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VOLTAGE Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast series, broadcasting both upcoming and well-established artists within the techno scene. Every episode features a lengthy set surrounded by a spoken in- & outro. The full story, including an in-depth interview and handwritten tracklist by each artist, can be found on our website: voltageimprint.com/en/podcast

Having started out in the early 2010’s, Mario Campo quickly joined the famous Pole Group after a string of big releases that saw him rise up in the Spanish scene. His music remains highly immersive and almost atmospheric, but where his music seemed to have more of a dub roundness to it a few years back, his productions nowadays have reduced in sonic depth but gained in impact. 

Kwartz has been able to differentiate himself while being highly complementary to the contemporary scene by combining his cloudy style with Spanish club efficiency to make weapons on wax.

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VOLTAGE Podcast 21 - Kwartz

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Podcast series by Club Rote Sonne from Munich, Germany - www.rote-sonne.com

Infinite diversity in infinite combinations. The founding mantra of a society far away from the one we call our home. But not only that. Five words perfectly describing the variety, the meticulousness, the fine attention to detail delivered by a musical artist like few others – Melvyn Ortega also known as Casual Treatment. Born in 1996, the young French virtuoso has come a long way since his days practicing his skills on the decks on his own behind closed doors. For a few years now he’s been quietly sneaking his way through the auditory meatuses across Europe and way further. Fueled by a firm sense for the rich history of electronic music, its distinctive yet ever-changing aesthetics, and a strong passion for the craftmanship holding this musical culture together, Casual Treatment has worked himself up to his place in the frontline of a new generation of artists keeping our scene rolling.  Disruptive yet soothing the soul, avantgarde yet true to the roots, conceptual yet so genuine to whomever has the luck of witnessing his raw talent. You need dry and pithy techno beats? He got ‘em. Groovy, pounding big room vibes? Ready for collection. Futuristic sonic field trips out of your mind? You name it. Casual Treatment is none to be put in a box of genre, style or zeitgeist. He’s an allrounder, a sonic craftsman, a true artist to electronic music. So keep your ears open and don’t miss him.

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Rote Sonne Podcast 83 | Casual Treatment

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As Radio Slave, amongst other monikers, Matt Edwards has made some of the defining music of modern club culture. It’s not only his production and DJ work that makes Edwards so revered though, his label REKIDS has been hugely​ prolific and respected since its inception in 2006.

Aside from his handful of appearances on leading imprints like Running Back and R&S, as well as some much-loved remixes, Edwards has concentrated the vast majority of his output to his own label. This approach has given him an instantly-recognisable and singular discography, a go-to artist for DJs across the house and techno worlds.

With REKIDS, he has been driving fresh talent to the forefront, including some of the industry’s biggest influencers and style icons like Nina Kraviz and Peggy Gou. Diving into the back catalogue is like a techno encyclopedia: Mr G, Carl Craig, Kenny Larkin, Gerd Janson, Chris Liebing, Speedy J, Len Faki, Mike Banks (Underground Resistance) and many more have all released music under the label’s banner, gaining a highly-devoted following.

Radio Slave sets draw from Edwards’ vast knowledge of dance music, resulting in slick and powerful journeys where numerous eras of club music align.

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Rote Sonne Podcast 86 | Radio Slave

ALIENATOR PODCAST featuring PAPPENHEIMER

Get ready for an intese hour of music with the ninth guest in our "Multiverse of Music" @oliverhuntemann . 

Myths abound in the north when it comes to techno ground zero, and they refuse to go away. Oliver Huntemann is one of a handful of children of the north who, for what seems like an eternity, add an element of credence to the mythology. He does not, of course, live in a snowy forest or at the edge of the polar oceans. The sun does, on occasion, shine down on Hamburg.

Oliver Huntemann’s concrete roots can be traced back to early techno. Had he been any younger, he would undoubtedly have sucked electronica like mother’s milk from a C64 chip. Like so many of his colleagues, his route to techno took a tour through electro and rave. He could tell the usual veteran tales when it comes to influences, his first record purchases, or on the subject of the good old days. Been there, done that! It was more difficult maintaining a low profile.

