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July was a scorcher blazing through a heat wave of high temps and sizzling new tracks and remixes from the likes of Gux Jimenez, Darin Epsilon, Alexandros Djkevingr, Greg Ignatovich, Paul Hamilton, Anartist, Julian Nates, Blanka Barbara, Mango, and more.

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From his home in the beautiful port city of Cartagena on Colombia's Caribbean coast, Gux Jimenez is an artist with a rich and varied musical history. Regular appearances on Balkan Connection, UV and fellow countryman, Juan Pablo Torrez's Clubsonica Records, have enhanced an already substantial reputation as Jimenez returns to Particles after a successful debut remixing Juan Deminicis. Now making his full EP debut, "Run Only Run" is a rip-roaring opener that combines gloriously emotive symphonic passages with growling bassline and driving rhythm. Rising and falling with ease, complementary arpeggios emerge in the second movement before extending further into a bright and breezy second half. Continuing the strong bass presence into "La Noche Y Tu", a thumping kick and off-beat percussion sit tightly around a smooth synth motif that glistens with delay. A counterpoint phrase makes its presence felt, full of emotion and sensitivity, as a stripped back breakdown allows the melodies to blossom before a bass driven final section hits its mark. The third original track sees the contemplative, "Colapso" enchant with sustained chord progressions and modulated pads. Spiky synth phrases provide a marked contrast as the track revels in head-shaking bass groove and intricate percussive programming. A changing sonic tapestry is gently revealed across the epic 8-minute piece to showcase Jimenez's skill and craftsmanship.

Filip Kaczmarek has created a long and storied history within the electronic music scene with his Kobana moniker. A regular on Particles and Proton Music with countless remixes and original production work, the Polish artist's full-length album, "The Riddle" was a notable highlight for the latter in 2014. A stellar array of powerful dance material has found its way onto Particles, not least with early production partners, Yan3dots and Mario Hatchet. Returning to the label for the first time since 2016, the Kobana remix of "Run Only Run" creates a gloriously textured reworking that cleverly uses the central themes of the original and transforms them into new melodic phrases that dip and climb in perfect sonic waves of filtered intensity. Enveloped in dancefloor knowhow, Kobana's skill is reinterpret Gux Jimenez's work with skill and ingenuity.

Hailing from Buenos Aries, Soulkeys has seen a clutch of releases since a 2013 debut for Balkan Connection South America, spread across such esteemed imprints as Aethereal, Stellar Fountain and One Of A Kind. A pair of remixes for Particles saw reworkings of Sam Heyman in 2019 and Rayomand in 2020, as the Argentinean now returns with a third remix. Taking on "La Noche Y Tu", the Soulkeys remix is built around the central melodic motif from the original as he develops a sublime array of additional production material to showcase his own talent. A 4/4 beat and shaker-propelled percussion provides dancefloor character while an emotive new piano sequence is a glorious highlight at the mid-point and into the beatless breakdown. The resultant interpretation is a tribute to Soulkeys' talent and craftsmanship.

Accompanied by Kobana and Soulkeys, Gux Jimenez has sprinted into the spotlight with his "Run Only Run" EP.

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Run Only Run

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or the 88th release on Darin Epsilon's Perspectives Digital, Alexandros Djkevingr & Greg Ignatovich from Greece join forces with the iconic label head to create the mythical "Thanatos".

Established DJs in their own rights, Greg Ignatovich's Russian heritage and Alexandros Djkevingr's Swedish origins, came together in Thessaloniki to create a powerful partnership. Successful in their own rights in clubs across their homeland and beyond, the duo's production relationship has seen a panoply of high-profile releases on the likes of Diynamic, Ellum Audio, Katermukke, Renaissance, Parquet, and Beatfreak Recordings. Combining with Darin Epsilon, the trio's "Thanatos" is fueled by a chunky rolling groove and immaculately syncopated woodblock percussion. Before long a hefty bassline makes an entrance while a cascading arpeggio lights up proceedings with a glittering sonic shower. Coming to fore in a rousing break down crescendo, the track erupts into its second half in a dazzling dancefloor powerhouse of coruscating synth patterns to reveal a perfect antidote for the winter gloom and warm summer months ahead.

