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Marc Houle & Miss Kittin - 'Where is Kittin' with remixes from Dubfire and John Foxx and The Maths.

Out on Items & Things
Beatport: http://ow.ly/lo2PP
Vinyl: http://bit.ly/14Yt3VP

Official Teaser Video: http://ow.ly/kZsY4

Marc Houle & Miss Kittin - Where is Kittin (Dubfire Remix)

Almost exactly 7 years ago, on 10.9.2007, it all began with this one. 
Timeless Dubfire tune inspired by a Loco Dice DJ set, one-sided 12" and subsequent digital release. Enjoy!

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Dubfire - RibCage - DESOLAT 001

Zeskodj
Have Some Dubsted (Extended Mix)

Date: 03/28/2024
NATURAL SOUND records
NSR01

released March 28, 2024

Have Some Dubstep

Have Some Dubstep (Original Mix)

"No Reason to Lie" is the lead track of the EP, characterized by an aggressive but groovy percussion.

"I Can't Stop Looking at You"- is the most playful track. It has a friendly bass line which stands out. The movement is given by vocals, making the track ideal for every dance floor. 

"Am" - Brian shows his introspective side by this track in which the sounds are composed by long pads that point out the down lift, a powerful bass line alongside a vocal that marks the rhythm of the track.

Delivered by <a href='http://www.label-worx.com'>Label Worx</a> on behalf of <a href='http://www.m-nus.com'>Minus</a>

MINUSmin41 : Brian Gros - Am (Original Mix)

some feedback...
Joseph Capriati: Good!
Marco Carola: Good!!
John Digweed: Good stuff
Richie Hawtin: Good
Sam Paganini: Nice Pack! BLACK RADIATION my fav!
Henry Saiz: Downloading, thanks
Agoria: Good! Thank you very much for the music
Dominik Eulberg: Supported by Dominik Eulberg
Hollen: Great EP – I will test it!
Drumcell: Digging this... will give it a test
DJ Emerson: Excellent! Good stuff, thanks
Tocadisco: Great Tracks!!
Secret Cinema: BLACK RADIATION is a big one! Will play this ADE!! Cheers!
Joran van Pol: BLACK RADIATION and FACEMELT are nice!
Koen Groeneveld: FACEMELT is my favo! BLACK RADIATION and FINAL JUDGEMENT are cool too :)
Man With No Shadow: Hammer EP by Zonneveld & Axan – FACEMELT is my pick!
Spartaque: BLACK RADIATION for me! Great release!
Nicolas Bougaieff: Bombs, bombs everywhere
Kaiser Souzai: Banger, specially BACK IN THE HOLE. Thanks for sending
Remy Unger: Good stuff, will play!
Jimmy Van M: Fantastic techno here. Will support!
Jochem Hamerling: Solid as always!
Taster Peter: Solid stuff! Will play for sure!
Arjun Vagale: BACK IN THE HOLE is amazing!

"Reinier Zonneveld and Axan’s "Final Judgement EP" is a follow up to their high acclaimed "Make Me A Promise EP" which was heavily supported by Richie Hawtin and John Digweed and has created havoc on the dance floors at all Trapez parties.

One can say their trax can be understood as a bit of a revival of the once so powerful Dutch techno scene when labels like Djax Up and See Saw were ruling the international techno scene with acts such as Speedy J, Terrace, Acid Junkies, Hole In One, Tellurians, Alici and more.

Their new EP is as strapping and almighty as their predecessor with it’s trax "Black Radiation", "Facemelt", "Final Judgement" and the apocalyptic "Back In The Hole feat. CLID" getting a hold on the control panel in a big way. Expect big damage when you play any of these tracks."

support the artists!

1. Reinier Zonneveld & Axan - Black Radiation

Highly regarded as one of the pioneers of techno, Alleanza welcomes Misstress Barbara with this ground swelling breaker that has already been classified as one of the hottest tracks of this year.

Storm Waves

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Misstress Barbara - Storm Waves - Alleanza 081

MINUS163 - A - On The Way

Following recent releases from Nicole Moudaber, Stephan Hinz and Elio Riso the new release is from Tomy DeClerque.

Tomy DeClerque is a Slovenian DJ at the forefront of the country's electronic music scene, who is known globally for his hulking Techno productions and charismatic DJ style.

His music has features on labels including Toolroom, Phobiq, 1605, Blu Fin and Mauro Picotto’s label Alchemy, plus he has also collaborated with the likes of UMEK.

One of the Intec mainstays, this will be the twelfth time Tomy DeClerque has featured music on Carl Cox's much famed imprint.

“Makarona” centres around dark atmospherics brought to life by drum rolls and bursts of explosive percussion. The offbeat lead synth jerks and lurches the groove forward over the rolling bass foundation, making this track an enthralling white knuckle ride. Fast and furious, this peak time Techno track takes no prisoners and packs a real punch.

“The New” starts with mechanical rhythms that rotate like the engine of a heavy duty machine. Rising pads build tension whilst pitched drums answer in call and response patterns. Overcast and menacing, the intensity builds as the track progresses and grows with ferocity. Trapped in its captivating glare, this Techno monster is perhaps best described as being “The belly of the beast!”

