Picking up the clandestine themes of his previous releases, Eddie Merced returns with three tracks of immersive, techno-informed deep house pitched to take the dancefloor far out and further in all at the same time. 

Merced’s sound draws on the lush synthesis pioneered in Detroit, while the tough urgency of his rhythm section speaks to his proximity to all things NYC, but he draws these influences into a spiritual, inquisitive end result which feels primed for warm ups, wind downs and woozy morning sessions alike. ‘Spies In Berlin’ sets the tone in that regard with its cascading arps, melancholic pads and haunting, off-key strings, while ‘Project MK-Ultra’ toys with subtle touches of swing and freaky yet elegantly deployed acid lines. ‘Spooks 101’ completes the set with heavy-lidded, gated synths pulsing out and opening up over brooding low end that urges full, eyes closed immersion. 

Delivering a clear-sighted, intentional approach which balances just a few elements and makes them shine, Eddie Merced’s sound is impeccable and engrossing across these three advanced pieces of synth-powered house music motivated by the mysteries which hide behind closed doors and the unknowable secrets of the great beyond.

Eddie Merced - Spooks 101 (Original Mix)

Eddie Merced - Project MK - Ultra (Original Mix)

Hear the Sound

For the second release of the west french label exod. Theobald Ringer & Taho have associated their forces to propose a deep tech-house EP around 4 tracks with 2 originals and 2 remixs tracks. The two britanny native composers have signed respectively on KMS, Ovum & Delsin for Taho and COD3 QR, Pokerflat & MB Elektronics for Theobald Ringer.
They  have been in collaboration in the past around Taho remixes on Theobald tracks "Pedro in Tokyo", "G100" and with the release track "Fractal Conjugaison" on Taho label call Lumina.

The first remix comes from Theobald Ringer on the track Dolly Plane which was playlisted by legend DJ/Producer John Digweed on his Transitions 1019 mix. He purpose for that one a punchy dreamy deep-house with beautiful melancolic synths and pads.
The second remix comes from the irish talent producer Ian O' Donovan who signed on many labels such as Bedrock, Tronic & Einmusika to name a few... glad to have him on this release !

Artists : Taho, Theobald Ringer, Ian O' Donovan 
Playlist : Oedeep EP
Genre : Deep Tech-House
Label : exod.
Catalogue : EXOD.002
Artworks : Thibault Le Cleach
Mastering : David Jacopin
Release date : May 2nd, 2024

exod.
@exodmusiclabel
https://www.instagram.com/exodmusiclabel/

Taho : 
@taho
https://www.instagram.com/taho_lumina/

Theobald Ringer : 
@theobaldringer
https://www.instagram.com/theobaldringer/

Ian O' Donovan : 
@ian-odonovan
https://www.instagram.com/ianodonovandj/

Support exod and our artists : https://exodmusiclabel.bandcamp.com/album/taho-theobald-ringer-oedeep-ep-incl-ian-o-donovan-remix-exod-002

Taho & Theobald Ringer - Oedeep (Original Mix) [EXOD.002]

Taho & Theobald Ringer - Dolly Plane (Original Mix) [EXOD.002]

1.	Doctor Dru & M.E.M.O – Barial
2.	Robosonic – Worst Love (Doctor Dru Remix)
3.	Doctor Dru – 2 Know You
4.	Doctor Dru – Foolish
5.	Doctor Dru – The Voice Of Dru
6.	Romanthony – Too Long (Doctor Dru Remix)
7.	Dave Seaman – Donkey Engine (Doctor Dru Remix)
8.	Doctor Dru – Praerie
9.	Doctor Dru – Room113
10.	Doctor Dru – Kloeppel
11.	Gabe, Rikfell – Waterfall (Doctor Dru Remix)
12.	Doctor Dru – Dondo
13.	Doctor Dru – Proper Lane
14.	Re.You – Work It Now (Doctror Dru Remix)

DJ Hypnoid - Foolish mix (Tribute to Doctor Dru & Friends)

1.	Ron Carroll, Superfunk – Lucky Star (Solomun Remix)
2.	Bob Moses & ZHU – Desire (Solomun Remix)
3.	Digitalism – Encore (Solomun Remix)
4.	Solomun – The Way Back
5.	Solomun – Something We All Adore
6.	Solomun – Home (Club mix)
7.	Âme, Rampa, Adam Port, Solomun – The Day I Met You
8.	Foals – Late Night ( Solomun Remix)
9.	Solomun – No Comment
10.	Solomun – Sisi
11.	Solomun – Somebody’s Story
12.	Tiger Stripes – Voyage (Solomun Dub)
13.	Zoot Woman, Solomun – Out Of Focus (Âme Remix)
14.	Narou – Again & Again (Solomun Mix)

