Originally released in 2003.
Tek Jam and Inzekt, two long time techno producers and DJs from Switzerland unleash a stunning Lo Fi-Electro track with vocals from Ursula Rucker. Ursula Rucker has just released her Debut Album on K7 and has worked with people like 4Hero, King Britt or The Roots. We were allowed to use the vocals and the result is a very individual hybrid of breaks and electro. Does Tek Jam & Inzekt ring a bell? Well their track “Premiere” was licensed to the first Bedrock Breaks comp mixed by Hyper last year…

Tek Jam & Inzekt · Tenor3

For ages, I had UB40 pegged as just shallow pop, but then I discovered ‚One In Ten‘ and I had to add more beats, more bass, more everything.

One In Ten (The Dogznadz Remix)

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Play It Loud!

My take on Promoe’s  "These Walls Don't Lie".

Promoe - These Walls Don’t Lie (Pian Da Fözz Re-Fïx)

UFO by Vactrol is the first sign of life on the Ritmic imprint in over 2 years, and at the same time forms the opener for a new series of sonic attacks to be released in due course. Vactrol delivers two huge objects of unknown origin which are based on a mind-boggling incident that occurred to him back in the summer of 1998: After being hijacked by a flying saucer and taken for a fascinating panoramic sightseeing flight, the UFO crashed right into his backyard swimming pool while approaching for landing. Miraculously, he survived and then managed to back-engineer the UFO's vactrol controlled propulsion and energy generation - hence his name - to design two incredible techhouse tracks which defy our currently accepted physics. The Dogz Nadz approaches the UFO phenomenon from a "nuts-and-bolts" craft perspective and turns it into into a filthy, nasty dubstep monster which comes off like a rotating superconductor in a mercury-based plasma vortex. You don't wanna get caught in this one!

Vactrol: UFO (The Dogz Nadz Dubstep Remix)

Ritmic Records was founded in 2001 and enjoyed considerable success with releases and remixes by Elite Force, Fine Cut Bodies, Future Funk Squad, Boogie Army (Marten Hørger), Bengston, Downpressor, André Absolut and Be&See amongst others.

Tek Jam & Inzekt · Tenor3

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