In times when labels and artists come and go at breathtaking speed, Mr Blome’s Sender Records shines more than ever like a fixed star on the strobe-lit firmament of the worldwide club skies. Sender stands for consistency with musical class outside of mass-compatible batch products. 

Every single back-catalogue release speaks the language of a tribe of artists who stand above trends and the hyper-accelerated flood of releases, where the musical statement and artistic attitude are more important than personality cult and self-congratulation.

Because, after 13 years of consistent innovative output, more than 90 releases and the birth of House-playground Senzen, in all modesty, there can be a little re:flection. Now you can treat yourself with the concept series re:sender, which puts the most concise cornerstones of our history through remixes in a contemporary context. We let go of these reinterpreted gems onto the dancefloors of our universe.

The worthy remixers of the Sender classics represented on re:sender Volume #1 are Kotelett & Zadak (for Baby Ford’s Minimal Man-Project „Plastic Smile“), Ada (for Metope’s „Second Skin“), John Spring (for „Summerbreeze“ from Sluts’n’Strings & 909, the Viennese Project by Patrick Pulsinger and Erdem Tunakan) as well as Someone Else (for Misc.’s „People Won’t Blame“ Track, that was released on the  record-selling „Rocket Sakting Ep“).

Sender is proud to present these re:interpretations digitally as well as on vinyl.
 
RECLAIM THE ANTENNA!


selected feedbacks:

Gregor Tresher: "Ada Mix for Metope is great!"

Danny Howells: "Sensational stuff .. all killer zero filler THANK YOU!"

D'Julz: "superb john spring remix!"

Kiki (BPitch): "the bits bring some good memories from sender! makes me want to dig out the originals!"

YouAndMe: "great kotelett & zadak rmx"

Anthony Collins: "minimal man rmx is super cool"

Axel Bartsch: "wow, i already loved the original of metope and now the rmx by ada with the bad ass bassline is kicking it again after all these years. great!"

Elon (Clink): "Kotelett & Zadak and Ada rmx "

Julietta (Harry Klein): "john spring remixed one of my alltime favourite classics...wow! nice one."

Ame: "ein kotelett bitte für mich :-)"

Benoit Carretier/Tsugi Mag: "Ada rmx for me"

Apendics.Shuffle: "nice one!"

Ryan Elliott (Spectral): "Summerbreeze remix is nice. Interesting re:send concept. i loved all the old sender records."

Florian Meindl: "the track from minimal man and sluts'n'strings are my favourites!"

Slam: "cool tracks - will try these out"

Pig & Dan (Cocoon): "solid ep from this great label - john spring remix is the bomb" 

Renato Cohen (Sino): "Someone Else rmx is the one!"

Dj Mag Spain: "Amazing!"



re:sender volume #1

r n b

Impreza

SoundCloud Weekly

Podcast for SOLA_MENTE RECORDS 
Deborah De Luca - 2015
http://www.beatport.com/label/sola-mente/31075
https://www.facebook.com/Solamenterec?fref=ts
http://www.beatport.com/artist/deborah-de-luca/207637
info mail:   deborahdeluca@alice.it
track list:
track n1 - AGAIN FASTER,Alberto Ruiz
track n2 - RUDE BOY,Peter Bailey
track n3 - MONDAY MORNING,PigDan,Alberto Ruiz
track n4 - DANCING IN THE DARK,Michele Pinna
track n5 - ADRENALINE,Tkno
track n6 - DA CUBE,Gabriel D'or,Bordoy
track n7 - WAX WEAPON W TECHNO,Ilario Alicante
track n8 - EMPTY PROMISES,Michele Pinna
track n9 - DICE,Mark Reeve
track n 10 - PRIMARY K293,Dubspeeka
track n 11 - GET DOWN,The Junkies
track n 12 - ON MY SKIN,Deborah De Luca
track n 13 - HELLO BUCHAREST,Deborah De Luca
track n 14 - SYMPTOMS OF YOU,Mat Playford Invader Rays Remix
track n 15 - HIDEAWAY,Ben Howard (GIUSEPPE CENNAMO edit)

PODCAST for SOLA_MENTE records

beatport

Chris Robin & Saalbach - Metope [Moodmusic]

"В пустой квартире теплый дым,
стерильный свет неуловим.
По окнам, стенам мертвый стук,
крадеться ночь из самых рук."


