
Keinemusik Workparty Four
Release: 20.11.2013

A1: David Mayer - Machinedrum Calypso
A2: &ME - Think
B1: Adam Port - Burana
B2: Rampa - AY

So there we are. Teenage years are over, the wild times are still ahead, though. Keinemusik turns twenty – all hands in the air! In celebration of this biographical moment of glory the whole crew is circling up in brotherly and sisterly embrace. Make an high-angle shot, what does it look like? Like a ring of course. So therefore youʼll find the signet ring on this picture discʼs A-side.

The flip is tagged with what this symbol of companionship is leaving, once itʼs used properly. So thereʼs a signed and sealed big up to everyone who has supported keinemusik so far. No. 20 prettied itself up a bit and commends itself as a nice little collectorʼs item. Still as a decent spinning item as well, containing these pumping features:

On A1 (aka the ring side) David Mayer opens up with “Machinedrum Calypso”, a relentless Tech-monster with classy percussive decoration, lurking single notes, malicious synths and a roller coaster ride of breaks and full tilt. Perfect opener!

Next in line is “Think”, falling out of &MEʼs never failing machines. Initially, the kick tends to hide behind some cryptically cut vocal-scraps, but once itʼs grooving at full level, thereʼll be no dry corner left on the floor. Add some sub-bassy guts massage and some highly effective break-stuffing and you have a picture of this guyʼs current sure shot.

The seal side contains another surprising new Adam Port-cut. “Burana” starts out as a funked out, crackling Disco-beat-skeleton, incorporates a tongue in cheek bassline and some offset hi-hats and once in a while is raising up to cloud nine of synth-paradise. Devoid of any vocal trace there is a potential secret favourite grooving from second row.

Rampa is aiming for an unlike feisty spot landing for the grand finale. His “AY” offers microscopic fiddling on his percussive tribal rataplan and some decent feverish shaman dance. As a counterpart, he inserts an übercool bass into the background and if needed, an übercool bass into the foreground as well. One glimpse should show that ʻpeaktimeʼ is written all over this bitch.

Enjoy!


Rampa - AY (Keinemusik KM020)

Keinemusik Workparty Four
Release: 20.11.2013

A1: David Mayer - Machinedrum Calypso
A2: &ME - Think
B1: Adam Port - Burana
B2: Rampa - AY

So there we are. Teenage years are over, the wild times are still ahead, though. Keinemusik turns twenty – all hands in the air! In celebration of this biographical moment of glory the whole crew is circling up in brotherly and sisterly embrace. Make an high-angle shot, what does it look like? Like a ring of course. So therefore youʼll find the signet ring on this picture discʼs A-side. 

The flip is tagged with what this symbol of companionship is leaving, once itʼs used properly. So thereʼs a signed and sealed big up to everyone who has supported keinemusik so far. No. 20 prettied itself up a bit and commends itself as a nice little collectorʼs item. Still as a decent spinning item as well, containing these pumping features: 

On A1 (aka the ring side) David Mayer opens up with “Machinedrum Calypso”, a relentless Tech-monster with classy percussive decoration, lurking single notes, malicious synths and a roller coaster ride of breaks and full tilt. Perfect opener! 

Next in line is “Think”, falling out of &MEʼs never failing machines. Initially, the kick tends to hide behind some cryptically cut vocal-scraps, but once itʼs grooving at full level, thereʼll be no dry corner left on the floor. Add some sub-bassy guts massage and some highly effective break-stuffing and you have a picture of this guyʼs current sure shot. 

The seal side contains another surprising new Adam Port-cut. “Burana” starts out as a funked out, crackling Disco-beat-skeleton, incorporates a tongue in cheek bassline and some offset hi-hats and once in a while is raising up to cloud nine of synth-paradise. Devoid of any vocal trace there is a potential secret favourite grooving from second row. 

Rampa is aiming for an unlike feisty spot landing for the grand finale. His “AY” offers microscopic fiddling on his percussive tribal rataplan and some decent feverish shaman dance. As a counterpart, he inserts an übercool bass into the background and if needed, an übercool bass into the foreground as well. One glimpse should show that ʻpeaktimeʼ is written all over this bitch. 

Enjoy!

&ME - Think (Keinemusik KM020)

Everywhere You Go (Villalobos)(Nick Morgan Rework)

Out Now: https://lnk.to/RMS026

Juan Yarin is next up on the Rumors with his Lovefool EP, which comes with a remix from label head Guy Gerber, completing a standout package.

