LPR-V003 Vinyl Release
SALES LINK: https://loopainarecords.bandcamp.com/album/divided-lines-lpr-v003

In a world where electronic music is always evolving, "Divided Lines" stands out as a gem in the techno genre, bringing together the creative visions of Swedish artist Lakej and Madrid's Biorc. This vinyl record features two original tracks and two remixes, taking listeners on a sonic journey that explores the fusion of styles and the connection between two musical cultures.

All music written and produced by Lakej & Biorc
https://soundcloud.com/lakej
https://soundcloud.com/biorc

Mastered by: Carlos Koschitzky koschitzkymastering.com

Label: Loopaina Records
CAT#: LPR-V003

Artwork by Loopaina Records
Photo taken in Tegallalang, Indonesia by JDRM

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"Divided Lines" is more than just a vinyl record; it's a celebration of collaboration and creativity in the techno scene. Lakej and Biorc have crafted a product that resonates not only on the dance floor but also invites introspection and emotional connection. This release is a must-have for techno lovers and a testament to the potential of contemporary electronic music. Don’t miss out!
SALES LINK: https://loopainarecords.bandcamp.com/album/divided-lines-lpr-v003

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Singing & exploring sounds…
eskalia (she/ her) is a Viennese mezzo soprano with Greek and Hungarian roots. She discovered her love for dramatic and sorrowful sounds early in her musical education, an affection that deepened during her vocal studies at University Mozarteum Salzburg. In 2024, she started exploring electronic music herself and since then, aims to pull each listener into an immersive tunnel of extraordinary music and deep emotion in her sets and performances. Among her favorite sounds are classical choirs, human cries and sobbing, harsh electric guitars, melismatic scales, dissonances and different sounds in nature such as bubbling water. 
However, her passion for art and culture extends beyond performing music. She favors artistic and cultural exchange and the synthesis of arts, as well as warm and communal atmospheres.

Palpebræ is a project designed to emphasize and endorse the electronic music spirit that develops in the underground scene, made up of producers, labels, events and projects advanced by passion and love toward this genre.
The platform will host podcasts, charts and inherent news to the electronic music, given the chance to users to connect and make up network with others.

Berlin-based French artist and producer, TRAKKAN embodies a raw, ethereal, and hypnotic techno, shaped by dark textures and uncompromising energy. His radical aesthetic draws inspiration from brutalist architecture and industrial aura of the German capital.
Currently working on a visual album, he pushes the exploration of his music as an immersive experience.

Dark, raw, hypnotic and deep techno from Copenhagen, Denmark. Monthly mix uploaded to Soundcloud.

Resident @tanzgente @dixrupt
𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 EU: sarkha.gmail@gmail.com
𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱𝘄𝗶𝗱𝗲: dixruptcommunity@outlook.com
contact: PM or sarkha.berlin@gmail.com
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Rebeca Harath (aka Sarkha), a Berlin-based producer and DJ, is known for crafting music with raw and hypnotic grooves, complemented by haunting atmospheres and powerful percussions. With a background in the audio post-production industry, she exhibits a solid foundation in dramaturgy, which is reflected in her productions and sets.

Sarkha has established herself as a versatile artist, equally adept at creating dancefloor-oriented tracks and experimental works that reflect her deep interest in sonic exploration. Her soundtrack Last Days of Gaia, released on Pollen.Sounds, marked a turning point and opened up a new creative direction.

Active in the underground electronic music scene for well over a decade, Sarkha has performed at venues such as Suicide Club, Renate, Mensch Meier, Birgit, and Oxi. She has also taken part in events organised by international networks such as female:pressure and Amsterdam Techno Records. In 2023, she completed a brief tour in Japan, marking her intercontinental debut. As a producer, her work has been released on respected labels including Detroit Underground, Blockchain Records, Not Dolls, Kodikarm, Pollen.Sounds, Glanz + Elend, The Techno's Children and Klem.

Finally, Sarkha has joined the collectives Dixrupt & Tanzgente as a resident.

2025/12/12:
Anybody else prevented from accessing SC servers via VPN?  All of them are blocked for me.  This is the first time it happens to me in six or seven years of almost daily SoundCloud activity.  I use a VPN in SC because when I don't I get horrible delays that show up in many different ways.  The only explanation I have found is that somehow their security/identification system has flagged my IP address and introduced all kinds of speed bumps.  It makes the experience very unpleasant, irritating.

2025/12/06:
Why was Jonathan Bellot's account
[https://soundcloud.com/jonathanbellot] deleted?
...

You can't see it because of the angle with which I took the shot, aiming down, but beyond those blocks is the sea.  To the left is the Mediterranean, to the right is the Atlantic Ocean.  No it's not Gibraltar, but a little bit further West. ... Actually I checked recently and it is further North more than West, I thought I was facing South when in fact I probably was facing the Atlantic ocean, which is why I suppose the waves were of a decent size where we were.
...
My face and the bike are a courtesy of Joël Vaudreuil
[https://vimeo.com/user8897093]  ... Merci Joe!
I then went ahead and butchered his work with a borrowed helmet.
Sorry Joe. =(
...
sometime in 2025:
I have not been able to recover access to my other account [https://soundcloud.com/ha-kekong] for a couple of years.  Don't be mad if I have not replied to your message in the past two years, that's because I never got them ; ) ... You can always reach me here though.
...

I'm trying to promote what I think is good music, so if you want to help out a bit I'd rather you [like] or [repost] my *playlists* rather than my field recordings, if you don't mind, unless you are a die hard fan of those things. Thank you ; )

I speak French, so if you send me a private message, and that you are a francophone, please write in French, thank you.  ... I mean, you don't absolutely have to, but I would prefer it. 

All my field recordings (except for when I record a person) are public, freely downloadable by anyone who is able to click on the button.  I encourage anyone interested to use them in any way whatsoever, on purpose or accidentally. No need for permissions or credits or any other kind  of administrative maneuvers.
...

Anarchists give me hope.

I'm a big fan of EFF.  Love ya EFF.  (no connection with the above line)
... and of course Richard Stallman and Linux and all the others.  Bless yous.

Now don't be lazy, go find out what it is this "EFF" that I'm talking about.  I'll give you a hint: it has to do with computers.

You have a nice day now.  Hugs & Kisses.