Techno (Peak Time/Driving/Hard)

Versus is an original new concept album of 12 new collaborations and remixes with some of John and Nicks favourite producers with 3 x CD coming in a Limited edition bespoke embossed box set with a beautiful 20 page booklet. featuring on CD 1 all the tracks seamlessly mixed together by John Digweed, CD2 is unmixed for all you budding DJ`s and CD3 features 8 brand new Downtempo and Electronica tracks for those special after party moments


CD1 mixed by John Digweed
CD2 unmixed Versions
CD3 Electronica 8 brand new original downtempo and electronica tracks from John Digweed & Nick Muir

Available to pre- order Vinyl / Limited Edition Box set / iTunes 
as www.versusalbum.com

John Digweed & Nick Muir: Versus
1. Versus Henry Saiz – Lupine 
2. Versus jozif – Groove del Verano 
3. Versus Second-Hand Satellites - Forge ( Iridium Flares Mix)
4. Versus Pig&Dan - Morphism 
5. Versus Jamie Stevens - Prism 
6. Versus Marco Bailey - Red Tape 
7. Versus Ian O'Donovan – Dawnbreaker 
8. Versus Carlo Lio – Infinity Road 
9. Versus Christian Smith & Wehbba - Mantis 
10. Versus Psycatron - Awakenings ( Stripped mix)
11. Versus The Japanese Popstars – Blue Tongue 
12. Versus Guy J - Heaven Scent

CD3 - Electronica

1. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Gigawave 
2. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Bubblenet 
3. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Prism 
4. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Timestone 
5. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Larco 
6. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Buried Heart
7. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Circle Square	
8. John Digweed & Nick Muir - Hollow World

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John Digweed & Nick Muir Versus Christian Smith & Wehbba - Mantis

Matthias Meyer - Tout va bien (Kink Remix)

SOMA 20 YEARS [1991 2011] 
 

The fifth EP from Somas 20th Anniversary series provides three incredibly different reworks of the classic Funk DVoid track, Diabla. To date Diabla is one of Somas biggest tracks. Back in 2001 it was caned by everyone from Laurent Garnier to Dave Clarke to Pete Tong, and was the archetypal closing track in so many DJ sets. Whatever the case, it is a true representation of Techno from the turn of the century, and an undeniable classic. At the time it was reworked by The Hacker, Samuel L Session, Kevin Saunderson, Octave One, and of course, a certain Heavenly rework by the man himself. In 2011 we revisit Diabla with Christian Smith and Wehbba, Metrik and Joash who provide 3 very different, but equally brilliant remixes. 

Appearing on labels such as Drumcode, Bedrock, Sci+Tec and Renaissance resulted in Christian Smith having exceptional success in 2010/2011, while Wehbba has been following suit, working with the like of Tronic and 100% Pure. Following the immense hype over their last collaboration, Laurent Garniers Flashback, they come together again to remix Diabla. 

Next Viper Recordings&#8217; Metrik steps up to rework Diabla. Ten years on, Metrik amps up the tempo, trading in the 4/4 for one of his trademark punchy breakbeats. A razor-sharp, LFOd bass-line and intricate drum programming combine to create this Drum and Bass monster.

Joash, who has just released his debut album on Compost Records, takes influence from his deep passion for Electronic and Classical music. These influences shine through on his Diabla rework where he produces a powerful orchestral masterpiece. He proves his out-standing musical talent, incorporating several cross rhythm sections to transform Diabla and merge music boundaries.

Funk D'Void - Diabla (Christian Smith And Wehbba Remix) [Soma Records]

Joris Voorn - The Secret

Israeli rising star Khen returns to Sudbeat, after his recent appearances on microCastle, Lost & Found and Plattenbank. This young promise is causing a fuss with his devastating productions, and delivers two gems here for your listening pleasure.

'Never Lose Your Innocence' is full of groove with its sultry bassline paving the way, shrouded in warm pads, cool percussion and nice fx that gel wonderfully as this builds and the arpeggiator develops before unexpectedly changes key, delivering added warmth and lifts the track again. This accomplished gem oozes quality and it’s a real winner.

'Bustan' picks up the energy levels as this dreamlike powerhouse goes hell for leather! The bassline frantically paves the way, while its lushness wraps around your mind, delivering a fantastical effect. Solid stuff!

SB091 | Khen 'Bustan' (Original Mix)

FELIPE GORDON - EL CARACAS LOS BIKINI MIX

MOUSE 021
CIREZ D
A. IN THE REDS
AA. CENTURY OF THE MOUSE

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CIREZ D - IN THE REDS

Sojourner | 27th June

Enrico Sangiuliano - Dutch Kiss (Straight Mix)

A Pinch Of Spice EP

Eclipse

A Pinch Of Spice

Dubfire + Miss Kittin’s 'Ride' gets the remix treatment.