Juan Yarin is a core part of the Rumors family and a regular at the label's Ibiza party. He has released his emotive brand of deep house here before, such as with last year's Venice Beach EP, and impresses once more this time out.

Lovefool opens up with spine-tingling piano chords draped over soft, deep house drums. A tender vocal completes the most majestic groove. Lovefool (Guy Gerber Remix) is a stylish tweak with the piano chords left in place and the drums given a little extra bite. The whole thing sinks you into a reverie and makes for truly beautiful listening. Paradiso then picks up the pace with a more upright house sound this time with low-slung bass and icy hi hats adding detail next to the elegant synth craft. Lina closes down with some heady, hypotonic house that is filled with late-night atmosphere and swirling cosmic keys.

"I'm proud to announce my new EP "LOVEFOOL" says Juan. Before its release date "LOVEFOOL" has already been played by known artists such as KEINEMUSIK at BURNING MAN 2022, and even received a special remix version by GUY GERBER to be released along with the EP. The release will be promoted on a live European tour coming up soon."

This is another fresh EP from Juan Yarin.

Tracklist:
1) Lovefool (Original Mix)
2) Lovefool (Guy Gerber Remix)
3) Paradiso
4) Lina

Juan Yarin - Paradiso

Out Now: https://lnk.to/CRM287

Electronic duo Pale Blue return to Crosstown Rebels with ‘No Words’, the second single from their forthcoming album  ‘Maria’, with remixes from DJ Tennis and Perel.  

Italians Do It Better founder Mike Simonetti and Silver Hands’ Elizabeth Wight’s rich and storied careers within the electronic realm  and beyond only elevated further with the launch of their Pale Blue project in 2015, unveiling a series of critically acclaimed releases  via Simonetti’s 2MR imprint with plaudits including Pitchfork, FACT and Resident Advisor, to name just a few. Having provided the first  look into their forthcoming album on Crosstown Rebels entitled ‘Maria’, scheduled for release on the label later this year, the pair  return to open March with the second single from the project, ‘No Words’ - accompanied by remixes from DJ Tennis and Perel.

“‘Maria’ is an album of love songs, and ‘No Words’ is the apex, so to speak. It is the Pale Blue version of a jacking house  track. The lyrics are intentionally sing-songs/nursery rhyme style to give it an even more minimal and fleeting feeling. It may  be the most optimistic song in our catalog.” - Mike Simonetti. 

Detailing the backstory to the record, Simonetti notes both upcoming single ‘No Words’ and the majority of the tracks on the duo’s  forthcoming album project were made on the exact synths used to create Jaydee’s iconic 1993 hit, ‘Plastic Dreams’. “A long time ago,  maybe twelve years, I answered a Craigslist ad of a person selling some synthesizers, and when I got to the house to buy them, it was  Jaydee of ‘Plastic Dreams’ fame. I ended up buying the two synths he recorded ‘Plastic Dreams’ on, and his custom presets were still  set up”. He adds, “I use his synths all the time and used them on almost every song on ‘Maria’. On ‘No Words’ especially, I used the  ‘Plastic Dreams’ sound from his actual synth”.  

Guided by a captivating bassline accented by Wight’s charming vocals, which flutter amongst the mix, ‘No Words’ is a hooky and  compelling production that ebbs and flows across its near five-minute duration with effortless ease, capturing the playful nature  alluded to by Simonetti. Life and Death head honcho DJ Tennis’ remix arrives next, veering down a hazy yet absorbing path as crisp  organic drums and engrossing melodies form around the vocals and journey through light and dark textures.

The B-side of the record belongs to DJ/producer, vocalist and DFA Records favourite Perel, offering a cosmic dive through spacey  synths, skittering bleeps and pops, and tough kicks across her take on the production - before distorting and warping the vocals and  shifting the emphasis on the ever-evolving electronics across her ‘Dub Version’.

Tracklist  
1. No Words 
2. No Words (DJ Tennis Remix) 
3. No Words (Perel Remix) 
4. No Words (Perel Remix Dub Version)

Pale Blue, DJ Tennis, Perel

No Words

Pale Blue - No Words (DJ Tennis Remix)

Rampa - Meggy's Desire - Keinemusik

Reworkparty. Could it be more self-explanatory? Adding up to the recently released Workparty Five EP, Rampa, David Mayer, &ME and Adam Port & Stereo MC’s delivered a few revisions of the original material. Be it Rampa and David Mayer remixing each other or &ME and Adam Port & Stereo MC’s editing their own material. The Reworkparty will be released Dec. 19th 2014 through www.keinemusik.com/shop exclusively.

