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Solomun feat roisin muphy - Gamble On You

Gamble on you ( Solomun )

!! These are stripped-down 192mp3 snippets of the original tracks!!!

Artist: Christian Prommer
Title: Compost Black Label #117
Cat No: CPT 452-3
Format: Digital
 Release: 4th July 2014

After the highly acclaimed Black Label #109 12“, the “Friends EP”, with the huge Dinky remixes, that came out earlier this year as teaser for Christian Prommer’s album “ÜberMood”, here is another remix package with reworks from Alex Niggemann and Sascha Braemer.

Tracklist:

1. „Can It Be Done“ feat. Adriano Prestel (Alex Niggemann's Shanghai Nights Remix) (7:49)

2. „Can It Be Done“ feat. Adriano Prestel (Sascha Braemer Remix) (7:55)

3. „Can It Be Done“ feat. Adriano Prestel (Original) (5:37)



Early feedback:

Original + Niggemann mix are super cool. A lot of good music from compost are hiting the streets at the moment. Great! THX. - Adam Port (Keinemusik)

Yeah! - Alex Dallas (Drumpoet Community)

Great package. danke! - Tiefschwarz (Souvenier)

Woahh big remixes by Alex & Sascha! - Nuno dos Santos (SoHaSo / Trouw)

Strong remixes here! Thanks! - Matthias Meyer (Watergate)

Great release! Fetter Sascha Remix ;-) - Sascha Cava (Katermukke)

Really like Alex mix, nice drive to
it and lovely builds. - Bill Brewster (DJ History)


Links:
http://www.christianprommer.com
https://soundcloud.com/christianprommer
https://www.facebook.com/alexniggemann.official
https://www.facebook.com/saschabraemer.official

Bookings:
http://www.wilde-agency.com/artists/christian-prommer

Contact:
info@compost-rec.com

Compost Black Label #117 Remixes

Can It Be Done Feat. Adriano Prestel (Sascha Braemer Remix)

Christian Prommer - Can It Be Done Feat. Adriano Prestel (Sascha Braemer Remix)

Royksopp - Sordid Affair (Maceo Plex Remix)

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Cubicolor - Mirror Play (Pontias remix)

Maceo Plex, Odd Parents   Learn To Fly (Maceo's Flight Home)

Super Flu "mygut" (Solomun Remix)

Watergate welcome back two of Hamburg’s finest and most recent international exports: Adana Twins. Last seen on their latest Various Artists compilation, the duo returns with three absolutely stunning tracks of low slung, infectious cuts blurring the lines between House and Techno with an undeniable brush stroke of character the two are quickly becoming synonymous for.

‘Flower Of Cane’ kicks things off in an almost sinister fashion with massive low end bursts and a fever inducing, single note that never stops rising culminating in a climactic crescendo of dance floor euphoria while ‘Ortus’ takes a much more ‘up-beat’ approach with dreamy arpeggios and shimmering atmospherics laid over a pulsing bassline resulting in a gorgeous number ideal for a number of memorable moments.

Wrapping up the originals is the guaranteed summer anthem: 'Relentless fest. Jeppe Kjellberg’ where sultry vocals and lush aural artifacts launch sensations to uncharted new heights. Not done yet, we asked none other than the brilliant Andre Lodemann to create his revision of ‘Relentless feat. Jeep Kjellberg’ and he, as always, delivered big time. With not only one but two solid reworks of the original Lodemann’s remixes need no description other than there is a vocal and a dub version to satisfy any DJ’s sensibility. We hope you enjoy.

Flower Of Cane

Adana Twins - Relentless ft. Jeppe Kjellberg (Original Mix)

Set off by a simple and consistent bassline, a tangible drum beat, we are lured into the 7:51 track with a steady grate of percussion followed by a gradual interpolation of electronic application. Complex strata of organic and synthetic sounds emerge fluidly and ascend into a harmonious climax, which with the brief omission of the dominant drum beat, preludes into the first vocal at exactly one minute. A beautiful interchange between instrumental and vocal and Stereocalypse’s dextrous play of diminishing and aggrandizing elements to draw on and draw out the emotions of the original track, are the vim and vigor of this remix. Through a firm and innovative control of tempo and complexity, the remix accentuates the turbulent emotional implications of the track’s lyrics, making it more poignant. WhoMadeWho’s provocative music videos are the icing on the cake to their music, adding the third dimension to their exceptional lyrics and sound. In their remix of I Don’t Know, Stereocalypse’s adds the right elements that bring listeners as close to an audio-visual experience as possible. Hence, there is no wonder that what WhoMadeWho bandmember Tomas Barfod identified as 'a very mellow remix', continues to infiltrate dance floors. Barfod, co-producer of the track had already said it best: 'It somehow turns out to be quite euphoric when played in the club.'