DJ Hypnoid- Somebody's Story mix (Tribute to Solomun & friends)

01.	Tim Green – The Night Is Blue
02.	Tim Green – Sea Parade
03.	Tim Green – Eteri
04.	Tim Green – Citron
05.	Tim Green – It’s Only Lightning
06.	Tim Green – Ever Changing
07.	Tim Green – Sowa
08.	Tim green – Moho
09.	Tim Green – Cedar
10.	Tim Green – Jewel
11.	Tim Green – Shiratari
12.	Tim Green – Battle Illusion
13.	Tim Green – Gold Of Gold
14.	Tim Green – Lune
15.	Tim Green – For A Memory
16.	Tim Green – Coriolis
17.	Tim Green – Walking The World
18.	Tim Green – Among Wolves

DJ Hypnoid - Jewel mix (Tribute to Tim Green)

68 minutes with a mixed selection of strong material by artists like Damabiah, Kamilo Sanclemete, Emma Vazquez, K3SARA, Forty Cats, Jan Blomquist, M. Bennett, ODAX, EMPHI, Digital Mess, IGCIØ and Ævestaden.

Art by J A St.John - The Nymph and The Faun

Faun

A recent sonic memoir from a beautiful evening, playing a vinyl only (almost) set. Recorded under a snowy winter morning somewhere in the outskirts of Stockholm in December 2024.

This was by far one of the best Stockholm underground events that's happened the past 10 years. Massive props to the Stilio crew for their excellent effort.

www.instagram.com/stilio.music
 
Photo by Emil Larsson

Anthony Linell at Stilio, Stockholm 2024-12-14

Deep Tech House that I dig has been a sound constructed from the Directness of Techno, the Melodic Nature of House and the Warmth of Deep House. Here's my deep dive into tech-house featuring tracks by Terry Lee Brown jr., one of my favorite dth producers and quite a few tracks from the (plastic city) label who have been an underground deep/tech fortress since the 1990s. While not all the tracks here are strictly deep tech house, the others act as supporting actors to strengthen the deep vibe even further and blur lines between Genres. The track "Devotion" by Memet (feat Katerine) which inspired the title  is a true underground dance classic and will be marked in the timeline along with other Tracks of Interest. Enjoy!

Track List: Lem Sessions 2025-03-10 -- DEEP DEVOTION 
BPM: 128 * Running Time: 55mins
1 	Trust - Terry Lee Brown Junior
2 	Liquid Sky - Fonka Delix
3 	Speak To Me - Thomas Wood
4 	Terry's House - Terry Lee Brown Junior
5 	Time on Time (Terry Lee Brown Junior Dub) - Forteba
6 	Find Out - Nick Curly
7 	House Music (2020 Rework) - Matthieu B.
8 	Chord Progression - Terry Lee Brown Junior
9 	NY Fuzz - Jasper James
10 	Attention Musique - Lukas Greenberg
11 	Curious - Alex Niggemann
12 	Quiet Storm - Thomas Wood
13 	Echoes - Rhadow
14 	Tuck (Terry Lee Brown Junior Remix) - Moodymanc
15 	Devotion - Memet feat. Katerina
16 	Into Your Heart (Terry Lee Brown Junior Remix) - Rozzo
17 	Get Down - Sascha Dive
18 	Meteor - D. Diggler
19 	Hypnotize (Terry Lee Brown Jr Remix) - Submantra
20 	Nightnoise (Introversion Remix - Specific Objects
21 	The Embrace (Part 2) - D Diggler & Johannes Heil
22 	Turning - Thomas Wood
23 	Space Talk (Federico Molinari Remix) - Deep Mariano
24 	Track 1 - Politics Of Dancing, Cab Drivers
25 	Labyrinth - Tomoki Tamura
26 	Function - Kepler

Lem Sessions 2025-MAR-10 -- DEEP DEVOTION

Right Spirit - Take a break - Deep tech-house mix

Enoprod-Om(unsigned)

Code input CRX404 download human emotion and command subset :

passion * [don't let me go];
lust;
tenderness;
interest;
compassion;
engagement;
love;

Release date is August 13, 2025 in all stores and streaming services but can be downloaded now on my bandcamp for my bandcamp heads :-)

Bandcamp download

CODE input CRX404, passion-don't let me go

Nuevo Release para Bailar!
Hipnotízate por el Groove!

