Colin Benders - Rigmarole 
Digital & physical release 
Out on HIss & Hertz Records 
Release date: Dec 17 2021

Following in the footsteps of his vinyl-only debut EP, “Floaty Things”, electronics transcender and modular warlock Colin Benders clocks in on Hiss & Hertz with “Rigmarole”, a five-track odyssey ushering us amidst mazes of intricately woven improvisations, hectic rhythmic landslides and mood-enslaved machine talk. 

Recorded during lockdown, like its predecessor, the album pledges to showcase the darker side of Benders’ live streams turned archival recordings, whilst shedding a broader light on his breadth of scope as a spur-of-the-moment conductor of highly demanding, circuit-bending symphonies of sorts. 

A shape-shifting flow of unpredictable essence, flush with climactic flights, untamed divagations and further mind-expanding excursions into chaotic sound expanses, “Rigmarole” is the fruit of a philosophy and particular relationship with his steadily growing online audience, with whom he’s come to go full circle; from sharing his knowledge and approach towards modular expression in open-ended, non-formulaic fashion, onto stamping the result of his jamming sessions on black wax thanks to the continued support of his community. Comprised of five live-recorded joints spanning the widest array of styles, tempi and moods, “Rigmarole” is a magnetic field where Benders’ sound blooms in all its alchemical potency and spontaneous finesse.
 
Via extended windows into his ever-resourceful headspace, Benders threads his way across brooding ambient scapes, sci-fi-indebted spaciousness and metronomic minimalism (“This Is Fine”), hi-octane, tribal-laced industrialism on a droney tip (“Wait”), stadium-sized arpeggiated techno (“What’s That Noise”), gritty basement thunder down your spine (“I Can’t Feel My Legs”) and wide-screen, cosmic-friendly exploratory wares (“Carry Me”) - somehow shaping a cohesive ensemble of music out of his all-embracing investigations in the realm of modular potentialities and live-told inspiration. Keeping you on the edge throughout, “Rigmarole” will be written down as a defining moment for Benders, an unpigeonholeable artist in constant search for the next thrill.

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@fauxpoly welcomes @jaycarder to the family with her debut EP 'Entropy', a headsy blend of UK bass, techno and breakbeat.

The record's opening track, 'Eva's Stoned', is a heavyweight 4/4 techno club tool. Rolling layers of drums are peppered with choice vocal cuts from Jay’s good friend Eva, which were pulled from late night voice notes shared between them.

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Second release from Jay-Leklass on HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE, after his fantastic debut last year, Jay delivers 4 energetic traxx with this special taste of the past. House Music at it's best. 
Highly recommended!

Pre-order for vinyl: https://bit.ly/3KZMSJb
Teaser: https://bit.ly/3zTGEE2

Artist: Jay-Leklass
Title: Feel The bass EP
Label: HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE
Cat: H3-2
Genre: House
Format: 12"
Release date: 19.06.2023
Tracklisting:
A1. Jay-Leklass - The Drummer
A2. Jay-Leklass - Feel The Bass
B1. Jay-Leklass - Sustain
B2. Jay Leklass - The Vibe

All tracks written and produced by Luigi Egitto
Mixed at Acustic Sound Studio (Bari - IT)

Mastering by Oliver Lieb at Lhaudio.com
Vinyl cut by W.J. Henze at Lhaudio.com
Worldwide exclusive distributed by www.dbh-music.com

H3 - 2 - Jay-Leklass - Feel The Bass EP (House House House)

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The 'Feel Like Fucking' EP by Ackermann on Rekids’ Rekids Special Projects starts with the title cut, which features hurried, pent-up techno kicks and a warm bassline. Hi-hats dance up top with sleazy vocals skating across the groove next to smeared synth details. It's a profoundly seductive track, while 'Love Is Good' has a more celebratory feel in its old-school chord vamps and punchy house drums.

The fantastic 'Push' on Safe Space label head Ackermann’s ‘Feel Like Fucking’ EP then hurries along at a hundred miles an hour with rolling kicks and driving bass. It's topped with a well-filtered synth line that shifts about the mix to bring an extra dynamic sense of energy. 'Wiggle Your Neck' gets more playful with percussive but stripped-back beats, closing out this offering with freaky vocal details and plenty of infectious bounce.

