Lucid Dream Versions

H2O (Mehmet Aslan Remix)

Curses Broken

Under the Ocean

Someone Quite Like You (feat. Michael Seyer)

More Magic

25 Years of Moon Harbour Part II

Eat You Alive (Club Mix) [feat. Turnup Tun]

The Ghosts of Askers Motel (Act Two)

Innerspace

Capture My Imagination

One Day

Save My Soul (Again)

Silver Fox

Xtro AAcid

Luv (Reduction Mix)

A Better Way

A Better Way (Dubway Mix)

A Better Way (Instrumental)

A Better Way (Original)

A Better Way (Dubway Instrumental)

Definition of Love

Planet Beyond - Selected Cuts Volume 1

B-Soul

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GHEIST are a Berlin-based production and live band, who’ve been conquering some of the city’s best known dancefloors one party at a time for the past three years.  They’re also regulars at one of Berlin’s landmark venues, Watergate, where they kickstarted the project, and since have experienced a meteoric rise, wowing audiences across the globe with their rich and emotive sound. Fusing progressive with house and techno textures, the German natives have forged a deep, melodic sound of their own, which is melancholic and euphoric in equal measure. 

The four-member band, who have played a number of clubs and festivals, have built a reputation as a versatile group, alternating between a full-on live performance and a hybrid DJ set. 

As every good live act, GHEIST’s prowess in the booth stems from their incredible studio productions, which have landed them on various imprints, including Sasha’s seminal Last Night On Earth and Solomun’s DIYNAMIC.

As a natural continuation of their artistic vision and sound aesthetics, GHEIST launched their own imprint, Radau Records, in April 2018. Radau, meaning “noise” in German, gives a more intimate feel to GHEIST’s delicate yet powerful sound, as every aspect of the release  – from the sound production to the artwork – is created by GHEIST themselves.

Just a few months after joining the People & Machines artist roster, GHEIST landed their debut release on DIYNAMIC, Arrival EP, and played their first gig at Solomun+Live at the sun-kissed Destino Ibiza in July 2019. With more exciting releases on the horizon and an increasingly busy touring schedule, it’s clear that we’ve yet to see what GHEIST are really capable of.

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The Detroit-based group The Oliverwho Factory (they go simply by the names Darryl and Shonie) is a bit of a mystery. With a scant 10 releases under their belt since they premiered on their own Madd Chaise Inc imprint in 2003, they have created a name for themselves that is rarely heard but when it is, it’s uttered in a reverent tone. Their sound is one that doesn’t fit easily into a box; its raw and electrifying blend of soulful house and jackin’ techno has likely made them hard to market out of the gate. Which was a problem for Darryl’s previous incarnation on a major label under the name Oliver Who?, a deal that only yielded one album that focused on a range of R&B styles. That experience may be why The Oliverwho Factory are reluctant to enter into the spotlight. Whatever the reason, it’s only a matter of time before the world realizes what they’ve been missing. After sticking to small quantities of vinyl through the years they’ve made the jump to digital distribution with What People Play and saw their gorgeous slice of strut-your-stuff house ‘Together’ featured in the mix on Tama Sumo’s Panorama Bar 02 mix CD.
Kerstin became one of the group’s biggest champions, leading to them performing live at the Panorama Bar and contributing a remix to the Tama Sumo and Prosumer collaboration, ‘Rarified’ on Ostgut Ton. 2010 saw a release on Carl Craig’s prestigious Planet E label, before the pair hooked up with Rush Hour for the excellent ‘Galactic Transit’ 12″ early in 2011. Later the same year, Lerosa’s ‘Amanatto’ album on Uzuri Recordings featured three tracks co-written and produced with the Oliverwho Factory, including vocal contributions from both Darryl and Shonie.

2012 took the Oliverwho Factory to Italy on Bosconi Records, remixing session with Recloose and a Slammin' Detroit track on Dolly Records.  2013 will bring another release on the German label, Couldn't Care More with "You Just Don't Know" and new releases from the Oliverwho Factory's own label, Madd Chaise Inc.
darryl@maddchaise.com

The Chaise is on...

New tracks tagged #House (Electronic)