I would say "Circus EP" is a bit groovier than previously. I've been working a lot more with bass. Before, my music was more minimal with a shuffle techno vibe but for this release I didn't do any shuffle. I guess you could call this my new sound. It's in between tech house and techno. The bass is more housey anyway, but the energy is still techno.

Shake It (Daniel Stefanik Berghain Edit) - Circus EP, SCI+TEC

Pascal Hetzel - Feel That Beat

Dots and Pearls 8

Raxon - Year Zero

http://www.mixmag.net/read/breach-premieres

After releasing the dark and crooning 'Liberty'/'Avocado' with Cinnaman on Naked Naked, Breach is soon to be back on Aus Music. 

The Amsterdam resident last released on Will Saul's label in 2014, dropping the three-track 'Artis' 12", and next week he makes his return with the 'Dim Sum' EP. 

More exclusive music

Premiere: Breach 'Dim Sum'

Buy on Bandcamp

Acedepik - Air

Auren Klyne-Fog-(Mellon Place Records)

More info: https://www.xlr8r.com/news/2015/12/premiere-hear-a-track-from-ada-kalehs-forthcoming-album/

Full stream of "Noapte Albastra," from Ada Kaleh's debut album, 'Dene Descris,' out on December 15.

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Premiere: Ada Kaleh - Noapte Albastra

Installations

Entroterra

The Believer EP

The Believer

Kyle Geiger - The Comedown

20 Years Cocoon Recordings

A1	Rampa - 2000
A2	Emanuel Satie - Departure
B1	Solomun - We'll never have today again
C1	Gregor Tresher - Nostalgia (Is The Enemy)
D1	Joseph Ashworth - Eavesdrop
D2	Pig&Dan - Trauma
E1	Josh Wink - Nuclei
F1	Ricardo Tobar - El Eterna
G1	Tiga & Roman Flügel - Look To The Sky
G2	Planetary Assault Systems - Raww
H1	Jacek Sienkiewicz - Digitavi
I1	André Galluzzi & Daniel Stefanik - The Regulator
J1	Extrawelt - Murder Ballet
K1	Petar Dundov - Overtone
L1	Sebastian Mullaert - Kikaqu

20 Years Cocoon Recordings

Bandcamp

Josh Wink - Nuclei

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.

Shake It (Daniel Stefanik Berghain Edit) - Circus EP, SCI+TEC

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