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Pilo - For The Hood In You EP
2013

Boysnoize Records
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Pilo - Ghettocoder

Trikk – Midnight Sequence EP
HYPELTD013
(HypeLTD)

A1. Midnight Sequence
A2. Back To Back
B1. Labour 91
B2. Prime Time

12” release date: 12” – 28/10/13
Digital – 11/11/13 (Beatport 2 week exclusive)

Hypercolour offshoot, HypeLTD, return for more stellar underground house business with a super 4 track release from Trikk.

The Portuguese DJ and producer has been bubbling away for the last 24 months, releasing some solid records on labels like Terrain Ahead, Container and Man Make Music.  His HypeLTD debut sees him plunder the roots of underground house with fresh impetus.

‘Midnight Sequence’ is a dark, driving, tour de force, no doubt influenced by fellow Portuguese legends Underground Sound Of Lisbon, with it’s deep bass, air horns and white noise over a deadly drum arrangement.

‘Back To Back’ plunders a similar dark path, shades of London Jungle-ism in this one, whilst ‘Labour 91’ is an altogether more upbeat track, classic Todd Terry-esque rolling drums and Chi-town house cut ups keeps the energy flow.  

Wrapping up the EP is ‘Prime Time’, more on point house business here from Trikk, again with influences clearly in the Windy City variety of house music.

All outstanding productions here from Trikk, with a nice variety of tracks for all persuasions. 

[Selected DJ reactions]
Eats Everything (Dirtybird) – Great release, love it!
Citizen – so good!
Severino (Horse Meat Disco) – Great release, ‘Labour 91’ is killer!
Maxxi Soundsystem (Futureboogie) – Damn fine EP, I’ll be dropping Midnight Sequence for sure
Guy Andrews (Hotflush) – Sweet, nice release
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs – I like Trikk’s stuff a lot, this is great
Tensnake (Defected) – nice to see Trikk on Hypercolour, massive release
Joris Voorn (Rejected) – love the dark atmosphere on these tracks
Ben Westbeech (Breach) – Back To Back to dope, great stuff
Redlight – nice vibes, raw!
Jesse Rose – it’s fuckin’ tuff!
Roman Fluegel – Back To Back is the one for me
Matt Tolfrey (Leftroom) – great EP, exciting talent
Waifs & Strays – the whole EP is bomb!
Deetron – Midnight Sequence is a killer, love the bassline and Labour 91 is a great tool as well


Trikk - Midnight Sequence EP (HYPELTD013) [clips]

Colt EP

HF20 GATEFOLD VINYL

Dense & Pika - Colt

Cosmin TRG's "Echolab Disaster" is one of eight exclusive tracks that appear on Brandt Brauer Frick's DJ-Kicks mix. The track was pressed onto custom dubplate vinyl in order to be included on the mix, which was recorded live during a day session at Berlin's famed Watergate club. Daniel Brandt elaborates: "I met Cosmin through the Red Bull Music Academy, and we have been talking about various collaborative projects ever since. I was always into his rough sound and he's a great DJ. That's why we asked him to do a track for the Kicks, and the track he delivered was a perfect tune to have in the harder section of the mix. It also is the perfect follow up for the Bok Bok & Tom Trago track before it, to level up the energy even more, and mixes very well with the MMM track afterwards." 

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Cosmin TRG - Echolab Disaster [Brandt Brauer Frick DJ-Kicks]

Nicole Moudaber - One Day Later (Original Mix) - Master

B SIDE OF THE CONSTRUCT RE-FORM 001

Format : 12" and digital
Catalog number : CRF001
Release date : JUNE
Distribution : SYNCROPHONE
Digital ditribution : TECHNORIENT
Mastering and cutting  : MATHIEU BERTHET

Reviews : 
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=9385
http://www.junodownload.com/products/re-form/1798666-02/
http://teaandtechno.blogspot.com/2011/06/zadig-re-form.html

Charted and played by : 
Seuil, Benales, Angel Molina, Sebastian Roya, Alby Plex, Matt Burns, Peter Van Hoesen, Moritz Glashauser, Bodeler, Pete Saunders, WRED, Fabio Nelson, SeeUer, Fabio Petrosino, Matt Cooper, Nermal, Agaric, Another Pixel, Kreative Zukunft, Andrea Natale. Mareena Sonderbar. .