Pronto en Plataformas!
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EXOD. is an independent electronic music label founded by French producer Thibault Le Cleach to support and release his work under the artistic moniker Theobald Ringer. Created with the intent of maintaining full creative freedom, EXOD. serves as a personal outlet for genre-blending projects that move between ambient, deep techno, house, and electronica — always with a cinematic and emotional edge.
The label launched with a debut release that set the tone: a contemplative, ambient and cinematic track, rich in atmosphere and storytelling. The second release explored deeper dancefloor territory, offering four deep tech house tracks — two original cuts and two remixes. The remixers included Taho (F Communications, Lumina) and Ian O'Donovan, the acclaimed Irish producer known for releases on Bedrock, who both brought unique reinterpretations to the EP.

EXOD’s third release continued the deep tech house exploration, showcasing Theobald’s evolving sound and attention to groove and subtle textures.

The fourth release, "After, the Sun", is a personal and nostalgic project — a track Theobald originally composed at age 19. This EP includes the original ambient version, plus four remixes by Theobald himself, each reflecting a different mood and style: a groovy mix, an electronica mix, a Detroit-inspired mix, and a peak-time techno version.

Since its launch, EXOD has received strong support from key figures in the global electronic scene, including Laurent Garnier, Ken Ishii, Marco Bailey, Carlos Nilmmns, Oniris, and Satoshi Fumi — validating the label’s direction and sonic identity.

More than just a label, EXOD is a personal space for storytelling through sound — shaped by freedom, emotion, and a clear artistic vision.

We don't accept any demos right now, you'll be contact if we want to work with you.

for any questions : exodmusiclabel@gmail.com

Years ago I realized that the recording studio was becoming a musical instrument. I even lectured about it, proclaiming that "by turning sound into malleable material, studios invite you to construct new worlds of sounds as painters construct worlds of form and color." I was thrilled at how people were using studios to make music that otherwise simply could not exist. Studios opened up possibilities. But now I'm struck by the insidious, computer-driven tendency to take things out of the domain of muscular activity and put them into the domain of mental activity. This transfer is not paying off. Sure, muscles are unreliable, but they represent several million years of accumulated finesse. Musicians enjoy drawing on that finesse (and audiences respond to its exercise), so when muscular activity is rendered useless, the creative process is frustrated. No wonder artists who can afford the best of anything keep buying "retro" electronics and instruments, and revert to retro media.

The trouble begins with a design philosophy that equates "more options" with "greater freedom." Designers struggle endlessly with a problem that is almost nonexistent for users: "How do we pack the maximum number of options into the minimum space and price?" In my experience, the instruments and tools that endure (because they are loved by their users) have limited options.

Software options proliferate extremely easily, too easily in fact, because too many options create tools that can't ever be used intuitively. Intuitive actions confine the detail work to a dedicated part of the brain, leaving the rest of one's mind free to respond with attention and sensitivity to the changing texture of the moment. With tools, we crave intimacy. This appetite for emotional resonance explains why users – when given a choice – prefer deep rapport over endless options. You can't have a relationship with a device whose limits are unknown to you, because without limits it keeps becoming something else. Brian Eno 1999.





This Year has been less about Releases (we value Quality) and more about expanding the Studio, and did we ever do that. Relena and I bought a LOT OF GEAR and Studio 3.0 Photos are coming once it's ready. First Single and EP will be a Priority now that I got acquainted with all sorts of new Gear and Software and am actually putting it to work.

Volca Rack got a Major Upgrade - new [303 MO] with way mo patch options and features. New Mini-Rack for [Volca Kick] and [Volca Sample]. All the Melodic Volcas, including new [Volca Bass] are hooked up to the Volca Mix now and 2 serially hooked up [CoolMusic] Pedals providing the FX for them. 

[DrumBruteImpact], [CRAVE] and [MiniBrute2S] make Beautifully Harsh Sounds and they can be patched together.

New [Behringer X1832USB] 18 Channel Mixer with a nice punchy sound partially due to Quality Compressors -- plugged in all my Drum Machines into it, but Everything sounds Great through this Mixer. Studio 3.0 is almost ready - Photos will be  posted to e-lemental.org website once ready!

New, second, Behringer Rack completed! This one has the [WASP], the [CAT] and my first Moog Clone, the [Model D]! My First Rack has the [Proton], [K2], a Korg MS-20 clone, [Neutron] and has a ton of patching options!

