This Is Djuma Soundsystem

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Tracklist:
01. Djuma Soundsystem & Emok - Osuga feat. Olith
02. Djuma Soundsystem & Emok feat. Olith - Osuga (Hyenah Remix)
03. Djuma Soundsystem & Emok feat. Olith - Osuga (Kellerkind Remix)
04. Djuma Soundsystem & Emok - Macai
05. Djuma Soundsystem & Emok - Macai (Aurka Remix)

Release Info: 
Norwegian DJ and producer Mikkas (aka Djuma Soundsystem) saddles up with Danish DJ and producer Emok to deliver two tracks which unite disparate styles in a cohesive journey of atypical sound in Sagas of Iziki | Chapter 2.

Smashing staccato percussion together with artful drums and vocals that wouldnt be out of place at a fireside chant, Osuga is a dancing contradiction.

The mysterious Hyenah adds a downright predatory bassline to the original cut, lending Osuga (Hyenah Remix) a persistently harder edge.

No stranger to the underground, Kellerkind takes it out of the basement and into the streets, warming up his remix of Osuga (Kellerkind Remix) with his hallmark dramatic builds and a roaring finale.

Riding the harder edge of tribal electro, deep distorted bass lines marry up with sparkling polyrhythmic samples and unhinged tribal vocals in the EPs second cut, Macai.

Youll barely have time to come up for air before Aurka delivers his rendition of Macai (Aurka Remix). Made for a steady 3AM dancefloor, this already heavy track cuts deep with its rowdy vibes.

This explosive 5 track EP is made to keep bodies moving and hearts thumping. Until the pandemic handbrake is released, youll just have to turn it up as loud as you can on your home rig.

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PREMIERE: Djuma Soundsystem & Emok - Osuga feat. Olith (Original Mix) [Stil Vor Talent]

Monkey Safari are presenting their long-awaited 'Body Language Vol. 24'. The 18-track affair is a deep dive into their own musical output as well as a testament to their alluring DJ style. 

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Body Language Vol. 24

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PREMIERE: Djuma Soundsystem & Westerby - Koma Kobache (Monkey Safari Remix)

Here's a little teaser for my upcoming E.P. on Conya (beatport release 29.9, all other platforms 3.10)

Soma (snippet)

Djuma Soundsystem - Bipolar (dOP remix)

Djuma Soundsystem vs Raz Ohara - Zillion lights radio version

A defining moment in music, The Trentemøller Chronicles (2007) showcases the Danish producer’s sound collection. A seamless fusion of minimal techno, deep house, electro, and cinematic downtempo. More than just a collection, this double album reflects a period of bold experimentation and refined production, gathering standout originals and remixes from 2003 to 2007.

Disc 1 delivers a carefully curated mix session by Trentemøller himself, blending tracks like Always Something Better, Killer Kat, and The Forest into a fluid listening experience. Disc 2 takes a broader perspective, featuring his sought-after remixes for Röyksopp, The Knife, Moby, and others, where his distinctive touch transforms each piece into something uniquely haunting and immersive.

Balancing dancefloor energy with melancholic depth, The Trentemøller Chronicles captures an artist at the height of his creative powers, bridging club-driven rhythms with evocative atmospheres. A must-have for fans of sophisticated electronic music.

Djuma Soundsystem - Les Djinns (Trentemøller Mix)

Audiomatique’s History series continues with its third chapter, showcasing key tracks that have shaped the label’s sound. History Part 3 highlights deep and dynamic electronic music, marked by outstanding production, immersive atmospheres, and a forward-thinking approach. This compilation looks back at defining moments, celebrating the artists and sounds that formed Audiomatique.

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Your Deep Is Not My Deep

Your Deep Is Not My Deep (Djuma Soundsystem Version)

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Audiomatique Recordings turn up the goods once again with another fine collaboration. Steve Bug’s label has long been a home to classy deep and affecting house and techno, and Leave Us continues this legacy.

