in the studio is something really essential for us. The reason for this is due to the fact, that we create music using our brains, our souls and our backsides. And these organs are exactly what we want to put in resonance with our audience.
Sometimes we play music in small- and mid-sized clubs. The grass roots of our work is House Music and all its manifold derivatives. This is fundamental for our work in the studio and also for our appearence in the club. If we have the chance to present our musical vision the whole night, we are pleased to begin the night playing experimental music or ambient and then draw an arc which incorporates the various styles of House. Of course, we always have an eye on the crowd on the dancefloor in order to maximize the fun for both. It is very important for us, being state-o-the-art when it comes to our track selection, despite playing seminal tracks from the past.

Compost Black Label #114

Two For Wood

YOKTO - Two For Wood

Last Unknown Track [Solomun @ DIYNAMIC]

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Jean Deep - Hypnotic Bliss  (David Caetano Long Play)

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Worakls - Unreleased#2 (From Liveset#366)

Known for their outstanding My Tech House and My Deep House compilations, the aficionados at Push bring their curatorial talents to bear on the realm of Progressive House with an anthology that delivers a diversity of sounds in addition to the hallmarks that have made the genre such a peak-time favourite.

Two exclusive tracks set the tone - the stripped-down Haze-M Remix of Phonique's deep house classic 'Feel What You Want' and Oliver Lan's rework of the most seminal trance track of them all, 1993's 'Cafe Del Mar'. Big-name veterans and rising stars jostle for attention. Olivier Giacomotto - head honcho of Definitive Recordings - delivers the bass-driven, spring-loaded 'Dawn', while Joeski brings 25 years experience to the swirling, acidic monster jam 'XXX Part 2'.

Elsewhere, there's a stunning range of textures and vibes. Saccao & Shake Sofa and Cosme Martin & Christian Vila contribute a Brazilian-tinged featherlight groove and a full-on carnival explosion respectively. The brothers from Halle, Monkey Safari, cushion Bon Iver-like vocals on a bed of sustained pads and rich harmonic layers. Marseille's N‘to demonstrates a talent for sinuous synth melody on two contributions, 'Plein Ciel' and 'Petite'. Sascha Kloeber brings his own vocal flourishes to a hypnotic deep house jack; PAX
throw in chugging synth riffs; Beckers sprinkles his groove with tasty UK-garage inflections. And Worakls and Joachim Pastor both explore tuned woodblocks and idiosyncratic chimes on a textbook foundation of builds and drops.

Contributions hail from every corner of the globe. Switzerland's Khainz serves up ‚Ice‘ for the darkest and dirtiest of dancefloors; a Norway-Czech-Australia axis delivers the soulful vocals and bass undulations of 'Madness'. Last up, Muzzaik's 'Gravy' hits you with a giant Hungarian kick before winding you up into frenzied ecstasy, more than a match for Emil Berliner's dancefloor bomb 'What's Love'.

Worakis - Toi

Maceo Plex - Can't Leave You (Tale Of Us Remix)

<b>Taken from Mixmag</b>:

Who? Eelke Kleijn, tech-house producer specialising in tough, late night cuts.
Why? Eelke debuted his stunning live show recently at the Amsterdam Dance Event and to celebrate has given <a href="http://www.mixmag.net/music/mp3-blog/free-mp3-eelke-kleijn">Mixmag</a> an exclusive tune to download.
What Can I Buy? Head over to <a href="http://www.eelkekleijn.nl">Eelke's website</a> to buy records and see where he's playing next.

Eelke Kleijn - Einzelgänger (free download)

Solomun - Gamble On You (Original Mix)

Chi Thanh has been active as a producer and DJ in the international club and dance music scene for a while (Top10 best-selling Beatport Deep House artist 2014) and has performed alongside artists such as: Booka Shade, Tale Of Us, Radioslave, Butch, Claptone, Mark Knight, Florian Kruse etc…

Moreover, Chi Thanh has remixed international artists such as: Booka Shade (“Body Language”), Lana Del Rey, The Do, Metronomy, The Disciples, 2Raumwohnung, Robot Koch… and his work has been featured on blogs such as: Deep House Amsterdam, Clash Mag, Pulse, DJ Times, Data Transmission, Resident Advisor…

Chi Thanh regularly releases on the label “Blaufield Music” of the electronic music legends Booka Shade and his music has also been featured on BBC Radio 1 UK by Pete Tong and Kolsch.
In addition Chi Thanh had a Beatport Club Hit (“Reach - Fluid EP”) with his collaboration with Robot Koch (Monkeytown Berlin-Moderat) on the acclaimed label DIYnamic Music (Solomun) last year.
He recently also remixed Robosonic (“For The People”/Armada Subjekt) and also remixed Booka Shade’s new single “Polar Lights” alongside John Monkman.

For his new single Chi Thanh teams up with vocalist Ben McCrary from Los Angeles. Ben comes from a very musical family with an extensive music history (see The McCrarys: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_McCrarys ) and also counts the legendary singer Chaka Khan as his aunt.

They wrote the song “What’s A Man To Do” together in LA last year already but both feel that it is now more relevant than ever and feel like it’s the right moment to release their collaboration.

Lyrically the song deals with hardship, loss, pain and desperation and the protagonist feels helpless and lonely…. But just like in the “classic Blues-song” tradition the song still aims to give hope, a voice to the voiceless and to share solace so people can still find shelter and peace during hard times….

Musically the song starts with acoustic guitars until the deep house groove sets in and some percussion loops start to shimmer around. The emotional vocal starts telling the story and the warm and melancholic feeling takes over. The hookline “What’s A Man To Do” keeps repeating and in the breakdown the mood becomes empty and a sad vocal choir begins to chant until the climax in the end with added pads and strings, where the singer Ben exclaims all his pain and frustration.

Chi Thanh feat. Ben McCrary - What's A Man To Do - Club Remix

'A painter paints pictures on canvas, but musicians paint their pictures on silence.'

Last Unknown Track [Solomun @ DIYNAMIC]

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