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A.Paul & Dj Dextro - From Beyond_SCEDIT

Digital tracks from my KEY vinyl release.

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Exhale

Paul Ritch - Sigma - REVOLT

The Void, Pt. 2

Tribal Groove

08 Narrativa - Cómo Se Dice (Original Mix) [LVM27008]

Revisited, Vol. 1

Concentrate (Remastered 2023)

Various Artists #07: Point Blank [HCVA07] 

[FR] Nous sommes très fiers de vous présenter notre nouveau VA, Point Blank, concentré de techno mentale, hypnotique, avec des touches industrielles et cinématiques. 

Ce projet rassemble toutes les inspirations électroniques qu’a pu avoir Harbor Concept ces deux dernières années. Mélange de pionniers de la techno, et d’artistes montants de la scène parisienne.

[EN] We are very proud to present our new VA, Point Blank, a concentrate of mental, hypnotic techno, with industrial and cinematic touches.

This project brings together all the electronic inspirations that Harbor Concept has had over the past two years. A mix of techno pioneers and rising artists from the Parisian scene.

Tracklist:
Zadig - Helonium
Keepsakes - Elon's Cryptic Gluttony
Illnurse - Protons Binding
Mind Matter - Atma
CVNSUMED - The Alchemist 
Ad Astra & Dictent Vroom - Filamentary Structure 

Mastering by Studio Regency

AD ASTRA & Dictent Vroom - Filamentary Structure 'FREE DOWNLOAD'[HCVA07]

Paul Ritch - Jelly QRZ063

Whoismarce - AI - Artificial Ignorance

Pump Out Kids (Mixed)

.Vril -Pump Out Kids - Mixed

Hardwell & Jonathan Mendelsohn - Echo (Remix)

JSMN - COME WITH ME

RoogUnit is the new production duo fusing together the talents of Luke Slater and Ø [Phase] a.k.a. Ashley Burchett, a pair that have already joined forces in the recent past: Ø contributed a striking remix of the Planetary Assault Systems classic "Dungeon" for the radical reassessment program "Planetary Funk: 22 Light Years," and the two shared DJ duties during last year's "22 Light Years" tour. The apt title of the debut EP for Mote Evolver, "Mesh," suggests a locked grid or set of axes on top of which all sorts of creative possibilities can be sketched out, and it provides a perfect descriptive metaphor for the interaction between these two skillful heads: like carefully interwoven strands, neither half of the duo dominates the proceedings and each individual's contribution strengthens the effect of the other's.

The self-titled leadoff track on "Mesh" is a bracing bombardment of the senses, pulling out all the stops in order to get ever closer to a white-hot core of intensity. This journey to the heart of the sun moves along at a rapid pace, but also with a sense of patience, as new sound elements fade in slowly and surely. Chugging bass sequences, metallic flutters and sparkling high-register arpeggiation all make this into a piece of contained chaos that will engage veteran listeners and certainly teach novices a thing or two.

Before the listener has fully caught his or her breath, "Bugeye" follows suit and proves that the winning formula of the previous track is no one-off affair. A characteristically high-impact percussive track forms the base from which Burchett and Slater implement their plans for layering sonic architecture. Here their experience and determination truly differentiate them from the pack - where others might pile on sounds into an indistinct and fatiguing audio mush, this pair overlaps numerous different tone colors without causing any of them to lose their individual character.

The flipside, "The Chains," is a quintessential late night / early dawn number that leads listeners down subterranean corridors lined with beams of luminescent light and populated by smoke-shrouded men of mystery. On this cut, eerie shivering sonorities float in with all the classic drama of sustained Hammond organ chords; a bed of sound on top of which a cool vocal recitation encourages listeners that everything will be "all right" - although the tension between this laidback narration and the demanding straight-ahead trajectory of the music will allow listeners to make up their own minds on that score.

The full dose of "Mesh" shows two producers clearly at their most focused and precise. Like their best work to date, it will get fans' active imaginations churning - and leave them wondering what this collaboration has in store for the near future.

Words by Thomas Bey William Bailey

Mesh EP

MOTE049 :: RoogUnit - Mesh EP

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Supported by Slam, Electric Indigo, Nihad Tule, Aalderan , Takaaki Itoh, Joton, XHEI, Re:Axis, MTD, Alfredo Mazzilli, The Advent, Arnaud Le Texier, Christian Varela, Michel De Hey, Simone Tavazzi, Sandra Mosh, HD Substance, Vincent Neumann, Electric Rescue, Dinamite and more ...

Coming soon Sculptures002 V/A Pearls ! With tracks by Andrea Belluzzi, Below Surface, H.Mess, Liquid Marble!

H.Mess - Knetic  [Sculptures]

8 - CONCEPTUAL - Paradise Of Poets

Paul Ritch’s productions and performances, characterised by his powerful and harmonic techno with a touch of pure emotive soul, represent his true signature sound – the one that has projected him to global recognition.

In 2007, Paul Ritch took the techno scene by storm both on stage and as a producer. Ever since, Paul has been defined by his passionate musical rhetoric, projected in releases for labels like Drumcode, SCI+TEC, Saved, Cocoon Recordings, Soma Records and Bpitch Control, among many others, and remixes to classic tracks such as Ondu, Positive Education,Tropical Melons, Remainings III, Magic K, The Test and I’m Burning Inside. References that have led him to be included among Resident Advisor’s all-time Top 100 charted artists.

In 2008, Paul brought to life his own imprint, Quartz Rec, conceived as a platform of artistic expression for showcasing cutting-edge techno sounds and a broad vision of electronic music. With its first release, “Split EP Part 1” (Paul Ritch, 2008), the label held a top 2 position on Beatport ́s Techno chart. And following hot on the heels of its fifth birthday, Quartz Rec has already published original tracks and remixes from Okain, Paco Osuna, Nic Fanciulli, Thomas Muller, Barem, Carlo Lio, Dubfire, 2000 and One, Onno, Cuartero and Anton Pieete.

Ritch’s musical delirium and his creativity on stage are two of his unique trademarks and these have been witnessed in his live performances on four continents including clubs such as Amnesia, Space and Pacha in Ibiza, Fabric and Egg Club in London, Womb and Circus in Tokyo, Berghain and Watergate in Berlin, Goa in Rome and Madrid, Rex Club in Paris, among many others.

He has also performed at festivals including Time Warp (Holland and Germany), Monegros (Spain), Awakenings, Voltt Open Air and ADE (Holland), SW4 (UK), Neo Pop Festival (Portugal), Hyte Park Festival (NYC), Amore Festival (Italy), BPM (Mexico) and WMC (Miami).
2014 was a year in which Paul continued to excel and reinvent himself with his very own musical mindset, and without a doubt, 2015 will be transcendental for Ritch as he looks to keep growing and achieve even greater goals.

Paul Ritch - Jelly QRZ063

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