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House Mix 5 (2016)

Get 'No Filler Just Killer' Vol. 03 here: 
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Artist: Various Artists // @oliverkoletzki @asem @bjoern-stoerig @dabudavout @ferdinand-dreyssig
Release Title: No Filler Just Killer Vol. 3
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT169
Release: 2016-05-20

Having already laid out the groundwork as a compilation that means serious dancefloor business, the third installment of No Filler Just Killer comes with a fresh scoop of five original tracks that will amp up your club game. 

First in rank is Oliver Koletzki, firing up proceedings with “The Heartless”, an energy packed piece rimmed with pulsating synths. The resolute bassline sets a dark ambient, while its low pitched vocals give the cut a raw techno dungeon feel. Electro veteran Asem Shama signs the second track, a relentless dance-inducing groove that kicks in from the first beat. Constructing a subtle build up, held up by clusters of glitchy motives, Magic’s Gonna Happen descends into a lingering, abrupt finale. Babylon Angels starts off deceivingly atmospheric, with a laid back approach and neutral vocals, only to dive immediately into a percussive dance frenzy. Aptly timed claves and clangs intertwine with the vocal sample, swaying the focus off the bassline at times and making way for a powerful break.

As the name suggests, Space of choice by newcomer Dabu Davout leads us into a cavernous land of ample sounds, reverbs and echoed vocals. The twisted melody morphs into a percussion driven groove at first, only to switch into a highly infectious synth-laden rave sequence leading up to a grandiose, hands-in-the-sky peak point. 

Ferdinand Dreyssig’s stripped down Amnesie triggers off slowly but surely, only to amount to a thumping powerhouse banger. Warped leads and contorted stabs add to the spiralling groove, adding an uplifting dimension to its preceding layers.

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SVT169 – Various Artists – No Filler Just Killer Vol. 3

#May 2016

stil vor talent

This isn't made by me! Found this one on youtube, so i reuploaded it at soundcloud, cause it's good. Can't remember the original uploader's name, though, all credits belong to him or the guy who made this mixtape and the artists themselves

The Dark Side Of The MINIMAL TECHNO

Get Aparde's 'Loom' EP here:
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Artist: Aparde --> https://soundcloud.com/aparde
Release Title: Loom
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No.: SVT145
Release: 30.01.2015

Matching Berlin’s steel grey winter sky, Aparde’s cinematic electronica is of a moody yet moving quality. The Berlin based producer and live act kicks off the new year on Stil vor Talent with his ‘Loom’ EP, a stunning four tracker. ‘Equal’ establishes itself with emotive pads and growling bass, while on ‘Loom’ hopeful dub chords glide through a dense beat structure. ‘Urge’, meanwhile, focuses on a swelling trance lead to great effect. Lastly, ‘Cover’ combines a softly pulsating beat with longing vocals. Stunning! 

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Aparde – Loom [Snippet]

Aparde – Equal [Snippet]

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Tracklist:
1. Aparde - Urge
2. Musumeci - Clausius
3. Olivier Giacomotto - Gail in the O (grand cru 2015)
4. Teenage Mutants & Purple Disco Machine feat. Ben Wood - You
5. Mind Against - Polarstern
6. Illesnoise - Nova (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
7. Koletzki & Schwind - Fake Return
8. Chus & Ceballos feat. Oscar de Rivera - Blowin Minds (Dosem Remix)
9. Oliver Koletzki - Ipuza (out on Stil vor Talent 03.04.2015)
10. Loco & Jam - Hit the Switch
11. Jay Lumen - You Know
12. Oliver Koletzki - Iyéwaye (out on Stil vor Talent 03.04.2015)


Get Oliver Koletzki's latest EP here:
Koletzki & Schwind 'She Wants Acid'
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SVT–Podcast051 – Oliver Koletzki

My remix of Truncate's hit, "Modify" - available now

Truncate - Modify (Dustin Zahn Remix)

DANNY DAZE "DUAL"
@dannydaze

BEATPORT EXCLUSIVE: JUNE 8
WORLDWIDE RELEASE: JUNE 22

Following last year's revered Silicon, Danny Daze releases his second for ULTRAMAJIC - Dual.

Of Cuban descent and raised in Miami, Daze grew up steeped in b-boy culture before beginning his exploration into the electronic music realms.

Praised for his diversity, his vision is to break sonic boundaries, whilst preserving music's integrity, both in the studio and behind the decks.

2014 saw Daze step up a level, with releases on Kompakt, Ellum and his first release for ULTRAMAJIC, which came through meeting Jimmy Edgar on the experimental scene, via labels including M3rck, Warp and Schematic. He also stepped back into the fashion world, scoring music for the Song for the Mute clothing brand.

Daze began 2015 with 'Four' - a collaboration EP on the intriguing new label Omnidisc. He also began a new experimental monthly podcast series entitled Sunday Morning, and recently delivered a dark and beautiful remix for Marc Houle's Talk to me Baby on Minus.

