This week we have a truly legendary artist taking control of our podcast. One that perhaps doesn’t even need an introduction, but just In case you have been living in a cave for the last while let us introduce you to Pedro aka Petre Inspirescu. 

Join Pedro in Manchester on 22/08/2021 - register here: https://www.thesummerof.love

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Trommel.119 - Petre Inspirescu

A1 - Sam Russo - Sue Press

If you have attended any of hot festivals and club nights in the last few years you will undoubtedly lost it to an incendiary set from Voigtmann. His day time set for VBX at BRET this ADE, Dimensions Festival and countless hazy sessions at fabric and The Lion & Lamb the Subsequent boss is one of the most in demand artists at the moment. His sets are one thing but they are matched by the bass heavy energy rammed productions that fill his discography. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/podcast/trommel-132-voigtmann/

Trommel.132 - Voigtmann

TAKE A TRIP (SNIP)

Inxec & Mark Chambers - Skoolin Anthea (Vicario Musique Recordings)

part of the 8-track Various Artists compilation, out on October 5th

CPVA001: Mark Chambers & Soho - You Dont Know

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Marmalade Mix 002: Cottam

P.J. (Sarna Edit)

N.o.N Music returns for its fourth release with a deep, disco workout from Elijah Collins.

Having been inspired by the deep house and disco grooves of summer parties, Jnr J spawned a new alias in Elijah Collins. Futuristic yet distinctly nostalgic the sound sits comfortably with the new wave of house that has been dominating dance floors.

Lead track ‘Trap’ is drenched in feel good funk grooves, it’s low slung bass, detuned synths and infectious vocal hook will have any dance floor jumping.

‘Ya Phil Me’ gives a nod to the classic filter disco sound. Driven by the bass and vocal refrain, hazy textures and modulated synths provide deeper moments.

On remix duties Marc Asken and The Pushamann take ‘Trap’ down a darker route ensuring even the most discerning floors take note . The former minimal maestro, Asken, delivers an acid tinged work out with plenty of swing and N.o.N music head honcho, The Pushamann, completes the release with a stripped back, techy take on the original. 

Elijah Collins - Trap (MarcAshken remix)

SANTACRUZ MIXX

Mark Chambers has always found sanctuary in the corners of his mind, for in the corners you will find your
true nature and true creative being. His mission is to free people from the confines of the music they are
accustomed to, make them think about what they are listening to and primarily; building a jackin’ floor vibe. "I
just play records that move me and let others worry about what it’s called. A good dj makes a techno fan think
he heard techno that night and a house head think he heard house. In my opinion, a good dj makes everyone
leave the club thinking he played a different sound."

Born in Darlington England with a mixed culture (British/Saudi) and raised up in the Middle East, Mark’s
unusual background seeps through his nonconformist views to music. Now based in the ever inspiring city of
Newcastle he continues to tour around the world and release his music on a plethora of International labels.
2010 saw Snubb Records, Chien Kollective and Picknick Records clock Mark’s novel drive and sound with
releases on all three imprints. Early 2011 and things progressed further still, his solo EP’s on Safari Numerique
and Leftroom with remixes on Nice Try and NON Music cementing a triumphant start to the year. Things
continue to blossom as Mark’s highly anticipated ‘Baby’ remix for John Johr on Leftroom comes to light soon
alongside appearances on Berlin label Serialism as well as LA’s Culprit imprint.

With a steady production flow performances are also rife; Mark’s recent fabric appearance with the Leftroom
crew accompany gigs at the some of the UK’s most esteemed underground events including toi.toi, Half
Baked and The Cosmic Ballroom. Whether crafting perk-y, not-quite-dance floor techno or rumbling digital
house, Mark continually strives to create and play music that honours the past beyond empty tribute or
cultural appropriation by infusing the digital tools of the present with a little of the magic known as human
imperfection.