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Artist: Kellerkind
Release Title: I Know | Music is a Miracle
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No.: SVT114 | SVT115
w/ Remixes by Leftwing & Kody, Oliver Koletzki & Murat Kilic

Over the past couple of years, Kellerkind’s unique interpretation of house music has truly catapulted him out of the figurative basement and into the limelight. Whether it was the disco-infused cool of ‘Backflash’ or the tribal rhythms found on his debut-album ‘Basement Story’, through hard work, rather than by miracle, Marco Biagini matured into a producer who is at the top of his game. With ‘Music is a Miracle’ Kellerkind now delivers a sophomore album that offers itself as a diverse and surprising love letter to music, carrying his distinct handwriting. This 12“ compiles two of the album’s highligts alongside three highcalibre remixes.

’I Know’ is trademark Kellerkind, as he treats us to filtered disco breaks, colourful chords and a smooth vocal hook, while ’Music is a Miracle’ presents a different style. Here, an extremely funky garage bass-line, Chicago strings and urgent trumpets surprise us as they drop after a Moodyman-esque monologue. Mantra-alert!	

The B-side is then dedicated to the remixes of ’I Know’. While the British heavyweights Leftwing & Kody bring the heat thanks to energetic dub chords and an urgent acid bass-line on their tasteful interpretation, Oliver Koletzki surprises with a rave-tastic old-school UK hardcore mix. Lastly, Murat Kilic focuses on jacking percussion and a rolling bass-line on his grooving version. 

Selected Feedback
Oliver Schories – Murats rmx for me. 
Animal Trainer – funky thing..much <3<3<3
Doctor Dru – thx a lot
Niko Schwind – great pack...hard to choose a fav here! thanks
KlangKuenstler – Sehr geile Album Auskopplung, Music Is A Miracle schockt, hitverdächtig, I know ist auch genial und tolle Remixe, für jeden was dabei! 
Bjoern Stoerig – kellerkind=killerkind - i know original. the remixes are sweet too
m.in – like a lot
Kotelett & Zadak – "I know" rocks the show!
Kruse & Nuernberg – Wow. Really nice release. Both originals are ACE. 
Ryan Dupree – I like the Leftwing & Kody remix and also the original from Kellerkind - Music is a miracle.
Falscher Hase – Solid package! I like "I know" the most.

SVT114 – Kellerkind – I Know [Snippet]

Rebecca Ferguson   Teach Me How To Be Loved (intro remix by Dynamit Harry)

Ammenmärchen  (intro remix by Dynamit Harry)

Get SVT115 - Kellerkind - Music is a Miracle: 
➟ iTunes: http://bit.ly/18zAiUX
➟ Beatport: http://btprt.dj/HWVaiA
➟ Amazon: http://amzn.to/17X6uaj
➟ Juno: http://bit.ly/1eTYysp

Artist: Kellerkind
Release Title: Music is a Miracle
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No.: SVT115
Release: 15.11.2013
w/ Jake the Rapper, Laura Wiesmann

Info
Over the past couple of years, Kellerkind’s unique interpretation of house music has truly catapulted him out of the figurative basement and into the limelight. Whether it was the disco-infused cool of ‘Backflash’ or the tribal rhythms found on his debut-album ‘Basement Story’, through hard work, rather than by miracle, Marco Biagini matured into a producer who is at the top of his game. With ‘Music is a Miracle’ Kellerkind now delivers a sophomore album that offers itself as a diverse and surprising love letter to music, carrying his distinct handwriting. 

On ‘Your Love’, Kellerkind organically eases us into the album as deep bongos float over casual guitar licks and drawn-out synth melodies. Gentle murmurs slowly form into a distant soul vocal while sunny saxophones create a relaxed and beautifully fragile vibe. ‘Don’t You Know It’ then tightens the screws. Here, cowbells and laser-synths scream trademark Kellerkind: sugary without being cheesy, laidback yet never losing sight of the groove. It’s time to warm up the discotheque, don’t you know!? Kellerkind does, as he proves on ‘I Know’ and treats us to filtered disco breaks, colourful chords and a smooth vocal hook.	

