SUSH28_Steve O'Sullivan - Don´t Rush The Dub (Rhauder Reconstruction)

Damien K. Sahri - Everything (Original Mix) // Thema Chronicles - Strength In Numbers - Part 1

Dial25 I (Ben Kaczor)

Sol O

dont let go (not finished)

Metallic Pulse

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Release Date:
Bandcamp: 26.10.2015 (Vinyl & digital)
All other stores: Vinyl 06.11.2015 & Digital 09.11.2015

After opening up his heart with his wonderful solo debut album last spring, it was about time that Joel Alter’s “Heart” gets a proper remix treatment. None other than fellow Swedish countryman Jesper Dahlbäck adds some spice to the intimate affair that is “22 Hours” under his “The Persuader” moniker. His take is a spooky yet compelling peak time bomb. Dorisburg transforms “Everlasting” into a funky and Acid-driven ride that is hard to resist. On top, you’ll get the Original mix of “Mecca” spread over a whole 12” side and a Discoid version as a digital bonus.
The wonderful artwork was created by Joakim Heidvall.

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Joel Alter - Everlasting (Dorisburg Remix)

Audision - Red Sky (Robag Wruhme remix)

Celebrating the new wave of sophisticated, evocative deep house emerging from across Europe, Recit De Voyage debut their first ever compilation, curated by label founder, Rex Club resident and celebrated Parisian DJ, Molly. 

The tracklist combines upcoming artists either flourishing within Paris’s electronic music scene, or those connections established throughout Molly’s busy international touring schedule; artists who nonetheless encompass the rich depths and distinct attitude already established on previous Recit De Voyage releases. 
Parisian producer Point Carre Quintet opens the release with Nat Edo, a heady blend of frantic percussion which also establishes the emotional, hazy aesthetic often present throughout, while Rafiki’s ‘Tolok Again’ takes a raw dive into itself, building supreme tension with nervy stabs and feedback.

Cribbed from further afield, Aron’s ‘Mitica’s Journey’ embarks down a soothing, spiritual path, while fellow newcomer A77EN conjures a charismatic groove on ‘Running’, evoking the simplistic but addictive roots of Detroit house throughout the 1980s. 

Whether presenting as themselves or an alias, a sprinkling of more familiar names complete RDV04, including Dan Ruh, contributing the fantastically filtered, almost weightless ‘Your Style’ and Marion Poncet, best known as Traumer, dives deeper than most dare during ‘Distance De Touche’. Proprietor of Shift Recordings, DJ GLC ably closes the record with colour and force via his ‘Brazilian Affair’.

Completing the lineup, Molly herself demonstrates her increasingly powerful ability to build suspense and extract euphoria from the simplest of elements during ‘Quiet Spirit’. Undoubtedly one of her most singular and confident productions thus far, it’s an ideal centerpiece to a collection of music in which the standard has been set exceedingly high, expertly capturing the spirit and confidence of a new generation.

Tracklisting : 

1 – POINT CARRE QUARTET – Nat Edo
2 – DANA RUH – Your Style
3 – ARON – Miticas Journey
4 – MARION PONCET – Distance de Touche
5 – MOLLY – Quiet Spirit
6 – RAFIKI – Tolok Again
7 – A77EN - Running
8 – DJ GLC – Brazilian Affair

Marion Poncet - DISTANT DE TOUCHE

Steve Bug - "Different In Detroit" / ORNAMENTS 045

Different In Detroit

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A - Steve Bug: "Different In Detroit"

Written & Produced by: Alexander Berg & Fabian Bruhn

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Aniara05: Auji - Conclusion Came To You (Aniara remix)

The Black Pony Orchestra - Bhakti

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paul st. hilaire & rhauder booking: ben@sushitech.com

born and raised in the north-west of germany 
rhauder was fascinated by music from an early age. 
the short distance to the dutch border enabled him 
to listen to all kinds of music since the netherlands 
had a much more  diverse radio program than 
germany in those days.
older friends introduced him to reggae, dub, 
hip-hop and early  industrial music to further 
shape his interest.
but it were tapes from frankfurt with 
clubnight-shows  held by sven väth that 
brought techno and house to his attention 
in the early 90s and suddenly everything 
fell into place.
these tapes made him start to dj electronic 
music and  also paved the way to buy the 
first pieces of equipment. 
after a 2 year stop in münster he decided 
to go to berlin where he lives and produces 
eversince.
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