Unified Theory part 1 
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A1 Mumbai Science - Researchers
B1 Mumbai Science - Commandments

Lektroluv Records 
Category/Release Number: LL60D

Star wars, the Godfather and Jurassic Park. The ever flowing river of time teaches us that all good things come in threes.

It’s true that Mumbai Science have always been marketing geniuses, but this time they might have hit the jackpot. Their masterplan: “Over the coming months, we’ll release three EP’s. One release a month, starting from January 9th”. That’s right, the duo plans to release not one, not two, but three original EP’s. hence: trilogy! (although the guys prefer to call it their ‘triumvirate’). Pretentious you say? We call it ambitious.

The music? Well, why wont we let our Mad Men do the pitch themselves: “With this trilogy, we feel like we experimented with genres like New Beat, Future Techno, Acid and Electro... In a way, we tried to reinterpret and contemporize everything we liked from our youth... Well, we just made something we think is quite cool”. And there’s that!

Part 1

Every trilogy starts with the beginning, so what better way to start off than to introduce you to the first god of creation, Brahma. Brahma has four faces and four arms, is born in the lotus flower and is creator of this material universe. Also, at one point, Brahma meditated for 290 million years. Exactly how long it took Mumbai Science to make this first part.

Part 1 consists of two tracks. With “Researchers”, Mumbai Science experiments with chopped up vocals and 80s strings, combining them with their trademark sound. The second track, “Commandments”, is slower and strikes with its obscure, lingering bassline. Perfect for the darker corners of the club!

Unified Theory part 1

ORIGINAL TRACKS

preferiti

Mumbai Science

Electro tracks

Pack

Techno

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1975 EP
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1 Mumbai Science - 1975 
2 Mumbai Science - Models

Lektroluv Records 
Category/Release Number: LL80D

The music industry can be a dangerous place for an artistic mind. Sometimes, fan expectations, financial problems and press criticism can lead a creative soul into despair and depression. Rumor has it that Jonas Kiesekoms and Maarten Elen, better known as “Mumbai Science”, went through dark times, not being able to write music for some time. A close friend from the duo claims that: “After the success of their Impact EP, things went bad for them. The fame took its toll. Jonas took off to join a Sri Lankan Buddhist clergy to meditate – although we believe he was just hiding at his mum’s place – and Maarten started watching the complete Star Trek series.”

For true artists, it are times like these that shake them out of their comfort zone, open their mind and push their art to the next level. For Elen and Kiesekoms though, it took a hard-handed intervention by the label bosses to get to work again. Elen: “Well, they basically made us read the contract, which says that we owe them our first-born daughter and a lifelong supply of Belgian beers if we wouldn’t make this EP. A standard clause in Belgian law, but we really had no clue”.

Flash forward to today. Mumbai Science presents their latest work, the ‘1975 EP’. Two no-nonsense club-tracks, inspired by dirty warehouse techno but cheerfully colored with weird glitchy synths and catchy vocal snippets. The title track ‘1975’ features a deep male voice carelessly asking the crowd “So, What do you wanna do”. The answer is self-evident: "Party all night long and forget about our boyfriends!"

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But not when we’re talking about supermodels. The second track, ‘Models’, follows the same recipe as ‘1975’: overdriven warehouse techno extravagance with the lyrics paying tribute to Mumbai Science’s favorite… models. Some will say it’s a blatant rip-off of Teachers from Daft Punk, others will call it a homage. But does Mumbai science even care? Kiesekoms explains: “I don’t know man, we just made this track on one of those drunk afternoons. Is it getting released? Really? Well, I just hope we won’t get beat up by the French mafia again.”

1975 EP

Mumbai Science - Models

1975 EP
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1 Mumbai Science - 1975 
2 Mumbai Science - Models

Lektroluv Records 
Category/Release Number: LL80D

The music industry can be a dangerous place for an artistic mind. Sometimes, fan expectations, financial problems and press criticism can lead a creative soul into despair and depression. Rumor has it that Jonas Kiesekoms and Maarten Elen, better known as “Mumbai Science”, went through dark times, not being able to write music for some time. A close friend from the duo claims that: “After the success of their Impact EP, things went bad for them. The fame took its toll. Jonas took off to join a Sri Lankan Buddhist clergy to meditate – although we believe he was just hiding at his mum’s place – and Maarten started watching the complete Star Trek series.”

