posted this song twitter. the world needs great music. i like this song.

The quality of the recording is not the best, but i thought i'd share it anyway. The jam itself is far from being perfect, but that's the charm of a live set. Anyway I had a lot of fun while playing and i hope you enjoy it!

Marco Zenker Live @ Fusion Festival 2013

Red D likes to call himself a general nitelife instigator but he first and foremost a music lover and a DJ with close to 30 years experience. We Play House Recordings, Red Basics & Club Belgique are his (label) projects and he is forever inspired by Detroit.

Fuse w/ Levon Vincent & Red D @ Kiosk Radio 04.02.2023

Recorded in January 2023

Always trying to deliver a mix who tell a story, according to a season or a theme. This one was recorded after 𝙉𝙖𝙘𝙝𝙩𝙞𝙫𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙚, new indoor festival by the crew behind Nachtdigital. The festival took place at Weissenhäuser Strand, a holiday park on the Baltic coast of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Many of my fav' DJs was there (Bambounou, Byron Yeates,  Gerd Janson, Helena Hauff, Job Jobse, KI/KI, Marie Montexier, etc..)and hit the different floors with masterclass. I wanted to give back with this mix the musical trip i had. 

Have a good listening!
B. 🐙

Baltic & Diver Trip

A rare recorded session from one of techno/electro's cult figures.

RA.265 Convextion

Peter Van Hoesen might be best known for his techno work, but the Belgian’s real resumé is actually much more diverse. Formally trained on organ, bass and guitar, the Time to Express boss has put out albums of abstract sound design, has composed for contemporary dance, has been a sometime promoter, run various labels and works with Yves De Mey as Sendai. He also recently stepped up to mint our own new sub label, Dekmantel UFO. On that EP he showed his ability to distil groove and atmosphere into intense soundscapes filled with fascinating details, and it is the same story with the mix he serves up here. 

Over the course of an hour, Van Hoesen sucks you deep down into his hypnotic sound world, where train track grooves and suspensory pads trap you in the moment. As things unfold, rays of melodic light, unsettling analogue sounds and broken drums all make for a more unhinged ride that is both seductive yet visceral. It makes for an intense listen that takes you right to the heart of an otherworldly the dance floor in the dead of night, no matter where you listen to it. 

Dekmantel  Podcast 076 - Peter Van Hoesen

Read our interview with @lapien and check out this podcast's tracklist here: bit.ly/LapiPod

Groove Podcast 72

Tracklist

Groove Podcast 72 - Lapien

After starting the mini Dekmantel Selectors podcast series last year, we couldn’t resist continuing it with artists from this year's line-up. In the next couple of months, we will release 5 podcasts by some of our favourite artists. This year’s podcast theme is all about 'another side of me', wherein the artists show another side of theirselves.

Last but not least in this year’s Selectors podcast series is longtime Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann, who has brought his penchant for dark, stripped-down and raw techno to many Dekmantel events over the years. With a steady, masterful touch behind the decks, Dettmannn never fails to whip us and the dancefloor into a frenzy, which is exactly why we keep tapping his talents again and again. Though, this year
Dettmann takes another road at dives deep in his pre-techno period with the brand new Selectors compilation(including tracks from Cabaret Voltaire, Martin Dupont, Twice A Man and Fad Gadget)an opening set at Dekmantel Festival and a performance at Dekmantel Selectors in Croatia.

Just as with his Selectors compilation, Dettmann shows another side of himself with this mix. “My Selectors compilation is a labor of love: a collection of songs that have not only long been out of print or never released on wax, but which also served as my artistic foundation – as well as for Techno at large. The Selectors podcast on the other hand has a similar vibe but an entirely different intent. I think of it as an addition to the compilation, with music not included on the actual release. But more than that, it flows like an updated mixtape or a collection of music that I'd record for people I’m close to. The podcast is continuous listening, a fitting soundtrack for a night drive or for work. Importantly, it's music that influenced me when I was a teenager – and beyond. In other words, it's a personal affair.”