ID125 1. Tomy DeClerque - Makarona

Paul Ritch presents his new EP &gt;Secret Garden&lt; and celebrates 3 years of his own Quartz Rec. After 20 releases the label has stablished itself as a leading force in the techno scene and this new 3 tracks will raise the bar even further.

Atmospheric sounds, hybrid textures and organic layers laced with broken voices and bonded all together to generate the required voltage for each of the 3 cuts to be dance-floor explosive hymns. A delight!

Paul Ritch - Secret Garden (192k)

This is the second single extracted from Marc Houle’s forthcoming album on his home label Items & Things.
‘No One Knows’ is a dark pumping energy featuring a deep vocal ambience with an equally melancholic message. The accompanying bassline emits a brooding vibe while an emerging acid line keeps it deep in the party realm.
Marc Houle is revisiting his Detroit Techno roots, highlighting the artist’s distinct sound of heavy beats and strong melodies.

Marc Houle - No One Knows

Download EP here: http://www.beatport.com/release/techno-vocals/73547

Release date: 28/09/2007

Why are the vocals turned down so low? This is the way we make Techno!

To mark the label’s 50th release Marc Houle gets right back to basics with two raw, stripped down future classics. What’s more both vinyl cuts, “Techno Vocals” and “On It” clock in at under six minutes meaning that this compact 12inch’s sound and message is going to be coming through extra loud and clear.

On “Techno Vocals” (as with all Houle productions) each sound is perfectly realised, commanding its own space with metronomic discipline. The rigid drum patterns, analogue explosions, regimented snare rolls, laser guided effects and delayed bleeps interact with supreme efficiency, while the arrangement is mapped out with cool, calculated intent. The result is a totally robust example of A-grade techno that’s really brought to life by the self-referential, pitched down vocal hook!

It’s well documented that Marc has more than a passing interest in 80’s electro, New Wave and retro computer games and these influences are somehow more apparent on Minus 50 than on his earlier solo releases or as part of Run, Stop, Restore. “On It” in particular will turn a few heads, making, as it does, a detour into previously unexplored territory. Revolving around a heavily filtered melodic bass riff, Houle punctuates the dry, upfront groove with a choice selection of rough, old school samples before dropping into a series of moody bass variations that give the track its distinctive flavour.

To complete the release, dub and accapella versions of “Techno Vocals” are also available as digital downloads offering amongst other things the chance to reformat the vocals over the original beats.

Press contact: press@marchoule.net

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www.facebook.com/marchoule.official 
www.mixcloud.com/marchoule
www.youtube.com/user/MarcRHoule
www.twitter.com/MarcRHoule
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/marchoule 
www.dj.beatport.com/marchoule 
www.juno.co.uk/artists/Marc+Houle/
www.discogs.com/artist/Marc+Houle 
www.itemsandthings.com


Marc Houle - Techno Vocals | Minus | 2007

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Marc Houle has been wowing audiences for over a decade with a live performance that is constantly evolving night after night, in city after city, at clubs and festivals worldwide. The skill and effort that goes into creating these truly 'live' sets is the result of an entire lifetime dedicated to electronic music and a deep love of the machines that make it.
Raised adjacent to Detroit in Windsor, Ontario, in the same fertile music community that spawned Richie Hawtin, Houle’s obsession with electronic sounds goes back to the noise of ’80s video games and vintage synthesizers. And while too many electronic artists use their machines as merely tools of convenience, Houle regards his with a dedication found in few producers.
The results have been extraordinary. A decade-long career of seminal records on Hawtin’s Minus label, as well as his own Items & Things imprint, that not only helped define the beloved minimal sound of the mid-‘00s (“On It”), but had a laugh at its expense (“Techno Vocals”), before transcending the limits of the sub-genre completely by incorporating industrial, disco and new wave influences
(“Undercover”).
A committed live performer, he arrives at each gig equipped six superb albums worth of material, whilst the inception of his new project alongside Octopus Recordings founder Sian sees this number multiply extensively, as the duo weave together hypnotic, warping soundscapes as they deliver Marsian (Live), with their 2018 debut tour which began in Detroit and navigated throughout the Americas setting the tone and vision from the off.
And then there is the steady stream of new music - whether it's material on the likes of Innervisions, where Houle has contributed to the label’s renowned 'Secret Weapons' series as well as delivering his stand out 'Silver Siding' EP, or remixes of classic cuts (like those found on the 10-year anniversary remix of his Restore album by Joris Voorn, Popof, Julian Jeweil and Danny Daze), plus a string of Items & Things remix packages that have welcomed artists such as Chloe and Tobi Neumann to the imprint to date. Not strictly bound to electronic music in the traditional sense, Houle’s work has also led to explorations into film, producing a score of Kurutta Ippeiji’s 1926 original silent film 'A Page of Madness' to critical acclaim.
Add the equation a deeply rooted connection and affinity with the city of Detroit, widely regarding as the birthplace of Techno, and equally as close ties to Houle’s current adopted home of Berlin, exemplified through his creation and development of 2018’s 'Sound of Berlin' documentary soundtrack, and it’s no wonder Houle’s records have found their way into the crates of DJs far-flung from his typical list of peers.

Marc Houle - No One Knows

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