Next up is his second for ULTRAMAJIC, Dual, representing two facets of Daze's sound, including the hypnotic frequencies of 'Ready2Go' versus the striking warehouse of 'Rhythm Box'.
"On 'Ready2Go' I wanted to make a track that is driving and influenced by dryness. The bassline and synth bell tone are very dry and represent a Detroit techno sound that has always influenced me. With 'Rhythm Box', I wanted to make a pounding techno record with good drums. The vocal influence came from an old movie, called 'Liquid Sky', one of my go-to movies for inspiration.“

Cover art by Pilar Zeta & Jimmy Edgar

Dual

DANNY DAZE "READY2GO"

Get Several Definitions' 'No Artificial' EP here: 
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Artist: Several Definitions ➟ @several-definitions
Release Title: No Artificial 
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT154
Release: 31.07.2015

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Several Definitions – Intro [Snippet]

Several Definitions – Wind & Waves [Snippet]

We are happy to present Misoo from italy, who is known for his versatile techno productions. After his huge remix for Marc Troit’s ’1210 Feeling’ he shows up again on Drowne Records with his ’Red Lights’ EP. Coming to light with two original tracks and two remixes by the german techno-stalwart Krenzlin & the austrian techno-mistress Verona Kramer, this release covers many facets of techno. 

The title track 'Red Lights' comes up with a short intro, before a sweet offbeat-accentuated groove predetermines the tracks direction. Piercing one-note synthstabs and warm strings reinforce the tracks melodic character and create an uplifting mood! Well placed snarefires make tension, and bright rides enlighten the tracks structure, while classy cowbells remind on days which have been long gone by, but not forgotten! 

Follow-up ’Transfer’ starts with bulbous kickdrums, a tonal bassline and driving low percs, which lay the foundation for a unique techno track. Sharp hihats chop an offbeat-accentuation and additional tops start layering to tighten ’Transfer’, while powerful crashes and rides strike at the right time! Propelling percussions back-up the groove while electrifying synths break through the soundscape and bristle with energy before submerging again. 

Krenzlin , who is deeply rooted into the infamous Tresor/Berlin, boils it down with his conceptual 909 rework of ’Red Lights’, and takes no prisoners. His rework storms ahead right from the beginning and uses the originals strings and synths to transfer the uplifting mood very well! Tribal percussions clank back and forth while the beloved 909 ride bristles with energy, and confirms Krenzlin’s re-definition as a tune to blow the roof off! 

Last but not least, Krenzlin teamed up with Verona Kramer to put hands on Misoo’s ’Transfer’ too. Their remix deploys powerful groove-accentuations and organic percussions alongside nerve-wrecking rhythms. The electrifying synths, known from the original, shove themselves in the foreground and push the excitement to the max, before the remix detonates again! 

In conclusion the 'Red Lights EP' comes along as a versatile release for the peaktime hours, and represents Drowne Records love for the complexity of underground techno music. It reaches from melodic techno to unforgivingly hard-hitting rhythms, and leaves space for different moods too!

early support: Andres Gil, Axel Karakasis, Boriqua Tribez, Dig-It, Drowne, Drumcomplex, Dykkon, Frank Savio, Greencross, Harvey McKay, Hristian Stojanowski, Joseph Capriati, Kyle Geiger, Lukas Stern, M.I.D.I, Marc Troit, Markantonio, Matasism, Mintech, O.T.R.S., Ovi M, Pascal Feos, Patrick DSP, Rene Reiter, Ricardo Garduno, Rob Hes, Robert S (PT), Sebastian Danz, Sebastian Krenzlin, Steel Grooves, The Welderz, Tom Cerrox, Uron, Verona Kramer, Vinicius Honorio / BTK, Xpansul, Zemtex


DRW030 Misoo - Transfer (Original Mix)

Kostas Maskalides - Hustle (Original Mix)

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Ballast - For Club Use (Boots N Pants Remix)

Rampa - Trust EP - Track 2
Release: April 29th 2016
Keinemusik: keinemusik.com/shop/km032_shop
Traxsource: www.traxsource.com/title/612185/trust
Beatport: pro.beatport.com/release/rampa-trust-ep/1750683
Itunes: itunes.apple.com/de/album/trust-ep/id1102463809
Whatpeopleplay: www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/…ust/id/125980

Deejay.de: www.deejay.de/KM032_-_Rampa_-_Tr…_-_12i­nch__224536
Decks.de: www.decks.de/t/rampa-trus_ep/c72-t0

Taking the release-portfolio into account, Rampa built over the last years on Keinemusik, him adding a new EP to the labels catalogue is worth every credit of trust. And this very “Trust” EP is living up to that not only by its name. It certainly offers value for money, considering KM-releases have mostly been two-trackers. There are four cuts on this one, each one following a different approach, making it also a hella versatile record.

It opens with the titeltrack, the floor-mantra within this bunch. A ruminant groove, backed by lifting and dropping notes, launching a catchy synth-figure and adding up synth-layers until all tension drops into a break that’s as curative as a talk therapy. A track that, out of unshakable serenity, unleashes an irresistible energy.