Selectors Podcast 016 - Marcel Dettmann

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Guest Mix 90: cmd q

Mix made for https://soundcloud.com/umlaut001, November 2019
All music by Lost Trax (except where noted)

01 Instant
02 Creatures
03 It's You
04 Scientific Dreamz Of U - Journey In2 The Light {Self-healing & Re-birth} (Lost Trax Decay & Bleed Mix)
05 Lost
06 VC-118A  - Propulse (Lost Trax Remix)
07 Random XS - Truant (featuring Lost Trax)
08 Still
09 Out Of Mind
10 144 4096
11 B01
12 Surface Treated
13 Radiation 1.0
14 De Laye
15 Random XS - Give Your Body (Lost Trax Remix)
16 Hidden Agenda
17 Flatliner
18 Drift

Released by: https://soundcloud.com/frustratedfunk - https://soundcloud.com/delsinrecords - https://soundcloud.com/tabernacle-records - https://soundcloud.com/scsi-av - https://soundcloud.com/subwax-bcn - https://soundcloud.com/shipwrec

Lost Trax - Ümlaut Podcast

Shortly after the "Acidtest no.1" was recorded, I had another session at Massimiliano's house. 

It was just before Christmas and we were a bunch of people coming from Panorama Bar on a Sunday evening after I had an extra gig there that wasn't announced on the flyer (I just checked ;) ).

Sunday evening doesn't mean night time, as Panorama Bar used to close WAY earlier than nowadays. It was around 6pm in the evening... Those were the times!

The session, which feels like a radio play at points, became some kind of classic with the people I shared it with and, since it was just before Christmas, I put some effort in making those CDs look really nice :)

THE SKY WAS GEIL!

Enjoy...



The Sky Was Geil (in 2004)

eric's 4h+ set @ funkroom's window shopping @ auslage - ENJOY...

eric cloutier @ window shopping 18-05-2013

Harder Faster Stronger Doesn’t Mean Better. 

Please write to sam@klsbookings.com if you want to hear me live and in color. Thanks!

“Frankfurt native Andreas Baumecker aka nd_baumecker began his DJ career in 1991 in a bar called Romantica, located near the city’s main train station. The venue was run by legendary nightlife impresario Hans Romanov, who also operated Intimbar, where Baumecker would eventually move on to a short time later. It’s there that Ata and Heiko M/S/O from Playhouse took notice, inviting Baumecker to work as a buyer for their record store Delirium and offering him a residency at their seminal WildPitchClub night at the Club Nachtleben. Soon, Baumecker was regularly playing Frankfurt’s numerous electronic music venues (Box, XS, Music Hall, Dorian Grey), before moving on to Heidelberg, where he promoted the club night HD800 together with Dirk Mantei aka D-Man. After a short stop in Mannheim, regular guest DJ sets at Berghain / Panorama Bar predecessor club OstGut in Berlin, and establishing his own label Freundinnen Audio, nd_baumecker moved to the German capital in 2004. There he not only picked up a residency at Panorama Bar inside the newly opened Berghain but also started a job as the club’s in-house booker.
Stylistically, Baumecker covers a truly broad spectrum of dance music, refusing to be limited by genre: "A well known choreographer once said: 'Surprise is important.’ I think this approach describes my DJ style best. I’m constantly oscillating between disco, house, techno, electro, broken beats and pop. Ultimately, I’m open to anything – from brute force to tender. I see the dance floor an experimental field: If you manage to really capture the crowd, you can do almost anything with them." Of course, the flow of tracks and resolving musical differences plays a key role in achieving just that, and few DJs are as adept at uniting fundamentally disparate sounds, different keys, different rhythms and different atmospheres. „If something sounds truly new to me they give me a jolt. Also, dance music should have a good portion of funk and, in a way, it needs to sound like disco, whatever the style. I like vocals a lot. In my opinion they are the most important and significant bits you’re taking home after a good night out; they’re the most memorable."
Since 2010 nd also produces with Sam Barker as Barker & Baumecker. The duo have released four 12”s and two albums on Ostgut Ton, operating musically between dancefloor and spiraling left field electronics. Finally, 2018 sees release of nd_baumecker’s Panorama Bar 07 DJ mix.”

The Sky Was Geil (in 2004)

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