Robert Babicz - OSC Korg OPSIX

Tracklist 

01.CAPTAIN CAPSLOCK (Original Mix) - Marc DePulse
02.Genki - (Biesmans Remix) (Original Mix) - Transistorcake, Aili
03.Tempo (Biesmans Remix) - Glowal
04.Rapante (Palamara Remix) - Marc DePulse
05.Detuned Love (Original Mix) - Ray T.J.
06.Barrejat (Biesmans Remix) - AFFKT
07.Bold Girl (Original Mix) - Argia
08.Time (Mollono.Bass Club Remix) - Mollono.Bass, Close to Monday
09.Upside Down (Marc DePulse Remix) - Jinadu, fran&co
10.Dreams Are Dreams (Original Mix) - SOSANDLOW
11.Kill My Summer (feat. S//Rose) (Damon Jee Remix) - Rose, S, Kimshies
12.Lies (Stereo MC's Bugged Mix) - Megablast, Steven Jones
13.Zounzpaze (Dirty Doering Remix) - Betoko
14.Suicidal World (Original Mix) - Damon Jee 
15.Discomania (Original Mix) - Marc DePulse, Rafael Cerato
16.Not Your Circle (Original Mix) - Vlad Jet
17.Rate Gate (SNYL Space Gate Remix) - Thirsty Eyes
18.Sweat Ease (Original Mix) - Matthias Meyer, Budakid
19.Thicker Than Water (Biesmans Remix) - Alex Medina, Biesmans
20.Our Last Night feat. Mironas (Original Mix) - Mironas, Echonomist

HAPPY-NEW-(y) EAR-2022

deep with you podcast session / adam reise

Playlist Kling Klong show 368

1.	Steve hope - dirty talk - kittball
2.	the deepschakerz & kid enigma - what I do - moon harbour
3.	joeski - pasteles - moon harbour
4.	M:O:N:R:O:E: - push the fader - get physical
5.	Catz n dogz - kiki (solomun rmx) - pets
6.	Oliver schories - peron - 8bit
7.	Sparrow & Barbossa& toss - saudades do mar (keener mx) - cacao
8.	Soel - ghasia - bedrock
9.	Sascha braemer - hearing voices - radikon
10.	Nico stojan & tooker - Frisbee - crosstownrebels
11.	Gigee - grindeveld - mobilee

Kling Klong show 368

Playlist Kling Klong show 371

1.	Viddsan - youre driving me crazy - kittball
2.	Viddsan - necessary - kittball
3.	Super flu - didschn (monkey safari rmx) - get physical
4.	Grance & V Souza - arya - ZEF
5.	Curol - organic (Grance & V Souza rmx) - fluxo
6.	Metrika & Sabo - imagine ( Abel rey rmx) - sol selectas
7.	Sabo & Hot oasis - Bakhu (Dj Chus rmx) - sol selectas
8.	Hidden empire - comoja - stil vor talent
9.	Sergio serge - recondmind - moon harbour
10.	Quiver - hold (8kays rmx) - bedrock

Kling Klong show 371

Julian played the opener set for Der Dritte Raum on the big floor, he did like always a nice and great job.

Sets

Julian Althaus @ Artheater invites BergWacht 20.11.2021

First Kittball Rooftop of the Year 22! 
This is my warm up Set recorded Live

Kittball Rooftop - Nils Koenig Warm Up Set

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Le Chaman Doit Se Reveiller (Long Play)

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► Release Info:

Randall Jones and Nick Stoynoff join forces on Panama Red, an original cut that glides effortlessly between progressive house and sleek techno. Released on Stoynoff’s own NOFF! imprint, the track embodies the label’s ethos — deep, hypnotic, and rhythmically refined.

From the opening bars, Panama Red locks into a supple, rolling groove. A pulsing bassline drives the low end while percussive accents flicker around it, giving the rhythm both swing and bite. Subtle modulation keeps the energy simmering, never boiling over — the mark of producers who know exactly how to control tension on the dancefloor.

The duo’s chemistry shines in the details: evolving pads and filtered synth textures lend the track a cinematic glow, while its minimalist arrangement keeps focus squarely on motion and atmosphere. It’s progressive in the truest sense — a journey that unfolds gradually, revealing new shades with each listen.

Rather than chase obvious hooks or peak-time fireworks, Panama Red trades in understated sophistication. It’s music designed for the deeper hours, when dancers close their eyes and move instinctively to the groove. There’s a touch of psychedelia in the sound design, a nod to both artists’ penchant for storytelling through texture rather than melody.

In a landscape crowded with formulaic “melodic techno,” Panama Red stands out by resisting the urge to shout. Instead, it whispers — confident, controlled, and unmistakably groovy.

Robert Babicz - OSC Korg OPSIX

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