SCSI-9 - Teplyi Dym

Sam Paganini at Time Warp (Mannheim) April 1st 2017

Sam Paganini At Time Warp 2017

2016

Stepan Yakushev — Code 01

picture credit: FLOCREATES

our set on ARTE: https://www.arte.tv/de/videos/081621-003-A/pan-pot-time-warp-2018

Pan-Pot @ Time Warp 2018

Högni - Moon Pitcher
Written by Högni Egilsson, Atli Bollason & Stephan Stephensen
Additonal Production by President Bongo & Sonic Deception

Högni - Moon Pitcher (President's Sonic Deception Remix)

Boris Brejcha 2018 Exclusive Minimal Techno 2018

TRFN & Siadou - U Do (2024 Edit) ✅ 👇
bit.ly/48pVAbL

►TRFN
Spotify : https://spoti.fi/2HfDQXY
Youtube : https://youtu.be/NR7Gf1n0bxo
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/trfnofficial/
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/trfnofficial/

►Siadou
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/siadouofficial/

U Do

TRFN - U Do (feat. Siadou)

fairly

In times when labels and artists come and go at breathtaking speed, Mr Blome’s Sender Records shines more than ever like a fixed star on the strobe-lit firmament of the worldwide club skies. Sender stands for consistency with musical class outside of mass-compatible batch products. 

Every single back-catalogue release speaks the language of a tribe of artists who stand above trends and the hyper-accelerated flood of releases, where the musical statement and artistic attitude are more important than personality cult and self-congratulation.

Because, after 13 years of consistent innovative output, more than 90 releases and the birth of House-playground Senzen, in all modesty, there can be a little re:flection. Now you can treat yourself with the concept series re:sender, which puts the most concise cornerstones of our history through remixes in a contemporary context. We let go of these reinterpreted gems onto the dancefloors of our universe.

The worthy remixers of the Sender classics represented on re:sender Volume #1 are Kotelett & Zadak (for Baby Ford’s Minimal Man-Project „Plastic Smile“), Ada (for Metope’s „Second Skin“), John Spring (for „Summerbreeze“ from Sluts’n’Strings & 909, the Viennese Project by Patrick Pulsinger and Erdem Tunakan) as well as Someone Else (for Misc.’s „People Won’t Blame“ Track, that was released on the  record-selling „Rocket Sakting Ep“).

Sender is proud to present these re:interpretations digitally as well as on vinyl.
 
RECLAIM THE ANTENNA!

Metope - Second Skin (Ada Rmx)

In times when labels and artists come and go at breathtaking speed, Mr Blome’s Sender Records shines more than ever like a fixed star on the strobe-lit firmament of the worldwide club skies. Sender stands for consistency with musical class outside of mass-compatible batch products. 

Every single back-catalogue release speaks the language of a tribe of artists who stand above trends and the hyper-accelerated flood of releases, where the musical statement and artistic attitude are more important than personality cult and self-congratulation.

Because, after 13 years of consistent innovative output, more than 90 releases and the birth of House-playground Senzen, in all modesty, there can be a little re:flection. Now you can treat yourself with the concept series re:sender, which puts the most concise cornerstones of our history through remixes in a contemporary context. We let go of these reinterpreted gems onto the dancefloors of our universe.

The worthy remixers of the Sender classics represented on re:sender Volume #1 are Kotelett & Zadak (for Baby Ford’s Minimal Man-Project „Plastic Smile“), Ada (for Metope’s „Second Skin“), John Spring (for „Summerbreeze“ from Sluts’n’Strings & 909, the Viennese Project by Patrick Pulsinger and Erdem Tunakan) as well as Someone Else (for Misc.’s „People Won’t Blame“ Track, that was released on the  record-selling „Rocket Sakting Ep“).

Sender is proud to present these re:interpretations digitally as well as on vinyl.
 
RECLAIM THE ANTENNA!


Minimal Man - Plastic Smile (Kotelett & Zadak Rmx)

Sluts'n'Strings & 909 - Summerbreeze (John Spring's Rydim Rmx)

Misc - People Won't Blame (Someone Else Rmx)

The productive Sender outfit transmits technohouse of the minimalistic, yet jacking and deep variety. Originally founded in Cologne by Benno Blome towards the end of the last millennium, the label has since moved to Berlin, where it is fittingly located in close proximity to the city's spectacular TV tower.