An artist at the pinnacle of his craft, Julian Wassermann has been a key exponent of the Melodic House & Techno scene in recent years. Resident DJ at Munich's Harry Klein and a regular at Berlin's Watergate and Amsterdam's Pleinvrees Festival, Wassermann's production portfolio reads like a "Who's Who" of iconic dance imprints. From Stil Vor Talent and Einmusika to Systematic and Oddity, June 2021's "People EP" for the legendary Renaissance Records marked another stellar highlight in an already sparkling career. Now making his Perspectives Digital debut, the Julian Wassermann remix is driven powerfully forward by a chest-thumping kick as the shimmering synth phasing so central to "Thanatos" makes its presence felt, this tim e enveloped by additional riffs from the German's production arsenal. Developing in rousing fashion, Wassermann's skill is to reimagine the central motifs while transforming them within a new thickly textured framework to create a spine-tingling, hands-in-air moment.

Another Perspectives Digital debutant, Modeplex is a German artist with a rich musical history to his name. A veteran of over 400 production credits stretching back more than five years. A unique approach to his craft, harnessing emotion and taking "inspiration from everyday life" has given Modeplex the ability to produce a distinctive sound that has seen his work featured on a wealth of blue-chip imprints. Steyoyoke, Beatfreak Recordings, and the hugely successful Timeless Moment have been renowned vehicles to transport the Modeplex sound to new and established fanbases alike. Using his production prowess on a scintillating remix of "Thanatos", a glorious array of new synth motifs ech oes the chord progression in the original track's post-breakdown denouement. Behind a driving beat and rolling groove, familiar refrains come flooding through the mid-range as the emotive chord structure and running bassline sequence creates a vibrant arrangement for "Thanatos" to exude new confidence.

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The latest release from Tash's Movement Recordings welcomes Paul Hamilton and Anartist to the label for their debut EP. The former, born in Malta and now based in Dubai, is one of the underground's most highly regarded progressive house artists. Paul has found a home on Armada, Balkan Connection, Droid9, Freegrant Music and Perspectives Digital, while his equally impressive DJ skills have seen him perform at Ministry Of Sound (Dubai) and Godskitchen (Dubai). Similarly, Polish born, Israel based producer and DJ Anartist has been a fixture of Tel Aviv's nightlife for over a decade, delighting crowds with his fresh blend of progressive house and melodic house and techno. Also an accomplished producer, Anartist has showcased his music via Beatfreak Limited, Heinz Music and Perspectives Digital. Now coming together for their debut collaborations, Paul and Anartist land on Movement Recordings with 'Dialo', alongside remixes from Julian Nates and Ric Niels.

Providing the second and final interpretation of 'Dialo' is Julian Nates who returns to the label for his second appearance. As one of Argentina's most promising talents, the Cordoba resident lays claim to releases on Nick Warren's The Soundgarden, Antrim's Or Two Strangers and Soundteller Records, while also earning the praise from progressive music tastemakers Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Guy J. Having made his Movement Recordings debut in December of last year with a contribution to the label's 'Prognoesis' Vol. 01. Julian now returns to the label with a stellar take on 'Dialo'. A touch deeper than the original, its groovy framework is offset with flickering arps and sweeping effects. Rising atmospheres and rolling rhythms keep the mood squarely on the dance floor, elevating mood leading into the second of two breaks. Tense and cosmic in equal measure, timely modulation delights across the interlude, perfectly setting up a classy crescendo and purring final movement. Progressive house excellence once again from Julian Nates, which rounds out a massive Movement Recordings debut for Paul Hamilton & Anartist. Don't miss it.

