Name: Whose Sunglasses Are These? ft. Holosound (Preview) [Kina Limited] by Mike Kiraly
Duration: 2 min 40 s
Description: Released January 19, 2012 on Kina Limited.

Over the last 5 years German Brigante has risen through the underground techno and house fraternity to become a genuine headline booking. The Spaniard (he is only German by name) is known for a impressive back catalogue of tough and moody productions which always display an air of suspense about them. Proof of Brigante's rising popularity was most evident in 2103 with a series of releases leading him into RA’s most charted artists list that year through a very respectable placing at #57 (and support form a host of big name selectors). Recent releases have seen Brigante signed to a who’s who of labels including Get Physical, Saved, Form, 100%Pure, MBF and many more, and of course, many more charting positions from the world’s biggest names. Currently in the studio working on his new album to be released on Get Physical, the talented producer has taken the time to mix our next Balance Selections podcast. And what a ride it is: Deep and engaging, but never losing sight of the dance floor. With tracks from labels like Kompakt, Noir, Visionquest and more, there will be something for everyone here.

Tracklisting and interveiw here: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/balance-series/balance-selections-012-german-brigante-2/


Balance Selections 012: German Brigante

Piekoz - brākbētrtūz

Released January 19, 2012 on Kina Limited.

Whose Sunglasses Are These? ft. Holosound (Preview) [Kina Limited]

2012 starded with a good energy here at Kina Music HeadquarterAfter Soundbox007, a review of the most  played tracksof the last year, here arrives the first VA called "The Next Heading".Including tracks from Mike Kirarly, Sonodab, Sarp Yilmaz, Fonos,Refracted, The Banister Soul, Ahmet Mecnun and Atimpurithis is gonna be, as the title explains, a new identity for 2012 Limited catalogue.Dub, Techno, Deep it doesn't matter but....  with soul please!

Mike Kiraly - Whose Sunglasses Are These  ft. Holosound (Original Mix)

Pa Videodisk "SDP Day (demo)"

Pa Videodisk "Take 11 Does Eleven (demo)"

Pa Videodisk "Big Heart Low Mass (demo)"

Mike Kiraly - Si Mani Revisited / We Get Messed Up
Remixes by Martin Landsky and Robin Fett
Catalog: LOOTREC016
Mastering: Steffen Müller
Out: March 30, 2018
Out Now: https://lnk.to/LOOTREC016

Danny Tenaglia "Thanks!!! Support! WE GET MESSED UP!! ooooYeeeahh!"
Laurent Garnier "Strong M. Landsky remix."
Yokoo "Diggin' the grooves here : )Thank you!"
Catz N' Dogz "Landsky remix is great!"
Reboot "Great tunes! Especially the Landsky rmx. Will try them for sure!"
Sascha Dive "Like the remix from Robin Fett."
Jozif "Big stuff from Mr Landsky. Likin this a lot. Robin's remix of Get Messed Up is really subtle cool too. one for earlier on."
Be Svendsen "Wonderful Quirky tunes from Mike!"
Hector Romero " I pressed play on this promo page and I felt like my speakers opened up like never before. Damnn sonically Si Mani sounds amazing and the track itself rocks!! On it!"

Mike Kiraly returns to Loot Recordings and he is back with a vengeance that comes loaded with remixes from Martin Landsky and Robin Fett.

The downright filthy opener ‘Si Mani Revisited’ is laced up with modular synth effects as twisted sounds swirl on the edge of madness. A big, punchy bass line commands your attention as an androgynous vocal sample plays over and over, further taking the dance floor down the rabbit hole.

Esteemed Poker Flat veteran Martin Landsky is on remix duty and heads straight for the club with his signature style of tough rhythms. He teases and tweaks the vocal sample to create tension throughout the track, cleverly adding builds and breaks to increase the energy in all the right places.

Kiraly’s next original is the superbly freaky ‘We Get Messed Up’. With undulating drums, unhinged vocals repeating over and over and dark synths, it is a mesmerizing tune that dials up the energy like a slow boil. A monstrous rolling bass line underpins the whole thing and it’s peppered with crazy effects that will send the crowd wild.

Last but not least, label associate Robin Fett again operates in the woozy region between house and techno with a deep, tasteful interpretation. His atmospheric track is stripped back, but filled with future soul as the newly treated main vocal becomes a hypnotic hook above silky drums.

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