Compilation V.A 
tracks - Original Mix - REmix - tech house . minimal - techno
125bpm - 128bpm - 130bpm - deep tech - deep house - 
progressive trip.....

eriZOOs HasTA La DAgA...playList 02

Sabina Muller- Temptation (demo cut)  192 kbit/s

Sangoma song Deepbreath (Dj Tyzo & spike deep Roka remix)

Sabina Muller - Berezhki (demo version) / December 2010

Continuing a busy run of recent releases on Minus is one of the label's core contributors, namely Jon Gaiser. Since late 2005, the Detroit-born, Berlin-based producer has been intrinsically linked to the rise and rise of the label owing to key releases like his Eye Contact EP, genre defining 2008 full length, Blank Fade, and last year's huge EP, Unstable Witness. 

Gaiser - Some Slip

Telefon Tel Aviv - The Worst Thing in The World (Gaiser's Possibly The Universe remix)

Oliver Huntemann & Dubfire - Terra

The second release for 2012 is something that has been a long time in the making, and we are proud to unleash Alex Celler’s staple release for the label “North London Cutz” with a heavy selection of remixes for 2012 courtesy of Martinez, Kabale und Liebe and Soy Mustafa.

The original tracks “Bellawatt” and “Route 277” were on heavy rotation through the Summer of 2009 and beyond that found their way into the sets of Marco Carola,  Josh Wink, Lauhaus, Nick Curly, DJ Sneak and Dyed Soundorom to name a few.

Now injecting a new lease of life Kabale und Liebe of Area Remote and Soweso fame tackles the main track in “Bellawatt” stripping down the original and giving it more swing. His modern approach with non-formulaic percussion and subtle transitions full of groove gives Kabale’s version a proper House workout that’s totally nuskool!

The sleeper track on the original EP “Supranaturale” was the preferred choice by label head Soy Mustafa.  Soy’s reconstruction of the original track lent itself to a deeper organic and minimal approach with a deep undertone and a hypnotic groove extenuated with building chords and the hypnotic chant in the background. The track builds with pounding kicks and a teasing vocal snippet “Till I die” until it breaks down to the haunting melody only for the drums to kick back in for that heads down moment! 

Martinez over the past few years has been relentless working floors and slating releases on  Moon Harbour and Love Letters from Oslo making him an in demand producer and remixer so who better to take on the classic “Route 277”. With over 10 mins of drums and almost percussive madness, Martinez takes on the tribal groove that’s constantly evolving with only a dance floor in mind!

ALEX CELLER - NORTH LONDON CUTZ REMIXES(inc. MARTINEZ / SOY MUSTAFA / KABALE UND LIEBE)

Flying angel

After the great succes of our first vinyl release We Ar(t), here we are to present you another strong issue, We Ar(t) Remixes (Part One) including 4 version of 100 Steps, original mix from Cosmic Cowboys, remixed by Pablo Rez, Goodwork Office and Dhaze with two edit, and 2 version of Duke, orginal mix from Goodwork Office  remixed by Curly Project and System of Survival.

Cosmic Cowboys - 100 steps (Pablo Rez rmx)

Original track taken from "Gimme Some More" EP by Steve Lawler feat. Roland Clark /// VIVa MUSiC 2010

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VIVa 070 /// Steve LAWLER ft. Roland Clark - Gimme Some More (And.id Remix)

Hate Love feat Dawn

CORCD031: 


