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SubBerlin (The Story of Tresor)

Detached

The Tresor Track

Juan Atkins & Moritz von Oswald Present Borderland: Transport

Transport (Carl Craig Remix - DJ Deep & Roman Poncet Rework)

Fuzz Tracks

Cop Car

VERMILLION

VERMILLION 02 [220210.1]

VERMILLION 03 [220208.2]

VERMILLION 04 [220208.1]

In What the Moment Holds, Qwëzall opens a passage between the physical and the ephemeral, shaping sound into slow waves of perception. Each piece unfolds like a moment suspended in time, where rhythm breathes and dissolves into texture, and silence becomes part of the pulse.

The EP moves with a quiet intensity, tracing the space between movement and contemplation. Layers evolve with intention, forming hypnotic structures that seem to echo from within rather than ahead. It is a meditation on presence, on what remains when everything else fades.
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released November 28, 2025

Seeking Beyond

"Give Me Your Love" is a joyful track that I've always loved, evoking a celebratory mood in the true spirit of disco even though it was released well after the primary disco movement of the late 1970s. Originally performed by the Italian group Fun Fun, this song is a quintessential piece of Italo disco—a genre that emerged in the early 80s, characterised by its electronic instrumentation and vibrant energy. I vividly recall sitting in front of a record player, captivated by the jubilant spirit of the vocals and the infectious rhythm, listening to it over and over again when it was originally released.
In reimagining "Give Me Your Love" for "The Afterlife," I sought to bridge the past and present, infusing the track with modern production techniques while honouring its roots. This song has taken longer to produce than any other on the album, reflecting the intricate process of capturing its essence and transforming it into something new.
The production journey for "Give Me Your Love" has been akin to navigating a creative maze, filled with unexpected turns and moments of inspiration. At times, it has felt like sculpting a gigantic piece of marble, requiring infinite patience and a willingness to delve into the details. Ultimately, "Give Me Your Love" is not just a song; it's a dialogue between the jubilant past of disco and the boundless possibilities of the present, inviting listeners to experience the freedom and joy that disco can bring.

The Tresor Track

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