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Ellum Audio serves up a selection of dance floor weapons on a bumper new sampler handpicked by label head Maceo Plex. 

Italian Laherte trained at Studio 76 Music and has since built on that early promise with tunes on top labels. He opens up with 'My Mind', a driving techno cut with slapping hits and filtered alien sounds bringing the menace. Ellum Audio artist Waltervelt then keeps it dark and cosmic with the skewed synth energy and prickly beats of his eerie 'Back Room'.

Argentina's David Bau has made big moves in the underground with this potent take on techno. Here he offers up 'Deconstruct', a tense and turbulent stomper with flashy synth designs and intense, grinding bass. French mainstay Madben follows up his excellent recent album with 'The Drone Dance', another standout track with strobe-lit synth lasers firing over the face of an ice-cold rhythm. 

Part 2 opens with Ibiza-based producer and DJ John Monkman, the founder of Beesemyer Music and a familiar face on this label. He impresses again with 'Talking Heads', another sublime mix of futuristic synth designs carefully layered up over compelling, steel-edged drums. 8-Bit Culprit is the house and techno alter ego of Faraz Ehsan from India. His 'Refurbished Robots' is an electrifying peak time cut that takes you to the heart of a dance floor in outer space, with nebulous pads and squealing cosmic sounds all wrapping around the urgent grooves. 

Next up is the collaborative Headwaters duo from Turkey. They draw on their mix of electronic sounds and instrumental skills on 'Eternal Madness', a slick tech track that locks you into crisp loops then mesmerises with the glowing synth harmonies which shine brightly up top. Danish DJ and producer Christian Nielsen is back on the label to round out this collection with 'Liberate,' a dark dance floor punisher with neck-snapping snares and ghoulish voices over a slithering and hypotonic beat. This has already been receiving plays from Maceo Plex at the likes of Timewarp, Brunch Madrid and the Ushuaia opening and is set to be a summer highlight. 

This is another high-class voyage to the edges of the techno galaxy courtesy of Ellum.

Tracklist:
Part 1 
01 Laherte - My Mind 
02 Waltervelt - Back Room 
03 David Bau - Decunstruct 
04 Madben - The Drone Dance 

Part 2 
01 John Monkman - Talking Heads 
02 8-Bit Culprit - Refurbished Robots 
03 Headwaters - Eternal Madness 
04 Christian Nielsen - Liberate

Christian Nielsen - Liberate

What started in 2014 has now reached its 30th edition: Diynamic’s „Four To The Floor“. Solomun-approved and road tested secret dance floor weapons.
Nomen est omen for Uwe Thoma’s „Big Boss Killer Track“ - a sinister, almost apocalyptic vibe transports you into the final level of the game, and all that’s left to do is finish your nemesis.
„Damage Control“ by Mironas is driven by its hypnotic piano chords and crunchy retro-futuristic bass sound - a simple yet compelling recipe that gets you moving.
Shiba San’s „Hold Me“ is like a jump-and-run through techno jungle, crossing bumpy terrains, dodging enemies, gaining momentum on accelerator patches and then free falling over the finish line.
And closing off is „Forgotten“ by Martin Herrs, who blends the gentle melodic scenery with powerful vocals and excited drums, making for a perfect end-of-season and end-of-night moment on the dance floor.

Shiba San - Hold Me

After multiple contributions to the Diynamic catalog, Rafael Cerato is now dropping his first full EP on the Hamburg imprint.
In the opening/title track „Step On The Lead“ Rafael puts the pedal to the metal and sets us curbside at a dance floor race track. We feel the bass groove like the noise and heat of engines, and the vocal brings excitement like a live commentator while the percussions are doing their laps.
„Alright“ is a bouncy melodic peak time tune with a dramatic crescendo-to-climax and a tongue-twisting UK-rap vocal.
„Bliss“ keeps the energy levels high, but adds a hint of otherworldliness to its Tech-House canvas by featuring an eerie female vocal with ghostly distortion.
And closing off the record is „Glory“, a cinematic 80s inspired dreamy Indie Dance track that wants to take you for a ride down the 8-bit boulevard.

Rafael Cerato - Step On The Lead

Italian producer Laherte is dropping a powerful three-track EP on Diynamic titled „Brake“.
The opening and title track immediately sets the pace of the release; its vibing pulsation gets bodies moving and the hook makes the room explode.
The hypnotic loop of „Gate“ creates a dark and brooding journey for the listener. An acid-influenced transformation that only needs minimal means for a massive effect.
„Elevator“ starts out with a slow and eerie atmosphere and swells into pure electricity - imagine you are trying to escape the long and winding hallways of a collapsing power plant: dust, heat, adrenaline.

Laherte - Gate

Here is the Four To The Floor 32.
Rex The Dog returns to Diynamic and delivers opening track „Your Wish Is My Command“, an uplifting feel good House anthem, and once again demonstrates his outstanding versatility as a producer.
Up next is Samer Soltan’s „I Want Your Love“, whose infectious piano riff and powerful vocal become instantly iconic.
„No More“ by Alexander Delanois is cue for pumping your hands into the air - a melodic dance floor bomb.
And closing off the FTTF32 are Oppaacha and Rendelman and their „Good Girl“, a deep and dark audio fantasy who’s groove digs its way into your mind.

Alexander Delanois - No More

After their „Picture“ release on Diynamic, Irish duo Disfreq bring their signature sound back to the label with a four-tracker EP titled „Lights“.
Title track „Lights“ is an ode to hazy evenings spent in pulsating clubs and the beauty of the embrace your head gets from the bass.
Get in the rush with „Later“, a high-octane pursuit of acid-techno that’s as explosive as crashing your race car into a gas station.
„Q“ is a Disfreq rendition the 1982 hit „The Voice of Q“ - a perfect blend of the original’s retro charm and elements of Disfreq’s modern rave aesthetic.
And closing off the „Lights“ EP is „U and I“, a driving but melancholic, almost ethereal track that makes you close your eyes and reminisce of lovers past.

Disfreq - Lights

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