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Locked Groove Transmission #03: Kwartz

Rote Sonne Club Recording 003 by Kr!z b2b https://on.soundcloud.com/pdGjL

This is the recording of Kr!z & Setaoc Mass was recorded  - 19th August 2022.

For those who were there, enjoy it a second time. For anyone who couldn't make it, here you go!

Rote Sonne Club Recordings 003 // Kr!z B2b Setaoc Mass - 19th August 2022

Live recording of my closing at Fold London on the 05 November of 2022 , part of the 47 label night showcase alongside Tommy Four Seven , Flaminia and VSK.

Enjoy the ride as much as I did !

Quelza @ Fold London 05.11.22 I 3 Hours Closing

Nice selection from our friend @amotikmusic

Artwork : Timothée Boubay // https://www.instagram.com/timothee_boubay/

KALT Podcast #3.2 // Amotik

Reclaim Your City 521 | Inox Traxx (Berlin)

Making waves out of Berlin, Inox Traxx is slowly but surely making a name for herself through equally pounding and sensitive floor narratives, nimbly walking the tightrope between functionality and emotion as she laces sequences of variably rugged 4x4 beats along with deeper-diving cinematic blends. Beckoning us onto a path of subtle elation and true-school techno tapping out in the 90s style journal, Inox Traxx drops a two-hour exponential missive that summons the finest of her ubiquitous signature sound, as glimpsed on her work for Ben Sims’ Symbolism. Unadulterated, paced-up wares for the heads out there. 

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#107 by https://soundcloud.com/borderone?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
Podcast series by Club Rote Sonne from Munich, Germany - www.rote-sonne.com


Hailing from Belgium, Steven Petitʼs Border One project has amassed an
irrefutable reputation in his home country and beyond since the release of his first 12-inch record in 2015. Between a fascination for sound discovery through the use of his modular synthesizer and his loyalty to the classic club rhythms, Border Oneʼs style serves as a swiss-army knife for promoters and DJʼs on an international level.

With a self description expressing a priority to make the crowd move, his music does not fall short of its intention. Forward thinking in its conception rendered highly functional in its implementation, Border Oneʼs music finds middle ground in an increasingly polarized musical climate for the genre; whether it be through his selection as a DJ or his technicality as a producer. Considering this, his release catalogue seems only appropriate. He has released EPʼs on Knowledge Imprint, Setaoc Masseʼs SK-X, his own Border One Records, Freddy Kʼs KEY vinyl imprint, and the infamous Token Records to name a few.

BORDER ONE

Rote Sonne Podcast 107 | Border One

Quelza | Vault Sessions, RSO | 17 DEC 2022

@norman-nodge occupies a special place in Berlin techno with a sound that is at once forceful, dubby and hypnotic. These days a lawyer by trade, Nodge spent the 90s as a DJ and promoter before becoming a Berghain resident in 2005. Born in East German Leipzig, raised in Brandenburg, Norman got bitten by the techno bug after the wall came down. In 1994 he started to promote several events and launched his career as a DJ. At these parties, he got to know Marcel Fengler and Marcel Dettmann and literally became their mentor for all things techno.

Marcel Dettmann eventually pitched him to Berghain’s management and he returned to DJing and became a resident instantaneously. Since then, he plays Berghain once a month, specialising in the almost forgotten art of warming up at the beginning of a night. In 2005 he also started to produce his own tracks. His maturity proved to be very beneficial in terms of his artistic vision, as he made up his mind about what he likes and what not a long time ago already. Unsurprisingly, his outings on Dettmann’s MDR label, as well as his track “Native Rhythm Electric” for Ostgut Ton left a deep impression with headstrong techno lovers. With his dusty funk, static hiss and the rich thump of his kick drums, he managed to get himself recognised as one of techno’s more unique auteurs.

