Loco house

홍대 상수도와 MI 에서 시작한 한국의 언더그라운드 클럽씬이 홍대 전역, 이태원, 강남은 물론 전국 대도시로 확산되면서 폭발적인 발전을 거듭한지도 거의 20년이 됐다. 이제는 세계적인 DJ들이 꼭 거쳐갈만큼 서울도 클러버들이 즐길수 있는 문화도시의 대열에 꼈다. 세계 여느 도시의 클럽발전사를 보면 점점 더 상업적으로 변모해가는 대형클럽형 유행 속에서 음악의 본질을 잃지 않는 양질의 놀거리는 도시의 아이콘으로 부상한다. 지난 20년 가까이 국내 클럽문화를 이끌어온 DJ 연준과 그의 크루들은 서울을 대표하는 클럽을 만들고자 Club MYSTIK에 모였다. 2011년 10월28일 오픈 예정인 MYSTIK에서는 국내에서 접할 수 없었던 음향과 비주얼 시스템은 몰론, 엄선된 Deep House, Tech House를 기반으로 한 정통 사운드를 접할 수 있다. 또 크루들의 세계적인 DJ들과의 협업을 통한 다양한 DJ 파티도 준비중이다. 

Adam Port live at Mystik (Seoul) 28. Sep. 2013

OXIA - Whole Life - 8bit 025

I know this one is not for everybody but i looooooove loopy sounds like this.
Could play the whole night only with this kind of sound. 

Bass on. Bass off.

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Taken from: Souvenir "In The City" Sampler 

Adam Port - You Better

Kölsch - Silberpfeil - Original Mix

Release date: 27th January 2012
Keinemusik 013
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Adam Port - Someone to Love (Keinemusik 013)

Ridney 
"At Night" 
Defected Records 2010

http://extradry.tv

Ridney - At Night

Nicole Moudaber - Hair : Out Now!!

Leena Music welcomes an artist who rise through the ranks of the DJ elite has been swift, purposeful and striking. 

Starting out as a promoter and label manager, Nicole Moudaber booked huge acts for her Soundworx nights at Londons legendary Turnmills club alongside running Southeast Recordings, but it wasn't long before she started to produce herself. 

Flawlessly carving out her very own edgy house and tough, soulful techno sound, her music was instantly picked up by the world's leading tastemakers including Carl Cox, John Digweed and Pete Tong. A residency in Ibiza playing alongside Carl Cox at his weekly night followed, as well as requests for guest mixes on both his and John Digweed's internationally syndicated radio shows. 

Her releases have received just as much praise as her DJ performances. 'Contents of My Head' was featured on the prestigious '15 Years of Drumcode' compilation in 2011 and her remix of Carl Cox's 'Chemistry' on Intec spent weeks at the top of the Beatport Techno chart. 

"Hair" presents exactly what Nicole Moudaber is about in full flair and will work the floor just as she does when she's playing. Both tracks -  'Hair' and 'Let Go' -  will easily set one of the main rooms in Ibiza alight, where she will most probably be for many seasons to come!!

Early Tastemaker Feedback...

Adam Beyer  - love it. 
Maceo Plex - Let go my pick from the ep 
Lee Curtiss/Visionquest - Let Go is great!!! 
Marco Carola  - nice one! 
Catz N Dogz  - Hair is definietly my pick . 
Deetron - Very nice beats in Hair! 
Jimpster  - Hair sounds like it'll work the peaktime floors just perfectly. great bassline hook to get right inside people's heads! 
Karotte  - yes again 2 good groovers from madame moudaber. nicole is on fire. bomba!!! 
H.O.S.H.  -  nice techy stuff! supporting! 
Ray Okpara  - SUPER RELASE!!! MOUDABER ROCKs... love it... greetz RR 
Martin Landsky  - yeah, let go rocks.... 
Thomas Schuhmacher  - Top notch. Loving the basslines. 


Nicole Moudaber - Hair (Original Mix) [Leena Music]

Remix of Michael Jackson - PYT re-edit as played exclusively at Cafe Mambo, Savannah & Ibiza Rocks in Ibiza

Featured on Annie Mac (BBC Radio 1) show by Karma Kid on Fri 21st July 2012

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Michael Jackson - PYT (Ridney Ibiza Re-Edit)

A preview of an upcoming single with Ernesto.

We did a reversion of his old song Care.

Coming out June 18 on Silence Music.

