art:cast °144 | Ketiov

Living in Madrid but originally from Poland it’s Voitek Taranczuk better known under his artist moniker Ketiov, which is Voitek backwards, and as part of Polish duo Catz ‘n Dogz (formerly known as 3 Channels). After just releasing the seventh outing on his own label and the altogether second one of himself on it, Ketiov now delivers the number 144 of Torture the Artist’s art:cast series and it is a ride into House. With influences from Chicago House and generally a preference for darker sounds with sexy sweaty note, Ketiov compiled a homogenous conglomerate of music that showcases the artist’s knowledge as well as experience in the 67 minute lasting mix. If you ever needed a soundtrack to imagine what it feels like to dance in a combined heat and power station, Ketiov has it for you. 

Artist information
Ketiov: https://facebook.com/ketiovmusic // @ketiov // https://instagram.com/ketiov

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art:cast #144 by Ketiov

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art:cast °144 | Ketiov

Torture the Artist - your source for contemporary electronic music

Torture the Artist is a webzine, or a magazine made for the internet, geared towards those with a passion for contemporary electronic music, with subgenres including Techno, Tech House, Deep House and Eletronica, as well as a small amount of Indie and Alternative. Founded in 2014 by Holger Breuer, a German native and lover of the arts, Torture the Artist now consists of five team members from all around the world.

In addition to publishing interviews, music reviews, DJ charts and track premieres, the webzine hosts out a  podcast series called 'art:casts'. This medium gives DJs and producers the artistic freedom to highlight their different musical styles while not being restricted by factors such as setting, and connecting them to a wider audience. 

Being in its ninth year, Torture the Artist has gained a strong and active online support group, including music enthusiasts to label managers and artists themselves, creating a cohesive community with music as their bond.