Huntemann the producer and collaborator has racked up remixes for the likes of Chemical Brothers, Depeche Mode, Underworld (the list goes on) and his work with Dubfire now spans a good eight years (Elements, Dios, Diablo, Humano).
Since 2016, his residency at Watergate has been illuminating Berlin's nightlife quite brilliantly, whilst he continues to play clubs and festivals all over the planet: from Warung in Brazil and the Rex Club in Paris to BPM Festival in Mexico, Strawberry Fields and Let Em Eat Cake in Australia or Woogie Weekend in California.

009 - Oliver Huntemann // EGG x TLT: Multiverse of Music

Could somebody please pinch us: @luke-slater is up next for our mixtape series! 😍

The british musician, dj, producer and label owner has been around since the 1980’s, operating under countless aliases such as Planetary Assault Systems, The 7th Plain or L.B. Dub Corp just to name a few 🤯
Luke's 1997 album „Freek Funk“, as well the releases on his own label @mote-evolver have played such an important role in all of our lives and his ability to still deliver at this level after being in the game for so long, is something that inspires us and makes us look up to him 🙏

To list everything he has achieved in the last 40 years would go beyond the scope here, so without further due:

Luke Slater for Spandau20 🖤

SPND20 Mixtape by Luke Slater

Marcel Dettmann is a rarity in electronic music. His precocious disdain for rules has been one of the key ingredients for a decades-spanning arc that started sometime around the fall of the Berlin Wall (with early exposure to post-punk, industrial and synth pop) and continues to this day. His leitmotif is instantly recognisable, expertly layered, playfully syncopated, and though his influence is everywhere, no one quite manages to copy his pioneering sound. His formative influences surface frequently, serious atonal arrangements that follow the logic of EBM descending into a flurry of protean melodies; maybe this versatility is why, for a long time now, Dettmann’s sound has been so synonymous with a city in flux. Bassiani Podcast 130 is an excerpt from his Bassiani set back in March, and you’ll want to make sure you don’t miss this one, because there’s really no one like him.

@marceldettmann

Bassiani invites Marcel Dettmann / Podcast #130

@boris is kind of a charismatic, multifunctional weapon in the Berlin club life. His musical roots reach back to the mid 80s, when he lived in New York for four years.

After the old OstGut/Panorama Bar closed in 2003, Boris played in almost every club in Berlin, but when the follow up club Berghain opened its doors in 2004, he became to be resident there.


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RP. 041 Boris

A Sunday afternoon delight from two of techno's most beloved heavy-hitters arrives exclusively on our Soundcloud.

Berlin techno viking and founder of Dystopian Records Rødhåd and the young, accomplished and Mote-Evolver regular Rene Wise have released their 4 hour set recording from March 2023, a huge B2B session that saw the pair delve in and out of eachother’s company for our last Continuum party. They played an extended set during the final Continuum 24+hour party of the season this Spring. 

The session, which started at 4pm as the tail end of the afternoon drew in and went on til 8pm ahead of a closing set from Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann, proved to be one of our highlights from the event. It's a real treat to be able to share the full recording; smashers from the get-go that takes us through the hard and heavy, to the atmospheric and energetic.

Lock in below and transport to the incomparable energy of Room 1 on a Sunday afternoon. Sometimes, we reckon, there's no place like it.

009 – Rødhåd B2B Rene Wise – Recorded live from fabric

For the next instalment of the Glitch Podcast, we have none other than @Yan_Cook delivering an hour of 100% unreleased material that he has been crafting over the past few months. From the very first minute, the Ukrainian producer sucks you deep down into his pacy hypnotic & futuristic techno sound world. It's a high-octane ride which constantly builds-up, hovering over smooth industrial textures to Detroit rippling chords, guaranteed to keep you captivated until the last second.

Tracklist:
01. Yan Cook - Pulsar
02. Yan Cook - Collateral Damage
03. Yan Cook - Imla
04. Yan Cook - Eyes Adjust To The Dark
05. Yan Cook - Reason
06. Yan Cook - Hydraulic
07. Yan Cook - Null
08. Yan Cook - Crab
09. Yan Cook - Sweat
10. Yan Cook - Balance Point
11. Yan Cook - Late Night Kyiv
12. Yan Cook - Distorted Memories

All the tracks are unreleased as of April 2023.

