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FJAAK - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

SECTION. presents FJAAK from Berlin, Germany.

FJAAK are Felix Wagner and Aaron Robig, a duo who grew up together in Spandau on the western outskirts of Berlin and absorbed the city's techno heritage from the inside out. They began releasing on Baalsaal Music before launching their own FJAAK Records imprint, which has become one of Berlin's most respected hardware-focused labels. Rooted in the tradition of Berlin warehouse culture, their output sits at the intersection of classic techno, house, and breakbeat - always built from machines, always aimed squarely at the floor.

FJAAK's DJ sets carry the unmistakeable energy of a duo who grew up in rooms where the music never stopped. Their selections are physical and propulsive, rooted in heavy kicks and hypnotic percussion but with an ear for the kind of moments that make a crowd lose track of time entirely. There's a rawness to what they do that feels genuinely Berlin - unfussy, direct, and completely committed to the function of the dancefloor.

Berlin-born, hardware-raised - FJAAK deliver the real thing to SECTION.


FJAAK - SECTION. - 20/05/26

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CROWD proudly announces the launch of its digital VA series CROWDX. Inaugurated by the first chapter 'Shared Pulse', this release brings together a cross-section of artists that embody the label's vision. Curated by FJAAK and Elli Acula, the Berlin-based imprint has carved out a space where old school and modern techno meet, united by a groovy, driving and uncompromising sound.

Opening the release, Colombia's RUIZ OSC1 sets the tone with a hypnotic, polyrhythmic roller, before Elli Acula follows with a low-end driven cut, weaving her trippy spoken word vocals through hypnotic grooves, balancing emotional depth with relentless drive. Greek producer ANNĒ builds tension through kick and tom grooves beneath a droning synth break, and FJAAK's 'Scanline' showcases the duo's unmistakable approach, combining swinging percussion, driving chord stabs and endlessly echoing synth work. Techno legends Slam then strip things back, proving once again that a handful of perfectly chosen elements can deliver maximum impact. Sol Ortega brings an urgent, tom-led groove with racing chords, before Colin Benders delivers what might be the most visceral moment on the record: a barrage of distorted analog synths and crashing percussion that channels the intensity of his live performances. J Choirboy shifts the mood with a deeper, dub-infused excursion built around expansive dub chords and rich low-end weight, DEAS raises the tension again with eerie atmospheres, rolling basslines and fast-moving synth sequences, and Ferdinger closes the release with classic techno chords looping over a rolling shaker groove pushing the record to the finish line.

CROWDX001 captures the full spectrum of contemporary techno across ten tracks that showcase techno's many shades without losing sight of its roots, perfectly summing up the vision of the Berlin-based label and sharing a common pulse.

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FJAAK - Scanline

FJAAK returns to their own imprint with a new four track EP ‘FJAAK015’, showcasing the raw, analogue driven techno that has become synonymous with the Berlin duo. Based in Berlin, Felix Wagner and Aaron Röbig have been making music together since childhood, developing FJAAK into one of the most recognisable names in the electronic music industry. Over the years, the duo have built a reputation for their rebellious approach to club culture, electrifying live performances and hardware-driven productions, drawing from techno, power house, dub, breakbeat and beyond.

Opening the EP, ‘Serotonin’ is unmistakably FJAAK. Stripped back and fiercely groove focused, punchy drums and crisp hat sequencing lock around roaring low end, offbeat tension and precisely placed tonal percussion. Analogue textures give the production its raw physical character, while an arrangement built around subtle shifts in rhythm and pressure keeps the energy continuously moving. Designed with dark rooms and heavyweight systems firmly in mind, it captures the direct warehouse functionality at the heart of FJAAK’s sound while retaining the personality and hardware driven grit that has long separated their productions from the pack.

‘Threshold’ pushes into more hypnotic territory. Skipping rhythms meet filtered synth stabs and expansive reverberated spaces as the track steadily evolves through layers of movement and progressive tension. Fast and immersive without becoming overcrowded, it demonstrates the duo’s ability to create a considerable sense of scale from a tightly controlled selection of elements.

On the B-side, ‘Bio Data’ moves deeper into industrial territory, pairing coarse machine textures with intensifying rhythmic structures before unexpectedly opening into a vast, euphoric passage of atmospheric release. That contrast between airy, almost weightless space and gritty mechanical drive makes it one of the EP’s most distinctive moments, before the production gradually pulls the listener back towards its harder rhythmic foundations. 
Closing track ‘Wax Pack’ brings the focus firmly back to the groove. Sharing some of the stripped back attitude of ‘Serotonin’, its sequenced analogue movement, driving percussion and rolling low end form an extended dancefloor workout designed to lock into rather than constantly interrupt its momentum. 

There are no unnecessary diversions, just carefully controlled changes in pressure and texture that allow the groove to do the work.

FJAAK015

FJAAK - Serotonin

Pre-order: https://fjaak.bandcamp.com/album/fjaak-015

@fjaak return to their own imprint @spandau20 with a new four-track EP, ‘FJAAK 015’, showcasing the raw, analogue-driven techno that has become synonymous with the Berlin duo.

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Premiere: FJAAK 'Wax Pack'

FJAAK returns to their own imprint with a new four track EP ‘FJAAK015’, showcasing the raw, analogue driven techno that has become synonymous with the Berlin duo. Based in Berlin, Felix Wagner and Aaron Röbig have been making music together since childhood, developing FJAAK into one of the most recognisable names in the electronic music industry. Over the years, the duo have built a reputation for their rebellious approach to club culture, electrifying live performances and hardware-driven productions, drawing from techno, power house, dub, breakbeat and beyond.

Opening the EP, ‘Serotonin’ is unmistakably FJAAK. Stripped back and fiercely groove focused, punchy drums and crisp hat sequencing lock around roaring low end, offbeat tension and precisely placed tonal percussion. Analogue textures give the production its raw physical character, while an arrangement built around subtle shifts in rhythm and pressure keeps the energy continuously moving. Designed with dark rooms and heavyweight systems firmly in mind, it captures the direct warehouse functionality at the heart of FJAAK’s sound while retaining the personality and hardware driven grit that has long separated their productions from the pack. ‘Threshold’ pushes into more hypnotic territory. Skipping rhythms meet filtered synth stabs and expansive reverberated spaces as the track steadily evolves through layers of movement and progressive tension. Fast and immersive without becoming overcrowded, it demonstrates the duo’s ability to create a considerable sense of scale from a tightly controlled selection of elements.

On the B-side, ‘Bio Data’ moves deeper into industrial territory, pairing coarse machine textures with intensifying rhythmic structures before unexpectedly opening into a vast, euphoric passage of atmospheric release. That contrast between airy, almost weightless space and gritty mechanical drive makes it one of the EP’s most distinctive moments, before the production gradually pulls the listener back towards its harder rhythmic foundations. Closing track ‘Wax Pack’ brings the focus firmly back to the groove. Sharing some of the stripped back attitude of ‘Serotonin’, its sequenced analogue movement, driving percussion and rolling low end form an extended dancefloor workout designed to lock into rather than constantly interrupt its momentum. There are no unnecessary diversions, just carefully controlled changes in pressure and texture that allow the groove to do the work.

FJAAK - Bio Data

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Another charity project in order to give back to some of the places that have supported us so much over the years, coming in a time where giving back is most important. The second release contains 4 dirty slammers, again each one dedicated to the place it's named after. All revenue generated through this release is going straight to the pockets of the clubs. Long live Bassiani, District8, Flash & Basement. Thank you for believing in us and letting us do our thing!

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