Resonances From The D

Resonances From The D (Bonus Track)

Tracklist 

1. Annie Hall - Atomic 20 (Kodah Remix)

2. Exzakt, BFX - Nasty Girl

3. Viikatory - 01

4. Saigg - Hu Of Synth

5. KafkaCtrl - Kuramoto Model

6. Rico Casazza - Rainmaker

7. Shokh - Course Green

8. Larionov - Antigravity System

9. Mascarpone - Spherical Mechanism (CT Kidobó Remix) 

10. eid55558.55 - Harder 

11. Noamm - Tele-Vision

12. Morphology - Darkstar (The Hacker Remix)

13. I-F - Secret Desire

14. D.I.E. - Programming

15. Anthony Rother - Take Me To The Future

16. Jauzas the Shining - Strange Rites

17. Dirk Wiertz - Negative Reality Inversion

Dark Frequencies

Geht's noch? - Peder Mannerfelt Remix

Geht's noch? (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)

Tom Rankin, aka @frequenciesoflove, delivers four Italo-flecked house heaters on his debut EP for @notananimalrecords

‘Frequencies Of Love’ is out 2nd May – have an exclusive first listen to ‘Bpsyde’ now

More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-frequencies-of-love-bpsyde

Premiere: Frequencies Of Love ‘Bpsyde’

Pre-order: https://standard-deviation.bandcamp.com/album/transitioning-practice

@standard-deviation presents a four-track EP by @nastyavogan and @phasefatale that serves as a vessel for tracing displacement, memory, and the liminality of return.

Nastya's 'Limerence Practice Mantra' explores Lacanian limerence—consciously falling for something not fully known, and filling absences with personal projections as a way to discover what lies within oneself.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Nastya Vogan 'Limerence Practice Mantra'

French-Serbian producer WTNS delivers four expansive, tactile soundscapes to get the neurons firing

‘vidéal’ lands this Friday (2nd May) – have an exclusive first listen to ‘muer/durer’

More info: https://djmag.com/listen/premiere-wtns-muerdurer

Premiere: WTNS ‘muer/durer’

https://www.theransomnote.com/music/premieres/premiere-diamond-haze-the-source-ct-kidobo-remix/

Transboundary Haze II is three heavyweight remixes of Diamond Haze tracks.

There once was a Diamond Haze quite sublime, Who danced on the Tapes Sublimating in time,
With a Source so profound, That it spun round and round,
While the CT Kidobó made a fabulous Remix divine!

“Oh, wonderful Source!” cried the Diamond Haze, “Your Remixing skills have me quite in a daze!
You sublimate tapes, Into curious shapes,
And transform all my nonsense to musical praise!”


 
They traveled to Crumbly-come-Tumble by sea, In a sieve that was leaky as leaky could be,
With a spoon for a sail, And a thimble for pail,
And a bottle of nothing to drink with their tea.

And this is the end of my nonsense today, About Diamond Haze Source in its remixing play,
With Tapes Sublimating, And CT Kidobó creating,
A rhythmical jumble in Lear’s silly way!

 

We’re premiering the CT Kidobó rework of The Source. A deep, dark bubbler… let’s go.

Buy HERE on Tapes Sublimating

PREMIERE: Diamond Haze - The Source (CT Kidobó Remix) [Tapes Sublimating]

It’s not easy ploughing a furrow that ain’t already been ploughed in dance music, but Tim Paris makes it look easy.  Nestling somewhere between the sideways slant of a sepia Sunday morning and the electrostatic seduction of a Saturday night, Tim has carved out a cultural niche that is his, and his alone. 

Through his label Marketing Music, Tim has spent years pushing out some of the most distinctive and unconventional house records around. His long-standing collaboration with Ivan Smagghe as It’s a Fine Line is a testament to his ongoing hunt for the unexpected – always a step away from the obvious.

His own productions stretch from the fiercely original (It’s a Fine Line – Woman) to the beautifully restrained (Outback, Stones & Vinyl), and his remixes – for the likes of Metronomy, Polo & Pan, The XX, Silicone Soul, Salif Keita, and Telepopmusik – show a producer who never plays it safe.

Off the dancefloor, he’s made just as much noise: over 50 international performances with Belgian choreographer Nicolas Musin, plus work for France TV, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, and the Philharmonie de Paris have all borne his unmistakable sonic fingerprint.

Now, Tim’s back with a new solo release on Live at Robert Johnson – That Boy. A return to the club, yes, but also a reflection of everything he’s soaked up along the way. Rough-edged, refined, and unmistakably Tim Paris.

Written & Produced by Tim Paris
Published by Copyright Control.
Mastered by Lopazz.
Distributed by Kompakt.
Artwork by studio mizuiro.
Also available on Bandcamp and all the other digital platforms.

Label: Live At Robert Johnson, 2025
Catalog No: Playrjc 123

Tim Paris - That Summer

freestyle (synth challenge)

The Flava (Extended Mix)

The Flava (Extended Mix)

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-	Shell-shocked by a compilation of Chicago House that his elder brother gave him, music pupil Roman from Darmstadt became interested in electronic music.
-	Visits to Sven Väth’s Omen in Frankfurt and nights spent with Underground Resistance or Warp turned his whole world upside down. LFO’s bass still massages his stomach region to this very day.
-	The first demo tape is given to Jörn Elling Wuttke, who is thrilled and leaves his others bands to join forces in a project with Roman.
-	Together they pay a visit to Ata and Heiko MSO. The latter work as DJs and sellers in Frankfurt’s Delirium and can hardly believe their ears. They are delighted to set their A&amp;R activities (Ongaku, Klang) in motion.
-	For Holy Garage “Surprise”, which also appeared on Eye Q, they found the Playhouse label, later to become the flagship of the label triumvirate and one of the most influential labels in Germany.
-	Time flies in the nineties with working on the label and the success of the projects Alter Ego and Sensorama. Roman also does solo projects under the name Soylent Green, Eight Miles High, Ro 70, Roman IV and his real name. The spectrum ranges from nosebleed techno to delicate ambient and electro-pop tunes.
-	Sven Väth asks Alter Ego to be his producer.
-	Remixes for Daft Punk, Radio Slave, Primal Scream, Ricardo Villalobos, The Human League, Spektrum, Tiefschwarz, Baby Ford, Chicks On Speed, and many others.
-	Alter Ego beats all the records with “Rocker” and Roman provides a worthy successor with “Geht’s Noch!?”.
-	Live appearances all over the world and Roman becomes increasingly popular as a DJ. His sets comprise 20 years of rave in one breath of techno, house, Italo-disco and obscurities. It goes by the name of acid house.

Geht's noch? (Peder Mannerfelt Remix)

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