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Kate Miller’s far-reaching sound is 10 years in the making. Regularly plying her trade across dance floors in Europe and Australia, the Body Verse founder is renowned for delivering wide-ranging sets which move across genres with fluidity. Enjoy!

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ITPS067 KATE MILLER

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Playlist 02.11.2022

Factory Sequences - Moisture Motherboard / True Romance
Nick Morgan - In Your Head / Another Record Label
DAVÍ - Mirage / Crosstown Rebels
David Ponziano - Blindfold / Penrose Records
Ivory - Feelin / Innervisions
Whitesquare - Inside Your Soul / Visual Distortions
Hell & Sel (DJ Hell, John Selway) - Save The Robots (The Hacker Rmx) / Science Cult
Julian Wassermann - Aftertouch / Sinners
Bonobo - Defender / Outlier
DAVÍ - Nosferatu / Crosstown Rebels
Sean Harvey - Oscillate / Keep Thinking
Florian Kruse ft. Kevin Knapp - Rhythm Speech / Stone Free Berlin
Mladen Tomic - Supersonic Emotion / Night Light Records
Tallmen.785 - A Ways Up / Kneaded Pains
Roman Adam - BTW / Senso Sounds
Stephan Barnem - Kaizen / Siamese
Rebel Youth - What Is Soul (Joris Voorn Rmx) / Systematic Recordings
Karla Blum - Something Unreal (Oliver Huntemann Rmx) / Say What? Records
Kelvin Belton - Dub That Chord / made of Concrete
The Reason Y - Black And White / Kneaded Pains
Omis italy - Contrasting Details / EI8HT
Akoriz - Monoi / Kneaded Pains
Dave Angel - Original Man / Something Happening Somewhere

Karotte @ Karottes Kitchen 02-11-2022

With a love for the dub reggae sounds and the earth-shattering bass frequencies of Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry and King Tubby, Brian Mitchell AKA Tallmen 785 went down a musical pathway that eventually led to the visionary techno sounds of Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Basic Channel and Sandwell District.

On his first release for the Kneaded Pains label, these dub-wise leanings can be found across three tracks on the ‘Head Down’ EP.

The Berlin based artist has previously released on Scuba’s Hotflush Recordings, Rhythm Nation Records and Off Recordings, and deftly constructs a trio of deep and hypnotic techno tracks for Dense & Pika’s imprint that ooze sophistication and class.

Tallmen 785
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PREMIERE: Tallmen 785 - Umdrehen (for Ornette) (Kneaded Pains)

"What is the connection between techno and digital dancehall?" This is the question I wanted to answer with this DJ set. 90 beats per minute is a relatively slow tempo for a modern dance floor and the kick drum patterns are quite irregular, yet there are many similarities. That is why I put together this mix so as to highlight the relationship inherent within the two genres. Low Jack, Bobby Konders and Blawan make appearances in the mix with 909 high hats swirling around Yamaha DX7 synth basslines and breakbeats bursting through thundering kick drums, all hallmarks of techno yet framed in a dancehall setting. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did making it.”
- Brian aka Tallmen 785

Buy Head Down EP

KPMX:37 - Tallmen 785

Here’s some selected DJ feedback ----

Eats Everything 
'Lovely EP, some killer stuff in there.'

Maya Jane Coles 
'Liking Machine Code!'

Ewan Pearson 
'Machine Code is terrific. More Erotic Discourse vibes. Audiojack production chops always perfect too.'

Joris Voorn
'Paul & Paulo did a great job!'

Maxxi Soundsystem
'Love Machine Code. Smashed it to pieces in London at the weekend. Will be playing it lots more...'

Ben Pearce 
'Solidness! '

Huxley
'loving machine code!'

Doc Martin 
'Funky Bass Bizzness!!!!'

Oliver $
'love it!'

MANIK 
'Huge tune. Reminds me of the old shit they did. Love it!'

Tensnake
'thank you, nice pack’

Sidney Charles 
'Machine code is sick! gracias!'

Pirupa
'Great release!! full support!!'

wAFF 
'Machine Code Is sick, like Alex's remix too..... love you both you fat pairs of carrots xxx'

PBR Streetgang
'machine code hints of erotic discourse .. sounds a bit like R2D2 having a wank in a biscuit tin .. love it lads !! A R remix nice and groovy too '

Pezzner 
'There's a solid after-hours vibe to this release. I'll keep on hand for the right moment. 

Coyu 
'Alexis Raphael remix sounds very interesting. I will try it out'

Simon Baker
'Indigo is a nice bouncey number! '

Joyce Muniz 
'Paul C & Paolo Martini Remix is dooope !'

Andre Crom 
'great ep altogether, especially love machine code original.'

Edu Imbernon
'Machine Code is amazing, need more of this!'

Brett Johnson 
'MACHINE CODE!!! YES !!!!'

Waifs & Strays
'So much love for Audiojack, and again this is quality. Machine Code is gonna sound wicked on a big system. Alexis's remix is cool too.'

Droog 
'Indigo is my pick here, groovy shit'

Infinity Ink
'really cool e.p thanks'

http://www.beatport.com/release/machine-code-ep/1257794

GRU032: Audiojack – Machine Code EP
Release date: 7th April 2014. 
a1| Machine Code (original) 
a2| Indigo (original)
b1| Machine Code (Paul C & Paolo Martini remix)
b2| Indigo (Alexis Raphael remix)

Out now on vinyl, and digitally on Beatport, iTunes and over 100 more digital stores. 


