VIDEO HERE: https://youtu.be/0-FOvdfu6bM

Produced by Tellé Records. 
https://www.instagram.com/houseoftelle/

Recorded in front of a seated audience at USF Verftet, Bergen, Norway.

Skatebård at Hot!Hot!Hot! Festival, USF Verftet, Bergen, Norway

Saved By The Bell on Radio80000 with Benjamin Fröhlich 27.07.22

Bristol based Londoner and [Soft Raw](https://linktr.ee/softraw) label owner [Danielle](https://linktr.ee/danielle__dj), takes over for an hour a month, running through a broad spectrum of dance music - from ambient to leftfield, techno, electro & beyond.

https://www.nts.live/shows/danielle/episodes/danielle-25th-july-2023

Danielle B2B Elias Mazian (Live From Draaimolen Island) 259723

Ka Dans' (Original mix) - OUT OCT. 17th

Drift Into Darkness

This is Underground

Download available here: http://blrrm.tv/2QLGUR

Call Super Boiler Room x Dekmantel Festival DJ Set

Some producers manage to make many different styles of music that tie together through a shared sense of mood. Suzanne Kraft is one of those. Actually a man named Diego Herrera from Los Angeles, Kraft has excelled at ambient, slow motion house and Balearic drones in recent times. Releasing on Rush Hour, Gerd Jansen’s Running Back and the excellent Melody as Truth, there have also been dalliances with disco and deep house across a number of EPs and two full lengths. As able to layer up proper synth ballads as he is programme loveably lazy drums, Kraft’s mix for us excels at both. 

It is subtly propulsive mix that starts sun kissed and horizontal and slowly arouses your senses. Colourful disco, watery synth tracks, groove driven house and the odd Chicago classic all fly by over the course of sixty minutes, and with that we have a perfect peak into the shiny musical world of this real sonic craftsman. 

Dekmantel Podcast 049 - Suzanne  Kraft

Edd Fisher and Simon TK live from the inaugural Wax'o Dystopio stage at Freedom Time, winter 2017.

Wax'o Dystopio Live At Freedom Time 2017

Elias Mazian B2b Luc Mast @ Wildeburg 2017

377 minutes recorded at Robert Johnson on Saturday, 26 October 2019

Robert Johnson Archive 0005: Oliver Hafenbauer

A little throwback with this old store mix tape, probably 1996, recorded in the first Clone Store location with records from the shelfs. Lots of essentials from a time when techno was about the truth and not about the amount of followers and likes, when no-one ever combined the word "techno" with "industry" :-) But its good that things change and move forward.... however a little throwback is fun aswell!! ;-)

Serge, 1996 Clone Store mix tape techno-IDM

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