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SUSAN005: V/A - "Raj" (Dj Swagger, Axefield, Dj Windows XP & Joakim Hellgren) 30.04.18

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Catch That Train

Akua Naru - Poetry: How Does It Feel? prod. by Drumkidz

Recorded live at Nômade tulum beach with friends
Live Set
Impulsive drums, damp ground, charangos and colourful masks. Their extraordinary performances showcase the musicians rhythmic prowess analogy which they position amongst the cosmopolitan tech-house-sound and the pounding folk music of their indigenous cultural heritage.

@matanza

Nômade by Matanza: Live @ Nômade Tulum

Dast follows up his previous label smash, ‘Haradon’, with a fresh four track selection for Etruria Beat. 
Title track PHANTOM is characterized by its pause and impact reset, ambient synth and unmistakable 909
groove. The energetic INVICTUS follows, powered by its frantic synth and thumping kick. 
DYSTURBIA is a perfect union of psychedelic vocal and cavenous floor wrecking techno. Whilst closing track
CODEX, with its impetuous chord, treats us to some 90’s inspired rawness. 
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https://www.facebook.com/dast.italy

https://soundcloud.com/daniele_strazzullo

03/11/2017

Dast - Invictus (etb043)

Drumcode favourite Harvey McKay returns to the label with a darker new sound.

The Glaswegian has been a regular contributor over the years, highlighted by the memorable ‘The Illusion of Control’ EP in 2014 and his newer work with brother Ryan under the Alias moniker. Earlier this year Drumcode released the duo’s ‘Pentatonic’ EP and featured a mix on Adam Beyer’s radio, which included ‘Black Dolphin’, kickstarting the hype on the track.

Named after the infamous Russian prison, the title track is dark, tough, deeply textured brooding affair, with a menacing touch than runs through its core. McKay then brings in a huge synth line and changes up the dynamic of the track, giving it a powerful and driving feel. ‘Retox’ is a dark and twisted heavy-hitting cut, driven by aggressive drums and bassline, while a hypnotic synth line sustains a sense of tension throughout the six-minute track. Concluding the package is ‘Cover Up’, a fantastic stripped back exploration into dark atmospheric techno territory that’s tailor made for the winter warehouse raving season.

Harvey McKay - Black Dolphin - Drumcode - DC182

VOOID Mix // Representing the MethLab Resident Algorithm for Slovakia
https://soundcloud.com/methlab-recordings
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Tracklist:
1. Phace & Misanthrop - Energie [Neosignal]
2. Enei - Vertigo (Current Value Remix) [Critical]
3. Agressor Bunx - Deadwalking [Ignescent]
4. Enei - Easter Island [Critical]
5. Ewol - Short Attack [Lifestyle]
6. Rawtekk - Subway [Methlab]
7. Differend - Phoenix (feat. Pandora) [unsigned]
8. Noisia - Crank [Vision]
9. NC-17 & Maztek - Earworm (feat. KC) [Mainframe]
10. Gydra & Mailky - 7 Circles [Bad Taste]
11. Disprove - Origin [Methlab]
12. BTK - Drop It (Optiv Remix) [Dutty Audio]	
13. Optiv - Hindsight [Subtitles]
14. Disprove - Oppression [Methlab]
15. Current Value & Xtrah - Falsify [Cyberfunk]
16. Optiv & CZA - I Can Hear Myself [C4C]
17. Disprove - Damage [Eatbrain]
18. Limewax - Onkey (Audio Remix) [Lost Soul]
19. Goldberg Variations - Maze of Arafat (feat. Current Value)[L/B]
20. Merikan - One Man's Hell Is Another Man's Paradise [PRSPCT]
21. Spor - Claret's March [Lifted]

Vooid MethLab SK Resident Mix

Out now!

Buy - https://www.beatport.com/track/skyline-original-mix/10143194
https://soundcloud.com/dushe_label

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Skyline [In Dushe]

Clone - https://bit.ly/2qR8Rrc
Juno - https://bit.ly/2F6d7bF
Rush Hour - https://bit.ly/2HEorku
Decks - https://bit.ly/2HmuBSU
Deejay - https://bit.ly/2F7JUgg
HHV - https://bit.ly/2JiToYB
Redeye - https://bit.ly/2vFWhko

The mud is soaked after the heavy rainfall. It’s stormy but the new car you just purchased is in full automatic mode, cranking up the beats per minute formally unknown to the life of Susan. There are no goggles that will see through the fog; no Granny Smith apple soup that summons the space before you. The wind turbines are blowing right in your face, but the elephant’s memory is better than it has ever been. That’s why DJ Swagger’s Green Waters explores the depth of the past, whilst crisply hovering over futuristic, transformed low-voiced samples that will most definitely build fires with nocturnal creatures. It’s quite safe to admire Susan’s step towards kebab eating binges and standard evening sessions.