Things get a little tougher on the next tracks. While ‘Give Me the Beat Back’ utilises a hip-house chant, dubbed out chords and hard-hitting snares to showcase a bouncy, UK-sounding bass-line, ‘Projection’ loops Jake The Rapper’s instantly recognisable voice and a classic disco riff to create seven minutes of moreish fun. ‘Music is a Miracle’, the album’s title-track, then reveals itself as a standout. Here, an extremely funky garage bass-line, Chicago strings and urgent trumpets surprise us as they drop after a Moodyman-esque monologue. Mantra-alert! 

Taking a dreamier turn, Kellerkind’s ‘Feel It’ is wonky and mechanical as it builds into a melodic climax that leaves you lost on the dance-floor, suspended in time. A beautiful moment and possible highlight in any DJ set. On ‘It’s Like That’ a dusty dub-house groove then flows through clonking percussion and a pitched down vocal until classicistic chords eventually wash over the arrangement. Drawing us in even deeper, ‘Take This Higher’ combines a bittersweet piano, romantic string melodies and an elegantly repeated vocal hook, toughened up by a low-slung house bass.	

Kellerkind reveals a completely new facet on the electronic ballad ‘Monologue’, which features Laura Wiesmann’s soulful vox. This is tasteful pop that bedazzles due to its reduced nature, honest vulnerability and musical softness. Lastly, the field recordings of an airplane security brief form the base for heavy piano notes, a distant beat and knackered strings on the nostalgic yet hopeful outro ‘Itchy Feet’. The title couldn’t be more fitting: Kellerkind doesn’t like to stand still, something he certainly proves with ‘Music is a Miracle’!

Selected Feedback
Tensnake - The original is a tyipical but nice Kellerking song, Oliver's remix quite 
surprsing, and Music Is a Miracle is a great styled track too
Mathias Tanzmann - Music is a Miracle für mich
Catz 'n Dogz - Nice Record
Sascha Braemer – Great, thx
Oliver Schories – Nice album. Thx. 
Animal Trainer – funky thing..much <3<3<3
Doctor Dru – thx a lot
Niko Schwind – great pack...hard to choose a fav here! thanks
Dirty Doering – Great mukke!! 
KlangKuenstler – Sehr geile Album Auskopplung, Music Is A Miracle schockt, hitverdächtig, I know ist auch genial und tolle Remixe, für jeden was dabei! 
HNQO - 5/5 Thank you for sending
Bjoern Stoerig – kellerkind=killerkind - i know original. the remixes are sweet too
Florian Meindl - good development of kellerkind since his first tracks! 100% slopop disco! now his track "basement funk" from back in the days really make sense!
m.in – like a lot
Kotelett & Zadak – "I know" rocks the show!
Kruse & Nuernberg – Wow. Really nice release. Both originals are ACE. 
Ryan Dupree – I like the Leftwing & Kody remix and also the original from Kellerkind - Music is a miracle.
Falscher Hase – Solid package! I like "I know" the most.

SVT115 – Kellerkind – Don't You Know It [Snippet]

Hier nun was neues Altes von Mir in gewohnter Art! Wer's mag kann ne Mail schicken! Weitere Mixe davon gibt es im Frühling! (WORKINPROGRESS)

B.C. - LaLuna 2014 (DaMardin's Fünf Vor Früh Remix)

Wether it is raining or the sun is shining, Popp & Popp always put you in good mood. Their frsh electronic melodies paired with the voice of a trumpet at least bring a smile to everyone's face. No matter if in a crowded club or on a big open air stage, there is no one who can resist dancing. Since two years, the young musicians are experimenting with the combination of groovy beats and impressive acoustic influences. They love to compose with other artists like saxophonists, drummers or singers. The digital EP also comes out with a nice remix by Lochmann Records Founder Michi Mueller.

