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Turbo pulls out amazing vinyl-only remixes from Red Axes and Johnny Aux to go alongside a massive acid version from @themartinezbros .

The effervescent Bronx brothers highlight the package with their ‘Keep it 100 remix,’ a 132 BPM jacker. Guaranteed, club-conquering acid here. 

UK producer @Johnny-Aux, fresh from a huge remix for DFA’s Shit Robot, turns in an incredibly raw, heads-down techno mix, low slung until after the break when a crunchy ride comes in to drive things into loopy mayhem. 

Tel Aviv’s brilliant @RedAxes turn in a beautifully complex, featuring big bells, guitars, and killer grooves… not sure how to describe this one, but it doesn’t seem wrong to settle on desert cowboy acid.

Trippy, rough, underground remixes of Tiga Vs Boys Noize’s summer collaboration.

Vinyl release date: September 18, 2015

Juno: bit.ly/1Fzu9J8
decks: bit.ly/1QqCPIc
deejay: bit.ly/1L4mQPO
Redeye: bit.ly/1EQ8Loc
Forced Exposure: bit.ly/1FzumvX

100 Remixes

Tiga VS Boys Noize - 100 (Red Axes Remix) [PREVIEW]

Release Date: 04/12/2015
PETS060 Jonathan Kaspar - Cross Pendant EP


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Laurent Garnier - I will definitely be playing these out :) 
Danny Daze - DOPE new release from Pets!!! 
Mano Le Tough - Its gotta be the Red Axes remix here for me. Nice stuff. 
Axel Boman - Thats a killer Red Axes remix! Thanks a million! 
Danny Howells - Killer solid chunky builder .. will drop the original for sure. Thanks! 
Marcus Worgull - Thank you for sending this one! I think both are great tracks!. 


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Jonathan Kaspar - Cross Pendant (Original Mix)

Where Fairmont's austere original gradually unfolds to expose layer upon layer of hypnotic synth, the Heretic remix fills the negative space with breaks so razor-sharp they'll lacerate your eardrums.

Release Date: 7 March 2016

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@fairmont


Premiere: Fairmont - Obsidian (Heretic Remix) [Days Of Being Wild]

exclusive remix on the Nein Compilation
Yes Means Nein
http://www.junodownload.com/products/yes-means-nein/3142139-02/

The Emperor Machine - Sisco Seeker  - Rodion + Mammarella Mix

Last heard baring his musical soul on Maceo Plex's Ellum label, Valencia producer @dillau-vlc makes his debut on Jennifer Cardini's @correspondant with the 'Louder' EP. We're premiering @mr_tc_glasgow's remix of 'Echo Silent' which sounds like the sort of music I'd like to hear on approaching a haunted house deep in the middle of a Scandinavian forest.

Louder

PREMIERE: Fiberroot - Echo Silent (MR TC Remix) [Correspondant]

INFO: 
https://www.clubbingspain.com/mp3/2017/primicia-undo-simbenia.html

Undo - Simbenia / The Last Song

Simbenia

PRIMICIA: Undo - Simbenia [Factor City]

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MFRED4 - Speaking In Tongues - Emerge Perfectly - My Favorite Robot Records

So here we are with Riotvan's second installment of the "Familiar Faces", showcasing what's happening with the label these days (a lot), making label-residents shake hands and welcome affiliated folks to the syndicate. Although this is a 'various artists'-format, the here gathered stylistic approaches and track-turned mindsets make a strikingly coherent body of work. Just another evidence of how Riotvan has evolved into a renowned think tank of likeminded artists and indicator of state of the art sonic bliss. 

Kicking off we find Perel immersing in yet another synth-driven stream, seeking continuation to her latest, widely praised full length-cycle, but this time bypassing Venus or rather "Super Venus" while floating off to other otherworldly dimensions.

Next in line are Black Spuma, i.e. Lauer and Fabrizio Mammarella, demonstrating via "Drumbaeck" what a match in Neo-Disco-heaven they are. A highly energetic beat, laying the grounding for a cheerful synth-hook and harmonies you won't get out of your head anytime soon.

Same goes for "Tropical Redux", the follow up by none other than Panthera Krause. A particularly elated affair, carried out by a funked up bassline and a catchy string-theme, sticking its neck out in Disco-realms, while maintaining a primetime-adjusted groove.

At this point it's about time for a premiere. Say hi to New Hook, an all-female power-force with their debut release. "FXART" comes as a well-versed exercise in reviving frigid 80ies leanings with a contemporary urgency and attitude. And that's just a glimpse on what's to come from Linda, Ilka and Juliane.

Chinaski, definitely no stranger to the Riotvan family, is taking on the 80ies vibe and hands in "Zeichen der Zeit", an unhasting ride through various galaxies, combining nostalgic synth-aesthetics with spaced out futurism.

Closing things off, it's label-mainstay Jennifer Touch cutting deep with "Bleed", an almost existentially emotive composition, exploring spiritual abysses lyrically, re-modelling emotional chaos within the overtones of the arrangement and even trimming things down to physical functionality within the track's progression.

"Familiar Faces Nº2" will be out end of October 5th on Vinyl and digital formats, both being distributed by Muting The Noise. Artwork courtesy of Karen from Studio M21N.

www.riotvan.de

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