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02 [00:03:01] - Tarentatec - Tarentatec
03 [00:05:16] - Masimba Hwati - Zimbabwe through an artists lens
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20 [01:09:55] - Hansen & Windisch - Laut
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Eigenheim Compilation '15

The guys from BBNG asked me to reinterpret their track "Signal from the Noise" from their new album. And because I don't let myself be asked twice by a damn good band like this I put the synth on my piano, pushed the record button and followed the flow of the great idea to interpret a song before it was even released. 

Martin Kohlstedt reworked the song "Signal from the Noise" by BadBadNotGood (Recorded & Mixed by Mario Weise)

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Martin Kohlstedt X BadBadNotGood - "Signal from the Noise"

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Style: Downbeat
Lenght: 00:59:58
Quality: 320 kBit/s

Tracklist:
1) Hanna Benn - Unfasten
2) Rolf Hansen - Gisela
3) Mia Pixley - In Between Sound 
4) quickly, quickly -  Lie
5) Martin Kohlstedt - AMSOMB (Marlow Re-Mood)
6) Dimlite - Back To The Universe Pt. 1
7) Natureboy Flako - Gelis
8) Shlohmo - Empty Pools
9) Djrum - Creature Pt.1   
10) Feist - Caught A Long Wind 
11) Martin Glass - Okinawa Fantasia
12) Martin Kohlstedt - KSYCHA (w/ GewandhausChor)
13) Eefje de Visser - Nu af aan
14) Niklas Paschburg - Winter Born
15) Natureboy Flako - Kuku
16) Tale of Us - Lies

Das KFMW Adventskalender 2021

2021 #12: Martin Kohlstedt - Noises from the moon

01 @atnaofficial - Won't Stop (@perel-music Remix)
02 @atnaofficial - Touch My Fantasy (@byetoneofficial Remix)
03 @atnaofficial - If You were Gone (@rakans Remix)
04 @atnaofficial - Touch My Fantasy (@moritzsimongeist Rework)
05 @atnaofficial - Ruining my Brain (@martinkohlstedt & @panthera-krause Rework)
06 @atnaofficial - As Fast As I (@oliciamusic Version)
07 @atnaofficial - Touch My Fantasy (@absyndrom Remix) 
08 @atnaofficial - Try (Die Arbeit Version)
09 @atnaofficial - Come To Me (Bahnhof Motte Version)


From “Made By Desire" to "Remade By Desire": The Uncanny Valley label from Dresden, Germany curates a remixed and reworked version of the debut album by local pop heroes ÄTNA and takes us on a trip through various styles of Club Music, electronic Pop excursions and music college Rock’n’Roll.

When ÄTNA sent the German pop world and beyond into rapture with their debut album "Made By Desire" in 2020, the Uncanny Valley crew was also very excited by the duo's life-affirming pop concept. Soon, the idea of a cooperation came up. Since both the band and the label operate from their base in Dresden, contacts were quickly made and the first meeting was so productive that the plan for a collaborative remix and rework album was soon turned into action. Uncanny Valley put together a selection of stylistically diverse artists that took account for the various influences in ÄTNA’s music and reflect the multifaceted sounds of the Uncanny Valley label cosmos.

After the initial idea two years ago, "Remade By Desire" is now an album that puts the ÄTNA songs into new musical context, but sounds surprisingly coherent given the stylistic diversity of the artists involved. It's as if all the musicians had attended a studio retreat for a week and experimented with what is possible when you mix their respective skills. The result is a true crossover album that takes us from edgy techno over orchestral ambient to jazzy punk and challenges without overchallenging.

It starts with Perel, who has conquered the music world from Thalheim/Erzgebirge during the last years and turned "Won't Stop" into a high-energy club anthem suited for festival and club floors alike. Raster mastermind Byetone remodels "Touch My Fantasy" into a bittersweet robot ballad, while RAKANS transforms "If You Were Gone" into a percussive techno banger with musical hints to his home country. Grown up in Beirut, he lives in Dresden now and causes a stir in the Uncanny Valley and beyond with his Rawmantique crew. Also working in Dresden is Moritz Simon Geist who combines Inéz’ fragile vocals with elements from minimal music in his version of "Touch My Fantasy". The duo Olicía from Dresden and Berlin use their classical trained voices to create a dramatic arrangement for their chamber music pop gem that is "As Fast As I".

Martin Kohlstedt’s and Panthera Krause's epic version of "Ruining My Brain" has almost symphonic characteristics, while Berlin's AB Syndrom turn "Touch My Fantasy" into a stripped-down but irresistible pop song. The album concludes with two rock songs by Dresden based bands Die Arbeit and Bahnhof Motte, one comes as a classic cover song with post-punk influences and the other one as a kind of art punk inferno with free jazz attitude.

To round things up, a 3D online experience was created for the album playing with references from ÄTNA’s visual world: www.uncannyvalley.de/desire

Remade by Desire

Experience

ÄTNA - Ruining my Brain (Martin Kohlstedt & Panthera Krause Rework)

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EGLO.054 Martin Kohlstedt

Martin Kohlstedt is a German electronic musician, pianist, and film composer with a particular approach to production, where his pieces “are always in movement and never resort to a definitive form – even during concerts.” For his latest album, titled FELD, Kohlstedt has produced a series of films complimenting the singles [you can watch these on his YouTube video collection], with the entire production culminating into “a movie with an immersive, captivating story.” For today’s premiere, I’ve selected the track “DIA”, which, even without the visuals, conveys his flavour of modern electronic sound fused with acoustic instrumentation, projecting the motion of emotion as it flows throughout your mind. The piece opens up with soft piano sparkles wrapped by a blanket of rhythmic glitches until the whirlwind of edgy electronica whisks it into action of wide-angle cinematic soundscape. “This is possible because Kohlstedt, while trusting the clarity of composition of his modules and pieces, intuitively allows unforeseen events that he also sees as an integral part of his live performances: a certain fragility, constant searching and possible failure, a dash of chance and unbridled flow.”

FELD

TRACK PREMIERE : Martin Kohlstedt - DIA

JINGOL (Henrik Schwarz Recurrent)

Keinemusik Radio Show by Public Possession 26.02.2021

Intuitively Martin Kohlstedt feels his way through this body of wood, felt hammers and steel strings. The composer is rigorously working on himself and pulls his listeners into the undertow. It just doesn’t get more personal than that with modern classics.

JINGOL (Henrik Schwarz Recurrent)

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