minimal/dark techno

Oxia - Not sure

Oliver Huntemann – Dark Passenger (original mix)

Roy RosenfelD - Soulship [Traum]

Sven Väth - Extrawelt / Zu Fuss

Sam Paganini - Rave (Original Mix) [DRUMCODE]

Eric sneo - cosmic dance

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Here you can find a fine selection of my releases over the past years

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DIGITARIA – Starburst Poem EP [Items & Things 035]

Beatport: http://btprt.dj/1lWDyYc
iTunes: http://apple.co/1NXoEeD
Juno: http://bit.ly/1mrOD3z

Track list:
1. Starburst Poem
2. Again and Again
3. Over and Over

With a string of successful releases already in their discography, Digitaria are no amateurs when it comes to creating memorable and unique dance floor hits. After putting out albums on both Hot Creations and International DJ Gigolos, the duo make their debut on Items & Things with the expertly crafted and undeniably authentic, 'Starburst Poems'.

Jumping off is the title track: A hypnotizing blend of spooky triplets laid over a rugged 'four to the floor' kick drum. As the wobbly lead constantly twists and turns, short sonic blasts of digital artifacts create the perfect contrast between organic euphoria and technological precision.

As with the title track, 'Again and Again' follows suit with a master combination of the natural and synthetic as the duo entwines a rich looping piano with seductive sine tones creating the perfect balance between polar opposites. All the while a haunting female vocal recites the track title resulting in an emotionally enchanting ride.

Wrapping up the EP is 'Over and Over‘, and again the duo create a uniquely magical odyssey by having opposing forces meet head-on. While rigid percussion constructs the foundation, wild arpeggios come to life establishing a strange, yet engaging campaign that fits superbly to any time and place.

We here at Items & Things couldn't be more satisfied, and it is with great pleasure and excitement that we welcome Digitaria to the Items & Things roster. Enjoy!

@digitaria
@itemsandthings


Digitaria - Over And Over

Oliver Huntemann - Tranquilizer (DelayKid Bootleg)

Support from Laurent Garnier, Stephan Bodzin, Maceo Plex, Davide Squillace, Matador, Mano Le Tough, Alan Fitzpatrick, Nick Curly, Kaiserdisco, Sam Paganini, Enrico Sangiuliano....

Out on beatport: http://btprt.dj/1SFMfhJ
Out on iTunes: http://apple.co/1TXXIdd
Out on CD from Amazon: http://amzn.to/1TYUsBb
Out on vinyl 12" from deejay.de: http://bit.ly/1jMjo1B
Out on spotify: http://spoti.fi/1TN1dHL

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Gregor Tresher - Quiet Distortion (Break New Soil)

Here's my edit of Extrawelt's epic work. It's free for download, share and just everything.
You can also download the wav file from this link - http://www.divshare.com/download/16442247-7e8
Artwork by: Meredith Dittmar - www.corporatepig.com


Extrawelt - Titelheld (Timmo's Deconstruct) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

The bee-eater is the most colorful bird of our native lands; a quality which is echoed through the piece of the same name. The composition oscillates from one color into another without losing its significant habitus. It is a musical journey through the color scheme of the bee-eater, through which Dominik Eulberg takes us by way of his iconic style. He succeeds at a striking balancing act between sensitive subtlety and steady pressure, in order to offer us a satisfying share of hedonism. It is a piece of music that provides an intimate listening experience, while simultaneously supplying listeners with a collective, mobilizing anthem. The long introduction of the track emulates the agile flight for prey of the dazzling bird, but then it fervently taps out the stinger of the captured bee, and finally nothing can stand in the way of the massiveness of the celebratory bass drum. Intrepid, yet with a high degree of ataraxia, Dominik leads us through the skies on an expedition into the colorful land of the bee-eater.

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