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Moscow and London combine in elite cosmopolitan splendour as Blanka Barbara and Mango's "Starwalk" shines brightly in the underground dance firmament. Shimmering synths light up a brightly coloured musical universe as they pitch and bend, while a cavernous kick and deeply felt bassline provide a warm and vibrant energy. Meanwhile, Fabri Lopez illuminates from the banks of the River Quinto with heady concoction of bassline prowess and percussive cadence. Familiar melodies ripple in the background amidst sonic splendour and resplendent new motifs.

Roaring into life, The Wash creates a new tension from the banks of the Danube. Glittering pianos sparkle against a densely textured Viennese swirl and powerful, fast-paced groove. Clouds of sound coalesce in new sonic patterns over familiar musical landscapes. The heart of Europe gives way to sprawling Maharashtra state where beauty and subtlety combine via the sound of Haen in a new "Starwalk". Evocative motifs shine brightly in an organic texture of ingenuity and native influences above a bassline and chord progression full of melancholic emotion.

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Making his label debut and providing the lone interpretation of 'Tuareg' is Andrea Cassino. Beginning with his highly regarded Cassino and Laben project and eventually shifting to his solo work in 2009, Andrea lays claim to an impressive discography highlighted by releases on Sudbeat Music (as Nocturna w/ Danny Lloyd), Balkan Connection, meanwhile, Proton Music and Soundteller Records. The world's top tastemakers have also noted the Italian's production prowess with John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren and Guy J all chiming in with support. Now presenting his first project of 2021, Andrea debuts on Clubsonica with a smooth rendition of 'Tuareg'. Engaging from the outset, momentous kicks and rhythmic pulses converge for a fluid foundation, while hypnotic percussion and swirling sonics bring texture to the groove. Building an emotive narrative across the first act, nostalgic melodies and hazy harmonics unite for impassioned moments. Sitting at the heart of the journey, the centrepiece delights with its timeless appeal, where billowing bass swells rise amidst a cloud of colourful effects, as the beats drop for a haunting finale.

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Today, Magnetic brings you an exclusive premiere from the Norwegian label of Fehrplay, Mood Of Mind. Taken from Artüria and Solanca's forthcoming collaborative Ways Of Walking EP, the title track is a sun-drenched progressive house cut that is beaming with Balearic energy. This also happens to be the label's 20th release and will be available on August 16th.

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Another is a long line of talented artists from South America, Kamilo Sanclemente is an artist on a rising upward curve. Returning to Particles with new music and a pair of remixes, "Eva" continues his story.

From Cali, southwest of Bogota, Kamilo Sanclemente burst onto the underground scene in late 2013. As prolific as he is innovative, over 150 production credits can be found next to the Colombian's name from early 2016. Moreover, the list of blue chip labels on which Sanclemente's work has appeared includes Juan Pablo Torrez's Clubsonica Records and Darin Epsilon's Perspectives Digital – November 2017's "El Sol / La Luna" with Golan Zocher for the latter, being a highpoint. "Revelations" saw a three-track debut on Particles in August 2017 while "Eva" took its initial bow as part of the "Winter 2018" compilation. Reprised here, it is complemented by a new track, "Antlia". Redolent in a strong tribal percussion element, a body-shaking groove is accompanied a warm bass motif and lilting vocal phrase that perfectly fits the tribal percussive feel. Building relentlessly, the track explodes post-breakdown into a storming dance-floor gem with coruscating arpeggios and reprised vocal.

A remix of "Eva" comes from UK based Imran Khan who has shot to prominence through original work for Clinique Recordings in the shape of the "Distance Between Us" and "Time" EPs in late 2016. Going on to deliver music for the likes of Stellar Fountain and Astrowave, a remix of Hot TuneiK's "Erase and Rewind" marked an impressive Particles debut while the original track, "Arrival", appeared on the "Winter 2018" compilation in January. Now returning to the label, Khan's remix is a smooth affair that delights with its lilting groove and deep vibe. A rich bassline permeates the low end with its new progression while a clever reimagining of Sanclemente's elements sees textured pads and white-noise washes scintillate. An arpeggio resonant in the melodic themes of the original then creates intrigue at the mid-point.

