TECHNO SETS

My playlist 5

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Ron Costa vs. Tiga & Audion - Gez Dancing (Eats Reebeef) 
Hot Natured - Alternate State (Unknown Remix) 
Green Velvet - Dance To My Beat [Relief Records]
Green Velvet - Bigger Than Prince (The Martinez Brothers Remix) [Circus Recordings]
Blaze - To My Beat (Ambassador Remix - Eats Reebeef) 
CATZ EATS DOGZ - Evil Tram VIP [Pets Recordings] 
[unknown] - Untitled 
Martin Buttrich - Monkey Troopers [Supplement Facts] 
Ruben Mandolini - Inside Me (with Tronco Traxx - Walk 4 Me Acapella) 
DJ Hyperactive - 25 Hours [Droid Records] 
Good Guy Mikesh - Place Of Love (Maceo Plex Edit) (feat. Filburt) [Ellum Audio] 
Sandy Rivera - I Can't Stop (Eats Reebeef) 

Pete Tong b2b Eats Everything - Essential mix 20 years live at the Warehouse Project

This week on my Drumcode Radio Live show I have invited Alan Fitzpatrick back with a set live from Output, New York. Listen out for tracks by Harvey McKay, Luigi Madonna, Lucy and more!

01. Alan Fitzpatrick - Intro - Unreleased
02. Sei A - Make It Work [Breach Mix] - Aus Music
03. Thomas Schumacher - Hush [Catz'n Dogz 2013 Remix] - Pets Recordings
04. Harvey Mckay - Lost - Drumcode
05. Kane Roth - How Far Can We Go [Reset Robot Remix] - Waveform
06. Monoloc - Try [Monoloc Edit] - CLR
07. Harvey Mckay - Silk Road - Drumcode
08. Gary Beck - Say What [Adam Beyer Remix] - Saved
09. Trevino - C1 Tracer - Sub:Stance
10. Locomatica - Around - Unknown
11. Spektre - Skuz - Toolroom
12. Luigi Madonna - I Believe - Drumcode
13. Lucy - Phasing [Chris Liebing Triple Bell Edit] - CLR
14. Sammy Dee & Heiko Laux - Moonside Playground [Alexander Kowalski Remix] - Kanzleramt
15. Auden - Flux - Hotflush Recordings

DCR179 - Drumcode Radio Live - Alan Fitzpatrick live from Output, New York

We've reached 200 shows!! This week I've created this special studio mix from the upcoming A sides Vol 2 compilation. Also, listen out for the exciting announcement about how we are celebrating reaching 200 shows and 4 years on air.

Thank you for all your support so far and keep listening :)

01. Gery Otis - Jazing - Drumcode
02. dubspeeka - Bedlam - Drumcode
03. Kimono - Rave Flavour - Drumcode
04. Dustin Zahn - The Unfailing Light - Drumcode
05. Bart Skils - Acid Horizon - Drumcode
06. Jel Ford - Grand Union - Drumcode
07. Sian - Chicken Donut - Drumcode
08. Joel Mull - Gallop - Drumcode
09. Adam Beyer - People Understand - Drumcode
10. Cari Lekebusch - Fire Alarm - Drumcode
11. Skober - Membrane - Drumcode
12. Adam Beyer - Open Up - Drumcode
13. Gary Beck - Marrow - Drumcode
14. Dykkon - Repulse - Drumcode

DCR200 - Drumcode Radio Live - Adam Beyer A-sides studio mix

This week I have invited Alan Fitzpatrick to give us an hour from his set at Awakenings, Netherlands. Expect to hear tracks from LFO, Luigi Madonna and Alan himself. 

01. Folkerzwart - Shade1 - Credo
02. Renato Cohen - Tuff Guitar [Roberto Capuano Remix] - Unknown
03. Skober - Back To Life - Unknown
04. Maxime Dangles - Cryptik [Johannes Heil Radiant Remix] - Skyptom
05. Pastaboys feat. Osunlade - Deep Musique [Trus'Me Spritz Mix] - Rebirth Ltd
06. Alan Fitzpatrick - Organic - Drumcode
07. Alan Fitzpatrick - Truant - Cocoon Recordings
08. Roberto Capuano - Trust - Unknown
09. Spektre - Arcadia [Bodyscrub & Pascal Nuzzo Remix] - Respekt Recordings
10. Luigi Madonna - Summer's Storyes - Sleaze Records
11. DNGLS - Envolee - Anemone
12. Alan Fitzpatrick - The Catalyst - Drumcode
13. Andrea Belluzzi - 005 - Limited G
14. LFO - LFO [Leeds Warehouse Mix] - Warp Records

DCR222 - Drumcode Radio Live - Alan Fitzpatrick Live from Awakenings, Netherlands

Green Velvet - Relief Radio 5/26/2016

Up first is Get Enough, seven minutes of seductive techno that has an almost machine-gun like disco synth firing across the groove. It is a rumbling peak time track with real force and energy that will bring any floor to life. The title track, Toleranz, is a gritty and stripped back basement cut with dry hits and burrowing acid bass that takes you deep into the night. Cobra then proves this pair have real breadth in the studio and is a barrel chested house cut with more big hits, rib rattling bass and incendiary techno hi hats that really get you on your toes. Remixing are the tech duo of Pleasurekraft, whose releases on Octopus and Mood Records have won them plenty of DJ and dancing fans. They layer in some dark melodies to SQ80 and build it steadily before allowing the militant drums and crisp snares to explode and drive you and the whole club forwards.

