I said last week's Map was my favorite — well, until I recorded this one. This is a collection of hypnotic, deep, ritualistic techno that illustrates my idea of the "dancefloor journey", where each track takes you somewhere new and at the end, having built and released the tension, you're let down gently to reflect. Something like that, anyways. Enjoy the music. 

Tracklist

1. Joachim Spieth, Warmth - Black Marble
2. Artificial Drm & WLM - Fervent
3. Geinst - Flydub
4. Forest on Stasys - Lotus Island (Feral Reconstruction)
5. Feral, Luigi Tozzi - Third Eye
6. Viels - La Fine E L’Inizio
7. Mr. Tron - Crankshaft (Feral Remix)
8. Alpha Tracks - Kaleidoscope Face
9. Hydrous - Corrupted Echo
10. Space Drum Meditation - Water Sirens
11. Svarog - Great Mind
12. Hitam - Kaelago (Rene Wise Remix)
13. Mersel - Modulator
14. Conntex - Bones
15. Fisssh - Panaque
16. Magna Pia - Orpheus
17. Sunju Hargun & Konduku - Mekong
18. Labyrinthine - Obelisk (Forest On Stasys Remix)
19. Mari Mattham - Cambogia
20. Sandra Mosh - 040
21. Stroef - Installation
22. JSPRV35 - Silver
23. Gannein & Ket Robinson - Growing Torment
24. Matrix - Zkj
25. Susumu Yokota - Oh My God

Map 16 (deep and hypnotic techno DJ set)

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Amsterdam-based digital media producer, curator, and record collector. 

Give me a follow if you like what you hear, and reach out if you'd like to book me or collaborate.

I'm particularly interested in the deeper side of techno and house, but never feel limited by the constraints of genre. 

Please check out my mix series "The Map Is Not the Territory" to see what I mean by that.

Acid alterego: Devoran
Owner of Detroit techno influenced label: Boomstraat 1818 
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A label where he releases his own work but also techno tracks from friends and kindred spirits.

Stroef is an Amsterdam based techno dj and producer. Primary influences are Jeff Mills' legendary Tokyo Liquidroom 1995 set and Surgeon's 'Force + Form' album. Later on harder techno sets like High Heel Techno by Dylan Drazen but also his more deep house oriented sets like 'Carry on' and 'Caught in The Act'. It showed him he wanted to play different kinds of techno, from Detroit to dub techno and electro. 

In 2002 he bought his first two decks and since 2005 he has been mixing with three turntables ever since. His mixing style can be described as fast and progressive: often starting out slow and ending harder. He always tries to tell his listeners a story. 

He was also Question clubnight (R.I.P.) resident and and fellow organiser.

Map 16 (deep and hypnotic techno DJ set)

Tomaso M.