Taking on partner track, "Antlia", Nicolas Rada is a name at the forefront of Argentina's underground scene. Influenced by the dark, experimental nature of Radiohead's music, Rada's cutting-edge work for the Balkan Connection label family, Soundteller and DAYS like NIGHTS have seen his influence grow, not least in a collaboration with Nick Warren remixing Eelke Kleijn at the start of 2018. August 2017's three-track "Sheremetyevo" was a Particles high point and remixes of Simos Tagias and Demitros are now followed by a typically impressive reworking of Kamilo Sanclemente. Displaying a sympathetic approach to the original, arpeggios undulate with sumptuous delays and pitched innovation while a new motif and a swathe of additional production material enchant. A strong beat and laid-back groove provide dancefloor credentials, resulting in a mature and intelligent remix that is a symbol of Rada's growing stature.

Remixes from Imran Khan and Nicolas Rada are dynamic and exiting partners to Kamilo Sanclemente and "Eva".

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Antlia (Nicolas Rada Remix)

November 2018's "Life on the Moon" confirmed Juan Deminicis' status in the upper echelons of the underground dance scene. Remixes from Argentina and Europe now continue the journey on Particles.

Lucas Rossi has been an impressive contributor to Argentina's underground dance scene for almost a decade. From his Cordoba home, a residency at "Bianca Espacio Electronica" saw impressive performances with Darin Epsilon, Matias Chilano and Deminicis himself, while gigs across South America have seen him perform on the same bill as Jimmy Van M, Dave Seaman and Eelke Klein. A production career that has seen over a century of credits hit a stream of high-profile imprints after a 2014 debut for Suffused Music, has since found Rossi's work on the likes of Songbird and Balkan Connection, while a further notable highlight was an appearance on Nick Warren's The Soundgarden with the "Adversities" EP in May 2018.

A pair of Particles remixes for Lanvary in October 2017 and Kynan Cosma in September 2018 are now joined by a third as Lucas Rossi delivers a compelling rework. Paying tribute to Deminicis' track, the refrains of the original create a familiar framework before the melodic phrasing so central to "Life on the Moon" cleverly lifts itself out of the rhythmic groove. A strong beat, white-noise washes and airy pads create extra depth in a strong remix.

Striving to be an "original and unique artist, with his own style of music", Filip Abramczyk has been a standout performer in Poland's underground dance scene. Through his Pysh moniker, the Warsaw resident hit the headlines after winning a remix competition for Booka Shade's "Regenerate" and going on to perform regularly across Poland and Europe alongside Robert Babicz, Kolombo and Josh Wink. This springboard for success has led to over 250 production credits sitting proudly next to the Pysh name with an album and vinyl release for Einmusika high on a list of achievements. A regular for the label, other work has seen him featured on such heavyweights as Get Physical, Manjumasi and Steyoyoke.

A spirited Particles debut remixing Rudy UK in June 2018 quickly saw the release of the five-track, "Ballada" some three months later, as remixes from Matias Chilano and Christian Hornbostel added to a trio of impressive original tracks. Now returning, the Pysh remix of "Tao the King" takes the pulsating bassline of the original and uses it form the basis of a rhythmic groove foundation that anchors the tracks against a collage of panned shakers and closed hats. Building with consummate ease a chorus of melodies firmly rooted in the original make their presence felt at the breakdown. With clever production technique and a swathe of original production material Pysh has created a unique and impressive remix.

Remixes from Lucas Rossi and Pysh have continued to showcase "Life on the Moon" for Juan Deminicis.

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Life on the Moon

Life on the Moon (Lucas Rossi Remix)

A long-association with Proton Music, Andre Sobota impressed once more with his outstanding "Alter Ego" EP in February 2019. With remixes of "Held Over" already finding their way to the Particles catalogues in April 2019, the EP continues to provide remix ammunition for Australian and Argentinean icons.