Norway’s Djuma Soundsystem teams up with Pete Oak to deliver a sumptuous futurist rhythm track, full of slinky hooks, rumbling bass and restrained, deep chords.

It makes the perfect basis for Lazarusman’s spoken word sermon, as the South African producer and vocalist takes us on a spiritual journey to the outer reaches.

Pete Oak, the Danish producer whose tracks have graced numerous prestigious labels, adds a deeper tinged dub to the release, pushing things further into the stratosphere.

Tracklist:
01. Leave Us
02. Leave Us (Pete Oak Dub Edit)

Leave Us

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Djuma Soundsystem, Pete Oak, Lazarusman -  Leave Us

Djuma Soundsystem - Parga (Hanne&Lore Remix Snip - out: 09-September-2016)

As I Keep On

As I Keep On (Rodriguez Jr. Remix)

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‘Koma Kobache’ from our friend Djuma Soundsystem with Westerby is back with remixes from Sascha Braemer and Ost & Kjex, along with a fresh original ‘Duende’. 
First we’re treated to the beauty and power of the original. A real mountain of a track, building itself and flexing with the right muscles. 
Ost & Kjex give the track lighter tech-house groove, while pitching and screwing the vocals to great effect. Midway through they step up the pressure and take us for a ride. 
Sascha Braemer throws down a gritty sequence and a bigger groove - while building a melodic ambience with a definite drive. Sascha opts out of the vocal keeping things simple and on track to create a solid dancefloor filler.  
Finally, Djuma Soundsystem vs Bongo & Pusk - Duende. The track is a wonderfully catchy tech house number with a brilliant air of experimentalism that brings the track an irresistible vibe.

Djuma Soundsystem vs Bongo & Pusk - Duende (Snippet)

Djuma Soundsystem - Katharsis (Snip - out: 30-June-2017)

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"Disambigua" is available 6 October on Chapter 24 Records

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Disambigua EP {CH028}

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Premiere: Djuma Soundsystem & Westerby - Disambigua (Original Mix)

"Kamiloso" is out on Aki Bergmans label Neurotraxx Delux. 
It's a deep, but driving techhouse stomper, with big melidic padfilled breakdowns, 
mostly made on an huge original '72 Arp, played by my mate Daniel Muschinsky.  
The label honcho himself made a jazzy techy mix, that might surprise some, 
and Kruse &amp; Nuernberg does their familiar well-produced tight techy deep house. 
The release is also out on vinyl.  

Supported by Karotte, Richie Hawtin, Mark Knight, Danny Tenaglia, NiCe7, DJ Tarkan, Steve Mac, Gorge, DJ T, Wally Lopez, Heartik, Hector Romero, Moussy T, Pete Gooding, Kosheen Djs, Pele, Phillip Black, Chris Minus, UGLH, Satoshi Fumi, Noir... among others



Djuma Soundsystem - Kamiloso

Maya Jane Coles - No Sympathy (Djuma Soundsystem Mix)

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Next up for Get Physical is the first sampler single from Djuma Soundsystem's upcoming Body Language mix, which lands in May.

The Norwegian DJ and producer Mikkas is an underground stalwart who has popped up on the likes of Rebirth, Crosstown Rebels and Sol Selectas. His deep songs come with absorbing feelings and proper starry melodies that are catchy yet considered. He’s constantly touring the world playing all the major league clubs and festivals and now
once more he shows that what he crafts is more than just DJ tools with a super new single that is backed by a remix from Re.You.

While touring in Africa last year Djuma was amazed by the traditional Kenyan vocalist Olith’s androgynic voice, and rented a studio to record her, ‘Oloro Nyager’ is the result of this fruitful meeting. As well as guest vocalist Olith, Mikkas also collaborates with Russian duo and label associates Fake Mood on this E.P. The outcome is the sort of deeply spiritual and melodic house track that will form the high point in any set. Tribal chanting, yawning pads and rippling drums all make it superbly seductive. A club mix ups the ante with bigger drums that suck you in and encourage you to make some serious moves on the floor, all while the emotional content of the original remains.

