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Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Bespoke

The latest club smash from Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri could not be a better fit for Gregor Tresher's Break New Soil imprint. Tailor made you might say? 

The Italian production partnership of Picotto & Ferri has the deepest of foundations and has been the driving force behind both the individual careers of both artists and the success of their excellent label Alchemy. Fresh from the release of their heavyweight single Clash, the guys roll out their latest handiwork, the finally crafted Bespoke. 

As with all Picotto & Ferri productions the spine of Bespoke is the all encompassing groove. Bouncy and driving, the bass heavy backbone is broken only by the jazzy key riffs, mysterious piercing synth melody and the shimmering open-hats. The first of the remixes comes from Julien Chaptal. The Frenchman skips us along on a wave of cymbals but its his bottom-heavy pulsing bassline that keeps us floating throughout. 

Matteo Gatti takes a more laid-back approach on this rework, allowing the groove to relax which in turn releases a new level of funk into the mix. Ramping things back up are Canadian duo The Junkies who ad their straight up drum work to give their mix of Bespoke a trademark stomp.

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Bespoke (The Junkies Remix) [SC-EDIT]

Out Of Control (Original Mix) - TST & Alvaro

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Since 1996, Drumcode has grown to become an institution in the global techno scene, encompassing a radio program, an event series, and a home for the musical vision of its artists and founder, Adam Beyer. "15 Years Of Drumcode" celebrates this landmark by focusing on the present.



There are no throwbacks, rehashings, or remixes of the label's back catalogue. Instead, the 28-track compilation showcases the newest work of Drumcode's current roster alongside fresh material from some well known names from the label's history and special contributions from some of techno's undisputed heavyweights.

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Asteroids (Original Mix) [Drumcode]

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Happily (Steve Rachmad Stripped Remix)

Alleanza adds to the family with the next release...welcoming Pig&amp;Dan, Mauro Picotto and Riccardo Ferri to remix The Aloadae EP, giving the release a new twist that is widely expressing Alleanza's uprising profile.

Jewel Kid - Kukz (Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri Remix) (Original Mix) [Alleanza]

Founder and captain of Octopus Recordings,Sian's vision for the label and company have shaped a small but quickly established crew that now sits both atop the Beatport charts and on the main radio and club DJs setlists.Focusing intently on the wonkier more experimental side of big room techno,and constantly pushing the limits of big speaker weirdness.This ep cements the labels attitude and high grade aesthetics,the title track has drum thud and massive synth samples attacking from all angles,with that unforgettable vocal sample,recorded late one night secretly with one of Sian's close friends,she is stating "You should do tracks from things that people say",so he did. Across the whole ep midnight freakiness meets dance floor functionality,Sian has all guns blazing on this crammed full monster edition ep..and then of course the gigantic remix by Italian techno master Mauro Picotto with Riccardo Ferri takes the original of "Dangerous Liaisons" to more laid back peak time territory,typical of Mauro's clinical precision and killer production values.Indeed an important milestone release for us,the label boss has set the bar even higher again.

Sian - Dangerous Liaisons (Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri Remix) [Octopus]

For the next hot strike on the 100%% Pure digital series we welcome back our dear friend and celebrated DJ/Producer Daniel Sanchez.Daniel Sanchezs breakthrough in the international scene happened when he released the hit Mumbling Yeah on Area Remote in 2007. Since then hes recognized as a worldwide renowned DJ/Producer, playing around the planet with global tours including Sensation. On Dutch turf youll find him a regular on the club and festival circuits including Awakenings and Welcome To The Future, plus hes considered one of the most promising young promoters of the Dutch dance scene, with his popular BlaBla and Rotzooii parties. With an impressive career to date as well as his impressive output on Remote Area and 100%% Pure, hes joined us again to give the techno connoisseurs a kicking EP with three different styled techno treats to taste. Enjoy!SIK: While the thumping, throbbing bass pounds relentlessly, the surging waves of sound swirls and vocal stutters refresh. This tune will send you on an explosive techno trip with dance bliss as the final destination. Pure techno sikness!SIK [MLADEN TOMIC REMIX]: Bosnia based Mladen Tomic is known for his captivating blend of techno and tech-house and hypnotic tribal rhythms, all elements youll discover in the deep bounce remix. Feel the pound of the brooding bassline and the deep ecstatic rush of the melody. Deep techno Sikness!SIK [MAURO PICOTTO & RICCARDO FERRI REMIX]: First hitting the international dance scene in the 90s with hits such as Komodo and Iguana, Mauro Picotto has continued across the years to inspire the party crowds with over 600 productions and countless remixes. His remix partner-in-crime for this track is fellow Italian DJ/Producer Riccardo Ferri, a collaboration they established almost twenty years ago making it easy for them to give Daniel Sanchez Sik their classic techno point of view. Get ready to be blasted as they tamper with the tempos and give it an edgy stripped-down techno treatment. Classic techno Sikness!HIGHLIGHTS FEEDBACK ARTISTS:Mihai Popoviciu: big tracks! will try them!Renato Cohen: Original sounds coolChristian Smith: really nice! full support! original is best for me.Gregor Tresher: Great Release by Daniel, original mix my fav!Wehbba: all 3 versions are really coolJoris Voorn: Great peaktime techno, works for me!Emmanuel: A complete Mass stomper,pure Holland tech Flava, way up for the Original Mix!Riva Starr: another great ep from Sanchez, loving his output at the moment thx2000 and One: BOMB TECHNO TUNES!!!Karotte: i play the original track since weeks. love it. bomb techno record.

Daniel Sanchez - Sik (Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri Remix) [100% Pure]

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri - Launchpad

Press Note:
When Mauro Picotto's enormous New Time New Place landed in 2003, it came as one of the pioneering Italian techno producer's most stunning tracks yet. 10 years on and it still sounds incredibly fresh and unlike any other track, fizzing with rampant synth energy, thumping beats and delightfully warped, ultra-melodic riffs. It's lost none of its charisma or power over time, and still does the damage on a contemporary dancefloor. Great Stuff are bringing back this classic for a new generation, along with three immense remixes. 

Mauro Picotto & Riccardo Ferri : New Time New Place (Dosem Remix) : Great Stuff

Buy it at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-time-new-place-egbert/id627528059

When Mauro Picotto&#8217;s enormous New Time New Place landed in 2003, it came as one of the pioneering Italian techno producer&#8217;s most stunning tracks yet. 10 years on and it still sounds incredibly fresh and unlike any other track, fizzing with rampant synth energy, thumping beats and delightfully warped, ultra-melodic riffs. It&#8217;s lost none of its charisma or power over time, and still does the damage on a contemporary dancefloor. Great Stuff are bringing back this classic for a new generation, along with three immense remixes.

Dosem comes fresh from big releases for the likes of Intec Digital armed with an absolutely killer groove, laden with chugging sub bass and bouncy percussion. He teases the original&#8217;s soaring chord progression in and out of focus, making for a tensely contrasted version.

Holland&#8217;s Egbert goes heavy on the cowbell and makes the most out of the original&#8217;s manifold refrains, extracting the maximum energy from the sounds therein and fusing them to a funk-fuelled groove that fans of Joris Voorn will likely appreciate. His remix builds pleasingly, utilising the original&#8217;s parts in gradual fashion to reach a fever pitch.

Gary Beck has other ideas, however. He loops the riffs into submission, slowly building a steamroller of a groove that&#8217;s got pace and lots of classic techno weight. The cymbal rides are tough, the bass is murky and dark, and it&#8217;s one for those who likes things tough and heads-down.

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