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Various Artists - SOMEWHERE Summer Sampler 2

Grooveyard - The Answer
Nuno Dos Santos - Kagami
Remy Unger - Westkust
Mayaku - Bushwalking
Far Out Radio Systems - Do We Have A Cosmic Connection

SoHaSo gives you five goodies from the Lowlands, to celebrate summer. Something old, something new, something for everyone.

First up is the b-side to the house classic everyone in the Benelux knows: Mary Go Wild. The flip to to this epic club single from 1996 is a stripped down and rather moody groove affair. "It's gonna be allright", Fung-Kee sings over some melancholic strings. Indeed it did.

New material comes from label boss Nuno dos Santos, who makes us look in the mirror of the past. That time when synths like the Alpha Juno ruled the radio waves. Straight up club music for all those cats who shed a tear over classic Ame-records.

Remy Unger from Den Haag is proper old school. Besides a very skilled dj, he's also an experienced producer, with releases on Belgian labels like Global Cuts and Wonka. Westkust brings us back to those days. Sun drenched, piano-driven housemusic with a great punch and beautiful strings.

Bushwalking by Belgium collective Mayuku has a bit of a similar vibe. With it's dubby baslines and echo-ing melodies it sure unlocks the same summer feelings.

Closer “Do We Have A Cosmic Connection” by Far Out Radio Systems is a lifted from his album from 2020. The sun has gone down but the pavement in the city still radiates the heat of the day. That kinda vibe.

Artwork by Tjitske Oosterholt

Remy Unger - Westkust

Rejected returns with a double-sided dance floor tool featuring two titans of Holland's underground scene.

The 102nd release on Edwin Oosterwal's trusted and respected label sees Nuno dos Santos & Remy Unger team up for '77 Direct' - a raw, analogue techno workout, packed full of glassy percussion and pulsing synth bass. Rave chords pave the way for the drop in this defiant techno number.

On the flip, Universal High goes for a more Hoodian vibe, with major and minor tonal percussion flecked over pressurized hi-hats and metronomic rhythms. The right plan for our dance floor.

No nonsense, heads down and bursting with machine funk, Rejected's latest offering is tailor-made for a long, hot weekend.

77 Direct

Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger - Universal High

Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger - 77 Direct

Sometimes the best tracks come together in an instant. A spark. An idea. A trigger for a string of positive moments that collectively create something special. Our latest Rejected brace comes from two of our core label family, Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger who, having found that perfect synergy, look to entice us with their whirlpool of hypnotic techno. 
 
As its name suggests, 'Vortex' is inescapable. Bubbling synth and relentless claps and rides, draw us to its core. Here we're locked within the groove of this Techno gyre. Held captive by its intimidating rhythm and captivating sounds.  
 
Less intimidating, but equally captivating is 'Next To Nowhere. An energetic and driving dispatch, built upon a colossal kick-drum, its dubby vibe garnished with acid touches to create a wonderfully tempestuous partner to our A side. 
 
'We made these super fast! Without thinking too much and in a great flow. This is often how the best tracks come about' - Nuno
 
We couldn't agree more!

Next To Nowhere

Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger - Vortex

Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger - Next To Nowhere

Bandcamp: https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/album/dreech

We do like it when Dutch dance veterans go through their old DAT-tapes. It's like digging for gold, which is often found. On the Dreech EP on SoHaSo Records, DJ Remy takes us back to his RoXY days. That time when we all ate strobes for breakfast and recognized a Pump Up The Jam-sample whenever we saw one. Opener 'Lost DAT One' is a gem. Remy proves he still packs a punch today, with the freshly produced breakbeat infused 'Stampkramp'.

Remy shares this vintage feel-EP with Joannes, a techno producer from the north of The Netherlands who has a fetish for hardware and a keen ear for oldschool house sounds. Cowbells and handclaps are plentyful on his two takes, and so is humour. On the fast-paced 'Claps for Richie' he builds and builds to a blissful liquid break, only to cut it short. What a guy. And what a great EP.

artwork by Miguel Dos Santos

Remy Unger - Stampkramp

Remy Unger - Lost DAT One

Remy Unger - Brickbiter

Remy Unger - Featherfist

Remy Unger - Not ready for takedown

Remy Unger-Time out

Bandcamp: https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/album/11-years-sohaso-horizons

SoHaSo presents a second compilation to celebrate their 11th birthday: Horizons. 11 tracks by current artists on the Utrecht-based record label.
 
11 Horizons will mark the route it is taking. It will be a long and winding road across futuristic dance floors and over soothing electronic fields. The album opens with two blissful chillout tracks. Label stalwart https://soundcloud.com/bas-dobbelaer draws the route for some serious laid-back unwinding. Or should we say rewinding, since the drum machine sometimes seems to move backwards.

Japanese super talent https://soundcloud.com/sooishi dives deep into details with a wonderful dreamy contribution. Ophelia has the same dubby feel as RAMZi but comes with a clear Asian twist. https://soundcloud.com/milio-101 debuts on SoHaSo with a dub-infused and slightly melancholic club track, while https://soundcloud.com/humanspacemachine drags us into the acid vortex.