Ackermann has been a well-established DJ for many years but decided to focus on production in 2020. Since then, he has been a staple in the influential record bags of artists like Ben Klock, Len Faki, and Charlotte De Witte, while his club-ready sounds have appeared on UNCAGE, Syncrophone, and his own Safe Space label.

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Ackermann - Love Is Good

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Santos’ first release for Matt Edwards’ Rekids imprint, the four-track ‘We Were All Kids Once’ EP , is a continuation of the experienced producer’s output on his own Let Me Understand Records, which has seen a staggering amount of support from DJs since it’s launch in 2018.

Traversing rugged, tracky, Relief-influenced House/T echno (‘One Day’), drummy grooves (‘Don’t T ouch’ and ‘Rollercoaster’) and cosseting beat-down Deep House (‘Someone’),
‘We Were All Kids Once’ is one of those genuinely essential EPs that provides exceptionally consistent dancefloor ammunition across it’s breadth.

With the likes of Ryan Elliott, Honey Dijon, Ame, Raresh, Luke Slater, Enzo Siragusa, Ben Sims and more supporting his output over the past few years, Santos is in the form of his career. While releases like the breakthrough ‘Camels’ and the anthem ‘Hold Home’ mark Santos as a producer of note at the turn of the century, his four solo albums and, most recently, his Let Me Understand Records EPs have proved he’s an artist that is constantly pushing
forward.

Santos’ EPs regularly fall into the ‘if you know, you know’ category of various tastemakers across Disco, House and Techno and ‘We Were All Kids Once’ neatly displays why.

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Marco Faraone & Diego Infanzon - Level One
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At Turbo, we love to pay the ultimate price. Sometimes that means releasing life-saving bangers despite the enormous emotional cost to ourselves and the people in our lives. And other times that means emailing outside our comfort zone to decidedly foreign countries.

Tuscany-born Marco Faraone and Uruguay-guy Diego Infanzon are currently based on the sweating edge of contemporary Eurotechno. “My Own Reason” kicks off their Turbo debut with an Italo-trance dancehorse that poses the answer-hungry question, “Who Are We and Where Are We Go?” Post-leadoff track “Breaking the Rules” incites the crowd to overthrow its masters at the municipal level and beyond, over a vascular throb that evokes the word “sinew” like few other floor-fillers released this month. And “Level One” gets you in on the ground floor of the Qatar’s tallest nightclub, with what everyone will immediately recognize as frisk n’ tug NDA acid.

Just as any serious intellectual has spent the past decade contemplating the Trolley Problem and nothing else, any self-respecting FLAC collector has got to get in on this digital release, which includes the closer “Control Your Mind.” We are not telling you what to do here, but we will point out that this moving example of Cyber-Altruism is just another reason why “Go for It” is our middle name.

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Uncertain - Damage (Justin Neal remix) [LabelRadar Remix Contest]

This track was born under the energy of a full moon, where inspiration flowed into a deep and sentimental melody. Rhythmic synthesizers intertwine with a resonant, driving bass, creating a hypnotic journey that balances the raw power of techno with heartfelt emotion.
The name “Vollmond”, meaning full moon in German, reflects the magical and emotional atmosphere that shaped every beat of this piece.

Perfect for those looking to dive into a techno experience that is both intense and deeply moving.

Vollmond

2K15 Masterpiece by Johannes Heil 
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Johannes Heil - Kykeon I (Original Mix) [FIGURE]

NiceCod3, a DJ and producer from Medellín, Colombia. Is driven by a fundamental motivation (Music is life).
His passion within the industry is to create art as a means to express himself musically with a unique proposal based on Techno, characterized by groovy beats, minimalist sounds, and vocal elements that convey intriguing messages.
His music offers a captivating and modern sonic journey, blending dynamic rhythms and innovative textures to create an unforgettable experience for listeners.

For more info contact me at nicecod3@gmail.com

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