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Artist: Dan Caster
Track Title: Lead Me Home 
Release Title: Schneeweiss II presented by Oliver Koletzki
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No.: SVT120
Release: 29.11.2013

Over the years, Oliver Koletzki has continuously cited Berlin as a point of reference and, more importantly, a source of inspiration. Two of his albums – Großstadtmärchen and Großstadtmärchen 2 – have been a direct ode to the capital. Friedrichshain, one of Berlin’s vibrant districts, has always held a special place in Oliver’s heat. This is where he started out when he first moved to the city, and this is where he lives now. Moreover, the Stil vor Talent HQ is situated in the centre of the bustling Kiez. 

So is Schneeweiss, one of Friedrichhain’s best and most loved restaurants. Over the course of eight years, the stylish eatery has impressed many a Berlin foodie with its contemporary take on alpine cuisine and attention to detail. Music is part of the experience here, which is no surprise due to one of the owners’ extensive background in Berlin’s club scene of the early days. Pairing striking award-winning interior design with a homely laid-back atmosphere, Schneeweiss welcomes everyone with open arms: Kiez locals and celebrities, students and businessmen, hipsters and families – all can be found here, Oliver Koletzki among them. 

Thus, after many a late-night label dinner an idea slowly formed. Why not join forces and collaborate on a compilation that represents both, Oliver Koletzki’s and Schneeweiss’ taste? Compiled specifically with the restaurant in mind, SVT120 convinces as a tasty treat for the music connoisseur and a musical treat for the culinary aficionado.

SVT120 - Dan Caster – Lead Me Home [Snippet]

Early Support by Ben Westbeech, Tensnake, Fred Everything, Till Von Sein, Dave Aju and more... 

Even though 2013 saw Tom and Zip, the duo better known as Homework, take over their beloved home turf of the Netherlands and the rest of Europe – playing an insane amount of summer festivals and club gigs – it also saw the two hit a bit of a dry patch production wise. Thankfully that period is behind them and they’re back on Exploited with a vengeance. 

The two tracks on this new single, although very different in nature, can best be defined as an excursion into moody yet poppy territory. A path the musical chameleons have not previously explored. The first track, ‘The Way I See It’, has been described by the twosome as an ode to their affinity for 80’s synth pop from the likes of Depeche Mode, The Human League and The Cure. Both a slow burner and a unquestionable club track the first real ‘song’ from the two Dutchmen features lyrics and vocals by an up and coming talent from Holland, Bea Anubis, whose lush singing voice can also be heard on Alex Barck’s (Jazzanova) 2013 solo album Reunion. 

‘The Grind’, the down tempo 78BPM B-side, goes hand in hand with it’s A-side counterpart but is nonetheless in an entirely different ball park. It’s the answer to what would happen if an East Coast hip-hop producer shook hands with an analog synth-obsessed lunatic. At times repressed and introverted it’s an intimate jam full of small details that infuses the listener with a sense of summery yet melancholic nostalgia. A theme Homework has been known to indulge in. 

Exploited is proud to see the prodigal sons return to the imprint and to the form we’ve come to expect from them. 

Label: Exploited 
Artist: Homework 
Release: The Way I See It 
LC: 15799 

Releasedate Beatport: 17.02.14 
Releasedate I-Tunes, Juno ect: 03.03.14 

Some Selected Feedback: 

Ben Westbeech / Breach – “The Grind” is dope. Love it. 

Tensnake - Always loved Homework. 

Fred Everything – “The Way I See It” is very refreshing. Nice summer track in the winter! thx 

Till Von Sein – “The Grind” is dope! Great warm up jam. 

Dave Aju - Cool smooth slump on “The Grind”, nice one. 

Doctor Dru - Finally some nu stuff from Homework! Cheers Tom & Zip! great work! Dru 

Round Table Knights - I like the grind 

Death On The Balcony - Nice vibes, diggin “The Grind’s” spacy chords! 

Trickski - Will play and love! 

Brett Johnson - Sexy..very nice. 

Animal Trainer – “The Way I See It” is outstanding...combined with that voice..awwww :-) 

Mat.Joe - Yeah! Really cool EP!!! 

Kyodai - Nice!!! We were looking forward to listen to the new stuff of Homework love it! "The Way I See It" is a hit.

The Way I See It

The Way I See It (Radio Edit) [feat. Bea Anubis]

Homework - The Way I See It (Preview) | Exploited

Remix by Egokind
Release Date 02.06.2014

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U So Witty & Sam Lidman - Surprise Surprise | Egokind RMX (Snippet)

andhim - Domplatte (Sandheler Mix)

Lars Moston releases on Katermukke, No Brainer, Suara, Stil Vor Talent, Well Done Music, Nervous, Spirit Soul... 
Worldwide booking contact: sebastian@wilde-agency.com 
www.facebook.com/larsmoston

Malente releases on Off Recordings, Defected, No Brainer... 
DJ Booking - EU/World: Linus Munz linus.munz@ssc-group.net Australia: Stuart Balfour stuart.balfour@ministryofsound.com.au UK: Paul McQueen paul@muckme.com North America: Andrew Kelsey andrew@liaisonartists.com
https://www.facebook.com/MalenteFanpage

Lars Moston & Malente - Near Me (Benn Finn Remix)[WELL DONE MUSIC]

Running Sky

Between Us

Soldatov - Between Us [M-Sol DEEP]

Wild Heart(Sam'Stars)

This is our personal favourite of the label for this year!