For true artists, it are times like these that shake them out of their comfort zone, open their mind and push their art to the next level. For Elen and Kiesekoms though, it took a hard-handed intervention by the label bosses to get to work again. Elen: “Well, they basically made us read the contract, which says that we owe them our first-born daughter and a lifelong supply of Belgian beers if we wouldn’t make this EP. A standard clause in Belgian law, but we really had no clue”.

Flash forward to today. Mumbai Science presents their latest work, the ‘1975 EP’. Two no-nonsense club-tracks, inspired by dirty warehouse techno but cheerfully colored with weird glitchy synths and catchy vocal snippets. The title track ‘1975’ features a deep male voice carelessly asking the crowd “So, What do you wanna do”. The answer is self-evident: "Party all night long and forget about our boyfriends!"

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. But not when we’re talking about supermodels. The second track, ‘Models’, follows the same recipe as ‘1975’: overdriven warehouse techno extravagance with the lyrics paying tribute to Mumbai Science’s favorite… models. Some will say it’s a blatant rip-off of Teachers from Daft Punk, others will call it a homage. But does Mumbai science even care? Kiesekoms explains: “I don’t know man, we just made this track on one of those drunk afternoons. Is it getting released? Really? Well, I just hope we won’t get beat up by the French mafia again.”

Mumbai Science - 1975

Zombie Nation - Fishtank Remixes (UKW Records 018)
Remixes by @turbo_turbo, @kill-light and @zero-cash

Fishtank (Turbo Turbo Remix)

With the latter half of 2013 being dominated by a flurry of activity from the newfangled Ultramajic imprint, Berlin based label founder and scene veteran Jimmy Edgar reflects on the growing discography by remixing 'Whip', a standout track from the burgeoning canon.

With the original cut having garnered early support from the likes of Boys Noize, Loco Dice and Scuba, Edgar flips the the dub sensibilities and Chicago style
vocal chops off the elusive Aden into a proper New Jersey house joint, teaming with exuberant keys and irrepressible bounce.

Set for release at the beginning of 2014, it prefaces EP's from the likes of Sophie (Numbers / Huntleys & Palmers) and Danny Daze (Hot Creations / Plant Music).

Tracklist
1. ADEN "WHIP"
2. ADEN "WHIP" (JIMMY EDGAR REMIX)

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Whip EP

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ADEN "WHIP"

RAR - DO WE - COR12114

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SOS In Bel Air (Jackson and His Computer Band Remix)

Remix by @Audion

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// Includes new reworks from Rødhåd, Silent Servant, Volte-Face, Powell, Conforce and Ø [Phase]
// @phantasysound

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Daniel Avery - Need Electric (Audion Remix)

Marc Houle & Miss Kittin - 'Where is Kittin' with remixes from Dubfire and John Foxx and The Maths.

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Marc Houle & Miss Kittin - Where is Kittin (Dubfire Remix)

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Ray Okpara & Markus Homm - Subway Surfers

Nina Kraviz - Pain In The Ass (Volac Edit)

Release date single: 5th of May 2014
Release date album: 16th of June 2014
Pre order the album here: http://bit.ly/dejavums 

Mumbai Science proudly presents “Déjà Vu”, the first single of their same-titled debut album. “Déjà Vu” takes you on a trip to a grim future, where partying is reduced to handing out business cards and personal trainers are the new superstars. Guest vocalist April Rose delivers a casual, slightly blasé recording, bringing a fictitious can’t-be-bothered woman to life, who roams in the world of the economic elite. Although dealing with heavy themes such as moral decline and corporate totalitarianism, Maarten Elen & Jonas Kiesekoms bring their message with their usual quirky panache. 

