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Monotonik Records shows the multiplicity of the sound specificity the label follows and presents the next release baring the dark nature of the whole album itself. The label artist Qbeck makes another entrance with his impressive and sombre 'Like A Dream' EP recorded with Xenia Beliayeva - the world recognized techno-diva with rich and diverse discography hailing from such labels as Shitkatapult, Systematic Recordings, Datapunk. The labelhead Mono.S delivers his Dark Edit with arpeggios and cleariness of the original idea and the own flafour at the same time. Gabriel Boni, the label head of Acid Fruits, Inminimax Records goes deeper to modern underground sound, combinig sharp and agressive bassline with original flavor and presenting completely clear vision of the original track, swaying with techno vibes.
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Like A Dream

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Qbeck, Xenia Beliayeva - Like A Dream

Our money’s on summer 2010 being a vintage year for live British dance music. Sure, the old guard such as Leftfield, Underworld, Way Out West, and Orbital will be picking up the headlines for their return to the festival circuit, but in terms of new blood, look no further than techno duo, Spektre.

Hailing from Sheffield - no stranger itself to successful man/machine syntheses - the pairing of ‘Filthy’ Rich and Paul Maddox is part of a new breed of rave-inspired, intelligent dance music young bucks.

They took the Glade festival and SW4 crowds by storm in 2009, having already travelled the UK, South American, US and European gig circuits packing out venues with their distinctive brand of exceptionally danceable electronic body music.

Release-wise, their productions and remixes for the likes of Fever Ray, Lionrock, Future Sound Of London, and many more, have afforded them plenty of plaudits from blogs and techno’s aristocracy (Sven Vath, Ritchie Hawtin, Laurent Garnier, and Dubfire are all fans).

‘Casting Shadows Without Light’ is an astonishing debut album. CD 1 is a mixture of vocal electronica, spoken word samples, sci-fi audio steals, and instrumentals, as the 13 tracks veer from noisy epics and ether-soaked techno torch songs, to ambient interludes and an atmospheric drum n bass closer. And when it comes to a delicate use of melody, Spektre exude more warmth and beauty in 16 bars than a thousand indie troubadours ever will.

CD2 brings together a selection of extended mixes from the album, each in a longer form with a nod to the band’s dancefloor origins.

International dates in the UK, Europe, Australia, Israel, Slovenia, US, and beyond, begin from February, touring the album with their all-new live show. Please see www.spektreco.uk full details.

Spektre -  Always Too Much (Extended Mix)

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Desire

YOU BETTER GET YOUR BODY ON THE FLOOR

Like a little machine
I try to reach the score
I play always your game
Cause I play for the floor

Looking out the booth
I see nothing but you
Sun up in my mind
I‘m still lost in my dream

YOU BETTER GET YOUR BODY ON THE FLOOR

Let me see your body
If you know the way
Your air fills the room
I think you got it

Looking out the booth
I see nothing, but you
Sun up in my mind
I‘m still lost in my dream

YOU BETTER GET YOUR BODY ON THE FLOOR


You Better

Collaborative pairings often bring a frisson of excitement in the world of music production, particularly when an established artist and comparative newcomer join forces. "The Version" EP from Sapiens and Springa brings that thrill to Particles.

From the Bauhaus inspired buildings of the 1930s on the Mediterranean coastline, Tel Aviv resident, Alon Shapiro, has been immersed within the culture of music, spending a decade honing his production persona. Now debuting that production talent through his Sapiens moniker, the Israeli producer builds upon recent success. Trained in classical piano from an early age, a subsequent vinyl addiction and the joy of music stemming from the art of the 'mixtape', Sapiens found an eclectic passion for "intelligent, underground genres" ultimately distilled into a love of pioneering electronic that included Jean Michel Jarre, Kraftwerk and The Orb. Academic studies in music production followed as did gigs at local clubs and venues in the mid 2000s before the Sapiens name took hold in 2006. A portfolio of work has subsequently flowed leading to work signed for Baroque, Suffused Music and Stellar Fountain.

Although the name Springa has an outward appearance of a newcomer to the underground dance movement, Mattias Lindblom is a name firmly entrenched in the modern music industry through an integral part played in the Swedish outfit, Inkfish. A man of incomparable production pedigree, Lindblom has seen his work signed to a vast collection of blue chip labels including over 250 signed to Inkfish's own successful, eponymously named imprint. Launching the Springa production alter ego through a remix of Mistol Team for Baroque in 2014, 2015 has proved a successful year for Lindblom as Springa has seen further work signed for Mistique Music and Pangea. Furthermore work for System Recordings including a remix of Sapiens himself, set the duo up for exciting collaborative work that now manifests itself fully in "The Version".

An EP arranged into two distinct halves, "Introversion" and "Extroversion" supply a pair of opening salvos wrapped around a common percussive narrative and musical themes. "Introversion" opens proceedings with a metronomic bass line that fires off the rhythmic section with intelligence while a series of musical motifs, riffs and stabs provide an elegant contribution. A driving, pulsating affair, "Extroversion" quickly finds its feet with a spine-tingling bass line progression that dominates the melodic direction. A clever vocal cut weaves its way in and out in a variety of guises that are reminiscent of classic progressive house tunes of yesteryear to crate an aura of intrigue and nostalgia.

Taking vocal cues from its "Extroversion" counterpart, "April Heart" continues the bass line dominance of its predecessor as it growls and filters its way over the opening movements in emotive fashion. Evolving purposefully in the breakdown and beyond, a delicious arpeggio riff opens up the upper frequency spectrum with delightful fashion to create a driving, vibrant work. A stripped back "Dub Mix" minus the vocal component completes an impressive picture.

A quartet of tracks from Sapiens and Springa demonstrates a striking common purpose through "The Version".

Directed by Jay Epoch
A&R by Marina Gerardi
Mastered by Sapiens and Springa
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren

The Version

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Sapiens & Springa - April Heart (Radio Edit)

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Do It Again (oliver Huntemann Remix)

Long awaited release by our residents Anturage & Alexey Union called 'Fatal Attraction & Self Control' with monster kill remix from Nekliff it's the perfect weapon for the dancefloors. Enjoy!

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