While Horizons mainly contains new material, SoHaSo also looks back occasionally to give forgotten classics new life. Digital Fingerprint by Biological came out in 1998 on the now forgotten record label EC. More than 25 years later, its bouncy break beats still sound super fresh.

Dutch Techno producer https://soundcloud.com/quincemusic doesn't release much, but when he does it's always dope. Can't Hear You is spot on Detroit electro with a mighty strong punch. Label owner Nuno dos Santos delivers a melancholic beatless clubtool under his https://soundcloud.com/dwaalgast108 moniker. No kicks nor baslines but tons of Detroit-ish soul. 
 
Newcomer Small Solar System Body (https://soundcloud.com/david-hulsken) dives deep into dubtechno with Echoes of Entropy. Next year, SoHaSo releases an album by this talented producer. Dance veteran https://soundcloud.com/remyunger takes the route to motorcity Detroit on Mimpel, a driving techno track with beautiful keys and intricate melodies. 

After two albums, Far Out Radio Systems (https://soundcloud.com/thomasneyens) is ready for more goodies on SoHaSo. This City Is Ill paints a bleak future though, with its strong sentiments and black keys. Closer Rotiriot is by Dutch producer https://soundcloud.com/love-over-entropy, who only used one synthesizer for his upcoming album on SoHaSo, a Yamaha DX11. If you're into early Aphex Twin, you will love this.

Artwork by Jorgen Koolwijk

Remy Unger - Mimpel

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Track title: Planet V23
Artist: Sayne & Escalated edits
Release date: 04.07.2025
Format : Digital
Label: Sungate Records

YouTube Premiere: youtu.be/sLjV9C0kYms



OECUS Premiere | Sayne & Escalated edits - Planet V23 [SNG059D]

Sayne and Escalated Edits have known each other for quite some years already. Escalated Edits is the new alias of Remy Unger, who recently released a powerful EP on Ben Sims' esteemed Hardgroove label. Joining that momentum is Sayne, the fresh techno moniker of Nuno Dos Santos.

Their latest joint EP for Sungate came to life during a creative retreat in a secluded house surrounded by nature. They chose to isolate themselves to fully focus on music, and to unwind. Over the course of their stay, the duo crafted four dynamic tracks that now form the essence of this release.

Through 4 club-focused originals, the duo hone in on precise harmonic stasis, entrancing minimalism, and a resulting groove larger than the sum of its parts.

Deeply tipped for those in search for the essence of techno, the contents of this EP are a surefire floor burner at all hours, on stages of all sizes.

Sayne & Escalated Edits - Daltonic EP [SNG059D] (Snippets)

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Sayne and Escalated Edits have known each other for quite some years already. Escalated Edits is the new alias of Remy Unger, who recently released a powerful EP on Ben Sims' esteemed Hardgroove label.

Joining that momentum is Sayne, the fresh techno moniker of Nuno Dos Santos.
Their latest joint EP for Sungate came to life during a creative retreat in a secluded house surrounded by nature. They chose to isolate themselves to fully focus on music, and to unwind. Over the course of their stay, the duo crafted four dynamic tracks that now form the essence of this release.

Through 4 club-focused originals, the duo hone in on precise harmonic stasis, entrancing minimalism, and a resulting groove larger than the sum of its parts.

Deeply tipped for those in search for the essence of techno, the contents of this EP are a surefire floor burner at all hours, on stages of all sizes.

PREMIERE: Sayne & Escalated edits - Daltonic

Stunning Summery vibes with a shit load of rolling bass

RELEASE DATE 27.07.15

Remy Unger - Viewpoint (Snippet)

Raas-Coalescence (Remy Unger remix) SC SNIPPET

Remy Unger - Stuhka Snippet

Remy Unger & Nuno Dos Santos - Float (Remy Unger Mix)

Milan-based collective Just This are proud to present ​X​ - a compilation celebrating ten years at the outer reaches of ambient, melodic techno. Featuring contributions from Just This family and friends, the twenty-track release will be available July 10.

Since launching in 2010 as an event series, Just This has grown to function as a record label and collective governed by community spirit and a mutual interest in the more abstract spheres of techno. Having presented over thirty releases across a ten year period, they have worked with an extensive list of acclaimed artists at the vanguard of electronic music.

Following their success as one of the first parties in Italy to book more melodic strains of techno, the collective has retained a commitment to bringing abstract sonic explorations to a wider audience. As one of the first to host artists like Tale Of Us in Milan, the Just This parties expanded to curate events across Europe and beyond, bringing with them a number of artists whose careers have since skyrocketed.

With this compilation, they celebrate the wide range of aesthetic pursuits that have underscored their intentions from the start. Tense atmospherics and murky frequencies are offset with crystalline ambient wanderings and brief moments of euphoria. Spatial manipulations carve new sonic frontiers as the boundaries between psychedelia and lucidity blur into abstract forms. At times rough, at others meditative, the compilation is underscored by a shared aesthetic belief in the weird and wonderful.

X​ includes tracks from ​Hunter/Game, Mind Against, Extrawelt, Eduardo De La Calle, Alex Smoke, Sterac, Yotam Avni ​and​ Woo York,​ amongst many others, and functions as both a celebration of the collective, and a testament to the value of community and collaboration.

Nuno Dos Santos & Remy Unger - Spacecamp

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