Roni Amitai- Releases

Roni Amitai - Voices
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Voices

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premiere: Rangø - Paraphrase (Roni Amitai remix) [Paulum]


While the original edit of “Paraphrase” reveals a steady-paced yet uplifting sound designed with warm textures, subtle wobbling melodies and a relentless drive, Roni Amitai‘s reinterpretation focuses on modulating the synth layers from their breezy and dubby feeling to something a bit more twisted with an acidic touch and a pinch of psychedelic.

Read the entire review here: https://www.feeder.ro/2023/04/17/rango-roni-amitai/

Paraphrase

Rangø - Paraphrase (Roni Amitai remix) [Paulum]

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premiere: Rangø - Paraphrase (Roni Amitai remix) [Paulum]

The mysterious 01FRBL imprint launches a new compilation project titled ‘The Sound of Tel Aviv'. With Frau Blau label boss's Kadosh at the controls, we are treated to a tantalizing mixture of beats and melodies covering multiple genres, all held together with soulful elegance.

Featuring key local artists with the right stuff such as heavyweights Lonya, Niv Ast, Assaf Amdursky and across fourteen tracks, we are transported to the dance floor via disparate threads of groove from indie and deep house, to afro house and techno.

Opening with the downtempo delights of Lonya’s ‘Jaglavak’ and into the eerie pianos of Takiru & Mosko’s ‘Shutter Island’ the vibe is underground and story-like from the off. Lightening the mood, Ido Morali’s ‘To Carry On’ revels in repeating arps and smile-inducing e-moments. Alt Control & Millero’s ‘B*stard’ enters the second phase of the mix with stompy stabs and a rubbery bass to move them all.

Keeping up the wonkiness, Baroth & Nizri’s ‘For You’ is a masterclass in light and dark. Going tribal for the first time, the insistence of ‘Feel Dis’ by Accent marks a seachange in the mix toward the peak night sounds backed up by Aseal Weiss & Omer Bar’s ‘Lights Out’. Heading towards more beat driven fodder the afro house stomp of Assaf Amdursky ‘Eighteen and Ten, Please’ is pure heads down groove.


Softening just a touch, Rafeal’s ‘Perc Control’ does just that. A tight percussive workout which perfectly sets up ‘Remove Yrslf From School’ by Niv Ast, a groovy, spiky slice of late night house music. Rounding out the mix we move seamlessly between genres. Osadon’s ‘Chain Reaction’ is smooth and deep at pace, while Roni Amitai’s ‘Sherry’ has nuanced touches of minimal.
Penultimate track, ‘Algorithm’ is a pure 303 playland leaving ‘Space Train’ by T-Puse & Guy Maayan to soothe the soul and leave the crowd begging for more.

Tracklist:
01. Lonya - Jaglavak
02. Takiru & Mosko - Shutter Island
03. Ido Morali - To Carry On
04. Alt Control & Millero - Bastard
05. Baroth & Nizri - For You
06. Accent - Feel Dis
07. Asael Weiss & Omer Bar - Lights Out
08. Assaf Amdursky - Eighteen and Ten, Please
09. Rafael - Perc Control
10. Niv Ast - Remove Yrslf From School
11. Osadon - Chain Reaction
12. Roni Amitai - Sherry Mas
13. Shagy - Algorithm
14. T-Puse & Guy Maayan - Space Train

12. Roni Amitai - Sherry (Original Mix) - 01FRBL

Part of BRING THEM BACK compilation.

Dear music friends around the world: We’ve danced together so many times, and now we need your help. 
My track “Can’t Break” is part of the #BringThemBack Compilation for Supernova, a collection of original tracks following the unfathomable attack on October 7. While hundreds of our loved ones suffer irreparable damage and many still hostage in Gaza, we are committed to using the power of music to heal and bring them home. Your support counts! Get the full compilation link in my bio or visit www.october07.org 🤍

#BringThemBack Compilation vol. 2

Can't Break (original mix)

PAULUM Records proudly continues its journey through the first-ever compilation series with the release of PAULUM011 VOL. 2, out today – August 7, 2025.

Following the warm reception of Volume 1, this second edition brings together four artists with strong ties to the label and the broader international underground scene—each with a deeply personal approach to minimal and house music.

First up is Casimir von Oettingen, also known as CVO and the founder of Paulum Records. With this track, he opens a fresh chapter for the label—bringing a distinctly funky and housy energy to the compilation. While maintaining the minimalistic essence Paulum is known for, this production marks a bold and playful step forward, hinting at a broader sonic horizon for the label. It’s a personal statement, balancing innovation with respect for the roots.

Roni Amitai, a close friend of the label originally from Israel and now based in Detroit, returns with another standout production. Known for her memorable live appearance at the Paulum showcase in Berlin and a string of excellent releases, Roni brings emotional depth and dancefloor functionality in perfect balance.

From Budapest, ZKY makes a welcome return to his roots. Known on Paulum under his alias Solus, where he released a full EP, ZKY reconnects with his original moniker to deliver a track that bridges past and present. It’s a nod to his evolution as an artist, with a sound that remains unmistakably his.

Closing out VOL. 2 is Coco, a Berlin-based DJ and producer with deep roots in the city’s electronic music culture. A long-standing figure in the scene, she is one of the driving forces behind Betriebsfeier at Hoppetosse—arguably Berlin’s most respected event series for minimal house and techno. His contribution to this release carries the energy and elegance he’s known for on and off the decks.

Once again, this volume showcases Paulum's commitment to presenting artists with unique voices, shared values, and a love for sophisticated club music.

VOL. 3 coming soon.

Enjoy the groove!

Mastering by RV Audio
Artwork by Thomas Trebstein