Included in DMC UK Buzzcharts and Mixmag Reviews. Premiered by Big Shot Magazine & Deephouse Amsterdam. Props from Tim Sweeney (Beats in Space), Axel Boman (Pampa/Studio Barnhus), Tensnake (True Romance), dOP (Circus Company), Acid Pauli (Crosstown Rebels), Patrick Pulsinger (Cheap Records/Hercules&Love Affair)...
Functional, ethereal, hallucinogen, deep, oceanic, balearic disco house. This is how Sirens Of Lesbos' first volume of their new ESSAYS series sounds like:
Moving across the genres...
While SOL's signature material is rather song structured / radio orientated, ESSAYS displays a different, more experimental and 100% dancefloor oriented dimension of the group. Volume 1 is a shamanic silver bullet for all DJs who praise dream-like house music, electronic synthesized melodic beats & grooves and some Ibiza Sunshine.

Tim Sweeney:
"Nice one."

Axel Boman:
"Polynesian Dance at sunrise at Sunset Campout this week is the plan! The SOL release is great!!! Love it!! :)"

Tensnake:
"Quite a strong EP."

Mixmag:
"Wicked - like a mature nintendo game aimed at the dancefloor."

dOP:
"Like the happy mood of Polynesian Dance!"

Acid Pauli:
":)"

Patrick Pulsinger:
"1980s Japan!"

Friendly Fires:
"Lovely. Polynesian Dance is ecstatic."

DMC UK Worldmagazine:
"3 beautiful and unique tracks bringing smiles and grooves to the floor. Polynesian Dance looks set to be a classic for sure."

Deephouse Amsterdam:
www.deephouseamsterdam.com/full-premie…s-in-tibet/
'Their new EP on Exploited will undoubtedly make its mark in this month’s release calendar. The three-tracker gets under your skin from the outset. Premiere 7 Minutes in Tibet is less of a dance-floor filler than it is a perfect after party anthem.'

Big Shot Magazine:
newsflash.bigshotmag.com/mp3s/stream/37095/
'This month the wildly creative posse return with Essays Volume 1, an EP tailored exclusively for the dance floor. “Together In 1980s Japan” is a dreamy disco-house affair sporting a bouncy bassline, shimmering melodies, crafty synth-driven bleeps and oh-so-angelic vocal samples.'

Artist: Sirens Of Lesbos
Release: Essays Volume 1
Label: Exploited
LC: 15799
Cat: EXPDIGITAL103
Published by: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Releasedate Beatport: 24.8.15
Releasedate I-Tunes: 07.09.15

7 Minutes In Tibet

Track Premiere by Thump:
http://thump.vice.com/en_ca/track/radiophobia-fear-not-radiation
https://soundcloud.com/thump/1-radiophobia-cant-stop-believing

"Defined by their unique, experimental sound rather than an excessive fear of radiation, the affliction for which they are named, Radiophobia is the latest act to join Berlin imprint Exploited Records. Inspired by a variety of genres, from minimalist techno to retro acoustic, the group will today unveil their debut release, Can't Stop Believing." (THUMP)

Radiophobia is psychedelic, meditative dance music that inspires strong feelings of dark melancholia or transcendental euphoria. Radiophobia swirl around from minimalistic techno to full on 70s indie vocals. Musical inspiration comes from a wide variety of genres and artists, from classic to contemporary sounds, from pop to experimental and from genius to downright silly.
Radiophobia adopt the definition of "Fusion" and "Synthesis". ’Can’t Stop Believing’ - Radiophobia’s debut and first record ever - blasts into an unpredictable huge vocal moment.
Radiophobia about ’Can’t Stop Believing’: “If you skipped through like a Vinyl you would think it was more of an album and not a single.“ It’s all about the extended epic version. 

Connect with Radiophobia:
www.facebook.com/radiophobia.official

Artist: Radiophobia
Release: Can’t Stop Believing
Label: Exploited
Cat: EXPDIGITAL112
LC: 15799
Published by Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing

Releasedate Beatport: 16.11.15
Releasedate I-Tunes: 30.11.15

Can't Stop Believing

Radiophobia - Can't Stop Believing | Exploited

www.mixmag.net/read/premiere-ben-pearce-returns-to-uplift-you-with-a-prickly-house-cut-premieres

It's refreshing to be covering Ben Pearce in a music-related capacity following him revealing his struggle with depression. 

The DJ and producer had to take time away from touring last year to seek professional help, but now he's back on the road doing what he does best and has a new EP on the way.

Premiere: Ben Pearce 'Crescent'

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