The 3rd part of my la boum series. Thank you for listening! Enjoy it!

Sash YOo - La Boum Set | 03 #25.01

Ein alter Track aus 2017 mit frischem Mastering. 

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Basement Banger (Remaster 2025)

Exzess presents the latest two-tracker from Patrik Berg. Track number 1 is Acid Ice. 
This production not only delivers a gangster-like groove but also once again reflects Patrik’s deep admiration for the 303 and its signature bass sound. The 303 takes the lead here and is accompanied by funky hip hop vocals, heavy drums, and memorable melodies. This is groovy acid techno at its finest.

Track number 2 is Ritual. This track begins with a mystical atmosphere, while gritty sharp steps and finely programmed pads guide the progression, only to unleash explosive energy after the drop.

Acid Ice

Ritual

Patrik Berg - Ritual (Original Mix)

FLUX 115670 is the soundscape of JackRocks sonic vision made real. Here comes the first chapter - unambiguous: TRANCE.

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JackRock - I Can Feel You [FLUX 115670]

Rolling beats into a very nice use of some occasional acid

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Mark Reeve - Beats For Days

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Have you ever been in a relationship with an insane person? 
Has a relationship ever made you feel like an Insane person? 
Are you Insane? 
You might be entitled to compensation. 
This track is your compensation.

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Belgian rave master Frank Biazzi is back on Tronic with a jacking three-track EP. Shuffled grooves, filtered rave stabs, and relentless energy are the order of the day!

Fusion EP

Fusion

Say What? returns with Dani Sbert and Mr Coalman bringing Aluvion EP — a fierce four-tracker fusing raw energy, mechanical drive, and hypnotic grit in equal measure.

First off is Dani Sbert’s 'Aluvion' opens the release with a relentless pulse: pounding low-end pressure, modular undertones, and an industrial edge that captures the tension of a warehouse at full tilt. It’s stripped-down yet massive — a pure tool designed to ignite late-night floors.

Next up is Mr Coalman’s remix of 'Aluvion' twists the original into darker, dust-coated territory. Gritty textures, distorted percussion, and a brooding sense of motion create a raw, analog-heavy reinterpretation that feels both primal and forward-thinking.

The third track on the release is Mr Coalman’s 'Ash and Stone' and dives deep into a murky, hypnotic groove — where smoldering atmospheres and broken metallic hits fuse into a pressure-cooker of tension and groove. It’s a track that breathes, evolves, and burns slow.

The last track on the Ep is Dani Sbert’s remix of 'Ash and Stone' and closes it with precision and power, reshaping the Original into a high-impact floor weapon. Razor-sharp hats and a thunderous kick carve through layers of smoke and delayed synth layers, reaffirming both producers’ command of raw, unfiltered techno.

Enjoy

PREMIERE: Dani Sbert - Aluvion [Say What?]

The Techno Code Community Remixes

The Techno Code (Rhotek Remix)

Enrico Sangiuliano - The Techno Code (Rhotek Remix)

For this new release we are happy to welcome Bateko to our Say What? family who brings us directly into darker, stripped-back territory, delivering a raw 4-tracker that captures the grit and immediacy of warehouse techno. Built around relentless grooves and hypnotic repetition, this record is designed for dancefloors that thrive on pressure and intensity.

The title track 'Torn' sets the tone with jagged percussion, rolling synth textures, and a relentless pulse that never lets up. It’s a cut that tears straight into the subconscious, blurring the line between control and chaos.

'Rode Beat' injects a raw funk into the EP, a rolling groove that balances stripped-down percussion with a hypnotic undercurrent. Minimal yet powerful, it’s the kind of track that creeps up on you and then refuses to let go.

'Guitar Hero' adds a left-field touch, weaving distorted guitar stabs into a pounding techno framework. It’s unconventional, gritty, and unmistakably Bateko — a track that hints at punk energy while remaining firmly rooted in techno’s raw foundations.

Closing the release with 'PT' Bateko pushes forward with a more mechanical drive — tight, looping drum work, subtle shifts in rhythm, and industrial edges that keep the tension locked tight. The EP delivers a statement of intent: uncompromising, floor-focused techno that thrives on tension, grit, and pure energy.

Enjoy

PREMIERE: Bateko - Torn [Say What?]

From a young age, he discovered his passion for electronic music and was inspired by the energy of club culture. With a strong affinity for driving rhythms and dark atmospheres, he developed his unmistakable sound that reflects Techno in all its intensity.