Kaiserdisco - Get Enough - Drumcode - DC163

Hailing from Spain, we are pleased to welcome Ramiro Lopez to take the reigns for our next release. The in-form producer has already released music on the likes of Bedrock, Intec, Suara and Diymanic in a relatively short space of time and garnered major support from Adam Beyer, Carl Cox and Monika Kruse. Coming out on 15th May, his ‘Pretending’ release comprises of 4 tracks that have been a mainstay of Adam Beyer’s sets during the latter part of 2016 and now full force in to 2017. 

The release opens with ‘September’; Atmospheric to its very core, the crunching drums and low end rumbles make this one a sure fire weapon of choice. Next we jump into ‘Loving You’ with a haunting vocal that compliments the stripped back yet refined approach of this track. ‘Come Closer’ featuring Juliet Fox is a dark, rumbling number that screams building percussion that lends itself to become a peak time choice, whether it’s a club or festival. The release closes with ‘Pretending feat. KnowKontrol’; An 8-minute piece of work that is destined for unadulterated dancefloor destruction, whilst maintaining that melodic element that Ramiro Lopez is fast making his signature style.

Ramiro Lopez - Pretending feat. KnowKontrol - Drumcode - DC174

We Are The Brave front man Alan Fitzpatrick provides the labels next release with a typically incendiary two-tracker. Delving deep into his record collection for inspiration, the result is a brace of distinct, ear-catching cuts that tip a hat to by-gone times in rave culture and have returned big reactions from contemporary crowds all summer. 

The aptly titled “They All Called ‘Em Garys” combines droning hardcore hoovers and power piano with Fitzpatrick’s trademark heavy tech funk. While “Rhino” adopts a slung-back groove of resounding bass and tense pads overlaid with a knockout melody that bubbles away before unleashing its full chord progression through an unashamedly epic breakdown.

They All Called ‘Em Garys

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Alan Fitzpatrick - They All Called' Em Garys

Julian Jeweil returns with a generous five-track EP continuing his stellar 2017. 

Following on from his ‘Rolling’ EP that dropped in January and featured the outstanding ‘Blue’, an early contender for one of the strongest tracks of the year, Julian Jeweil drops the crisp intergalactic techno trip ‘Space’

The EP begins in stunning fashion with title track ‘Space’, driven by stirring vocal effects that build up tremendously, later giving way to a punchy acid-laced climax. ‘South’ follows, a low-end tour de force. ‘Answer’ is already familiar to fans after it featured on DCR368 Live from Loveland and the track is a rousing peak-time weapon propelled by subterranean stabs. ‘Encke’ is deliciously mind-bending, led by heavy bass and distorted effects, before ‘Module’ follows providing a groovier, but no less powerful contrast.

Julian Jeweil - Module - Drumcode - DC179

Adam Beyer’s Drumcode is growing from strength to strength, year after year, with a non-stop release schedule showcasing both the labels new and most established artists with cutting edge techno beats. After 20 years since its inception, Drumcode continues to push the boundaries, firmly grounding their position as the world’s No.1 techno label.

Drumcode’s youngest rising star, Layton Giordani, exploded on to the scene after his debut album “Where It Begins” back in February, after scoring some of the biggest festivals in Europe this summer, he now returns with an exciting collab titled “Live Again”.

NY born and bred, Danny Tenaglia has always been a true inspiration for Layton since his teenage years, so when the opportunity to collaborate with the fellow NY legend was on the cards, it was a dream come true.

Danny and Layton join forces for the lead track ‘Live Again’. Its deep and dark with a slowly building pad wrapping around a modulating synthetic hook. The dark and effected vocal echo takes the track into a hypnotic vibe.

‘Take It Back’ delivers a pumping drive the moment it fires up. Snapping percussive force and an infectious rhythmic groove will unhinge dance floors nationwide, whilst ‘Secrets of Vibration’ has a rattling, yet blistering low end presence to it.

The New Yorkers unite on this energetic and exciting collab.

Layton Giordani - Take It Back - Drumcode - DC180

1. Deborah de Luca - Oh Ohh [00:00:01]
2. DYEN - Jack [00:05:02]
3. Tom Hades & Soren Aalberg - Revision (Staren Remix) [00:08:24]
4. Benefice - Going On [00:15:10]
5. Childov - Disorder [00:20:26]
6. Benefice - Going On [00:22:25]
7. H! Dude - Back In 1992 [00:26:05]
8. Dok & Martin - Stabilizer [00:31:06]
9. Atze Ton - Do It [00:33:30]
10. Dankz - Lost in Those Days [00:40:44]
11. MSTRKRFT - Spirit of Truth [00:46:47]
12. BreakCode & Jon Rundell - No Guts No Glory [00:53:14]
13. Dok & Martin - Raw Metal [00:58:31]
14. Powerz - From the Space [01:01:25]
15. FJAAK - Back In the 70's [01:09:43]

TECHNO DISORDER

Old school dj started in 1990 Playing / mixing  underground techno and house music and still doing it !!!!!!! if it makes your head nod and puts a smile on your face  then it's worth playing !!! All mixes are off the cuff never  planned the best way just let the music take you

TECHNO DISORDER

matti