Drumcode - part 2

Jerome Sydenham - Trombipolution

Remix of Pan-Pot - Cells by Dema

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Pan-Pot - Cells (Dema Remix)

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Hurukan & D'Jamency & Oliver X - Kuiper Belt (Red Richards)

Funky Frequencies 2.0 Take 2

MONDAY'S TECH HOUSE KICKOFF VOL 5

nice words and support from Adam Beyer, Dave Angel, Noir, Pan-Pot, Nick Curly, James Zabiela, Alan Fitzpatrick, Dosem, Karotte, Secret Cinema, Thomas Schumacher, Chus & Ceballos, Mark Reeve, Enrico Sangiuliano, Anna, Victor Calderone, Viktor Ruiz, and many many more

Wehbba - Flux (sc preview)

Warung Beach Club

Wonderland

Presented as a three-track EP, Slam’s latest body of work for Drumcode covers a range of styles, drawing on their vast experience of the multi-colored nature of techno. Vespula, with its resolute groove and low, humming bass works the speakers hardest, while synth stabs, dramatic drawn out chords and a distinctive two-tone hook add contrast. Resume puts musicality to the fore by creating a melodic ride that flows from an undulating bass line and a soaring synth line whilst retaining a strong percussive energy. Metus beats out a slow burning but impactful groove that swings between an intricate, multi-layered arrangement of wigged out atmospherics and industrial clunks and clanks. RELEASE DATE 28th May 2012


DC94 Slam - Vespula - Drumcode

Bart’s EP kicks off with ‘Brave New World’, which uses pitch curved synth lines to create a unique groove before opening up the filter to be released back into the track. ‘Hypnotizing’ uses a percussion line that evolves into a melodic section within the breakdown that is supported by a catchy vocal line. ‘New Ground’ uses a trippy bleeps and a rolling drum beat to create a lively record. ‘Cabana’ is slightly different to the rest of the EP and offers a distinctive set-builder using a rising and diving synth line that is guaranteed to get people on the dancefloor.

Wonderland

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