Late Nites & Early Flights 2 Mars

Gato Felix

Techno

Scissor Sisters - Comfortably Numb (Tiga Remix)

Moby - I Love To Move In Here (Proxy Remix)

@alli-bor-m Alli Borem, the Italian Tech-house don who leapt into action three years ago with a huge debut on Desolat is back in top form with three club weapons for Turbo.

Italian acid-tech-house for dancefloors everywhere:

Continuum Gate is a huge, super-effective DJ tool. A wonky acid top-line hovers over rolling, Spastik-style percussion (which everyone loves)... add in massive kicks and a gritty ride and BOOM, the party gets pazzo. 'Children of the Heart' tweaks the reverb and flecks the resonant acid all over your mind... it sounds like Daniel Avery, dipped in tiramisu. Finally, 'Turbo Rolling Ride' ups the jack quotient, with pumping snares punctuating an infinitely grooving bassline.

Solid, playable bombs. 

Release date: November 17, 2014

12“
Juno Records: http://bit.ly/1xImFkA
decks: http://bit.ly/1qP4wN9
deejay: http://bit.ly/11kddrX

digital: 
Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1zwk90Z
iTunes: http://bit.ly/1vkK2lN
Traxsource: http://bit.ly/1wOmmBO
Spotify: http://spoti.fi/1xxxpVm
Juno Download: http://bit.ly/1vinrqG
Google Play: http://bit.ly/1yMH0EP
Whatpeopleplay: http://bit.ly/1A7WpU9
Deezer: http://bit.ly/1ulUIxB
Stompy: http://bit.ly/1vkKGji

www.turborecordings.com

Continuum Gate

Alli Borem - Turbo Rolling Ride

The first track on the EP comes with courtesy of Human Machine, a musical project comprised of four Sicilian DJs and friends. ‘Africa’ features slow building layers of synth chords over a strolling bassline, for a straight up track that fits perfectly into the Diynamic sound.

Human Machine - Africa

Ariel vs. Spiderman EP

Metodi Hristov - Kind Of Blue

Metodi Hristov - Atlas

Metodi Hristov - Ariel Vs. Spiderman

The Vodoo EP

Buy on Beatport

Rosario

DJ Hell is just about to release his fifth studio album 'ZUKUNFTSMUSIK' and on December 24 you can look forward to a very deep and dark Christmas Eve as he drops the first single from the LP.

'I Want You' is an 11-minute epic that trembles with eerie fervour and the remix, well that gives it an even more menacing makeover. The Hacker is another undisputed pioneer and his remix is exactly what you'd expect from the hallowed Frenchman.

I Want You

More exclusive music

Premiere: DJ Hell 'I Want You' (The Hacker Remix)

Here's my latest EP on Plak records.

This one means quite a lot to me, as i've been spending the better of the past year and a half honing my skills and acquiring gear to develop a "my" sound further. Working more with tones and rythms.
It's slightly needless to say how stocked i am to have a release on Plak which is a staple here and internationally, with previous releases of artists such as Chaton, Ripperton, Quarion, Nhar, Agnès, Dachshund, cco among others. If you haven't heard of them, it's worth checking them out and their catalogue ;)

as per usual, the promo jumbo:
Coming not so far from the Alps, Opuswerk is a new talented artist in love with hardware equipment and already got some strong producing skills.The charismatic tall guy is a main actor in the renewal of the techno scene in Geneva, throwing parties every week-end he's got a residency at Milk club and will also open up for Carl Craig at Electron Festival…yep Opuswerk knows how to move a crowd. 
The A-side features Futurewerk, the first of a collaboration with London Based techno outfit Fundamental Interaction, is a raw dubby influenced track where chords and rhythm clearly aim for the dance-floor at 3am, or later depending on your countries going out habits. On the B-Side, TH13-13 is a flashback to the mid-90’s, a squirting bassline with bleeps and blops, it plays subtly with a syncopated rhythm section and discrete chords…Pure Hardware jam ! 
Comes in 180 grams of black wax, carefully mastered at D&amp;M,Berlin. Full printed sleeve designed by Frederic Laborde. 
This EP, is the first of hopefully others in 2012.

[PLK24]Opuswerk - TH13-13

The Klangstruktur Ost Guy's brings us new trends with this marvellous EP. With astonished remixes included, "Tale Me" is a complete EP with collaborations of Taktfast, Marco und der Geigenmann and I'm Fine ...

Klangstruktur Ost - Tale Me (Taktfast Remix) - [ROCKSEP19]

Uto Karem is simply unstoppable. Just as we are recovering from one giant attack, he fiercely whips out the next. So this time, we have to deal with "Green Pulse" and its intoxicating, funky bassline.A steamrolling rhythm section makes sure that everything chugs along in perfection, and uplifting vocal snippets sprinkle extra spice where needed. Vocals seem to be the game of the day though, as more sample madness ensues, and manic snare roll rises keep us too high to fly.In case that wasn't enough, there is also a Vocal Tool for those special moments we all love and cherish.

Uto Karem - Green Pulse (Original Mix)

<p>Another relentless rhythm attack has dropped in the form of &#8220;Earth&#8221;. An immense groove holds it down in true style, while the masters of drum manipulation deliver lesson after lesson in rhythm construction. But the boys don&#8217;t like to keep us quiet, so intricate vocal programming and manic rises keep our brains leaking.</p>

Filterheadz - Earth (Original Mix)

Roberto Clementi | VIPER
[SOMA356D]

1.Viper
2.Retro Chords
3.Overrule
4.Mesm

Roberto Clementi’s sparkling new EP spans a diversity of styles, all imprinted with his own unique sound. This relative newcomer to Soma has proved a great match for the iconic Glasgow label, producing consistently high-quality tracks. His innovation and vision are clear on this single, which is his second release through Soma.

The EP kicks off with Viper, which ignites the release from the first bar. The imposing bass hints at a darker sound and the thunderous synth creates a powerful sense of atmosphere. A dubby, industrial feel spreads through the track. These undertones are capitalised on with the electrifying break-downs and drops running through, all lifted with the brushed tones of the intricate drum patterns. This is a fantastic start to the EP and a track to get lost in. 

Retro Chords is the next track and takes a different direction with an endorphin drenched and upbeat sound. Ecstatic, bright synths and ethereal organs help to build a warm melodic structure to the track and conjure a pleasing sense of nostalgia within this retrospective. Elements of Balearic beats and heady, celebratory times are key to the sound of this stylish track.

Overrule adds another fresh perspective to the release. A staunch powerful rhythm drives this track from the outset and makes an immediate impression. The sounds melt into liquid synths and delicate space and this balance of fluid melody and bold rhythm make this an exciting track. 

Mesm completes this expansive album and extends the dub elements. The echoing refrains spiral off and merge with the sweeping backdrop panning and swirling harmoniously. The strong rhythm and melody line provide a powerful anchor to these intricate sounds and during the track energetic, pumping beats heat it up creating a raucous mix. As the track fades out it becomes sparser and darker and flows away intriguingly.   

This EP is the perfect expression of Clementi and showcases his talents as a producer, combining great skill with distinctive, fresh ideas to create a striking new sound, which, signals a bright and prolific future with Soma.  


Premiere: DJ Hell 'I Want You' (The Hacker Remix)

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