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Bart Skils - On To The Rhythm [Drumcode] [Lo_Res]

Luigi Madonna returns to Drumcode a year after his superb single ‘Primo’ using familiar hooks, huge stabs and monstrous drums that storm across the dance floor which, are common with Mr Madonna. The hard hitting raw vibe of this EP gives Luigi an edge, with fluttering high’s and saturated lows, Luigi’s tracks are a mainstay in all DJ sets. The EP encompasses different emotions throughout that can be felt within the track ‘Singer One’, offering a more mellow side to Luigi’s already expansive catalogue.

Luigi Madonna - Singer One - Drumcode - DC135

Lost In A Duvet

Analog Grind

Afterhours Tech

Pamplem'House - mezcal

Kaiserdisco - Freedom [PUREDV066]

Daniel Boon - Memory (Skober Remix) [Advanced (White)]

Hungary’s leading techno light Paul Strive returns to SCI+TEC, having teamed up with Washington based producer Zenbi on their smash new single ‘Wanna Tell You.’

Having made his label debut back in 2014, Paul launched himself onto the world stage with a brace of EPs that saw him segue from a big-room house sound into darker techno territory. A line that he’s confidently and creatively straddled ever since.

Equally at home crossing musical borders is Zenbi. Raised on a diet of Philly’s greatest electronic sons (& daughters), the producer now shares his club residencies between his adopted cities. His own staunch, groove-heavy sound is a perfect partner for Paul’s tougher tendencies.

Wanna Tell You sees the duo deliver their message through dense driving drums, glistening snares, stimulating rushes and a sinister vocal.

The pair go Dutch with their choice of remixers and hand over the baton to rising stars and Carl Cox favourites Park & Sons, who rattle our senses with their rapid-fire snares, quaking kick-drum and sci-fi sounds.

Paul Strive & Zenbi - Wanna Tell You

A return to the source: ‘Ribcage’ is where it all began for the Dubfire project. After years of exploring, subverting and setting brave new benchmarks in the house world, this marked the start of Ali Shirazinia setting out to set the same creative benchmarks in techno. Restrained, drawn-out but beastly when it wanted to be, the original was a serious statement of intent. Even at the time you got a sense it was going to be a historic tune. Loco Dice especially felt that when he signed it to Desolat 10 years ago.

To celebrate this time-flying milestone, Dubfire’s recruited two of the most respected names possible for remix duties. First up, the unstoppable, unavoidable, unquenchable Dense & Pika who keep within the dramatic rising template but with a whole new set of instruments and textures… And a percussion palette that absolutely sizzles when the whole groove kicks in mid-way. Phenomenal.

Hot on their heels comes a unique remix invitation to On-U legend and one of the UK’s most decorated and treasured studio controllers Adrian Sherwood. Turning in a serious techno re-cut that pays tribute to every element and takes over 12 minutes to make sure they each shine amid the head-twisting pools of tripped-out decay, it’s clear his time with Pinch has had a profound effect.
Two incredibly well considered and detailed remixes that remind you what remixes should be… Brave new chapters of a story we all love being told. These will sound great when the 20th anniversary remixes are commissioned in 2027.

Dubfire - RibCage (Dense & Pika Remix)

Loco & Jam - Don't Blink (FREE DOWNLOAD)

Label owners, Dense & Pika, return to their Kneaded Pains
label with the blistering ‘Hands Up’ single.

To say it’s been a busy 12 months for D&P would be an
understatement; a constant global touring schedule only
helps to serve their savviness at chiseling out dancefloor
belters, and recent remixes for the likes of Boys Noize
and Tiga have also hit the mark too! 

‘Hands Up’ thrills with that trademark D&P industrial edge, whilst the ‘Acid Mix’ gets twisted with an injection of some much loved 303 sounds and some heavy manipulation to the vocal.

Dense & Pika - Hands Up

Producer, engineer and DJ extraordinaire Reset Robot is the alias of Dave Robertson, an accomplished artist based in Portsmouth on the south coast of the UK. Since launching the pseudonym in 2009 he has traveled the globe, DJing at many of the world’s most influential clubs and festivals, as well as rolling out a slew of well-received productions on labels such as Drumcode, Mobilee, Hotflush and his own platform Whistleblower Records. 

As a DJ Reset Robot’s unassuming approach belies his magnetic appeal and innate ability to craft sets that are polished, enthralling and full of shadowy allure. A self-confessed studio hound, he spends all day, every day at the controls, allowing creativity to flow out of him and refining his skills. Two decades of experience feed into his output, and he prefers to keep things uncomplicated in the studio. The resultant sound is his signature; brooding, sombre, yet accessible and contagious. 

Reset Robot’s visceral rhythms infect your subconscious urging you to dance, while captivating motifs and riffs stay with you long after the rave has ended; earworms of the highest order. It’s a sound that has caught the attention of tastemakers across the industry, picking up releases with some of the most respected labels around.

With a live show being developed behind-the-scenes and a debut album, ‘Spiral Of Silence’, due for release in the summer, Reset Robot is entering a new phase of his musical life; confident, content and highly-motivated to keep on unleashing new productions, he is looking to the future with an renewed air of optimism and energy. Join him on this exciting new adventure…