Next Recording -- Lem Sessions Live x Roland TR-8S Rhythm Performer Live - DJ since 1996 - Label started in 2022. Music Label run by a long-time DJ LEM, living on the West Coast diving deep into Music Production, especially the Live Performance kind. The Label is working on its First Single/EP/Album.

It's been a Minute, New Recordings coming! STUDIO 3.0 Photos Coming shortly. New VOLCA (#6) -- Volca Bass! New Synth (with issues) on sale from Amazon - [UNO SYNTH X PRO]... 128 presets room for 256. 

[PUSH 2] has been added to the proof-of-concept rig in my living room. This is running on Ableton Live 12, as they give you a second license activation with the Suite. [Donner Essential B1] is my 3rd 303 Unit - this one I bought because of a real good phat 303 sound and 128 pattern capacity plus it comes with a very decent delay.  [Arturia Keystep PRO] has arrived in the e-lemental.Music Studio... it was the last new unit in Vancouver and came at a hefty price for a MIDI Controller but I recon with the amount of Gear accumulated here, especially the semi-modulars, the Keystep Pro will be very useful tool indeed. Pictured here with the Beatstep Pro, one Sync Cable between them offers me control of 5 Melodic Sequencers and 2 Drums, or 6 Melodic and 1 Drum. This setup got me on fire and the Roland TR-8S is the perfect drum machine companion to these. 

[Arturia MiniBrute 2S] and [DrumBrute Impact] is my favorite setup for harsher sonic territories such as Industrial and Hard Techno, but far from limited to that. Please check out  my Track named "MURKY MEMORIES" to hear these two in action. Linked with a Sync cable they act as two parts of One Unit and sonically complimentary to one another. The Patch Bay on the 2S is very useful and the sequencer is very powerful and the reason I bought this one instead of the keyboard version.

[Ambient Zero] and [Korg Wavestate MK2] linked with a MIDI cable is my latest favorite setup for AMBIENT/DRONE Music. This will likely be paired up with other Units and Ableton Live's Drone Lab Instrument, which comes in at 8.6GB.

[Behringer Triple Rack] is finally done, Neutron was my first semi-modular analogue synth, followed by the Proton when it came out, and the MS-20 clone K2 came a few weeks ago from Poland to complete the rack. That means STUDIO v3.0 Photo shoot is coming! Will be done once the Live Rig (below) and the Rack are hooked up.

NXT RECORDING -- LIVE with no playlist so completely spontaneous ALL selected from my Vinyl/Vinyl Sourced Collection of Quality Tracks mixed with ROLAND TR-8S Drum Machine Beast with its 128 excellent drum kits and 128 Patterns. This is to celebrate the TIGHT SYNC between the TR-8S and Traktor using MIDI Clock and moving one step closer towards completely LIVE UNSCRIPTED Mixes with the Drum Machine Wonder.... I will call these types of mixes FRESH and with adding live drum patterns it becomes a LIVE PA MIX. NXT Dated Lem Sessions at 120BPM is right between the couch and the dancefloor. a mix of styles that sound good at that tempo.

2025 will mark the first Track Releases (not just DJ mixes) on e-lemental.Music label. Look for a First Single, then First EP leading to First Album. I am open to other Artists joining the label at some point, but not until those three things are realized.

The numbered DJ Mixes, my ultra-prepped, concept-based Mixes that I have been doing since Traktor 1.0 came out in the early 2000s. The lined-up mixes for this year are (numbers subject to change):
#50 - Platipus Records -- A Progressive Dream
#51-53 - Berlin's Triple Threat -- Basic Channel / Chain Reaction / Rhythm & Sound
#54 - Twisted FaeryTales IV - Title to be determined - downtempo/ambient
#55 - Taken, Too - based on Jeff Mills' Something in the Sky UFO Label releases - a proper sequel to a live Mix 'Taken' that is posted here
#56 - Studio 1 Releases contrasted with modern Minimalism - TRIPLE DECK MIX

*** I am DJ LEM and this is the Home of e-lemental.Music releases, a Music Label based in Richmond, BC, Canada and is releasing [DJ] Mixes, Singles, EPs, Albums and Live PAs as well as Videos and VJing -- the VJ Projector is now in the Studio. Please see Label Website for more and Mixcloud for archived mixes.

Eddie Merced is one of those artists whose sound speaks on a universal level. The Connecticut DJ and producer has honed a strain of techno and house that matches driving rhythms with richly melodic machine soul. As legendary French techno pioneer Laurent Garnier testified, “Eddie is one of the (too) rare producers these days that are keeping deep, soulful techno music alive.”

