Planisphere - Teardrop

 Not much experience in recording on analog synthesizers and not only) But this is not a hindrance to the creation of the correct sound, based on the inner strings of the soul's breathing!!! You have to live with a good life and not in a hurry! 

I was 12 years old in 1983 when I heard Kraftwerk "Tour de France". It had a profound impact on me. I was drawn toward music that used synths before that. Pink Floyd, The Cars, Gary Numan, etc. but Kraftwerk was different. I was taught break dance moves from some of the older kids on my street and we would put on shows at school fairs. A year later (1984) I was introduced to The Cure (Pornography and The Top) and again, this music would have a profound effect on me. From there, I started going clubbing and the floodgate of post punk, new wave and industrial music opened up and I found myself. The third artist that gripped me was Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly, Delirium) in 1987. Since my roots are in dancing, my place is on the dancefloor. However, I wanted to HAVE the music, so I'm a collector, as well. I was always known for having the newest tracks before anyone else, except the professional djs, of course. And even helped a close friend launch his career as a dj (1990) as he taught himself how to spin using my vinyl (and some of his own). As the music progressed, so did I. From acid house, house, early rave, gabber, ambient, techno, dnb, jungle, trip hop, speed garage, prog. house, breaks, trance, psy trance, prog. breaks, electro & dub step I've amassed my collection and knowledge. I'm not a very good DJ but I have dabbled in that, at times, to reminisce about the past. Preferably on vinyl as I'm not tech savvy. I once had aspirations to produce music and be a part of electronic music's evolution around 1993 but was sidelined by other aspects of life. Electronic music has been the center of my world for 42 years and I'm soooo grateful that I had the opportunity to live thru its evolution. My mood generally dictates what I listen to and there is always something that fits whatever mood I'm in. That's the beauty of electronic music. I do miss the old days of clubbing and the illegal rave parties in the early 90's. I'm not one to frequent festivals, as it doesn't have the intimacy of a small, dank, smoke filled club or a crusty warehouse that the cops could show up at any minute. But I have  seen most of my favorite DJs and been to concerts of my favorite artists thru the years. It's all about the music...

Love old skool jungle, hardcore and techno. Open to chilled mix. Trance and euphoric also depends on my mood. Due to my full time job, the uploads will come as and when. Remember be nice to the ambulances they are there to help you. Stay safe and I hope you enjoy my mix’s. Track listings will be posted upon request. Bookings. Contact scorpio351@hotamil.com

If I follow you or like your track, it's not to trick you into something, it just means I like your stuff. Strange concept, I know. Not doing reposts or follow for follow, period.

You can get in touch by sending a mail to culturesdjteam@aol.com or leaving a direct message on here. Not sure why you would, but if... Please try to not sound like a bot. Thank you.

Remix and co-op requests are welcome but not automatically accepted.

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Danny Kellner aka Hrglhrst is a producer born in Germany.

The beginnings of his career reside in Metropolarea Nuremberg, where to this day he never managed nor dared to demonstrate in any of the clubs in the province, always hiding from booths with great artists of national and international stature.

He began his training as a bedroom DJ with Dance&Techno eJay in the year 2000 under the alias DJ Endymion (no, not THE Endymion from NL) & M.L.E.B., where he later continued self-studying musical production and composition with Fruity Loops Studio from 2003 onward, showcasing his work first time on Youtube in 2007 as Cultures DJ Team (often shortened to: CDJT and/or Cultures).

As that name is impossible to google, he renamed himself one final time - hopefully - in late 2014.

He is not part of a major record label, or any actually. Yes. Such emptiness. Very sad.

His music has yet to achieve support of greater or at least similar references in the many genres he's toying with.

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I'd like to thank my long extinct TranceLuvers gang, and personal heroes, especially Iceferno and Juventa for their help & support. Oh, and that Youtube dude who used my Fountain Remix as BGM in his 'Do Reptilians really exist?'-video 16 years ago! You rock!

Planisphere - Teardrop

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