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Lewis Fautzi

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Techno

Techno/Tech House/Acid Techno

Lewis Fautzi, Nuklear Default | Turn
[Soma375d]

1.	Turn
2.	Anti-Cake
3.	Sinister
4.	Point

Soma welcome another name to its ever-growing roster in the form of Portuguese producer Lewis Fautzi who teams up with his own alias, Nuklear Default, to bring home 4 dark techno stompers. A main stay on the Portuguese techno scene, Lewis has been producing for some time now and his own brand of pulsing rhythms has earned him many fans throughout the techno community.

Title track ‘Turn’ launches this ep skywards with a ripping bass line that will tear speakers apart. Unrelenting drums whisk through you with peak time intensity as this powerful opener sears with non-stop energy.

Things take a deeper turn with ‘Anti-Cake’ as a slightly more subdued beat slowly filters in with hypnotic drums patterns and synths swirling calmly before bursting the track wide open. Only a short break in the track allows the listener a little respite as the deep sub bass bounces back in and the track continues to move at quite a pace.

‘Sinister’ is exactly what the name suggests. A dark, pulsing low end creeps around the base of this track while more rattling percussion keeps the momentum going. This is the perfect DJ tool that keeps its energy throughout.
  
‘Point’ closes the EP with an old school sound. Delayed synths filter in an out atop a rolling bass line and perfectly programmed drums. The synth hook tweeks over into the break giving way to an effective dance floor track.

This is a fantastic Soma debut from a young producer who surely has a bright future ahead of him


Mastered by Conor Dalton at Glowcast Audio Mastering
http://glowcast.co.uk/blog/2013/08/mastering-at-glowcast-lewis-fautzi-nuklear-default-turn-soma-375d/

Lewis Fautzi, Nuklear Default - Anti-Cake (Soma 375d)

Hard Wax

Etapp Kyle - Aurora

PODCAST - JULIAN JEWEIL - LIVE - January 2014

DJ Le Roi Feat Roland Clark - I Get Deep (Late Nite Tuff Guy Remix) (CahulHouseMafia.Net)

1. Function – "Gradient” [Ostgut Ton]
2. Alessio Pili – "System Shock" (Ness Remix) [ Translucent]
3. Planetary Assault Systems – "Raid" [Mote Evolver]
4. Exium – "Star Acestors" [Nebulae]
5. Jonas Kopp – "X" [Tresor]
6. Kwartz – "Hate" [PoleGroup]
7. Subjected, Shifted -  “005.7" (Shifted Reduction) [Vault Series]
8. Exium – "Nebulae" [Modularz]
9. Drumcell – "Disturbance" (PfirterRemix) [CLR]
10. Kwartz – "Sinapsis" [Nheoma]
11. Clouds – "Complete Control" [Soma Records]
12. Óscar Mulero -  To Convince For The Untruth" [Warm Up Recordings]

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Artist: Tom Cole
Title: This Sound (Nucleus Remix)
Label: KMS Records
Country: USA
Format: MP3, 320 kbps 
Style: Tech House

This Sound (F.E.M Remix) [KMS Records]

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Lewis Fautzi - Blocker [FIGURE]

Lewis Fautzi - Big Bang [FIGURE]

For a newly emergent producer, Ansome's sound is hugely confident. Inspired by a raw and urban UK techno lineage, his drums are heavyweight, his percussion fierce and his synths full blooded. All in all that makes for music that grabs your attention and drags you along for an enthralling ride. Littered with his own field recordings, it can be variously eerie or boisterous, but its uncompromising stuff of the sort anyone from Perc to Karenn would be proud.

With some vinyl releases this year, like SLAM001 and Penny & Pound, this British producer become more and more populair.

This podcast is recorded for Madnutz - Episode Three - Night Creatures!

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Ansome - Madnutz Podcast (recorded for Madnutz - Episode Three - Night Creatures)

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In advance of their upcoming European tour, The Knife announce the release of remixes of “Stay Out Here” and “Ready to Lose” from their “Shaking the Habitual” album. 