FEEDBACK
Feeling Re-Form on this one ... thanks.
- The Revenge

Full support!
- Danny Howells (Global Underground)

Great zadig here, LOVE IT
- Daniel Mumbling Sanchez (Remote Area,Casbah rec!,)

great record.love it.
- Dario Zenker (Harry Klein)

OO_D is a Hood-esque bucket of win. Will play in London this weekend.
- Perc (Perc Trax, CLR, Ovum)

great trax.. really like zadigs stuff. esp the friendship connection record from last year. was very underrated. thanks
- Shifted (Mote Evolver)

Realy digging 'OO_D' those synths are giving a great vibe off..
- Matt Cooper (Respect Records)

Love it!
- Sasha Carassi (Drumcode)

Super techno! Will play!
- Ilario Alicante (Cocoon)

loved reform cant wait to play that OO_D is also a very interesting groove
- Pig & Dan (Cocoon)

wowowow!!! massive one!!! funky kicking techno!
- Stephan Bodzin (Systematic)

cool thanks.
- Dubfire

Superb release from Zadig!!!
- Arnaud Le Texier (Safari Electronique)

lovin both sides, great driving techno tune on OO_D
- Riva Starr

Re-Form is bomb
- Nick Warren

re-form is great.
- Joseph Capriati (ANALYTICTRAIL,FRANKIE,CMYK,LOOSE,MINIBUS)

nice tracks!
- Christopher Bleckmann (Niederflur)

Re-Form is great for warming up the evening in the tougher rooms at clubs!
- Dustin Zahn (Enemy Records) (Dustin Zahn)

Love Zadig!
- Agaric (We Are)

Nice EP , I´ll play out both tracks.
- Jonas Kopp (Curle)

re-form up my street
- Butane (Alphahouse/Butane + Someone Else/Crosstown Rebels)

cool playable tracks! OO_D is hot!
- Ed Davenport (Falkplatz / NRK / Liebe Detail)

the slow groove gets the love.
- John Selway (CSM) (CSM/John Selway & Dave Turov/John Selway & Tony Rohr/John Selway)

will try out - nice trax
- Slam (Soma Records)

Full support! great stuff
- DJ Fra (Nitsa)

i like reform too!
- Âme

Liking this very much. Jacking, funky, heads-down techno - 'nuff said. Will play both sides as much as possible :-)
- Max Bacharach (Resident Advisor)

love both tracks but Re-Form slightly preferred
- Switch / Studio Brussel

Great EP.
- Agus (Onlyhousemusic.org)

nice stuff
- Shlomi Aber (Be As One) (Shlomi Aber)

re-form
- Raresh (Arpiar)

Thanks, will test.
- Speedy J (Electric Deluxe)

Precise and sharp, I like it. Will consider for review.
- Nick Connellan (Resident Advisor)

Re-Form: cool staff! OO_D: bouncy!!
- DJ Nori (Posivision)

zadig is the man
- D'Julz 


ZADIG - RE-FORM - CONSTRUCT RE-FORM 001

Another exclusive courtesy of mixmag.net

Ida Engberg's latest five-track EP is nothing short of monstrous and title-track 'Devil Dance' shows off her technical side with rolling drops, eerie vocals and a mighty-mischievous bassline. Today we concentrate on Mr G's NY Dub and the UK legend has served up something special.