Re.You is a tech house titan who has appeared on taste making outlets like Moon Harbour and Connected for around a decade. His edgy take on the genre is here for all to hear as he flips the track into a more experimental tech house track with an epic breakdown and more loose, scattered drums and hits.

This is a mouthwatering appetiser for the sure to be special Body Language mix from Djuma Soundsystem.

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Oloro Nyager

Djuma Soundsystem & Fake Mood Feat. Olith - Oloro Nyager (Snippet)

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Before the release of the superb Body Language Vol. 21 by Djuma
Soundsystem, Get Physical are dropping a taster EP from it featuring three fantastic tracks.

All three cuts are originals or remixes by Djuma himself, and that is also the case on the full mix. He is a Norwegian artist known for serving magical tribal groove imbued with deep feelings and melodious rhythms, and that is showcased again on this EP.

Up first he links with Demian Muller featuring Y.O.G.A. for ‘Mamey’, it is a beautifully organic track with spring-like percussion and languid drums overlaid with bird calls and spiritual keys.

Djuma then serves up a Tribal Dub of Robosonic feat. Son Little’s ‘Drowning’, a chunky, dubbed out cut with fat drums and yawning synths that extend to the skies. It’s a wide open and expansive groove and one to get the whole club under its spell.

Last of all, his attention turns to Oliver Schories’ ‘Fields Without Fences,’ which he skillfully flips into a spine-tingling deep house track. The exquisite vocals are left to make their mark up top as a gentle tumble of drums and hits gets your hips swaying down low.

This essential EP is a great window into the fantastic full mix to come.

http://www.getphysicalmusic.com/

Mamey

Djuma Soundsystem & Demian Muller Feat Y.O.G.A. - Mamey (Snippet)

This is Djuma Soundsystems first official release with up and coming Afro/Latin producer and percussionist NenaHalena. 
The collaboration was so fruitful, that it has lead to them being close friends, and NenaHalena to join Djumas soundsystems Afro house movement "Iziki", as well as new productions in the pipeline. 

The main track is "Rim jhim". An big beast, on the slightly melodic techno side of things. It has been thoroughly road tested by Djuma Soundsystem and Stil vor Talents label boss Oliver Koletzki for a year now. It needs no more proof to be able to awake madness on bigger festival stages, and intimate club floors alike. 

The track has a slow and heavy techno feel to it, then being opened up by an almost the Doors-like organ. Then the old world meet the modern sounds of the new world, laced with earthy percussion, kalimba and accentuated with bird-like trills and thrills.
Then an alluring female voice hooks you in with the words "Rim jhim" - meaning "light drizzle" in Hindi. 

Djuma Soundsystem and NenaHalena has succeeded in creating a balance between the light and the heavy. 
A deep, but hard punching beat, glazed with a dream of hope on top.

Sagas of Iziki - chapter I

Rim jhim

Djuma Soundsystem & NenaHalena - Rim Jhim

Sagas Of Iziki E.P was born by Djuma Soundsystem and NenaHalena's mutual love for Afro/Afro-Brazilian inspired rhythms in electronic music. 
After being introduced together in Berlin last summer the friendship naturally coursed into the studio where, the styles of NenaHalena's percussive persuasion were recorded-in, and Djuma's meticulous details gave birth to the two tracks; Rim Jhim and Nangarin. Oliver Koletzki loved playing it, so naturally his Label Stil For Talent is releasing the E.P. 
Nangarin is channeling the mystical vibe, dialing up hearty tribal beats and ritualistic Indonesian vocal to create a musical fairy tale of melodic, deep tribal afro house. 
Djuma Soundsystem and NenaHalena has succeeded in creating a balance between the light and the heavy.

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