Cover by Lars Görlitzer Photography

Popp & Popp - Delirium (feat. Dressman)(Michi Mueller Remix){Snippet}

After their debut release on Black Hole Recordings with a remix for Moonbeam’s ‘Madness’ in May 2013, Boss Axis – one of the most upcoming EDM duos in Germany - return on solid German label Parquet Recordings with a rather special selection of goodies to make your mouth water. With staggering 19 brand new remixes of their debut album ‘Bridge A Divide’ released back in December last year, Marcel Florschütz and Thomas Knoll present a unique package of talents like Solee, Moonbeam, Alle Farben, Ryan Davis, Joachim Pastor, Rainer Weichhold, Peer Kusiv, Nico Pusch and many more to emphasize their work again with a huge international remixers line-up. Close your eyes, a new world is born with bridging a divide.

“With the remix-album we were able to show not only club-oriented sounds, but also spherical innovations with a fusion of great international artist support.” 

Melodic and groovy - that’s the distinguished sound of the two Thuringians from Germany as in 2008 they decided to have a share in the electronic music scene. Their sound features warmth, pressure and especially harmony, on what they emphasize in particular. Their attention to detail is obvious. Recently, they were titled “ministers of melody”. The review about their latest album released in December entitled “Bridge a divide” is a splendid performances of Boss Axis like fireworks of euphoric moments.

Their first tracks together, which attributed to their respective experience as solo artists, already had the potential to knock on the doors of relevant labels of the scene. After several digital offers, they received the opportunity for a vinyl-launch at their current home base on Solee’s “Parquet Recordings”. The foundation was built and many releases were to follow, including their biggest hits so far, “Orlando” and “Keep Going”.

Equally, their performances as a DJ-team are truly splendid moments of happiness, so it is no wonder that the congenial boys have been performing in almost every happening club as well as at one of the biggest and most popular open-air festivals in Europe - “Tomorrowland”, which was the highlight in 2012”! After releasing countless singles and remixes for worldwide well-known artists like Gui Boratto or Tom Novy and many others, it is time for their second album, filled with lots of new tracks, perfect for the club but also for one's own living room.

“Nevada” perfectly introduced the album, in the pure tradition of Boss Axis, with long layers and subtle pianos notes that will make you beat the rhythm. With a moody yet warm reinterpretation of Solee, the full of depth will make you smile. “Even temper” is more monotone in a positive way with deep vibes creating a great underground atmosphere. Russia’s most prolific EDM duo – Moonbeam, put their unique dreamscape into a visionary journey again. Then, “And nothing” represents a more funky side with the vocal. One of the most productive Dutch acts Arjuna Schiks breathes the track with a distinctive melodic and energetic edge. “Two hearts” evolves notably with its progression and its composition with long synths notes. Parisian producer Joachim Pastor primes it more deep and with a great piano. Originally with its ambient waves and bouncy long distance vocal, Germany’s “king of bootlegs” Nico Pusch combines “Deepening” with great emotions and a gentle minimalistic drive. 

Alle Farben uses nice trumpets for “Challenger”, what makes the progression of the track a nice hearing orgasm. TOUREAU’s “Meeting Alice Version” of “Wondaland” sets confused sounds with individual influences of techno and EBM. While remaining melodic, the melancholic Patrick Muschiol remix of “Memories” is one for the deep moments, but also has light and infectious feel at the same time. The percussive touch of Arquette’s version lights on “Flower”. Concluding the package, “Since you’ve been gone feat. Silke K.” is full of life dreaming it with an atmospheric flow by Peer Kusiv and punching through the depth, adding sprinkles of melody over the encapsulating vocal.  Next up is “Find'n'Hide feat. Steklo” and remix duties going to Mirco Niemeier who adds a mysterious yet melodic touch to proceedings. At the end, “Down home” is the time to come back to a safer and warmer place: your home, with a very slow  ending of the journey with Olivier Weiter.


07. Boss Axis - Wondaland (Raumakustik Remix) (Snippet)

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