The one-forty bpm exploration is furthered by Susan’s very own Axefield, as he encompasses familiar sounds into a setting hitherto unexplored within this realm. As the needle hits the 140 Trak, I begin to see an image of some kind of oil rig, digging deeper and deeper until it reaches the bottom of the sea level, delving straight into the nature and richness of oily oil. Right there, in that instance of discovery, the synthesised odour of recognition jumps right to the top of the surface, similar to a frog that is gasping for air. That frog, however, isn’t the only one in desperate need of oxygen. Our main man Raj was too. But that’s partly because he took a little too much of that good good.

Flip the plate, fam. The B-Side is like waking up on a summery morning, firing up your old school desktop and being welcomed by that sound. You already know what Susan means with this one. And if you don’t, DJ Windows XP’s How Did You Know I Was Here will gently stroke your back until you feel comfortable enough to handle the waves that overflow your burnt coffee can, as the drop comes in like a banana falling upwards because gravity has most definitely now been defied. Raj, we ask you again: how did you know Susan was here?

The strange dream comes to an end as the misty Sketches by Joakim Hellgren whistles kindly in the fleeting distance. If you have ever felt hollow, absorb the tribe-like howls of distorted mumbles, drum claps￼ and an erotic dance between hi-hats. Is that a piano? Who knows. Whistle to the streets and you may pick up every spare penny that rests before you. The 808 business is strong, that’s why it’s not called 807. Stay focussed, because Susan never knows who’s patrolling tomorrow night. In order to stay calm you may ask the right answers to the right questions. Hear now! You surely read that one twice. But the confusion is mildly satisfying, because sometimes life is all but a drawing, or for that matter, the very beginning of it all. The cryptic hieroglyphics make sense to Susan, but that is because she is the only one who at the end of the day truly knows who she is.

Now, Raj, did you have that Monster drink?

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SUSAN005: V/A - "Raj" (DJ Swagger, Axefield, DJ Windows XP & Joakim Hellgren) CLIPS. 30.04.18

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The tireless and titanic dance figure that is DJ T. is next up on Seth Troxler’s essential Play It Say It label.

DJ T. has done it all in his long and storied career, from setting up one of the most influential labels in Get Physical to founding Groove Magazine via opening the Monza Club and, of course, serving up always inventive EPs and LPs on the best labels of the day. His sound has evolved through many house, disco and tech styles and has kept him an in-demand DJ for more than 25 years. These new missives are yet more proof that few know how to work the floor as well as DJ T..

The perfectly menacing ‘Keep It Close’ kicks things off with a dark, snaking bassline underpinning freaky synth stabs. The pressure builds throughout and will have the crowd locked in before it pulls back and builds again with a masterful grasp of mood.

Hitting much harder is the excellent ‘The Day It All Started’, a more physical house track with solid kicks is designed for maximum impact in the club. Tumbling bass and gurgling synth riffs flesh this one out and ensure it is a real piece of dynamite.

Last of all is the retro-tinged ‘1988’, with its tightly programmed drums, slick claps and spraying acid line. It’s a wild track to get the freaks out of the shadows and on to the ‘floor.

This is a fresh EP that offers three very different but equally effective club tracks that are sure to blow up in the coming months.

DJ T. - The Day It All Started

For the next release on the TochnoTechno imprint, label founder Yulia Niko delivers a compilation EP, enlisting a talented cast of producers to join her with new material, including Oleg Mass, Tripmastaz and Koett.

Niko delivers two tracks to the release, one of which is a collaboration with Berlin-based Ukrainian producer Oleg Mass. Together they showcase a deep and acidic sound profile with 'Roadway', a mesmerizing techno cut aimed directly at the dancefloor.

Look for 'TT006' to be released March 23.

TT006 V.A.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Oleg Mass & Yulia Niko 'Roadway'

@djswaggerxxx @whos-susan

The mud is soaked after the heavy rainfall. It’s stormy but the new car you just purchased is in full automatic mode, cranking up the beats per minute formally unknown to the life of Susan. There are no goggles that will see through the fog; no Granny Smith apple soup that summons the space before you. The wind turbines are blowing right in your face, but the elephant’s memory is better than it has ever been. That’s why DJ Swagger’s Green Waters explores the depth of the past, whilst crisply hovering over futuristic, transformed low-voiced samples that will most definitely build fires with nocturnal creatures. It’s quite safe to admire Susan’s step towards kebab eating binges and standard evening sessions.