Stereocalypse's remix for WhoMadeWho was released on September 1st, 2017 on Embassy Of Music.

Artist & label information:
WhoMadeWho: www.facebook.com/whomadewho
Stereocalypse: www.facebook.com/stereocalypse
Embassy Of Music: www.facebook.com/embassyofmusic

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I Don't Know

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exclusive | WhoMadeWho - I Don't Know (Stereocalypse Remix) | Embassy Of Music

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Get it on Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/radio/2340921
Official „Radio“ video: https://youtu.be/AgfOgxUe9sA 

MOBILEE204
RODRIGUEZ JR. & LISET ALEA PRESENT RJLA – ‘RADIO’ 
RELEASE DATE: 3RD AUGUST

Coming together out of their own individual musical worlds, Rodriguez Jr. and Liset Alea met 15 years ago creating music for Laurent Garnier’s legendary imprint, F Communications. Since then, each have gone on to have blinding careers of their own, developing individual personas and sounds, becoming leaders in their fields.

A stunning partner, singer-songwriter, Liset Alea has been releasing albums since her teens. Perfectly poised for stardom since, her solo career saw her co-founding drum and bass, trip-hop band, Etro Anime in New York; co-writing and providing vocals on all songs. From here the only way was up for Alea, leaving the band to pursue her own truly solo ventures, her debut LP, No Sleep, released on EMI, was popular across multiple European territories. As an already well-seasoned artist, she later fronted the French new-wave group, Nouvelle Vague for seven years, touring the world, providing exciting and enchanting performances. With such a notable career to date that spans numerous musical styles from Drum and Bass to Downtempo New Wave, it is clear to see how Alea and Rodriguez Jr. are so perfectly matched.  
 
Known to many, as one of the best live electronic music acts the industry has to offer, Rodriguez Jr. is a multi-faceted musician as opposed to a DJ or producer. Well respected for his unique brand of melodic techno, Jr. takes his influences from genre’s far and wide feeding into his eclecticism. From classical artists such as Stockhausen to electronic groups such as Kraftwerk and LFO, his performances offer a new take on how electronic music can function in a club environment. Upon signing with Mobilee Records, Rodriguez has remained one of the imprints most treasured artists, proving time after time that live electronic music and performance, is as spell binding as any digitized track or record being spun. 

No strangers to collaboration, Jr. and Alea recently worked together on Rodriguez’s album ‘Baobab’; it was here that their creative flame was ignited. Inspired by one another’s musical tastes, the synergy between these two talents was clear from the start, making the prospect of future work together a certainty. Now picking back up on unfinished business, Jr. and Alea announce their new project RJLA, kicking things off with summer track ‘Radio’, releasing on Rodriguez’s native home, Mobilee Records.

Drawing on previous collaborations together, new and original single ‘Radio’ is a reflection of both artists musical appetites. Alongside ‘Radio’ Jr. and Alea include ‘Radian’, initially released by Rodriguez on his ‘Baobab’ album, Alea and him re-recorded the track during their cliff-top live performance for Cercle; Alea’s vocals elevating Rodriguez’s highly complex and technical melodies to new places. An extremely exciting and interesting project for Mobilee, the partnership between Rodriguez Jr. and Liset Alea presents electronic music for ears on and off the dancefloor.

Facebook Rodriguez Jr. : https://www.facebook.com/rodriguezjrmusic
Facebook Liset Alea : https://www.facebook.com/LisetAlea/
Instagram: https://instagr.am/rodriguezjrmusic
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/1m0w0TO
Beatport: https://dj.beatport.com/rodriguezjr

contact:
Management - Ralf Kollmann - < ralf@i-am-mgmt.com >
Bookings - Decked-Out < laetitia@decked-out.co.uk >
Bookings North- / South America < Liaison Artists jon@liaisonartists.com >

Radio

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RJLA - Radian (Cercle Version)

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Hello guys,

I felt honored to compile this years "Bella Mar" sampler. As you might know it´s a summer release on Einmusika Recordings every year and so it was up to me to select music from friends I love and artists I respect.

Here´s the result and I hope you will enjoy them all: 

► Beatport: https://goo.gl/YT79NG
► Spotify: https://goo.gl/jVccTL

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