Solomun, Audion, Djedjotronic + Depeche Mode’s Vince Clarke provide reworks.

Dubfire and Miss Kittin have scored another big hit in the form of their second collaboration Ride, the follow-up to the much-loved anthem Exit. Now, many destroyed dancefloors later and they’re unleashing a big pack of remixes to sit alongside their two original versions.

Solomun may best known for big melodies and hooks, but his remix boldly displays his affinity for heads down techno. A beast of a track, it centers around ticking percussion and pulsating synth delays with a throbbing low end. Minimal in approach, maximal in aesthetic, it’s a no-nonsense groove. Matthew Dear dons his Audion guise to remind us how instrumental he was in formulating that oddball techno sound a decade ago, making good use of the vocals in the heady breakdowns and matching them with unsettlingly wavering synth sirens and an almost tribal bass stomp. It’s full of atmospheric touches and pulls off a big room feel without resorting to cliches.

Depeche Mode, Erasure and Yazoo legend Vince Clarke is a personal hero of Dubfire’s, making his appearance on this package all the more of a special, rare treat. His chunky house groove is decked out with rolling congas, electro arpeggios and a yearning, bluesy guitar lick. French star Djedjotronic has himself remixed Depeche Mode, and his version rounds off the package with throbbing low end, harrowing synths, techy percussion and brooding Reese bass swells.

With four very different mixes to choose from, this is an immense package that is set to cause havoc on dancefloors worldwide for some time to come.

Dubfire & Kittin - Ride [Vince Clarke Remix]

Doors EP

Whispers (Original Mix)

Teaser

Julian Jeweil returns with a generous five-track EP continuing his stellar 2017. 

Following on from his ‘Rolling’ EP that dropped in January and featured the outstanding ‘Blue’, an early contender for one of the strongest tracks of the year, Julian Jeweil drops the crisp intergalactic techno trip ‘Space’

The EP begins in stunning fashion with title track ‘Space’, driven by stirring vocal effects that build up tremendously, later giving way to a punchy acid-laced climax. ‘South’ follows, a low-end tour de force. ‘Answer’ is already familiar to fans after it featured on DCR368 Live from Loveland and the track is a rousing peak-time weapon propelled by subterranean stabs. ‘Encke’ is deliciously mind-bending, led by heavy bass and distorted effects, before ‘Module’ follows providing a groovier, but no less powerful contrast.

Julian Jeweil - South - Drumcode - DC179

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Pan-Pot - Weltlinie EP [SNDST050]

1: Pan-Pot - Weltlinie
2: Pan-Pot - Startphase
3: Pan-Pot - Exzentrisch
4: Pan-Pot - Zeit
5: Pan-Pot - Freigeist

It seems like waiting for a new Pan-Pot EP is a yearly occurrence, considering the duo’s heavy, globe trotting tour schedule, so to have a follow up from them just four months after their recent ‘Funke’ EP is a grandiose surprise to say the least. Over the span of five flawlessly executed tracks, Pan-Pot deliver a swarm of dance floor destructors of unforgettable moments for the 50th release of their 'Second State' label. With a focus on the timeless aesthetic of “less is more” the duo craft their newest EP focusing only on the essential elements needed to create maximum impact.
Kicking things off is the warehouse-ready EP ‘Weltlinie’ where an impeccable equilibrium of abrasive percussion and warm pads forge themselves into a timeless cut suitable for tonight, tomorrow or twenty years from now. Switching gears, ‘Startphase’ sees Pan-Pot at their most recognizable as they deliver a rapid fire tune where a massive sonic barrage of one repetitive sound creates a hypnotic ride into euphoric territories. Quite possibly their simplest track of the EP, ‘Exzentrisch’ follows their minimalist approach as one pattern is played by nearly all the elements, constantly deviating which sound takes center stage, resulting in a monotonous, yet always interesting composition that is sure to boost the energy level of any size room to unfathomable heights. Nearly rounding out the EP is ‘Zeit’ where rapid fire percussion and pitch shifting cymbals set the stage for a wicked lead melody that slowly becomes engulfed by hefty sonic bursts creating the perfect melodic balance for a big room tune. Wrapping up the EP is ‘Freigeist’, and with a nod to their early Perlon influences the two churn out a killer 15 minute journey of organic drums and lush atmospheres ideal for open airs and after-hours.
Grab Pan-Pot’s brand new ‘Weltlinie’ EP and stock your Techno arsenal with five killer tracks perfect for any situation you might possibly encounter.

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