The one-forty bpm exploration is furthered by Susan’s very own Axefield, as he encompasses familiar sounds into a setting hitherto unexplored within this realm. As the needle hits the 140 Trak, I begin to see an image of some kind of oil rig, digging deeper and deeper until it reaches the bottom of the sea level, delving straight into the nature and richness of oily oil. Right there, in that instance of discovery, the synthesised odour of recognition jumps right to the top of the surface, similar to a frog that is gasping for air. That frog, however, isn’t the only one in desperate need of oxygen. Our main man Raj was too. But that’s partly because he took a little too much of that good good.

Flip the plate, fam. The B-Side is like waking up on a summery morning, firing up your old school desktop and being welcomed by that sound. You already know what Susan means with this one. And if you don’t, DJ Windows XP’s How Did You Know I Was Here will gently stroke your back until you feel comfortable enough to handle the waves that overflow your burnt coffee can, as the drop comes in like a banana falling upwards because gravity has most definitely now been defied. Raj, we ask you again: how did you know Susan was here?

The strange dream comes to an end as the misty Sketches by Joakim Hellgren whistles kindly in the fleeting distance. If you have ever felt hollow, absorb the tribe-like howls of distorted mumbles, drum claps￼ and an erotic dance between hi-hats. Is that a piano? Who knows. Whistle to the streets and you may pick up every spare penny that rests before you. The 808 business is strong, that’s why it’s not called 807. Stay focussed, because Susan never knows who’s patrolling tomorrow night. In order to stay calm you may ask the right answers to the right questions. Hear now! You surely read that one twice. But the confusion is mildly satisfying, because sometimes life is all but a drawing, or for that matter, the very beginning of it all. The cryptic hieroglyphics make sense to Susan, but that is because she is the only one who at the end of the day truly knows who she is.

Now, Raj, did you have that Monster drink?

𝐇𝐔𝐑𝐅𝐂𝐋𝐔𝐒𝐈𝐕𝐄 ➟ DJ Swagger - Green Waters

Eclectic underground imprint Who's Susan continues to push the boundaries or sonic exploration with a compilation release titled 'Raj' featuring tracks from Dj Swagger, Axefield, Dj Windows XP and Joakim Hellgren. 

Here Mixmag premieres label co-founder Axefield's wonky, bassy and bold ballad aptly titled '140 Trak'. It's ravey, it's deep and it's gripping. Tip, this tune bangs! 

The 'Raj' compilation is out soon.

Premiere: Axefield '140 Trak'

The mud is soaked after the heavy rainfall. It’s stormy but the new car you just purchased is in full automatic mode, cranking up the beats per minute formally unknown to the life of Susan. There are no goggles that will see through the fog ; no Granny Smith apple soup that summons the space before you. The wind turbines are blowing right in your face, but the elephant’s memory is better than it has ever been. That’s why DJ Swagger’s Green Waters explores the depth of the past, whilst crisply hovering over futuristic, transformed low-voiced samples that will most definitely build fires with nocturnal creatures. It’s quite safe to admire Susan’s step towards kebab eating binges and standard evening sessions.
The one-forty bpm exploration is furthered by Susan’s very own
Axefield, as he encompasses familiar sounds into a setting hitherto
unexplored within this realm. As the needle hits the 140 Trak, I begin to see an image of some kind of oil rig, digging deeper and deeper until it reaches the bottom of the sea level, delving straight into the nature and richness of oily oil. Right there, in that instance of discovery, the synthesised odour of recognition jumps right to the top of the surface, similar to a frog that is gasping for air. That frog, however, isn’t the only one in desperate need of oxygen. Our main man Raj was too. But that’s partly because he took a little too much of that good good. Flip the plate, fam. The B-Side is like waking up on a summery morning, firing up your old school desktop and being welcomed by that sound. You already know what Susan means with this one. And if you don’t, DJ Windows XP’s How Did You Know I Was Here will gently stroke your back until you feel comfortable enough to handle the waves that overflow your burnt coffee can, as the drop comes in like a banana falling upwards because gravity has most definitely now been defied. Raj, we ask you again: how did you know Susan was here ?

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PREMIERE : DJ Windows XP - How Did You Know I Was Here

Our ol’ mate Suze is back with his/her/It’s/their fifth release - this time round offering four tasty bites of club ready sweetness. The A side is the beefier of the two, held down by DJ Swagger’s Acid sodden up-tempo roller and WS honcho Axefield’s ‘140 Track’ - which as the name suggests, chugs along at a rip rawing pace.

The flip takes it down a notch, with DJ Window’s XP’s, ‘How Did You Know I Was Here’ and this Premiere’s ‘Sketches’ by the gifted, Joakim Hellgren. Easily the most chilled number on the VA, Sketches is a rough n’ ready, broken beat glider with  enough Cowbell to make Cravendale go bust. A real end-of-set beauty - Big up Suuuuuuu.

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/joakimhellgren
Label: https://soundcloud.com/whos-susan