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Kicking off the New Year with some deliciously dark creations, the exceedingly popular 'Rhythm Distrikt' returns with its sixth edition in the long-standing Techno series. Boasting an exclusive tracklist from some of the best Techno DJ's and producers on the circuit and gaining support from the legendary Carl Cox, 'Rhythm Distrikt 06' delivers another stellar selection of hard-hitting underground classics. Showcasing the sounds of MiniCoolBoyz, Dataworx, Lutzenkirchen, Oscar L, Rafa Barrios & Christian Cambas whilst introducing Dosem, Heartik, Lowboys, Alex Costa & Antix into the ever-expanding family. 

Delivering 20 new, exclusive tunes that are sure to quench your thirst for previously undiscovered Techno grooves, 'Rhythm Distrikt 06' adds another exemplary edition to the Rhythm Distrikt repertoire.


Oscar L and DJ Dan - Feel The Panic [Toolroom]

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Out now on Beatport:
http://www.beatport.com/release/i-house-u/1219315

Our new tune "Say What" in collaboration with my friend Jay Lumen is out now on Beatport (the Vinyl coming on 15th January) and released by the legendary 100% Pure label. On this EP you can find two another brilliant tech track from Jay, grab your copy now! Which track is your favorite?

Jay Lumen, Max Demand - Say What (Original Mix) // 100% Pure

Cosmin TRG - Vertigo (Tale Of Us & Fango Remix)

Buy on iTunes: http://bit.ly/DontTouchTheAlarmiTunes
Buy on Beatport: http://bit.ly/DontTouchTheAlarmBeatport
Pre-order 12: http://bit.ly/DontTouchTheAlarmVinyl

The debut release on my label Knee Deep In Sound

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Hot Since 82 - Don't Touch The Alarm [Knee Deep In Sound]

MARK REEVE | Dice Remixes Part 2 [SOMA407D]

1.	Dice (Harvey McKay Remix)
2.	Dice (Pig & Dan Remix)

Part 2 of Mark Reeve’s Dice Remix package comes courtesy of 2 of Techno’s biggest names, Glasgow’s own Harvey McKay and the wonder duo of Pig & Dan. Both have turned in excellent interpretations of Mark’s storming original, each lending their own imitable style to the package.

Man of the moment, Harvey McKay steps up first and makes his remix, as ever, all about the rolling grooves. Choppy vocal cuts and solid percussion carve one funked up bassline out as Harvey slowly works in the original vocal sample backed by his own cuts while shard like rides slice through, taking the track up a notch. Subtle builds helps Harvey create tension before firing back into his sub-laden groove. Harvey’s real skill in this remix shines through in the arrangement that always seems to be increasing in pace, keeping the track interesting.

Taking things in a heavier route, the dynamic duo of Pig & Dan drop a blistering remix next. Pulsing low-end kick off their hypnotising remix which is layered nicely with skipping percussion and quick shots form Mark’s original vocal sample. Going into the break they add an almost discordant hook that keeps things eerie and dark. Subtle change in the percussion allows the track to flow as this version keeps proceedings firmly rooted in the dance floor. 

These two heavyweight names are a great addition to the previous instalment of this remix series that sees Dice make a fantastic return to the scene in 2014 

*All tracks mastered by Conor Dalton @ Glowcast Mastering


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