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Marko Drexler experimented with different sounds until he found the right balance between melodic parts and gritty electronic bass lines.

The title track Sunrise is an uplifting and euphoric track which starts with atmospheric elements and groovy drums leading into a plucky melody which eventually transitions into a gritty main part.

Shadows brings up darker, melancholic vibes with some out of this world sounding effects as well as featuring a melodic breakdown part which evolves and takes you right back into the main part.

Sunrise

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After the release of Sunrise Marko Drexler is following up with his three-track EP Illusion featuring groovy drums, dark percussive elements and arpeggiated melodies. During the production he has been combining influences from different electronic genres such as tech house, classic trance, and progressive house and gave it his own twist. 
The first track, Illusion, starts off with a groovy bass-line and eventually evolves into a trance infused breakdown part leading right back into the main part.
Blue Ocean features a mesmerising main melody accentuated by lush pads and sonar-like sounds, while Rift is a minimalistic track with shuffling hi-hats alongside melodic parts and a plethora of percussion.

Illusion

Blue Ocean

My special set for Draw The Line, UK and HNT Radio, Toronto.
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Tracklist:
1. Raul Mezcolanza, Dok & Martin - Robuster (Dema & Heerhorst Remix) - [Redrum Music]
2. Andre Keller - Digital Prophecy - [Silent Storm]
3. Hollen - Uncultered - [Unrilis]
4. Marco Miranda - Better Times - [EXTIMA]
5. Luke Di Lullo - Alive - [Silent Storm]
6. Klanglos - Lonely Traveller - [Error Audio]
7. Omis (Italy) - Metamorphosys - [Unrilis]
8. Audio State (RO), Filtrack - Trip In Barcelona - [Unrilis]
9. P.E.U - Fragile - [Kaligo Records]
10. Layton Giordani - Digital Age - [Drumcode]
11. Dale Fairbairn - Arrakis - [Kraftek]

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JP Lantieri - "Thirty Something" EP on Flemcy Music


From the days of old, we've grown wise and bold, and we'll live to tell a Flemcy story that'll remain forever told as we chase the volcanic sounds of JP Lantieri, Aaron Suiss, Galestian, and Zy Khan as they erupt cataclysmically from an ancient crater and blitz mercilessly across the baron, frosted landscape in the age of 'Thirty Something' - the second chapter of our 'decades' trilogy, heading straight for our only means of escaping this cold, deserted world.

Flemcy president JP Lantieri's lead mix consumes hectare after hectare to a rampant, psy-trance inspired rhythm filled with blazing, ice-splitting synths, bubbling breaks, broiling atmospheres, and builds powerful enough to pulverise the nearest planet, and the planet after that. This is Lantieri at his very best.

Under the charcoal clouds commanding the skies, we struggle to breathe, ashes blinding our eyes from the deeply hypnotic, and densely layered 'Thirty Something' reconstruction by superb, American dj/producer and globetrotter Aaron Suiss, that merges flawlessly with the horizon like time crossing with our uncertain future.

Suddenly, out of nowhere, a destructive torrent of titanic, peak-hour progressive fire balls ignited by Galestian's storming take on Lantieri's original mix begins to rain down sporadically from the blackened heavens and pummel into the frozen-solid lake we must get across if we want to live. With time having never before been more of the essence, we follow the hollow, holy chant guiding us assuredly out of the glacial death trap.

Clinging to our hope we push hard to reach a clearing, and our efforts are rewarded with Zy Khan's invigorating 'Thirty Something' revival. Restoring our vision, purifying our lungs, and replenishing our strength, this miracle concoction of comforting strings, beautiful breakbeat builds, and emotional, folk-inspired vocals is the perfect progressive rejuvenation as we find our way back to base, before heading full throttle towards the distant stars, homeward bound with our heroic tale of these events which came to pass.

When faced with a flood of seemingly impossible, time-sensitive challenges it is re-markable what we able to endure. And when electronic music, like the explosive contents of 'Thirty Something', is exposed to our absorbent senses, time can seem to stop as our imaginations drift into vivid, dramatic worlds. Now we rest, feeling musically blessed, let us now close the door to the ten years before and prepare for what lessons the next decade has in store...


Released on March, the 10th (Beatport exclusive) and March, the 24th (other stores and streaming platforms)

 
Tracklisting:
1.	JP Lantieri - Thirty Something (Original Mix)
2.	JP Lantieri - Thirty Something (Aaron Suiss Remix)
3.	JP Lantieri - Thirty Something (Galestian Remix)
4.	JP Lantieri - Thirty Something (Zy Khan Remix)



Connect with JP Lantieri:
https://linktr.ee/jplantieri
https://www.facebook.com/jplantieri
https://soundcloud.com/jplantieri
https://www.instagram.com/jplantieri

Connect with Aaron Suiss:
https://www.facebook.com/aaronsuiss/
https://soundcloud.com/suissofficial
https://www.instagram.com/aaronsuissofficial/

Connect with Galestian:
http://www.galestianmusic.com
https://www.facebook.com/galestianmusic
https://soundcloud.com/galestianmusic
https://www.instagram.com/galestianmusic

Connect with Zy Khan:
https://linktr.ee/zykhanoffcial 
https://www.facebook.com/zykhanoffcial
https://soundcloud.com/zykhan
https://www.instagram.com/zykhanoffcial

Connect with Flemcy Music:
http://flemcymusic.com/
https://soundcloud.com/flemcymusic
https://www.facebook.com/FlemcyMusic/
https://www.instagram.com/flemcymusic/
https://www.youtube.com/flemcymusic

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JP Lantieri - Thirty Something (Galestian Remix)

Recorded @ Underworld festival March 9, 2023, Strandbar Stek, Nijmegen Netherlands. Line-up:

DEZZINSKI
Noahh
Hanz
Özüm

Underworld @Strandbar Stek 9-3-23

It's Techno!! This mix starts and ends with something a bit more chilled. It still has an underlying element that is dark and groovy. Enjoy!!

Techno is not a genre, its a philosophy.

Blue Ocean

Marko Drexler

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