Daniel Stefanik is one of THE Techno and House newcomers of the last years. His carefreeness as a DJ behind the decks and his likeable appearance are literally distinctive for a new generation of young, down-to-earth producers from Germany, which are the result of the influence of Väth, Villalobos and Hawtin on the one side, and solid but hedonistic House on the other. Whereas many producers nowadays have dedicated themselves to only one musical direction, the influence of Kerri Chandler, Chez Damier or Kevin Saunderson is clearly noticeable in Stefanik's music. His longplay debut for Cocoon Recordings is a mirror of all these influences and yet it's so up-to-date and contemporary like only few other Techno and House albums today.
As the name already suggests, "Entrance" is the gate to Stefanik's club world, the door into the night and to the dancefloors of the hedonistic but nevertheless gloomy metropolises of this world. "Entrance" breathes influences from Detroit and Underground Resistance. Not again this pseudo-deep Loop House, or even another definition of Minimal, but a production with depth and substance, however, without cramping or wanting too much. The perfect start of a long, cool night – the sound that opens the gates to another world. "Light On" targets the beat for the first part of the night and follows an almost East German approach, if you like. House music like it's been served by Marvin Dash or Dub Taylor for many years: no hands-up attacks and no overproduced U.S. influences from New York, but slightly raw with an eye for the essentials: the kicking beat and the atmosphere from 1 a.m. on.
"1996" is the next hint of Stefanik's influences and references. Dave Clark and Slam say hello from the background and also the Detroit House scene around Jeff Mills and his early AXIS productions can be recognised here. The kicking 909, the demanding beat and the gloomy-like filters don't sound like Germany at all. And with "Port Of Transition", Stefanik consequently follows the path he took before. Breakbeat elements melt together with Detroit beats and arpeggios into a timeless mix. In a blind test, it is rather impossible to allocate this track to a certain time period. This is a proper universal weapon for all the Techno DJs of this world. "Distillery" is a short break, going back to more feeling and layers of sound, and back to more House beats – the sound that has been characteristic for one of Leipzig's best clubs for many years. House with a bang, so to say, not too happy, not too greasy. The perfect soundtrack to let yourself go into a night that has just begun, to become one with the club and to leave daily life behind you. A very successful homage to East Germany's most important club over the last twenty years!
"Bend The Rules" leads the listener on his journey away from Leipzig and to Berlin, into its long Panoramabar nights and its hypnotic, almost trance-influenced dance marathons, where the slowly rising sun is channelling its way through half-closed shutters and the sweat-soaked, smoky air. "Bend The Rules" is the club and music karma of such nights – condensed into one single sentence. Anything goes, everything is possible and nothing sticks to the common rules.
Of course, being an eyewitness of these nights with the respective music and atmosphere sometimes lets you end up a little out of it and a little dopey – in other words: "Dazed And Confused". The soundtrack for a long walk home, when the club has extracted all your energy... You walk through the Berlin sun and the chilling morning air, yet bathed in sweat – or simply down to the river where the next party is already starting... coming back down... close your eyes without sleeping... DAZED AND CONFUSED!
This is where the transition to eternity is created, to the never ending party, to just carry on. And there's no hedonism needed from the early morning until noon, only the atmosphere is what counts! This very special mood in between the brisk wind, the blazing sun and people that have been seemingly with you for the whole night. "Keep On" puts all this in a nutshell: a beer in your hand and the after hour dancefloor in focus – Stefanik got it exactly! The last track, "Confidence", represents the final chapter of a long and varied night, the soundtrack for Berlin in the year 2012, full of Detroit and House classics, and full of quotes from almost 20 years of House and Techno history. And with pride and confidence, Stefanik can be 100% sure that he succeeded in making this album exactly what he had in mind: capturing the soundtrack of a generation – or better: of a lifestyle. With "Confidence", Stefanik releases us on our way home in a very relaxed mood. By taxi, by train or by foot, this is the self-discovery of a Techno raver heading home, off the party and right into recreation...
The next weekend is bound to come.

