Trecci - Vicious Circle (Southsoniks RMX) (2022)

Sello: DTFA
Productor: @markflash

Estrenamos lo nuevo de Mark Flash para DTFA

La etiqueta descendiente de los mismísimos UR y parte de la próxima generación de Black Dance Music se pone en marcha con su segundo lanzamiento a cargo del productor de Detroi Mark Flash, que no necesita presentaciones. Techno con mayusculas desde la ciudad del motor. 

En forma de Techno de alta energía sintética y renovando la simpleza de los elementos musicales más clásicos de Detroit, Mark Flash se prepara para lanzar el próximo 31 de Octubre un nuevo EP titulado Hors D'oeuvres Vol. 2... De este EP de tres originales, extraemos la primera y la estrenamos en exclusiva.

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Welsh DJ and producer Splonie delivers an hour of exceptionally fun tunes covering the electronic music spectrum for the 151st Klubikon Podcast. 

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Belgian techno don Marco Bailey lands on Watergate with a debut that’s guaranteed to intrigue as he leans into electro territory. 

DJ, producer and label chief, his is a storied career that spans three decades, and it’s long been evident that Marco’s enthusiasm and passion remains resolute. He closed 2021 with the release of his sixth studio album Surreal Stage, an ambitious, introspective body of work that dropped via his booming imprint Materia. His own label aside, his discography is stacked with cuts across eminent labels Second State, ARTS, Bedrock Records, as well as being one of the first artists to debut on Carl Cox’s seminal INTEC. While it’s techno that he’s become firmly associated with, his adeptness in the studio isn’t limited to the nuances of one genre and this is a rare opportunity to showcase a different side to his musicality. 

It’s ‘From My Mind’ that delivers first and sticks in your mind - from the heavy synth bassline to the soaring ascendant melody, and distorted, robotic vocals. ‘The Spirit’ floods in next, almost immediately engaging listeners as it ebbs and flows with complete abandon. If the promise of electro grabbed your attention, ‘Pulse’ slaps and packs plenty of punch power as it snakes its way through with dominating, ascendant chords.

German duo Extrawelt and Belgian export Biesmans step in with rerubs of ‘From My Mind’, and firmly grip some of the elements which make this electro excursion so memorable. Steve Rachmad seizes his Sterac Electronics alias, staying true to form in getting deeper and darker with a brooding, stirring trip that begs for immediate replay. Techno linchpin The Advent links up with Zein Ferreira, delivering a cut that blazes with ascending notes and a scattering of twisted elements beneath the winding vocal bleed. Axel Haube, a rising Belgian artist, is last in and he weaves a rolling bassline through a rerub that lifts the mood with a celestial melody and skyward keys.

Marco Bailey - From My Mind (The Advent & Zein Ferreira Remix)

Marco Bailey - From My Mind (Sterac Electronics Remix)

Artist: Dany Rodriguez
Title: Brain Picture Remixes EP
Label: LINK Audio
Cat. No: LINK014
Format: Vinyl / Digital
Released: 6 May 2022

Track Listing:
A1. Brain Picture (Alexander Kowalski - Synapse Mix)
A2. Brain Picture (Alexander Kowalski Remix)
B1. Brain Picture (CYRK Remix)
B2. Brain Picture (Original)

Dany Rodriguez's 'Brain Picture' originally appeared on his 'Spirit 82' vinyl 12" released on LINK Audio in February and recently featured in XLR8R's Music Submissions Roundup for that month. Now it receives the remix treatment from two of the label's artists, Alexander Kowalski and CYRK.

Alexander Kowalski delivers two interpretations, his cerebral and spacey Synapse Mix which works beautifully as an EP intro and the precursor to his main Remix that pushes Dany's original into melodic Techno realms. Meanwhile, CYRK stay true to the original's Electro elements but deliver a tough punch and retro touch to the vocal components. Also included on the 'Brain Picture Remixes EP' is the original version.

To coincide with the release is the LINK Outdoor Festival on Saturday 7 May in the old military base of Fort de Chaudfontaine in Liège (Belgium), with an all-star LINK Audio line up of Alexander Kowalski, CYRK, Pierre, Dany Rodriguez, Tindra, DJ Xentrix, Alex Sender and Freeman, alongside special guest, Anthony Rother.

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Reset Robot drops a new album on his label Whistleblower with an impressive 13 track release that showcases his versatility as a producer.

Covering a broad cross-section of genres, the release explores all corners of the dance floor while also incorporating some afterhours chill-out elements.

Based in the UK city of Portsmouth, Reset Robot has previously released on labels including ranging from techno imprints such as Adam Beyer's Drumcode and Scuba's Hotflush to house focused labels such as Sasha's Last Night On Earth and the iconic Mobilee Records.

Although he is well-known for his club tracks, this album is a chance for David Robertson aka Reset Robot to explore the more obscure side of his music taste, and the output in a synthesizer laden body of work that’s on a par with the seminal works of others such as Bicep and Burial.

Exploring brokenbeat rhythms, ambient textures and intricate melodies, this album is a thought-provoking selection that flows with a captivating suspense.

Subdued and introverted, it’s got a lo-fi and dreamy aesthetic that occasionally lets fly into a dance floor orientated groove. “Chords N Thing”, “Single Coil” and “Waves” are both examples of this, but tracks like “How Deep”, “Crows” and “Unknown Unknowns” are at opposite ends of the same spectrum with their ambient moods.

The projects are often shrouded in secrecy, but in addition to his own music, Reset Robot also works behind the scenes with some of electronic music’s biggest names, and this album is testament to why so many trust his production skills.

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