He's darkened things up again and made his edit suitably bumping. The synth stabs are pounding and the build-ups are classic Mr G material. You'll like this one.

http://www.mixmag.net/music/exclusive-music/premiere-ida-engberg-mr-gs-ny-dub

More exclusive music 

Premiere: Ida Engberg 'Devil Dance' (Mr G's NY Dub)

Paul Woolford - Erotic Discourse (Dense & Pika Remix)

After the success of the first A-sides compilation in 2012, Adam Beyer has decided its time to release another. With Adam’s stature steadily growing as one of the leading talents in the Techno scene and the rise of Drumcode, the standard of demo’s that have been sent to Adam have been top notch. Adam has now decided to release two compilations with 10 tracks each, consisting of tracks that Adam has tried and tested. There are also new artists that have been invited to release on Drumcode for this compilation and others who are a staple in Drumcode’s core family. Combining both old and new talents Drumcode have come up with something unique and distinctive to make this two-part compilation something extra special.

Adam Beyer - Open Up - Drumcode - DC128

Released: 1996
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno, Minimal

Richard Wolfsdorf aka Ricardo Villalobos  - Bosch

Adam Beyer’s new EP titled ‘Teach Me’ is an accomplished piece of work that highlights Beyer's year thus far. 'Teach Me' starts with some eerie chords before the distinctive vocal kick in and the track drops into a rumbling techno track. ‘Darlek’ uses rhythmic beeps and huge synth stab to create a funky rhythm before the atmospheric pads create a beautiful setting for this incredible techno track. ‘Stop Talking’ is a deeper offering from Beyer using weird and unusual noises to create and interesting piece of work that is helped along by the throbbing bass underlying in the track. ‘Spaceman’ uses a rhythmic vocal, percussion and sub bass to turn this track into a funky techno piece.

Adam Beyer - Spaceman - Drumcode - DC132

Len Faki - BX3 (Techno)

Green Velvet - Destination Unknown (Alex Bau Repaint)

Ben Klock - Subzero (Original Mix)

Popof Dancing moon

"L is for lover,
O is for an offer, 
V you got to venture,
E maybe forever."
(Al Jarreau, 1986)