@tama-sumo / Tarantism - “Ready to Lose”

@paulatemple - “Stay Out Here”

@kane-roth - “Stay Out Here”

The Knife begin their final tour on October 30 in Stockholm.  See the dates below:

Oct 30 – Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden 
Oct 31 – Annexet, Stockholm, Sweden
Nov 01 - Film Studios, Gothenburg, Sweden
Nov 03 – Arena, Berlin, Germany
Nov 05 – Academy, Manchester, UK 
Nov 06 – Brixton Academy, London, UK 
Nov 08 – Iceland Airwaves Festival, Reykjavík 

Stay Out Here (Paula Temple Remix)

We are very happy to introduce and welcome the great and famous Eric Sneo as a next release provider. With his unique performance on the E-drums during his sets, Eric swiftly developed into a highly requested international player. His performance combines Erics trade-mark technoid, groovy style DJing with his live performance of acoustic and electronic instruments, e.g. E-Drums, E-accordion, percussions &amp; didgeridoo. In 2011 he launched his new label Mudra Audio where he released his new and very successful album POLARITY in March 2012. Supported by international artists like Laurent Garnier, Len Faki, Dubfire, Christian Varela, Marco Bailey, Luciano, Gabriel Ananda or Cari Lekebusch, Umek. Over the past two years, Eric has continued to increase his profile as an international artist, with and amazing flow of releases on some of the worlds most exciting techno labels, such as  1605, Tronic, MB Elektronics, Phobiq, Agile, Evolution and Transmit. Rarely does a week go by without an Eric Sneo release appearing in the Beatport Techno Top 100. Up next on Airtaxi is Eric Sneo himself with an exquisite single called Restart. This power is expressed in the title track &#8216;Restart&#8217; with a deep and mindblowing atmosphere combined with an amazing forward drive of the beats, few shots of electronic synth melodies and lot"s of percussion fills. Another great release on Airtaxi, with Eric Sneo at his very best! This single is full of tech-power ready to rock the masses everywhere.

Peppelino is back on Airtaxi once again. Quickly rising back to fame with his excellent productions, this remix of Restart is another anthem he has created together Dark, driving and and just simple amazing with his unique sounds&#8230; It is a must so do not miss it&#8230;

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Eric Sneo - Restart (Original Mix) [Airtaxi Records]

martyn feat. spaceape - is this insanity (ben klock mix)

Our Free Music Monday today is from Après, a new, young producer I’m really excited about. It’s a housey roller with a classic feel as Après plays homage to one of his earliest influences, Frankie Knuckles and I’ve been playing it loads on the radio. Enjoy… 

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FMM: Après - Chicago

XLR8R Podcast 375: Anthony Parasole
One of Brooklyn's finest pilots a thoughtfully diverse journey to the dancefloor and back.

New York City's techno scene has been something of a cause célèbre over the past few years, with intriguing new artists and labels seemingly popping up on a daily basis. However, it's not just fresh-faced transplants that are getting into the act; a few died-in-the wool New Yorkers have also been making some serious waves, and Anthony Parasole is right at the top of that list. The Brooklyn native has been DJing since his teen years, and came up alongside guys like Levon Vincent, with whom he would later run the Deconstruct label. These days, however, most of his focus is on his own imprint, The Corner, along with the fabled Ostgut Ton. The Berlin outpost issued his most recent record, the My Block EP, and has gotten to know Parasole quite well in recent years, as he holds down a residency at Berghain and spends what seems to be an increasing amount of time in the German capital. Back home in New York, he's also been made a resident at Output, which means that he's become a staple DJ at highly esteemed clubs on both sides of the Atlantic. He seems poised for a major breakthrough in 2015, which leads us to believe that now is the perfect time to have him put together an exclusive mix for the XLR8R podcast series.

In the DJ booth, Parasole is probably best known for his ability to serve up a hard-charging techno assault, but those who have seen him play know that he's capable of so much more. He certainly flexes his diversity here, as the 73-minute session moves between long patches of foreboading, almost beatless soundscapes and a thudding techno pulse. Parasole also throws in the occasional musical curveball, which explains how a mix that's largely centered around techno could begin with Black Sabbath and end with Flying Lotus. It's an unusual combination, but it unquestionably works, and results in a podcast that's perhaps just as suitable for relaxed home listening as it is for even an imagined wild night on the dancefloor. Admittedly, those two poles sit quite far apart on the musical spectrum, yet Parasole appears to have mastered them both.