Buy at Keinemusik

David Mayer - Smoke (Some More Rampa Remix / KM Shop Exclusive)

Volume Up Ladies & Gents, this one makes me all tingly and I do believe it's boogie-time!

Heads Up

One could say, &ME is following quite big footsteps when naming the A1 on his new keinemusik-release “Purple Rain”. On the other hand: Prince’s shoe size might measure a decent 4,5. That’s not even big enough to collect the plaster that will crumble from the ceiling after igniting this very floor epiphany. With this tune, &ME is following the path of reduction and straightness, he already opened with his preceding releases. We’ll find explicitness in its lyrics, claps as gratifying as in an enduring spanking session and a carpet of white noise that could be modeled after the addressed rain shower or maybe even after a smearing broom, that’s clearing the traces of sweat and the juice of arousal “Purple Rain” most definitely will leave on the dancefloor.
With “Glaced” on the flipside, &ME is taking three minutes to build it up spectacularly, just to change plans abruptly and throw it into another, quite unexpected direction. The then occurring and ongoing bassminiature won’t leave your head for some time to follow, that’s for sure. Let alone your legs. 

&ME - Purple Rain

Artist: SAAND
Title: Storytellers
Label: Tierra Sounds
Catalogue: TS011
Release Date: 2019-12-27

MORE INFO >> http://bit.ly/34LI1mk <<

MORE MI4L PREMIERES >> bit.ly/2Egr3Sj <<

Stay connected w/ Music is 4 Lovers:
Blog: www.Musicis4Lovers.com
SoundCloud: @Musicis4Lovers
Label SoundCloud: @MI4L
Beatport: bit.ly/2rEu9fi
Traxsource: bit.ly/2Lf0aTq
Spotify: spoti.fi/2I67rDE
Facebook: bit.ly/2DNnG2y
Twitter: bit.ly/2pwjUoY
Instagram: bit.ly/2G5Pelu
YouTube: bit.ly/2DLXS73

>> MORE INFO <<

SAAND - Forever Is A Metaphor For Now [Tierra Sounds] [MI4L.com]

Parisian-born Salomé Le Chat makes a much-anticipated debut on Rebellion with 'One + One', a beautiful two-track release that features an exquisite remix by one-third of Mandar, S.A.M. 

Featured: https://klubikon.com/2020/08/13/premiere-salome-le-chat-cruising-on-the-playa 

'One + One' EP will be available after the 14th of August https://www.beatport.com/release/one-one/3060982 

- Follow Klubikon 
Website: http://klubikon.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/klubikon 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klubikon 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/klubikon 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/klubikon 

- Follow Salomé Le Chat 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/salomelechat 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/salomelechat 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/salomelechat 

- Follow Crosstown Rebels 
Website: http://www.crosstownrebels.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crosstownrebels 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/crosstownrebels

One + One

Featured

PREMIERE: Salomé Le Chat - Cruising On The Playa

Thandaza is out now
https://fanlink.tv/kmthandaza

Follow the Keinemusik ‚The Party is Over‘ playlist on Spotify
goo.gl/MbTbcY

From 2009 on, Rampa made a name of himself through Keinemusik, his own little d.i.y.-cosmos, being not only label, but also crew of likeminded DJs, producers and friends. The teamwork within this realm has seen a serious number of productions and collaborations, particularly with fellow producer &ME, not to forget the rest of the bunch, Adam Port, Reznik and Monja. 

Besides, he’s got an array of other collaborations and releases under his belt, put out on imprints like Circoloco, Innervisions, Diynamic, Afterlife, Cocoon, Ninja Tunes / Counter Records, Strictly Rhythm, Kompakt, 2020 Vision, Freerange, Bpitch Control, Defected or Crosstown Rebels.

The events of the last few years have seen Rampa focussing more and more on the production side of things, be it studio time or the inauguration of the TEILE project – his own company to produce and distribute analogue effects, custom built for DJ-purposes. Certainly also an outlet for a slight nerdism, that includes not only studio gear, but instruments in general. When it comes to DJing itself, he is going for a less is more approach these days, choosing bookings and playing more consciously.

David Mayer - Smoke (Some More Rampa Remix / KM Shop Exclusive)

Rampa

Recent comments

Kolevaaa

Kronos🔱

Kronos🔱

Joane B.

Related tracks