Okay, ob die mehrfach Grammy-geehrte Jazz-Ikone Al Jarreau bei seinem 86er Hit tatsächlich schon an die zwölfte Cocoon-Compilation gedacht hatte, wissen wir leider nicht. Aber dass es bei der Cocoon Compilation L um Liebe geht, steht außer Frage: Die Liebe zur elektronischen Tanzmusik, zu ihrer Vielschichtigkeit und ihrem Facettenreichtum, die Liebe zu dieser globalen musikalischen Sprache und nicht zuletzt die Begeisterung für die bekannten und noch unbekannten Protagonisten dieser klanglichen Romanze, die uns seit über 30 Jahren treu durch Nacht und Tag begleitet. Und deswegen beginnt L mit einem ausgemachten Liebeslied: Das in Berlin residierende Duo Tale Of Us hat sich für "Equilibrio" gemeinsam mit ihren derzeit schwer angesagten Förderern Seth Troxler, Ryan Crosson, Shaun Reeves und Lee Curtiss alias Visionquest ins Studio gesetzt. Herausgekommen ist dabei ein romantisches Sonett für das 21. Jahrhundert, dessen traumhaft dahin getupftes Klavier uns noch in so manchen Sonnenaufgang tragen wird – ein perfekter Start für diese Compilation. Weiter geht's mit den Tiefschwarz-Schützlingen Rampa &amp; Re.You, deren letztjähriger Clubhit "Ghost" aus der zwölften Ibiza-Season nicht wegzudenken war. Auch "Yeah Yeah Yeah feat. Meggy" betört mit einzigartigem Gespür für soulige Vocals ohne barocken Zierrat, und mit seiner deepen Orgellinie gewinnt der trocken bassbetonte Trax-House eine ungeahnte emotionale Intensität. Der Londoner DJ Tim Green, bekannt für Releases auf Four Twenty, Trapez und nicht zuletzt für seine "Lemon"-EP für Cocoon Recordings aus dem vergangenen Jahr, generiert dann bei "Curious Smile" aus verspielten Keyboards-Improvisationen clubbezogenen und irgendwie doch scheuen Pop-House. So was würde man in einer besseren Welt im Formatradio hören.
Und auch im weiteren Verlauf der Compilation wird das Füllhorn voll ausgeschüttet: Das italienische Zweiergespann Doomwork, bekannt durch Tracks für 100%Pure und Tronic, verliert sich mit perkussivem Dub, wunderschönen Flächen und Zeitlupen-Vocals lustvoll im sommerlichen Raum-Zeit-Kontinuum, Graham Goodwin aka Sian pumpt mit "East Of Eden" sein subsonisches Ravesignal klar nach vorne und dürfte damit einige Club-PAs vor echte Herausforderungen stellen, der keine stilistischen Ängste kennende Keinemusik-Act Adam Port macht seiner Vorliebe für Boogie Bass auch mit "Black Noise" alle Ehre, während DJ-Weltenbummler und Tronic-Labelchef Christian Smith (zuletzt dank seiner Remixes für Carl Craig und Underworld in aller Munde) mit tropisch kraftvoller Energie auch große Tanzflächen garantiert zum Beben bringt. Zwei perkussiv betonte Energieinfusionen der Extraklasse zelebrieren dann Mark Reeve ("Planet Green") und der Pariser DJ Paul Ritch, dessen Kernaussage "music never separated people" gar nicht oft genug betont werden kann, während das niederländische Dreamteam Secret Cinema und Peter Horrevorts überraschend industriell geprägten Techno goutiert. Das Finale übernimmt dann der neben Guy Gerber bekannteste israelische Produzent Guy J, dessen "Genesis" ganz im Stile seiner Arbeiten für John Digweeds Bedrock-Label eine perfekte Balance zwischen hypnotischer Melodie und fordernder Rhythmik findet, bevor der Leipziger Daniel Stefanik tatsächlich den letzten Schlussakkord setzt. Das über zehnminütige "Everything Goes Green" erhebt das Warten auf den rechten Augenblick zu einer Kunstform und bringt die Geduld auf, mit fragmentierter Rhythmik geraspelte Schokolade statt überbordender Süße zu intonieren. Besser kann man jedenfalls die magische Intensität einer grandiosen Afterhour nicht für alle Zeiten festhalten. Wie gesagt, ein Album zum verlieben!


Mark Reeve - Planet Green

Hollen and Raul Mezcolanza team up for the "Meeting Dosage" EP, summing up their skills in ass-shaking grooves.The title track holds the fort down with a might low-end assault, and hypnotic percussion steers the battleship into the trenches. While a distant tribal vibe can be sensed, subtle riffs and clever editing keep us on our toes as the boys bounce happily along.On "Maiden", quirky, high-pitched beeps set the mood, only to be pummelled by locomotive drums. A rubber-band bassline adds more character to the loopy vibe, and a spoken-word passage gives us just enough time for a breather.

Raul Mezcolanza & Hollen - Meeting Dosage (Original Mix)

BIPOLAR

Crackboy - Crackwood EP 
Cliche 43

Crackboy returns to I’m a Cliché for a second EP with the label. Crackboy, the mysterious and anynomous beat junkie, so skilled at blending timeless hyper dirty sounds, for the first time has made room for original vocals. He presents three new killer tracks.

1. First track “Apes” is a sexy house song made for taking one’s shirt off on the dancefloor. Vocals are sung by a previous member of the band Haussmann, Claude Violante, now colabrorating with Crackboy for her solo projects.

2. On the second “User”, a sampled ghettoish speech with aggressive claps and ecstatic chords leads to climax halfway through. “The fucking monkeys are coming”, says the guy. Picture them on the dancefloor, now.

3. The closing track “Kiddo” is all about muscled acid and soundsystems being given a rough time.

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