Matty Doyle is an artist that will be fully familiar to dance music cognoscenti under his Matter pseudonym. An Australian phenomenon, Matter has risen to the upper echelons of the underground fraternity with a vast array of original and remix production material that has catapulted him to the top of the Beatport charts on numerous occasions. Thus, work for Replug, Anjunadeep, Sudbeat and onedotsixtwo, both as solo and collaborative artist, has provided the Melbourne star with a 24-carat portfolio. 

December 2016's "Pronoia" and November 2017's "We Are Dust" have seen Matter hit the headlines on Proton Music, while co-production work with fellow Melbourne resident, GMJ, has seen the duo score a number of additional triumphs. Both solo EPs have featured with remixes on Particles before October 2018 fired "Re Entry" to success alongside Universal Harmonics. Returning to remix on the label for the first time since November 2016, the Matter reworking of "Dreamless" is typically impressive. Aptly titled, his "Dreamstates" remix is full of ethereal pads and delicate melodic motifs that revel in sumptuous delays and deep kick. A trademark pulsating bassline adds further to the track as Sobota's vocal phrasing then finds its way to the aural party in tandem with a host of additional production material from the Matter armoury.

Another artist recognised for his mastery of a distinctive and sought-after production sound, Guillermo Cornejo has courted considerable success via his Antrim moniker. A DJ from an early age with a growing legion of fans, production success quickly followed with a 2013 appearance on Nick Warren's Hope Recordings and subsequent Renaissance compilation. Almost 500 production credits can be found next to the Antrim name as he became a regular on the likes of Balkan Connection, Darin Epsilon's Perspectives Digital and Hernan Cattaneo's Sudbeat Music. 

Particles has also played an important part in the Antrim career trajectory as a debut on the "Summer 2014" compilation then saw "Metheney" with a release of its own 6 months later with remixes from GMJ and Simos Tagias. January 2018's "Dizziness" followed while a remix of Mio and His Flute in early 2019 is now followed by the Antrim stamp of quality as he takes on "Alter Ego". Building upon a strong rhythmic foundation, a rippling arpeggio gathers momentum while smooth new melodic phrasing wends its way across the 8-minute piece; its themes rooted in Sobota's track. The bass stab so central to the original makes its presence felt throughout in an original and innovative remix that showcases Antrim's production talent in abundance.

Remixes from Matter and Antrim have kept Andre Sobota's "Alter Ego" firmly in the spotlight.

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Alter Ego (Matter, Antrim Remixes)

Alter Ego (Antrim Remix)

Originally part of the "Winter Particles 2019" in February 2019, Savvas opened the compilation with the glorious "Mindfulness". Now the melodic techno offering is given its own release accompanied by a brand-new original track and remixes from UK and Russian producers.

Savvas Karabinos has been at the heart of Greece's underground dance scene for some years. Hailing from the home of US house, the Chicago born artist has carved out a sizeable niche for himself with a swathe of open-air parties a plethora of releases on some of the finest imprints. Thus, Anjunadeep, Manjumasi and Nie Wieder Schlafen have all played host to the Savvas name. In addition to the title track, "The Lost Kingdom" is characterised by a clave-led percussive groove forming the foundation for a hypnotic arpeggio sequence to sit intelligently alongside the rhythmic foundation. Building in intensity, a rich and reverb-laden motif makes its presence felt, particularly at the stripped back breakdown, before blending with metronomic rhythm in the second half.

Fresh from the superlative "Organik" EP on Proton Music that included remixes from Barry Jamieson's Mono Electric Orchestra moniker and Irish legend, Silinder, Imran Khan returns to Particles after success with his "Arrival" on "Winter Particles 2018" and subsequent full release with remixes from Hot TuneiK and Kamilo Sanclemente and Dabeat. Remixing both artists in October 2017 and August 2018 and a Dante Pippi and Demitros reworking in November 2018, Imran Khan returns with a wonderful progressive house interpretation of "Mindfulness" that ripples and shimmers with contemplative prowess. Reinventing the central themes of Savvas' work creates a new melodic variation that percolates through the seven-minute track with skill and craftsmanship. Hitting its stride with richly textured pads that build to a denouement in the multi-faceted breakdown, Khan's remix is a work of sonic beauty.

