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Forged in the fire of recent studio sessions for Tiga’s next artist album, ‘Let’s Go Dancing’ is the collaboration between the Canadian producer and Audion aka Matthew Dear. An epic in all senses of the word (the full version clocks in at 9 minutes), ‘Let’s Go Dancing’ is a brilliant piece of hypnotic, primal techno.

Remixes come courtesy of some of the hottest producers of the moment: Breach, Solomun and Maya Jane Coles, alongside rising Turbo star joeFarr.

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Tiga VS Audion - Let's Go Dancing (Maya Jane Coles Dancing In The Dark Remix)

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This third installment of DJ Margeir Ingólfsson's acclaimed Blue Lagoon Soundtrack continues the tradition of capturing the relaxing and otherworldly atmosphere of Iceland’s Blue Lagoon in a flawless mix of eclectic electronic gems. Known both at home and abroad as Iceland's premier DJ, Margeir strikes a unique tone with tracks ranging from 1960s Icelandic classics through to brand new and exclusive unreleased material. Track 1-15 is compiled by Margeir and Track 16-29 by his alter ego outfit with GusGus’s President Bongo, Gluteus Maximus. Soulful, fluid, vital, and powered by an electronic heartbeat, this collection mimics the Blue Lagoon's unique combination of the restorative power of nature and the manmade technology that harnesses it.

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Essáy: Morning Mountain

Marking his debut on 90watts, Julian Liander delivers the You And Me EP, a heartfelt journey through the organic house spectrum. Guided by his motto 'Inspired by sounds of nature, flowing in synergy with a message of love,' Julian shapes three unique soundscapes that balance warmth, rhythm, and emotion.

You And Me, Ember and Moon Whisper embody Julian's vision of music as a living, breathing connection, between the listener, the dancefloor, and the world around us.

You And Me EP

Ember (Edit)

Buy / Stream

A laid back one (Kool and the Gang - Summer Madness flip)

What I Do

Twin Turbo 004 
Gingy & Bordello - Body Acid EP

A true product of Toronto's thrillingly cosmopolitan Grooving Pot, this Chinese-Italian duo offers much more than a staggering blow to the face of casual racism, crafting highly effective acid tracks with just a hint of banger.

Bordello has served as Turbo's in-house intern for the past year, managing such vital tasks such as buying Tiga's bagels, toasting Tiga's bagels, and offering a youthful take on bagels to a bunch of jaded crabs. Gingy, by all accounts, is a really nice guy.

They initially caught the attention of racists and non-racists alike with their first EP, 'Vaporizer,' on This Is Music, before catching the ear of some big names with THESE tracks, with Brodinski championing 'Body Acid' and forcing Turbo’s A&R Vibetrust to pay their respects to the kid with a foot in the door and a finger on the Ontarian Pulse. 

If you aren't sold on the Ontario-buzz, or the Cinternderella story, then maybe you'll pay attention to two awesome remixes by the bombest Bulgarian, Kink. The 'Deep' mix is a lush, throbbing body-rub, and the 'Acid' version is a highlight-reel of peak time mayhem, already caned and charted by Erol Alkan and Tiga.

If nothing else, “Body Acid” is a vital reminder that acid goes into your body. That’s just the way it works.

Twin Turbo 004 - Body Acid

Body Acid (KiNK's on Acid Remix)

From Nowhere

From Nowhere (Mike Mago Remix)

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Me Succeeds - Rongorongo

A language, that can´t be read.

Hamburg-based electropop-trio Me Succeeds releases their fourth album "Rongorongo" on the selfmade label i saw music. The band will autonomously distribute the record, manifested in 180 gramms of vinyl, clad in screenprinted artwork. In addition the full album will be available as a free download on isawmusic.de.

The naming of "Rongorongo" refers to the long lost language of the Easter Island that is deemed indecipherable. Me Succeeds tell of this oblivion, of the incomprehension and of losing the relation to oneself. But the songs featured on "Rongorongo" remain unintrusive and leave room for interpretations.

Musically, Me Succeeds stick with the classic indie-sounds of bass, guitars and stageorgan, but arrange them with the beats and the simplicity of house- or minimal-techno structures.

Rongorongo

Smooth - another life

Turbo 048
Chaim & Guy J
Isreality EP

Let’s face it, Israel gets a bad rap. But now that they have salvaged England’s dreams for Euro 2008, we at Turbo felt it was time to jump on the bandwagon.

In Israel, when a boy turns 12, he has to join the military. This is called a Bar Mitzvah, and it is the first step in the grooming process that ultimately allows young Jewish men to control the global economy through an invisible banking empire. But for young Chaim (aka DJ H, aka Silent C, aka Chaimpion Of The Universe) destiny dealt a different set of lush, prog, melodic cards. I must confess, my only real experience with Israelies is on the beaches of Goa, where their reputation is dubious at best: dragon-stick juggling, hard-partying stoners, with cosmic space-trance pants, and post-military abandon. Nothing quite like a bad-tripping AND Mossad-trained 19 year old naked on a motorbike. But over the past few years even the most hardened euro-centric techno snob has been forced to acknowledge the rise of Israel as a purveyor of serious techno... and Chaim and Guy J are two of the leaders of this new school.