The key to the authenticity in Merced’s whole approach lies in the roots of the sound, tracking everything back to its source to understand where house and techno have come from in order to better take it forward. Merced’s life has been immersed in music since soaking up his dad’s love of freestyle and early 80s electro and heading off on his own voyage of exploration. From an affinity for soul, funk and disco through to the full spectrum of electronic music new and old, Merced’s appetite for sincere expression has been fuel for his own sharply-focused music. 

He established R4808n as a platform for his creative vision, framing the epic scope of his synth-rich production with the alluring intrigue of clandestine mysteries both of this earth and beyond. Elsewhere, Merced’s productions have been recognised and carried by scene-leading labels like Upon.You Records and Marco Bailey’s MB Elektronics, Yousef’s Circus Recordings and Brothers’ Vibe’s iconic New Jersey house imprint Mixx Records. His breakthrough release From Within, which also gives his Bloop London radio show its name, was carried by Gabcat back in 2016. 

As a DJ, Merced has played across the US, in the UK and mainland Europe, bringing a hi-octane energy to dancefloor settings, while his radio shows and studio mixes make space for slower, more introspective sounds that round out his musical identity. At all times, he keeps a handle on that vital deep techno, Detroit-inspired soul element that marks out his music. It’s a cohesive approach which has rightly drawn support from such respect luminaries as Colin Dale, Karotte, Ken Ishii and Claude Young Jr, while Carl Cox famously worked stems from Merced’s track ‘Tri-State Hustle’ during a hybrid live set at Ultra Music Festival 2022. 

True to techno’s origins as a fusion of technology and soul, Eddie Merced’s mission lies in the depth of his expression and the places he can take you - his is deeply rooted music heading into the future, reaching skywards as it hits you deep within.

Testimonials:

"Eddie is one of the (too) rare producers these days that are keeping deep soulful melodic Techno music alive. Been a big fan of his productions since day one!" - Laurent Garnier

“Eddie is a super talented DJ - producer who I noticed works really hard at his craft and at the moment is on an upward trajectory with some amazing production and captivating DJ sets under his belt. Definitely one to watch!” - Colin Dale

Dj y Productor Musical
Tech-House, Deep-Tech, Minimal-Tech, House, Techno.
Perfiles y Eventos! En links🔻

The future:

08/11 Ormside, London (UK)
21/11 NE x Headframes, Kiruna (SE)
12/12 Tresor, Berlin (DE)
19/12 Under Bron, Stockholm (SE)
20/12 Astron, Athens (GR)
31/01 Industrial Copera, Granada (ES)
13/02 TBA Tblisi (GE)
06/03 Under Bron, Stockholm (SE)


Requests/Booking:

booking@northernelectronics.se

The cohesive array of depth charged devices that Anthony Linell has produced is formidable. From his opening statements as Abdulla Rashim on his early label of the same name, right through to his recent work that puts his aliases aside, there is a robust and rigorous intent that compounds the elemental strategies of techno's models to apprehend his singular vision.

Presiding over Stockholm's Northern Electronics label with Varg (Jonas Rönnberg), Linell dispenses with mechanisms of attention on all fronts. Marked by an indefatigable self-reliance, the label presents exactly what it means to display, and no more. Carving an idiosyncratic platform for his music is as great of a warning as there could be that Linell's leveraging little toward the benefit of the audience. By his measure, the familiarity and comfort of contemporary techno is stripped back to its rushing heart, the senses left tailgating the strobe in a fit of intuition over decision. The greater this is exposed the colder it gets, and its in these extremes that Linell's caustic rhythmic precision hits. Live, it comes off as a galvanizing strike from the outside; analysing the room as a DJ, it's a case of being pursued through the dark.

Just as the brevity of Linell's output in the eyes of techno is exalted as it is brought into focus, the background to this blurs as you start to decipher his other projects. Lundin Oil skirts the fringes of noise and experimental music, and in collaboration with Varg as Ulwhednar, this is perhaps even more pronounced.

Purposively ricocheting between the techno world and experimental electronic music, Linell forges a distinct passage that gathers the aesthetically uncompromising motifs and missions from across this spectrum. It's this combination and resolve that's brought Linell to the world's attention, however little that attention has been solicited.

Contact -  dom.east.nyc@gmail.com

House Head/Gamer/Underground Enthusiast/90's Raver at Heart:

Disco/Breakbeats/Deepness/Funk/Tech/Soul/
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Tech-house, latin-house and deep/tech are my genres. 
New tracks coming soon!

New tracks tagged #deep tech-house