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Richard Davis’ ‘Same Room’, a June release from the Berlin-educated Londoner that rumbled and tech-stepped its way into Pete Tong’s Weekend Hot Mix, makes a reappearance on Slovenia’s Danza Macabra imprint for the tail-end of the summer. Following a sharp label remix on the original three-track package, ‘Same Room Recomposed’ features two follow-up contrasts in the dark arts of deep house and techno, provided by the scheming Avatism and Swayzak.

Thomas Feriero as Avatism casts a stark spectre across the depths between doom-predicting house and powerfully chorded progressive techno, circling his own ‘Adamant’ album from last year. Glints of light scurry as if they’re trying to play tricks on you, and breakdowns cannot fail to put spines on ice. Authoritative string sweeps, whose scrutinising nature is as if Avatism is examining the crowd with a magnifying glass, are in direct competition with sprawling jet-powered basslines skulking below the dancefloor’s surface. Fully understanding the ideology of epic, it’s a thrill ride never found ever letting its guard down, travelling from minimal and primal to escalating and elaborate.

One of techno/tech house’s higher educators is David Brown under the seasoned guise of Swayzak; reunited with Davis after 2013’s ‘Shut Me Down’, the ‘Tordal Smesh’ mix begins as a booming pound of house shadowing the earth’s core. After descrambling signals moving in reverse while vocal strains apply hot breath to your ears - the pump of the drum unwavering to what is an enigmatic thought process - Swayzak’s decision to take his time turns Davis’ original into a game of cat and mouse. Just when you think it’s all gone quiet and the track is being put to bed, it dramatically kicks back into life as the bottom end reactivates and puts game faces back in play.

Richard Davis - Same Room (Avatism Remix)

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“The Sleeping Giant” is a laidback, atmospheric journey by Maddee V, inspired by the breathtaking landscape of Coron Island in the Philippines. The track captures the serene yet powerful presence of the island’s towering limestone cliffs, which from afar resemble the form of a giant peacefully at rest.

Blending smooth rhythms with spacious textures, the song evokes the calm of crystal-blue waters and the quiet majesty of nature, while subtle grooves mirror the heartbeat of the island itself. It’s a tribute to Coron’s mystical beauty—where time seems to slow down, and every detail tells the story of an ancient giant watching over the sea.

Perfect for sunset sessions or reflective late-night listening, “The Sleeping Giant” is both grounding and elevating, offering listeners a chance to drift into the calm embrace of one of the world’s most magical places.

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At this point, it's certainly not breaking news that Berlin label Exploited is a global powerhouse in electronic music: between releases from masked man of mystery Claptone, a steady stream of fresh new talent and excellent overall curation from label bass Shir Khan, everything the label touches seems to turn into dance music gold. The label continues to push ahead in 2016 with no signs of slowing down, presenting two huge collaborative tracks from Berlin-via-Helsinki producer Kiki.

Premiere: Kiki - Tentacles feat. Jadele

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Released in solidarity with Tiga’s anti-tech house crusade, a silent campaign fought everyday on the streets of your hometown, “Blaze” finds Russian crypto-whiz Dimitri Veimar still dancing with the rawer-than-the-rawest-dog electro that’s brought him to the dizzying heights of the mid-tier crags of Mt. Turbo Mountain.

Throwing his weight behind what some in the media are probably already calling "Tiga’s War" was absolutely necessary following the events of a recent gig in Moscow. Veimar opened the night by playing no fewer than three Tiga tracks, which anyone who’s read Tiga’s Taboos can tell you is definitely a Tiga Taboo. Deeply immersed in the practice of pouring his own mineral water, Tiga ignored the hootin' and hollerin' of the VIPs crowding the DJ booth (including Dennis Miller and Diego Maradona), and proceeded to play a set entirely comprised of recordings of every embarrassing thing Veimar had ever said in his life. Four hours later, an emotionally-shot Veimar collapsed into Tiga’s arms, with the magnanimous label boss whispering, “I forgive you, Dimitri” into his ear.  

The release also features a "broken techno" remix from mysterious European producer Florian Kupfer, who made us sign a Non-Disclosure-Agreement dictating that we can only describe him as “mysterious,” “enigmatic,” and/or “European,” so we’ll have to let the music do the talking.

Turbo 197 - Blaze

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Dimitri Veimar - 007

monoloc-shame (original mix) [http://vk.com/techno_yes]

Not my own work, I published it to share this unknown sound on SC. 
Julian, if ya want me to erase it, go MP mate !

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