Techno played by Sven Vath - part 2

Ramona happily announces Benjamin Milz' first full-grown EP. Being made by a Frankfurt kid with a mature sound signature, “Basic Motions” nods towards what once was and what could be one day.

Stay golden, 
Ramona

Benjamin Milz – Obd (Snippet)

Out Now: https://KompaktRecords.lnk.to/IIRemixesSD

Following their much acclaimed surprise debut, VERMONT’s sophomore longplayer presented “another set that rewards deep listening” (AllMusic) and “a mix of simplicity and richness” whose result is “a feeling of spaciousness and a thrilling sense of weightlessness” (XLR8R). Stripping away even more percussion than on its predecessor, “II” saw @MarcusWorgull and Danilo Plessow zooming in on ambience, texture and sonic cohesiveness, allowing “each electronic voice to come into focus” (Pitchfork). Now, “II REMIXES” puts the beat back into the mix, thanks to iconic artists @DIXON, @I-CUBE and WASSERMANN (@wolfgang_voigt) who each develop their own irresistible groove out of the immersive source material. As one of the album’s most highlighted cuts, DSCHUNA gets the royal treatment by Innervisions head and internationally revered selector DIXON who proves his strong command of the dance floor with a hypnotic ride that surrounds the soaring sounds of the original with tribal- esque vocals. The instrumental version drops the chants, but retains the enchantment, all elegant rhythm and gorgeous strings. Versatile’s I:CUBE, legendary producer and DJ in its own right, brings a distinctly Parisian touch to the spectral SKORBUT, whose sci-fi-imbued widescreen aura gets reimagined as laser-gun-wielding space funk machine. Meanwhile, Wolfgang Voigt aka WASSERMANN condenses PARADIGMA’s roaming synths into pulsating trance swells on his stomping KRAUTRAMATRIK MIX.

Vermont - Skorbut (I:Cube Mix)

A Death, a Mexican and a Mormon

Chrome and Ferric

Soma Track Series Vol. 7 (Soma505d)
Slam (@paragraph) & @green-velvet-1

Slam team up with the legendary Green Velvet for the final jacked up entry in the Soma Track Series collection.

Mastered by Conor Dalton @ http://www.glowcast.co.uk/

Soma Track Series Vol. 7

Take Your Time

Slam & Green Velvet - Take Your Time (Soma Track Series Vol. 7)

Butch - Countach (Kölsch Remix) [Martin Eyerer - Kling Klong Radio Show]

ANNA - Hidden Beauties

Frankfurt Main / Saida 222

Frankfurt Main

Out now: https://sapiens.lnk.to/nicolasmasseyeff-muse

Nicolas Masseyeff - Muse

https://www.discogs.com/Efdemin-Move-Your-Head/release/11851276
https://hardwax.com/79388/efdemin/move-your-head/

Naïf

Move Your Head

Efdemin - Move Your Head [Curle Recordings ‎– CURLE061]

With the release of Blawan’s debut album ‘Wet Will Always Dry’ mere days away, we decided to premiere a radioactive roller from the forthcoming full-length project that’s sure to get the party started when it lands on June 18.

Titled ‘Kalosi’, the new cut is a pure percussive workout complete with brain-melting loops and Blawan’s signature gritty sound design. 

Described in a press release as, “maybe the most complete statement from Blawan to date”, the new album sees the UK techno artist explore and showcase the various motifs and elements that have earned him his revered reputation on the scene. 

‘Wet Will Always Dry’ lands June 18 via Blawan’s own imprint Ternesc.

Wet Will Always Dry

More exclusive music

Premiere: Blawan 'Kalosi'

First release for Family Piknik Music. Tom Pooks & Joy Kitikonti - Climb Ep.

Climb opens the account with minimal drums and deft little percussion. It’s then joined by beautiful spooky and alien synth sounds that are filled with colour. It’s a late night track full of mischief. 

Attico then comes along with stripped back and atmospheric house sounds. The rubber drums roll beneath thoughtful pads, which drift up top and zone you out. It’s a classy effort designed for the more intimate dance floors.

Climb

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Tom Pooks, Joy Kitikonti - Climb (Snippet)

Fresh off the new album we welcome the arrival of a limited L.B Dub Corp single. Opening proceedings, ‘See The Light’ unveils a soulful and vocal driven side to the L.B.Dub Corp sound, whilst ‘We Are going Home’ switches up the aesthetic and movesinto duskier, percussion driven territories. Last up, Slater punctuates the EP with the intricate, snaking sonics of ‘Calling The Spirit’, harnessing slick, skipping hats and a hypnotic, ever-evolving lead line.

Techno played by Sven Vath - part 2

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