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Focus Records returns with another winner ! Label boss always delivers and this is not an exception.. Circular Motion was tested on his latest gigs receiving massive dance floor action and turned into one of his secret weapons. In this series Spiros invites some of his favorite producers on remix duties and this time we have on board one of Belgium's finest exports , Tom Hades . Groove & vocal manipulation is the key on this massive remix and we are sure will find a proper spot on many playlists ! Enjoy :)

Spiros Kaloumenos - Circular Motion (Tom Hades Remix) [Focus Records]

Spiros Kaloumenos returns to Morforecs with a powerfull track. This time, remixed by three of the most prolific artists in europe at the moment. Dario Sorano, Electrorites and C-system. Four excelent tracks with a powerfull essence. Perfect for techno lovers.

Spiros Kaloumenos - Isometric (Original Mix) [Morforecs]

Pan-Pot - Grey Matter EP
[SECOND STATE: SNDST004]
 
A: Pan-Pot - Grey Matter
B: Pan-Pot - Substance

For Pan-Pot's second release on their new imprint they fall nothing short of what you would expect from the infamous duo.

"Grey Matter" is a stormer made especially for the intense peak time strobe lights of a dark sweaty club. The pulsing stabs and swelling bass in combination with the rolling hi-hats and shakers keep the energy flowing upward. 
Don't let the word grey in the title fool you, this track is more a burning red. Just like the deep ominous vocal says, "We're burning"!

On the flip side is "Substance“ and with this one, Pan-Pot showcase their vast knowledge of what tension can do on the dance floor. From beginning to end, it teases with builds that never quite go over the edge. Constantly increasing, it creates the desire for just a little more while never giving you the satisfaction of a resolution.

It's a concept that only masters can make work and when it does, it's nothing short of brilliant.

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Pan-Pot - Substance

After the release of 2000 and One’s “Rambik EP” on Intacto Records this summer, Pitcher Plants EP continues to success the journey of Detroit Techno. Early plant explorers were convinced that the most mysterious pray-tapping pitcher plants came from Mars because they are so out-of-this-world, as is the ode to this EP.

C'est What? (Original 1996 Version)

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