CORLP031:
Daniel Stefanik is one of THE Techno and House newcomers of the last years. His carefreeness as a DJ behind the decks and his likeable appearance are literally distinctive for a new generation of young, down-to-earth producers from Germany, which are the result of the influence of Väth, Villalobos and Hawtin on the one side, and solid but hedonistic House on the other. Whereas many producers nowadays have dedicated themselves to only one musical direction, the influence of Kerri Chandler, Chez Damier or Kevin Saunderson is clearly noticeable in Stefanik's music. His longplay debut for Cocoon Recordings is a mirror of all these influences and yet it's so up-to-date and contemporary like only few other Techno and House albums today.
As the name already suggests, "Entrance" is the gate to Stefanik's club world, the door into the night and to the dancefloors of the hedonistic but nevertheless gloomy metropolises of this world. "Entrance" breathes influences from Detroit and Underground Resistance. Not again this pseudo-deep Loop House, or even another definition of Minimal, but a production with depth and substance, however, without cramping or wanting too much. The perfect start of a long, cool night – the sound that opens the gates to another world. "Light On" targets the beat for the first part of the night and follows an almost East German approach, if you like. House music like it's been served by Marvin Dash or Dub Taylor for many years: no hands-up attacks and no overproduced U.S. influences from New York, but slightly raw with an eye for the essentials: the kicking beat and the atmosphere from 1 a.m. on.
"1996" is the next hint of Stefanik's influences and references. Dave Clark and Slam say hello from the background and also the Detroit House scene around Jeff Mills and his early AXIS productions can be recognised here. The kicking 909, the demanding beat and the gloomy-like filters don't sound like Germany at all. And with "Port Of Transition", Stefanik consequently follows the path he took before. Breakbeat elements melt together with Detroit beats and arpeggios into a timeless mix. In a blind test, it is rather impossible to allocate this track to a certain time period. This is a proper universal weapon for all the Techno DJs of this world. "Distillery" is a short break, going back to more feeling and layers of sound, and back to more House beats – the sound that has been characteristic for one of Leipzig's best clubs for many years. House with a bang, so to say, not too happy, not too greasy. The perfect soundtrack to let yourself go into a night that has just begun, to become one with the club and to leave daily life behind you. A very successful homage to East Germany's most important club over the last twenty years!
"Bend The Rules" leads the listener on his journey away from Leipzig and to Berlin, into its long Panoramabar nights and its hypnotic, almost trance-influenced dance marathons, where the slowly rising sun is channelling its way through half-closed shutters and the sweat-soaked, smoky air. "Bend The Rules" is the club and music karma of such nights – condensed into one single sentence. Anything goes, everything is possible and nothing sticks to the common rules.
Of course, being an eyewitness of these nights with the respective music and atmosphere sometimes lets you end up a little out of it and a little dopey – in other words: "Dazed And Confused". The soundtrack for a long walk home, when the club has extracted all your energy... You walk through the Berlin sun and the chilling morning air, yet bathed in sweat – or simply down to the river where the next party is already starting... coming back down... close your eyes without sleeping... DAZED AND CONFUSED!
This is where the transition to eternity is created, to the never ending party, to just carry on. And there's no hedonism needed from the early morning until noon, only the atmosphere is what counts! This very special mood in between the brisk wind, the blazing sun and people that have been seemingly with you for the whole night. "Keep On" puts all this in a nutshell: a beer in your hand and the after hour dancefloor in focus – Stefanik got it exactly! The last track, "Confidence", represents the final chapter of a long and varied night, the soundtrack for Berlin in the year 2012, full of Detroit and House classics, and full of quotes from almost 20 years of House and Techno history. And with pride and confidence, Stefanik can be 100% sure that he succeeded in making this album exactly what he had in mind: capturing the soundtrack of a generation – or better: of a lifestyle. With "Confidence", Stefanik releases us on our way home in a very relaxed mood. By taxi, by train or by foot, this is the self-discovery of a Techno raver heading home, off the party and right into recreation...
The next weekend is bound to come.



Daniel Stefanik - Rush (only vinyl)

Klaina - Semiplan
A1. Original Mix
A2. Juju & Jordash Remix
B1. The Rhythm Odyssey Remix
B2. Amir Alexander Catacomb Remix

Released - 20.10.2012

The ever cultured house and techno outpost that is the Cinematic Label here serves up another tasty EP, this time from Belgium house and techno stalwart Klaina. Through a number of EPs and a full length, as well as his own radio show and parties in and around Belgium, Klaina has earned himself a reputation as someone who crafts sci-fi influenced, heavy linear sounds, and his ‘Semiplan’ track, along with remixes from The Rhythm Odyssey, JuJu & jordash, Amir Alexander, is no different. 

The six-minute work is thick with otherworldly atmosphere as the sounds of hovering space ships encircle a stiff snare pattern and scattered kicks and toms. It’s evocative and loopy techno that hypnotises you through repetition and stands out for its crystal clear production and ravey little chord stabs. 

Opening the great selection of remixes is Golf Channel Recordings’ The Rhythm Odyssey. He strips the track back to something more in line with deep house, though allows the spiralling sci-fi sounds to remain. A more rasping and rubber bassline is injected into the mix to add a little more dynamism, and the whole thing sounds like something Vakula might well have made. 