Audiojack - Machine Code (original)

Locked and loaded, here comes the next salvo in RYC’s line of action. Going by the name “Heimat” - the German word for “homeland”, this eighteenth number in our catalogue breaks in a new series that will set the focus on exciting new names with a vision. Zeitgeisty by nature, the approach chosen for these VAs is to document state-of-the-art productions from lesser known and emerging figures, whose skills and talent we firmly believe in. An extension of our creed that techno is there to push boundaries and not reiterate the same bland assertions over and over, ad nauseam, “Heimat” shall form a shelter for top-of-the-range material and that exclusively, regardless of the producer’s fame, level of fashionability and/or market-friendliness.

Summoned on that debut platter are names you may have heard through our channels already, and some you haven’t. Drawing first blood, Brazilian talent Marcal gets the wrecking-ball swinging at fierce rate. Engineering an inch-perfect balance between Amazonian suavity and cutting-edge industrialism, the Goiânia-based whiz treats us to a mind-altering maelstrom of rainforest techno, leaving no room for improvisation whether on the rhythmic side or in terms of sound design. An absolute crusher. Another Brazilian completes the A-side, in the person of Nicolas Vogler. His track “Lost in Paradiso” is everything a mental techno pumper should be: nose-diving drum assaults, pools of lavish textures to sink your brain within, spiralling synth motifs. Epic, truly.

Mysterious on-the-rise producer Hurdslenk takes over the flip with a mammoth of a fast-paced churner, designed at nothing but sweeping legs by the dozen. True to the early 00s hi-NRG strain of techno, Hurdslenk fractures his way into the system with a proper bomb of a tune, hovering the cursor halfway Birmingham-style sonic aggression and made in Rotterdam warehouse-obliteration. Final word goes to mould.audio’s Ruben Ganev, an artist who knows all too well how to fly you off to the zone with a mere kick and surgically processed machine hoodoo with a purpose. Laser-precise and full-bodied, “Scattered” is the paragon of a masterful hypnotic ride, steering us smack-dab the middle of a weirdly claustrophobic dream with the right amount of daze-inducing envelopes and fuel-efficient percussive power.

“Heimat” comes pressed to a 100% orange transparent vinyl, and clad in a pristine, matt varnished package to please your eyes and ears in equal measure.

A1 written & produced by Marcal
A2 written & produced by Nicolas Vogler
B1 written & produced by Hurdslenk
B2 written & produced by Ruben Ganev
Distributed by Clone Distribution Rotterdam
Artwork & Design by Jillem
Cat. no. RYCL018 – All Rights Reserved
℗ & © Reclaim Your City 2023
www.reclaimyourcity.bandcamp.com

Heimat

RYCL018 - Hurdslenk - Runabout

My Edit to Kelman Duran for the music "6 de la mañana"
I HOPE YOU ENJOY
Supported by: Bison & Squareffekt, ahahadadream, TSVI and Ikonika

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Soundcloud: @sir-g-2
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Free Download

Kelman Duran - 6 De La Mañana (Sir Gil Santos Edit)

Dancehall Set 4

Written, re-mixed and produced by Al Green at 'The Zoo'.

Boddika & Joy Orbison - Mercy (Boddika's VIP)

Barker & Baumecker | Silo (Kobosil Remix)

Pugilist steps up on Trule with a four track EP of sound system club heaters across various styles and BPMs. From the broken UK garage of the title track, the crunching breaks of Untitled with ILK, the dubwise Junglism of Adversity with Tamen, and the techno dancehall variation of Portal. Something for all the dancers.

ILK & Pugilist - Untitled

This was Ben Klock during Awakenings NYE 2019 on the 1st of January 2020 at the Gashouder, Amsterdam.

Upcoming Awakenings events:
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Awakenings NYE 2019 | Ben Klock

Kobosil | Think & Think

''Basement sounds for sleepless nights''


Something changed when the then 20 year-old Tallmen 785 a.k.a Brian Mitchell heard King Tubby and Lee Perry for the first time. Those dub-wise sounds reverberated through his body unearthing a desire to seek out all the music he had yet to discover. A quest that inevitably led him to seek out further sounds from the past and the future, which inevitably led him into the gripping hands of Techno. Shortly thereafter Brian saw it necessary to change his surroundings and so, a move from NYC where he was playing guitar with the likes of jazz legend Ornette Coleman, Lawrence D. ''Butch'' Morris, and many in the improvised music scene, to Berlin (a path taken by many) seemed to produce anything but cliché results. From here the sounds of Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Sandwell District, Basic Channel, Ben Klock and numerous trips to Berlin’s fabled Berghain, filled the gaps between playing guitar for numerous bands and performing regularly with Jochen Arbeit (Einstürzende Neubauten). This balance of Electronic music and organic instrumentation created a balance that led him away from blatant Techno mimicry, but rather to create his own unique sonic interpretations. Most of the elements in his tracks are made from guitar sounds that go through an extensive filtration process to realise an aesthetic that does not derive from drum machines and synths. His 20 plus years of musical training ripple through his current Techno productions, which is why his sound can seem somewhat alien, but yet so familiar.

Booking, demos, remix requests, and press:

tallmenrecords@gmail.com

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