Glitch Podcast 039 / Yan Cook

Here my set recording on the mighty Turmbühne stage, Fusion festival 2023!

Between new techno stuffs but also old school and classic techno, driving rhythms, and trippy stuffs, and some emotional trancy tracks which are special to my eyes. I hope you will like it as much as I enjoyed to play there. Fusion best festival ever! Forever in my heart <3 

Thanks for dancing and for the support. It was a morning out of time.

@fusionfestivallaerz

Justine Perry at Fusion Festival 2023

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Originally from Madrid, Kwartz, also known as Mario Campos, has now made Berlin his creative hub.
Kwartz first caught the attention of global tastemakers with a series of electrifying EPs, setting him on a trajectory to join the esteemed PoleGroup in 2013, helmed by the iconic Oscar Mulero, where he began to release his works regularly.
Beyond his works on PoleGroup, Kwartz's music has left an indelible mark on prominent international labels, including SK_eleven, 47, Mord Records, Semantica, Horo, and Warm Up Recordings, to name just a few. In 2016, he embarked on a new journey, launching his own label, Order&Devotion. Here, he explores dark atmospheres and visceral sounds, all seamlessly interwoven with rhythms designed for the dance floor.
Kwartz's sets are more than just music; they are captivating stories told through sound. Through a thrilling blend of raw, mental, and driving elements, he keeps dance floors in a constant state of tension.

Kwartz' social links:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kwartz
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kwartz_/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kwartzmusic
Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/dj/kwartz

Awakenings Podcast S274 - Kwartz

While having in mind the idea of starting this series of live recordings from clubs, i went trough my old recording machine and run into many great mixs from the past years , after recently bringing to you 
2 current mixes from Montreal and Napoli , this time we will go a bit back in time to 2010, for this 4 hours set from the always amazing Berghain club in berlin.. 
here is the 3rd part of the recording , around 7 am , 13 tracks from Marcel dettmann, Robert Hood, Phase,  Jeroen Search,  DVS1, James Ruskin , Roman Lindau , Myself and more.

Shlomi Aber Live @ Berghain 2010 (3 Decks & 909)

Tonight we're celebrating Possession –– one of Europe's most important queer techno communities –– with a 5hr section from last weekend's marathon in Paris. First up: resident Parfait.

Parfait | Boiler Room Paris: Possession

Mix for the virtual event "Club Quarantäne" on the 27th of June 2020

Tracklist:
Credit 00 “Super Scratch (Egyptian Lover Remix Acappella)”FM Label
Rene Wise “Juggler” Reclaim Your City
TWR72 “Ultraviolet” Inguma Records
Phara “Dear, Come In” SK_Eleven
Bas Mooy “Kameleon” Mord
Tuber “Second Choice” Inguma Records
Exium “Inner Mind” PoleGroup
Nørbak “Pledge I” Attic
d_func. & Mario Berger “Clarity” Basovoe Techno
Reeko “Scientist Accidents” Mental Disorder
Pwcca “Ningyo” Koryu Budo Records
Mike Davis “Beyond The Zero 2” Brenda
Kessell “Processed For Use” Warm Up
Xhei “Grater Galle” Prophecy
Developer “Boogie Down” Modularz
Pfirter & Oliver Rosemann “Alpha 03” Mindtrip
Kaiser “Time Moves Slow” KSR
Kaiser “It Never Ends” Prophecy
Dimi Angélis “Eastern Phantasy” ANGLS
Developer “Head Hunter” Modularz
Ausgang “Pteron” Ausgang
Client_03 “Personality Converter” Astrophonica
Drexciya “Welcome To Drexciya” Underground Resistance

NOTE: Please share the labels when you publish the tracklist of your mix... lately it looks like is not cool, the labels are the ones that invest on artists.

Freddy K - Club Quarantäne 27.06.2020

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Techno 🥳 macht mich glücklich ..
DU nicht so 🤭✌🏻

Rote Sonne Podcast 86 | Radio Slave

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