Name: DAVE CLARKE- RED 1 by SteveF in 44Techno throwback
Duration: 3 min
Description: no track i.d., radio broadcast March 1994

44Techno throwback

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At what point does a new tool or technology become so integral to a process as to be intrinsic? And what happens if that technology starts to subordinate its user? 

By reflecting on these questions Machine Alliance, the new EP by Irish producer Kerrie on Tresor Records, connects her music to the sci-fi origins of techno and electronic music in general.

With inspiration from classic books and films of the genre such as The Machine Stops, The Matrix, and Blade Runner as well as modern explorations in art and philosophy like Free Your Mind and Technopoly, the EP's title takes on two opposing but intersecting meanings. 

One, based on the potential for machines to take over or replace humans, is a key idea of sci-fi that seems closer to reality with the arrival of machine learning and real artificial intelligence.

The second has a much more positive view, one where the "alliance" is between the artist and machine to create the music, a process she places immense value on, being both cathartic and therapeutic, whilst also being a vehicle of addition and expansion:


"I feel that it's a collaboration&hellip;the machines are precise in their timing and I add the human touch (literally) in the live performance which adds natural imperfections, so we both provide something the other can't. There's also an element of growth; the machines get updates and so are always expanding in terms of their musical capabilities. And the more I push my own technical abilities I feel we are growing together in a constant synchronised dance."

This "dance" results in four tracks (plus three digital-only bonuses) of classic machine funk which combine the aforementioned ideas in sci-fi with a deep lifelong affection for techno. Tracks like Ode to the D, and Technopoly Dream display this love through her choice of sounds and structure, both intentional and subconscious, while Replicants, and Human in the Loop project into other genres to fully round this release off as a contemporary example of music rooted in both past and future.

BANDCAMP

Kerrie - Machine Alliance

Jeff mills - the bells

Phuture - Your Only Friend (The Flashback Circa Mix By Felix Da Housecat)

techno inspired by the analog stuff of the 90s and 00s!

Yayai (+ Flow Remix)

Yayai

Buy link: https://ri7mo.bandcamp.com/album/tranzas-del-swing-vol-11


Tranzas Del Swing Vol.11
Artist's: wemory, Gioele Menoni, Raël, Vkn.modular, Ket Robinson, LRNZ, Plug Trax, Sam Pelpack, KNXVLLX & SLKTR
Label: RI7MO
Cat: R7M040
Format: Digital
Release date: September 26, 2025
Mastering by Frontman Management
Artwork by Lucas Sosa


Label links
BandCamp: https://ri7mo.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ri7mo-label
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ri7molabel/


GFS Premiere | Sam Pelpack - In Decay [R7M040]

6 The Advent - Bad Boy

Luke Slater is celebrating his “Planetary Funk” series with several Rework Releases. This one by Octave One is from “The Light Years Reworks LP”, that also features Reworks by Function, Marcel Fengler, Lucy Psyk, KSP, Steve Bicknell and SLAM.

Release is set for March 10th on Luke Slaters Label Mote-Evolver.

The Lightyears Reworks

Pre-Order

Planetary Assault Systems - Booster (Octave One Rework)

Robotman: Do Da Doo (Original Mix) (1992) 12DEF003

Now available on Beatport: https://freeforall.lnk.to/FFAD009SC

‘The Best Of Orlando Voorn’ contains 25 of his biggest hits including; “Flash” (Fix, 1992), “A Paco Di Bango’s World” (Playboy, 1996), “Solid Session” (Format, 1996) and “Where Is Your Evidence?” (Frequency, 1991). 

If you ever wanted to own these tracks, but didn’t get a chance to purchase the vinyl, now is your chance to get back those lost years.

The Best Of Orlando Voorn

Solid Session

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Format - Solid Session

The Edits Vol.1

New Life (Dave Simon Edit)

no track i.d., radio broadcast March 1994

DAVE CLARKE- RED 1

Selo: R & S Records ‎– RS 92024, R & S Records ‎– RS 92024 LP
Formato: 2 × Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album 
País: Belgium
Lançado: 1992
Genre: Electronic
Estilo: Techno

DAVE CLARKE- RED 1

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