The Belgian duo, mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’, ‘Gold’ and ‘Lotus’, have been touring restlessly the past years, reaching some of the coolest and most respected venues and festivals in the world. From Fuse in Belgium to Space in Ibiza. From Loft in Barcelona to Womb in Tokyo. With their music widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond), the sounds of their beloved craft have reached across the world. Recently they conquered American hearts as well with shows at EDC in Las Vegas, U Street Music Hall in Washington DC and various HARD events. 

Déjà Vu, the album, features collaborations with some of the finest talents of our generation. DJ Spank-Spank from the legendary acid house formation Phuture delivers a mesmerizing vocal for “King Of The Top Floor”, while cult superstar Peaches does not – and never will - shy away from controversy on “Whistleblower”. Up-and-coming Belgian vocalist Gustaph (singer in the NY house collective Hercules and Love Affair) lends his golden voice on “The Call”, and Mixhell fires up their thunder drums on “Vegas”. 

The choice of guests on “Déjà Vu” wonderfully reflects the musical pilgrimage Mumbai Science undertook in the making of this album. Tapping deep into their musical heritage, Mumbai Science bring a piece of work that reflects their own, wayward view on contemporary dance music. Rough and dirty, but at the same time playful and quirky, without making any compromises on the artistic level. Instead Mumbai Science took the path less traveled and ended up at an uncharted place that somehow feels right at home 

Mumbai Science’s debut album “Déjà Vu” will be out June 16th on Lektroluv Records. From techno-with-an-attitude, over faux-pas electro-clash to straight-up Belgian rave. Expect a wonderful journey through the soundscapes of Mumbai Science.

TRACKLIST
1. Mumbai Science - Déjà Vu
2. Mumbai Science - Déjà Vu (The Loops Of Fury Remix)
3. Mumbai Science - Déjà Vu (BS1 Remix)

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Déjà Vu

Mumbai Science - Déjà Vu

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DÌ©jÌÊ Vu

King Of The Top Floor

ANNIE MAC GLOBAL PREMIERE: Mumbai Science ft. DJ Spank-Spank of PHuture - King Of The Top Floor


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Mumbai Science ft. Peaches - Whistleblower

Lotus EP 
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A1 Mumbai Science - Lotus
B1 Mumbai Science - Panas

Lektroluv Records 
Category/Release Number: LL51

A lotus flower is born in water, grows in water and rises out of water to stand above it unsoiled ~ Buddha (563 - 483 BC)

After spending the first part of 2011 touring in the USA and Australia Mumbai Science bundled their newfound inspiration to bring you their newest EP on Lektroluv Records. The Lotus EP consists of two original tracks - ‘Lotus’ and ‘Panas’ -, serving as a perfect fix for your summer. While Lotus strikes with a sleazy - yet uplifting - bassline, Panas shines with its enchanting melodic hook. Still, both tracks share the typical Mumbai Science electro synths and techno feel. Think rolling drums, trippy melodies and a whole lotta sunshine!

Mumbai Science is mostly known for their club hits ‘Ancova’ and ‘Gold’, which are still widely supported by artists around the globe (from 2 many dj’s, Crookers and Erol Alkan to Boys Noize, Tiga and beyond). Recently, Mumbai Science finished remixes for Mixhell (Boys Noize Records) and Goose (!K7 Records). Now, they present their fourth EP on Lektroluv Records: Lotus EP.

Mumbai Science - Lotus

Lotus

Mumbai Science - Panas

Mumbai Science - Researchers

Unified Theory Part 1

Mumbai Science - Commandments

Paperclip People - 4 My Peepz (Dubfire Rework)

On the Boys Noize 'Miami Noize 2012 Compilation'
Out March 12 on all digital plattforms

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Felix Cartal & Bart B More - Cascade

"Miike Snow unveil a brand new batch of remixes set to take 'Paddling Out' beyond previously unimagined heights. Courting it, comes a version from always on the ball Bart B More, continuing his fine tradition of putting out banger after banger with a piano-firing, ballistic-charged rave weapon to spark the floor alight."