The following “Entropie” comes closest to what could be considered a Rampa classic. Percussive loops that are scooped up with even more banging and clanking – check. Lurking synthbass in the back – check. Vocalsamples with tribal descent – double check. Generally, you’ll find a whole lot of folklore in this rhythm rich affair, that continuously is jazzing up to highest ecstasy levels.

The flipside opens with “Defiled”, led by a prominent synthline, that’s going through various filter highs and lows and gets bludgeoned by some vigorously swung claps. Raw, naked floor material lacking any flourish, that seems to even fire up a jackhammer during the break.

“Headsup” is concluding this set. Triggering the smell of watered sidewalks, lit-up only by flickering neon light, immersed in the depths of delay, this latenight-story finds some redemption and warmth within the glow of its soulful vocal samples.

Rampa - Entropie - Keinemusik (KM032)

Rampa - Trust EP - Track 1
Release: April 29th 2016
Keinemusik: keinemusik.com/shop/km032_shop
Traxsource: www.traxsource.com/title/612185/trust
Beatport: pro.beatport.com/release/rampa-trust-ep/1750683
Itunes: itunes.apple.com/de/album/trust-ep/id1102463809
Whatpeopleplay: www.whatpeopleplay.com/albumdetails/…ust/id/125980

Deejay.de: www.deejay.de/KM032_-_Rampa_-_Tr…_-_12i­nch__224536
Decks.de: www.decks.de/t/rampa-trus_ep/c72-t0

Taking the release-portfolio into account, Rampa built over the last years on Keinemusik, him adding a new EP to the labels catalogue is worth every credit of trust. And this very “Trust” EP is living up to that not only by its name. It certainly offers value for money, considering KM-releases have mostly been two-trackers. There are four cuts on this one, each one following a different approach, making it also a hella versatile record.

It opens with the titeltrack, the floor-mantra within this bunch. A ruminant groove, backed by lifting and dropping notes, launching a catchy synth-figure and adding up synth-layers until all tension drops into a break that’s as curative as a talk therapy. A track that, out of unshakable serenity, unleashes an irresistible energy.

The following “Entropie” comes closest to what could be considered a Rampa classic. Percussive loops that are scooped up with even more banging and clanking – check. Lurking synthbass in the back – check. Vocalsamples with tribal descent – double check. Generally, you’ll find a whole lot of folklore in this rhythm rich affair, that continuously is jazzing up to highest ecstasy levels.

The flipside opens with “Defiled”, led by a prominent synthline, that’s going through various filter highs and lows and gets bludgeoned by some vigorously swung claps. Raw, naked floor material lacking any flourish, that seems to even fire up a jackhammer during the break.

“Headsup” is concluding this set. Triggering the smell of watered sidewalks, lit-up only by flickering neon light, immersed in the depths of delay, this latenight-story finds some redemption and warmth within the glow of its soulful vocal samples.

Rampa - Trust - Keinemusik (KM032)

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Get 'No Filler Just Killer' Vol. 03 here: 
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/Beatport: btprt.dj/1TKTWEm

Artist: Various Artists // @oliverkoletzki @asem @bjoern-stoerig @dabudavout @ferdinand-dreyssig-official
Release Title: No Filler Just Killer Vol. 3
Label: Stil vor Talent
Catalogue No: SVT169
Release: 2016-05-20

Having already laid out the groundwork as a compilation that means serious dancefloor business, the third installment of No Filler Just Killer comes with a fresh scoop of five original tracks that will amp up your club game. 

First in rank is Oliver Koletzki, firing up proceedings with “The Heartless”, an energy packed piece rimmed with pulsating synths. The resolute bassline sets a dark ambient, while its low pitched vocals give the cut a raw techno dungeon feel. Electro veteran Asem Shama signs the second track, a relentless dance-inducing groove that kicks in from the first beat. Constructing a subtle build up, held up by clusters of glitchy motives, Magic’s Gonna Happen descends into a lingering, abrupt finale. Babylon Angels starts off deceivingly atmospheric, with a laid back approach and neutral vocals, only to dive immediately into a percussive dance frenzy. Aptly timed claves and clangs intertwine with the vocal sample, swaying the focus off the bassline at times and making way for a powerful break.

As the name suggests, Space of choice by newcomer Dabu Davout leads us into a cavernous land of ample sounds, reverbs and echoed vocals. The twisted melody morphs into a percussion driven groove at first, only to switch into a highly infectious synth-laden rave sequence leading up to a grandiose, hands-in-the-sky peak point. 

Ferdinand Dreyssig’s stripped down Amnesie triggers off slowly but surely, only to amount to a thumping powerhouse banger. Warped leads and contorted stabs add to the spiralling groove, adding an uplifting dimension to its preceding layers.

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Ferdinand Dreyssig – Amnesie [Snippet]

Dabu Davout – Space Of Choice [Snippet]

Björn Störig – Babylon Angels [Snippet]

Asem Shama – Magic's Gonna Happen [Snippet]

Oliver Koletzki – The Heartless [Snippet]

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