01 Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan" (Vertigo)
02 Lukid "Manchester" (Werkdiscs)
03 Shackleton "Shortwave" (Skull Disco)
04 Muslimgauze "Bazoft Rope" (Soleilmoon)
05 Bruce "Not Stochastic" (Hessle Audio)
06 Fluxion "You Don't Know (Joey Anderson Remix)" (Echocord)
07 Anthony Parasole "Bizarre" (Ostgut Ton)
08 Throwing Shade "Chancer (Kowton Remix)" (Happy Skull)
09 Surgeon "Atol" (SRX)
10 Markus Suckut "MS1987 A" (MS1987)
11 Rod "RSPCT" (MDR)
12 Sigha "Loop 6" (Avian)
13 Phil Moffa "Ignition" (The Corner)
14 Echoplex "The Relapse" (Index Marcel Fengler)
15 Blue Hour "Introspective 3" (Blue Hour)
16 Flying Lotus feat. Kendrick Lamar "Never Catch Me" (Warp)

XLR8R 375: Anthony Parasole

Last year's '4' album saw Mr. Luke Vibert's first venture as Kerrier District in over a decade. And a successful venture it was at that – with the album becoming into an essential long player, and ranking as one of Bleep's top albums of 2015, Now, to mark Hypercolour's 50th single release, four of electronic music's heavyweights have brought forward three strong reworkings of 4: Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer, Head High (aka Shed) and RA Best Live Act of 2015, KiNK – whose remix comes up trumps in our eyes.

In his take on album favourite, "Techno Disco", KiNK deploys a spacey synth melody and a Reese-style bassline – transforming it into an energetic peaktime track, with elements not falling sonically far from a UR record.

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Kerrier District "Techno Disco (KiNK Remix)" - Boiler Room Debuts

Dasha Rush - Polaris

David Chong Eden Garden 13/9/15 Part 2

Moon Island Diaries Podcast Volume #4 - recorded live @ Free Way (Koh Phangan | Thailand)
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Drumcode Live this week is an hour from Adam Beyer & Ida Engberg's set at Awakenings, New York. Expect to hear tracks from Butch, Marco Faraone and Cristoph.  

01. Butch - Magnetic - Drumcode Limited
02. Matt Sassari - Within To Me - Deeperfect Records 
03. Marco Faraone - Boost - Drumcode 
04. Jean Pierre & Alexandar Ivko - Crossing Borders - Transmit Recordings
05. Pastaboys feat. Osunlade - Deep Musique [Trus’me Spritz Mix] - Rebirth
06. Uakoz & Alex Lentini - Fake Smiles - Terminal M
07. The Junkies - Masters Of Nothing
08. Pig&Dan - Chemistry
09. Ben Sims presents Ron Bacardi - Rock Your Body - Bass Culture France
10. Monika Kruse @ Voodooamt - Highway No.4 [Skober Remix] - Terminal M
11. Pig&Dan - Mexico - Drumcode
12. Marco Faraone - Take This Trip 
13. Layton Giordani - Rivington 
14. Cristoph - Genesis - Truesoul 

DCR290 - Drumcode Radio Live - Adam Beyer & Ida Engberg live from Awakenings, New York

a classic... recorded late 1992 while Laurent was organising the mythic weekly party "Wake Up Paris" at the Rex Club in Paris.

Laurent Garnier - Wake Up

Len Faki & Chris Liebing - Live Time Warp 2011

Lewis Fautzi, Nuklear Default - Clearing Version 2

Static [Dirtybird]

Steve LAWLER's track "Problem Child" features on the latest Get Physical compilation:

"M.A.N.D.Y. Presents: Get Physical On Ibiza"

Release date: 14th June 2013

Digital: http://www.beatport.com/release/get-physical-on-ibiza/1101368

Steve LAWLER - Problem Child /// Get Physical 2013

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