Miike Snow - Paddling Out (Bart B More Remix)

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Agarta

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Monolith

Jurgen Paape - Take that (Orkestrated I Wanna Be Like T-Rek Remix)

Unite EP
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1 Mumbai Science - Unite (Original Mix)
2 Mumbai Science - Unite (Shinichi Osawa Remix)
3 Mumbai Science - Lotus (Alex Gopher Remix)

Lektroluv Records 
Category/Release Number: LL74D

It’s only been two years since Mumbai Science appeared on the music radar but they’ve managed to leave an unquestionable impression. Their tracks Ancova, Gold and Lotus got the support from all the big shots such as Boys Noize, Tiga and Brodinski, sending them on a surge to the EDM top ranks. The 2012 release of ‘The Unified Theory Trilogy’ confirmed their musical prowess and now they return to the plate with ‘Unite’, a new beat inspired record.

Touring around the world from Japan to Berlin to the USA, Mumbai Science got more in touch with the history that subsides in the darkest corners of the scene. Their new EP reflects a small gritty club where you have to rely on your ears to navigate. Funky bouncing synths meet a typical Mumbai bass. Shinichi Osawa delivers with a blazing remix, which adds a little more spice to the original!

Last but not least on this release is a remix from Alex Gopher of one of their classic tracks, ‘Lotus’. The unquestionable energy from the original track combined with Gopher's subtlety results in a track, which is impossible not to dance to.

Unite

Mumbai Science - Unite (Original Mix)

Stream/Download: https://turborec.lnk.to/variations

Gesaffelstein's tracks have already received support from James Holden, Chloé, Damian Lazarus, and Laurent Garnier, to name a few, and this record is without a doubt his best yet. Every track on 'Variations' is a battle-tested bomb. 

His sound is clearly influenced by New Wave and the Gigolo-era electro (2001-2) of fellow Frenchmen The Hacker and David Carretta, but it sounds like a fresh update rather than pastiche, revitalized and refined down to a modern and versatile core. These tracks work in Tiga's festival sets alongside some of the summer's biggest anthems, yet are equally at home in a more underground setting, e.g. Von Party's 5am warm-up before Ivan Smagghe at a London warehouse party. 

The title track has the most attitude, establishing a palette of dark staccato basslines, crunching hi-hats, hands-in-the-air cowbells and trippy synth leads. “Selected Faces” and “Atmosphere” are arguably even more straightforward club weapons, their breakdowns creating just enough 'insanity' without getting annoying, their grooves dropping back in with a cool, restrained power that will win over hiss-weary DJs. 

With remixes upcoming for Turbo and Institubes, a follow-up EP for Turbo in the works... if you want an idea as to how big Gesaffelstein will get this year, just think of him as 'Brodinkelstein.'

Stream/Download

Gesaffelstein - A Lost Era

Ancova EP
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A1 Mumbai Science - Ancova
B1 Mumbai Science - Ancova (Dry Edit)
B2 Mumbai Science - Hoot

Lektroluv Records
Category/Release number: LL32

Ibiza Dance Anthems

Mumbai Science - Ancova

Mumbai Science - Ancova (Dry Edit)

Gold EP
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A1 Mumbai Science - Gold (Original Mix)
B1 Mumbai Science - Gold (Noob Remix)
B2 Mumbai Science - Gold (NT89 Remix)

Lektroluv Records
Category/Release Number: LL39

Mumbai Science - Gold (Original Mix)

Gold

Mumbai Science - Gold (NT89 Remix)

Nick Curly - Libero (Original Mix)

This set was recorded on my first trip to South Africa, where I performed at a festival and a free show in Soweto alongside local artists Vinny da Vinci , Dj Fresh, Euphonik, Culoe de Song and LSG. All tour dates were partnered with non-profit organisation Bridges for Music. The aim was to use music to break down socio-economic boundaries bringing people from different communities together . More info: www.facebook.com/bridgesformusic

'DE9 Fragments' is a series of fragmented audio edits based upon my live DJ set recordings. Each one will attempt to capture the feeling and direction of the night, giving those who were there a reminder of the events they experienced while giving those who were not present a fragmented distortion of what they missed.

Edited & Reconstructed by Richie Hawtin & Rebekah Aff

Richie Hawtin: DE9 Fragments 7. Somewhere in South Africa (February, 2013)

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