An artist who has continued to gain prominence and traction through the course of 2019, Russian born, Izzet, began his production career in 2010 with initial work signed to NewBorn Records before going on to feature on a clutch of impressive imprints in the intervening decade. As such, releases on Clinique, Proton Limited and Liquid Grooves saw Izzet make his mark before "Summer Goodbye" hit the Particles catalogue in January 2019. Remixes from Bluum and Malbetrieb contributed the success as he built on his growing reputation. Now returning, Izzet treats "Lost Kingdom" to a wonderfully textured reworking that pulsates gently through sumptuously layered pads and cleverly programmed rhythmic interplay. Making clever use of a sympathetic arpeggio sequence that resonates with Savvas' original, the second half opens up in glorious manner to create a typically impressive production from the Izzet studio.

New music plus remixes from Imran Khan and Izzet finds Savvas successful in the here and now with his "Mindfulness".

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Mindfulness

Mindfulness (Imran Khan Remix)

Renowned for releasing a wealth of stunning original music, "Fall Particles 2019" continues the seasonal compilation series with seven new tracks from new and iconic artists alike.

Proton progenitor and a producer of legendary status, Biologik opens proceedings with "Lore". Beautifully sculpted from a host of modular equipment, a strong beat and gently pulsating sustained chords provide an elegant backdrop. A smooth lead-line then meanders across proceedings, building in power and detail to create a glorious opener. Iconic Greek artist, Kosmas, continues with "Under Control" using an intricate percussive groove as a framework for a rich, sustained bassline to play a substantial role. Effected vocal cuts add intrigue while a sublimely melodic motif ping-pongs across the stereo spectrum in delayed fashion while the bassline filter opens up in rasping side-chained glory to create a dancefloor destroyer.

A Sri Lankan and French partnership sees NOIYSE PROJECT and Cmb CruZz present "Naymaria" with pounding beat and rolling percussive rhythm. Textured pads add depth with intelligent chord progressions and ethnic vocal cuts revealing a world music flavour while melodic phases supply further dynamism as they develop into the third movement. Hitting the heights with "Sirius", Kostya Outta displays a mature production character. Hypnotic rhythms and offbeat percussion play alongside reverberated bass groove and pulsing pads sit tightly against a swathe of melodic elements. Full of dancefloor prowess, the Belarusian is a force to be reckoned with.

Striding out in solo guise, rising Brazilian artist, Dante Pippi hits hard with "Unruh". Immediately showcasing a club-friendly beat and epic bass groove, shaker led percussion adds dynamic flair. Evolving seamlessly, shimmering melodic motifs make their play as the track hits its stride post-breakdown in a powerful and dramatic offering. Argentinean, Julian Nates, continues the South American theme with the aptly titled, "Luminism". A hypnotic rhythmic framework forms the basis for a multi-layered glissando bassline to slide elegantly across the low and mid-range. A filtered arpeggio, muted in the early stages, then enters the fray through the breakdown and into the second half, reaching a rousing crescendo through judiciously placed snare rolls and white noise risers.

Debuting on Particles with the March 2019 "Border" EP, Hansgod closes with the immaculately crafted "Patchouli". A chest-thumping kick combines with metronomic techno hats while an intricately programmed arpeggio starts out as a muted percussive layer before opening up into rich melodic patterns that develop through extended delays and open filter. A pulsing pad adds further dancefloor character in the second half to intelligent effect.

Seven new tracks create a vivid palette of autumnal sonic colour in "Fall Particles 2019".

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A&R by Marina Gerardi
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren