Artist: Ron Flatter
Title: Desert (Microtrauma Remix)
Label: Traum Schallplatten
Release Date: 03.11.2014

cut from BBC Radio 6 // England! 

early support comes from:
Sebastian Mullaert / Minilogue, Agoria, Alle Farben, Nick Warren, Sven Väth, Dave Dresden, John Digweed, Steve Lawler, Hermanez, Richie Hawtin, Joseph Capriati, Marco Carola, Frankyeffe, Mononoid +++ thanks for listen :)

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Ron Flatter - Desert (Microtrauma Remix) // Traum

Bonne écoute à tous. Enjoy techno music.

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In 1995 simple tracker software got the interest of the two friends Daniel and Ricardo. Thus, they decided to produce a few tracks.
Both shared a common passion for all sorts of different musical styles, which made their early productions very diverse.
Through the many influences of artists from New Order and Depeche Mode to Massive Attack, The Prodigy, Moby and the various techno disciples
of this multi-faceted time, the two of them produced everything they enjoy, be it trip hop, electronica, breaks or techno.

However, in 1999 the two of them went separate ways for reasons of diverging careers.
They quickly lost touch to each other until the contact ceased completely. Yet, the two of them still wished to produce music.
This is why both of them kept working with synthesizers, music software and studio technology creating their own tracks.

In 2003, it was coincidence that brought them back together.
The two friends met again at a small local electro party and soon realised that they still shared the same interest for electronic music as they had four years earlier.
After a few sessions in their domestic living room studios they decided to make more of their hobby and, thus, started renting their first studio in 2005.
Microtrauma was born.

In 2007, Microtrauma had its first release “Wake up“ on the Elected Tunes label. Their first own release “Collar EP” soon was to follow.
Microtrauma has developed its own style from almost ten years of working and tinkering as well as its many influences: melodic, dark, technoid and minimal.