Norman Nodge cites Detroit techno (Jeff Mills, Rob Hood, 430 West), Chicago House (Relief, Dance Mania) and Techno (Luke Slater, Peacefrog, Mark Broom) as his most essential influences. Hence, it is not surprising that he fuses the old with the new and the soft with the tough when he plays out. “It is my goal as a DJ to make people dance without walking on trodden paths of recent trends. I want to sensitize dancers for unusual sounds, old and new.”

Tracklist:
1) EQD - EQD10 A (EQD)
2) Franz Jäger - Joga Bonito (Malör Records)
3) Pangea - Still Flowing Water (Hessle Audio)
4) Detect Audio - Run Like Hell (Nowhere)
5) Kenji Hina - Laced Up (Emerald)
6) Kaiser - Escaping Scepticism (Seks Tapes)
7) A Thousand Details - Believe In Mass Media (Knotweed Records)
8) Sedvs - Primal Fear (Bare Hands)
9) Kr!z - Nautilus (Token)
10) Oscar Mulero - Noches De Menta (Pole Group)
11) Desroi - If Your Teeth Fall Out You Can Have Mine (Desroi)
12) Confluencia - Perplejo (MORD)
13) Oxygeno - Thirty Against One (Lost Verses)
14) Dimi Angelis - Warp Drive (Angls)
15) Roseen - Torn Apart (Ausgang)
16) Curious Kees - NL-D1U-22-01004 (Tar Hallow)
17) Knox & Hawkins - This Is The Underground (Repetitive Rhythm Research)
18) R.M.K. - Connect (Nechto)

GENAU #092 - NORMAN NODGE (Ostgut Ton - Berghain / DE) || 16.02.23

In the early 90s, techno hits Japan. Surprised and intrigued, Takaaki Itoh was impressed with this sound. This unique style of beats revealed the gateway to a world of underground music in Japan, something he had never heard before.
Surprise slowly gave way to addiction when Takaaki Itoh heard the sound of such artists like UR, Derrick May, Axis, Hardfloor, Sven Väth, Harthouse, Warp and Rising High. 
Finding out he just couldn't get enough of it, in 1994 Takaaki Itoh began to organise his own techno parties in Norioka Iwate, having success by providing fantastic line ups.

In 1996, he decided that it was time to start making his own tracks, so he went out, purchased the vital instruments and began producing. 
After sending out 3 finished tracks to various labels, Electracom UK made the first contact with him, and followed to release his first track. This moment was something he will never forget, as for the first time in his life he was able to finally release his own record. 
Then several releases followed and he began to appear in DJ charts and magazines all over the world.

Takaaki Itoh's Japanese style of techno is purely unique, underground and nothing that had been heard before in Europe. 
In a couple of years, he became recognized as the most underground and expected japanese Techno DJ.
Takaaki Itoh has now taken the next step and started his own label Wols, whilst keep playing in great venues wolrdwide.

Source: DJ Guide

GUEST SERIES : Takaaki Itoh

Setaoc Mass is the Manchester raised/Berlin based moniker behind SK_Eleven and a techno behemoth with the Midas touch. His golden sound is on just about every dancefloor you’d want to visit: thundering 4/4 beasts skilfully interwoven with gauze-like details provided by his earliest passion for Warp-era electronics. This gritty blend of driving techno and cerebral IDM is one that’s high on horsepower: dry, pummelling basslines, intricately layered hi-hats and sparse but gliding notes that add a softer touch. Unsurprisingly, this Setaoc sound has found a legion of loyal fans as well as fellow collaborators with a similar vision, names like Matrixxman and recent podcast guest Yant with which to bat ideas and release some straight-up bangers. For the purists though, Bassiani Podcast 165’s all Sam Coates: this one’s an hour long studio mix packed with fearsome, erratic beats, chopped-up vocals, frenzied loops and adrenaline-fuelled calculations to get those warehouse walls trembling.

@setaoc_mass

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Bassiani invites Setaoc Mass / Podcast #165

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