CIRQ042 Contribute Translation & Xiasou - Tell Me (incl D-Nox & Beckers Remix)

A flickering atmosphere is slowly rising, resetting the stage for the next act to enter the cirquit, when honeysuckle sweet grand piano chords numb the crowd and open the arena. Slowly crescending to a feathery warm and lush deepster “Tell Me” by Contribute Translation & Xiasou further unfolds with it’s mesmerising title vocal. The original mix - already a deep future-pop gem of a mellow melodic house tune - is even further refined for the dancefloor, with yet another bomb of a remix by german powerhouse artists and global darlings D-Nox & Beckers. With their trademark lofty hypnotic deepness the duo not only adds another pushing dancefoor edge, but subtilely revibe the atmosphere, giving the “tell me something I don’t know” vocal an almost enchantingly cocky attitude of cool - skillfully re-envisioning Cirque Du Son’s fourtysecond release into a sonic diamond that is destined to set both club and open-air dancefloors ablaze.

Tell Me (Incl. D-Nox & Beckers Remix)

Tell Me (D-Nox & Beckers Remix)

Contribute Translation & Xiasou - Tell Me  (D - Nox & Beckers Remix)

this set was played live at my birthday we all enjoyed it and had fun I hope the vibes get to you in these dark days and you enjoy it with your mates

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Marcus Meinhardt - Time Is Now (Original)

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20.01.2023

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Marcus Meinhardt - Time Is Now (Original)

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The track combines elements of Electronic music. Its melodies are repetitive with an upbeat rhythm that sets the tone for energy-packed dancefloor scenes. The use of synthesized sounds add to the overall mood and create a sense of excitement or anticipation in listeners' minds.

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Yoshitoshi’s Four Points series is about celebrating the vibrancy of different international dance cultures, bringing producers together from four “points” across the globe to create something truly special. Now in its 3rd iteration, we’re buzzing off the contributions to Four Points III. Each artist on the package brings their signature sound to the release, but we find consistency throughout in the melodic and groovy style of the music.

Representing Paris, France is Olivier Giacomotto, whose smash EP “Elle / Lui” was one of Yoshitoshi’s recent highlights. His track “Breath” picks up where the EP left off, continuing the dark and trippy journey Olivier is becoming known for. The track is full of beautiful, fine details, shifting constantly through new sonic territories that leave dancers in a state of awe with its absolute funkiness.

Next we have a collaboration representing both US coasts, with DC-based Enamour and LA-based Rinzen pulling out all the stops on “Quark.” Each of these guys has bubbled up strong over the past year and “Quark” demonstrates exactly why. The track is a case study in precision-engineered production, with grandiose synth builds and riffs that flex like muscular tissue around the track’s backbone, a wildly dynamic and punchy groove.

Representing Vigo, Spain is Aaryon, who made his Yoshitoshi debut in January with the Nos EP. “Atica” dabbles in the sort of cool, nebulous, and experimental techno that makes Aaryon’s sound so intriguing. It’s perfect for easing into the night or bringing down a crowd that’s spent the last few hours hopped up on sonic steroids.

Last but certainly not least is Corren Cavini from Tilburg, Netherlands, who won our Splice remix contest last year for his remix of PQM’s Yoshitoshi classic “The Flying Song.” Corren’s mix grabbed our attention with its slowly developing sequences and clever use of the original vocal. Corren’s remix is a stellar example of how you rework a classic.

Four countries, four impeccable tracks – this is Four Points III.

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