Ernesto vs Mario & Vidis - Care (Edit)

Here my track for the Cocoon Compilation L.
Release is 4th juli 2012

Tech N Roll babyyyyy!!

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Adam Port - Black Noise (Cocoon Compilation L)

Nadastorm-Save us (Knockerrs Edit)

Metyu Dj - Bikini

Pig&Dan - Savage (Original Mix)

Daniel Steinberg - Cry All Night

You can buy the EP here: http://www.beatport.com/release/enemy/1030795

There it is, keinemusik number seventeen. We know what you’re thinking. You think you know how it works. You think, those keinemusik fellas will again be doing their little rotation thing, one producer getting a record out after the other, then a Workparty-joint venture at some point and then it starts all over again. Au contraire! This seventeenth edition is breaking the known beautiful, perfectly curled cycle. Just like that, so that no one gets bored. This record here is an appetizer for the collaboration-effort NR&, or rather Rampa, &ME and Nomi, the New York based singer that provided the recent movement of flamboyant Disco-queerness with its sexiest and catchiest hooks, teaming up with Hercules & Love Affair and doing her own project Jessica 6.
On side A they go full heat and directly for the ultimate, heartwarming club-anthem. “Broken Toy” is sneaking in with discreet percussions and some random field recordings on top, until the intro gives way to an instantly touching piano-accord. As soon as Nomi’s notably affecting vocal parts are hitting the mark, it should be evident, that this cut is applicable in various situations. It will inflame floors into rapture of love, it will be perfect iPod-material for lonely midnight-strolls and it makes a perfect new choon for the weeks and months to come.
On the flip NR& rather take care of everyone who is expecting a safe playing house-rehash of the above mentioned acts and tenderly let a lashing snare slap every preconception out of sceptic faces. “Enemy” makes no mistake about being manufactured in Berlin. Its stoic, technoid intent to pave the way to the floor with utmost straightness might seem like a contrast in comparison with Nomi’s warm timbre, but after some bars, you’ll find both in unrestrained, loving embrace.

NR& (Nomi, Rampa, &ME) - Broken Toy // Snippet

Rauschhaus - All Night Long (Original Mix)

Snipped, original length: 5:42 min

in cooperation with: https://soundcloud.com/noir, https://soundcloud.com/roncosta & Haze

Around The Bane (Noir Mashup Treatment)

Taken from the Rush Hour site:

‘Use Me Again’ is Tom Trago’s evergreen club classic. Originally released at the start of 2010 it became a staple track in many DJs sets.

The track is based around an infectious loop in true disco spirit and it lights up every dancefloor its been played to. The original version has been yet again re- mastered for this 2012 release.

Carl Craig has been one of the track’s biggest fans ever since it was first re- leased, at a certain point he was playing it out in almost every set. For this release he came up with a typical c2 re-tweak. 

Use Me Again (2012 Master)

Mike Dunn - Phreaky MF  - Dirk's Up-Tempo Remix. mp3

Adam Port & Here Is Why - Our Fate 
Release date: 17.05.2013

As you might remember, the last keinemusik release has already seen some significant vocal support from friendly countries. Itʼs been a modus operandi, Adam Port is extending quite a bit on his kM018 edition. The friendly country being Leipzig for that matter and input coming courtesy of Here Is Why, the synthy Wave-Pop-moniker of Good Guy Mikesh. It is in fact an almost inevitable cooperation. There have been quite a few partynights, where crossfaders were shared and the Here Is Why sound has been celebrated within the keinemusik camp since day one.

On A1 youʼll find the clubversion of Here Is Whyʼs new single “Our Fate” in an unmistakable Port-ish condition. The beat stoically marching, escalating into a loop-excess, taking in some of the dirt that made Ports last tune “Black Noise” such an irresistible weapon. The lusciously chopped bassline is aiming in but one direction (the floor), the vocalpart evolves from craving in the background to full bloom within the break, until some field recordings and percussive ornaments throw your feet back into this fateful goose-step. A banger, again. 

The flipside consists of the original and the bonustrack “Tonight”. It is Here Is Whyʼs first single-release since their highly recommended full length debut “HRSY”. At the same time, itʼs their first works coming to life in full on band-mode. “Our Fate” is classic Here Is Why-material factoring in catching and heartwarming vocalhooks, gently orchestrated synth-tension and all those knowing 80ies hints. “Tonight” comes along in a way more spaced out mood, riding a wave, that might surge somewhere within the Atlantic and then pour out whether into the black nothing of the Galaxy or a subtly scored dancefloor.

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