I normally do everything I can to avoid talking about the music (just seems so 94) , but in this case, I’ll indulge: the Isreality EP features three tracks of modern, serious, melodic trance-dance. Let me remind you we are NOT talking trance as in the genre, but trance as the verb...  If you are
human, you WILL trance. It is simple, Chaim, working in his countryside lab outside Tel Aviv, has developed the formula... A formula that has made him a star on Cocoon, Dogtown, Supplemental Facts and GoldenBalls Disks.

First off is the politically charged “Don’t Panic”... A message of intent that political leaders would be wise to heed, and a possible response to last years “Panic” ep by his arch-nemesis Vhaim (also pronounced Haim), leader of the so called Negev House Mafia. Don’t panic, ironically causes... PANIC on the dancefloor. Good panic, some even say Groove-Panic. The only panic we are concerned with, however,  is the panic you feel as you fumble for your credit card and wonder if beatport will run out of copies. Panic. Did I mention panic?

Rue De Charlotte, named after some street, is a 7.00 epic builder that builds into an epic.
But “don’t panic”, cuz on the b-side, Guy J. (Real name Brett Simpson), not to be outdone drops “SKIN”, a lush, nu-school trance workout that is fantastic and great.
Turbo is proud of these dance-songs.

Ultimately, Turbo is not a political entity, and we have no agenda... I feel we proved that with 2005’s Hamacid 303 EP, and the deleted 1996 techstep explosion of Syria Killa feat MC Da’ Mass Kuss. This EP is not about Israel, or the Middle East, it is simply about new artists, gorgeous techno music, new directions in global dance culture, and the fact that we assume you are not an anti-semite.

Love from Tel Aviv VIA Montreal

Tiga

Isreality EP

Chaim - Don't Panic

As hard as it might be to believe, there was a time when the word TRANCE did NOT mean Dutch guys dressed in white wearing Oakleys..... it also didn't mean Israeli post-military dragon-stick wielding reefer addicts...... actually, there was a glorious era where trance was a VERB rather than a NOUN....... i'm talking about when you GOT in a trance, at lets say for example: the Golden Eagle in Munich in 81, in a white-tiled sauna-motif discotec, grooving to a 17 minute reel-to reel version of Knights in White satin on your 2nd bottle of poppers while some guy named "Wolfie" takes his modern ballet skills to the "next level".

If that sounds appealing....and I know it does.....then allow me to introduce you to Compuphonic and Kolombo....a throwback to the days of Romance-Trance of the highest order. Deep, sensual (yes, i used the word SENSUAL) electronic grooves so potent that we were forced by a coalition of competitors' labels to ONLY release some of them digitally to restrict their awesome power to trip people out. These tracks make other tracks seem like mindless shallow shit. That includes some of Turbo’s other releases.

Open your mind. Embrace the fact that we all yearn to dance into the fire matrix of eternal love, with our joints firmly linked to space-wires controlled by the master puppeteer of chakra consciousness...... the Mirror-Man, your reflected soul, and bask in the knowledge that only the mind is porous enough to absorb all Light-Grooves, becoming the Mind-Vacuum.

They are also from Belgium.

love from Munich,
 Tiga


Emotion EP

Compuphonic & Kolombo - Emotion (edit)

Parov Stelar - Autumn Song

Sara Schiralli - Roll The Dice

The Giver Remixes

Duke Dumont - The Giver (Tiga Remix)

"As We Walk" is taken from Colt Silvers' album "Red Panda".

Written and performed by Colt Silvers
Produced by Deaf Rock Records
Engineered and mixed by Christophe Pulon at Deaf Rock Studios, Strasbourg
Mastered by Robin Schmidt at 24-96 Mastering Germany 

Drums by Julien Hermann from the Electric Suicide Club 

© 2013 Deaf Rock Records.

As We Walk

1. Sharam Jey & Dj Tapesh - Over Me (Original Mix)

Turbo Recordings was founded by Tiga in Montreal back in 1998. In addition to launching his own career, the label has been integral in the success of acts like Chromeo, Gesaffelstein, Duke Dumont and most recently, ANNA & Charlotte de Witte. Core talent includes ZZT (Tiga's collaboration with Zombie Nation), Jori Hulkkonen, BETON, Clouds, Harvard Bass, Pilo, Shaded, Dimitri Veimar and a host of new young producers in genres ranging from pure techno, electro, and house to pop. The list of artists who have released music on the label is a veritable 'who's who' of top-level talent spanning a broad musical range, and this, along with a commitment to beautiful design, has earned the label respect in the industry and a cult following among fans. 

“We started out singing into plastic bags and shipping them to stores as quickly as possible. Later, we discovered that vinyl sounds way better when delivered by kayak. I learned so much the first few years…Now, as I look towards the future, I can envision music for poor people, sonic odors for the hearing impaired, even MP3s for women....Vroom, sucka!” says Tiga, the lyrical lampsman lighting the way down Dance Avenue.

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Duke Dumont - The Giver (Tiga Remix)

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