Next up, Dekmankle’s JuJu & Jordash go even deeper with their remix, layering in plenty of analogue basslines that weave and wave up and down to bring a sense of liquidness to the whole outer-space arrangement.  Pianos lurk in the background and keep you on edge, pulling you deeper and deeper into the fold with each little ripple. 

 Finally, Chicago’s Amir Alexander – a deep house producer with a keen ear for great synths on labels like Plan Be and Argot – does his thing to close out the EP: he strips it back to a mysterious 4/4 beat and injects rasping analogue notes, watery synths and itchy little hi-hats to keep things move forward. It sounds like a distant metropolis looks, frankly, as is as stimulating for the mind as it is the heel. Cinematic by name, Cinematic by nature – this is another special release from one of UK’s finest modern imprints.

KLAINA - SEMIPLAN (INC. JUJU & JORDASH / AMIR ALEXANDER / THE RHYTHM ODYSSEY MIXES)

Leena025
Tom Flynn "Freshly Squeezed"

Tom Flynn´s debut release is freshly squeezed on mobilee´s sister label Leena Music. With his recent releases on Dirtybird and Worthy´s Anabatic imprint the Man from Birmingham caught our attention.

We are very proud to have him on board with 4 stunning tracks. Let the Flynn show begin...

Enjoy!

www.facebook.com/Tom.Flynn.Music.Page

Tom Flynn - Japan - Leena025

Tom Flynn - Like Saying - Leena025

BUY NOW @ http://www.beatport.com/release/move/994317

Andy Whitby and Klubfiller's 'Move' is the second single of AWsum's new era - fusing together the biggest elements of dance music and bringing it kicking and screaming onto the harder dancefloors.

AWSM047
Andy Whitby & Klubfiller
MOVE
a) Original mix
b) Hardcore mix

'Move' is a feel-good vocal-loop anthem for when the floor needs an energy injection - it's everything you've come to expect from the AWsum 2sum and more - Whitby & Filler cannot be stopped! 

MOVE by Andy Whitby & Klubfiller **ON SALE NOW**

If you're a fan of Techno, we have something you might be interested in...

Pan-Pot’s busy touring schedule over the Summer no doubt inspired their upcoming 12” ‘Captain My Captain’. Having performed for countless festivals and main-stage crowds, their new tracks put forth glacial soundscapes so epic they could sink the Titanic.

If it's possible to say this, title track 'Captain My Captain' is actually the more restrained and studied of the three - featuring vocals written and recorded by Los Angeles based studio vocalist and label freund Cari Golden, who also wrote and performed the vocals on Anja Schneider's recent release for the Hi Five! mobilee compilation 'Something Left'.

Meanwhile, 'Black Horse Down' and 'Bad Photocopy' have everything a true Pan-Pot fan could ever wish for - think dark and heavy, builds and drops, synths and loops - true four a.m. grit to get your hands in the air and keep you raving until dawn!

Pan-Pot - Black Horse Down

Download EP here: http://www.beatport.com/track/erma-marc-houle-remix/3749640

Release date: 13/09/2012

Marc Houle grew up in Windsor, Canada with Detroit as his mid-90’s backyard party playground – as a kid he had a love for obscure new wave & analog synths, so it was just a matter of time before he started making music of his own. Ask any of his friends, and they’ll tell you the same: the guy is a prolific music-making-machinist, dedicated to quality, but quantity as well – with nearly 1,000 tracks to his credit (most of which are tucked away on his hard drive as super secret weapons).

Now taking the reigns alongside his A&R partners Magda & Troy Pierce, Marc Houle has resurrected their label Items & Things, breaking it free from its former Minus sub-label status. Spanning electronic genres in a variety of forms… from disco tech to experimental to techno, to bring their eclectic tastes together as an outlet for music they discover on their travels & a home for their own releases.

Marc Houle’s current sound can be described in cityscapes – somewhere between Chicago & Detroit, with a new-wave underbelly. His live performances are always diverse & genre-bending reigns supreme. No two sets are ever the same, except perhaps, their ability to impress the crowd.

He’s travelled a long way from his 1997 residency at Richie Hawtin’s club “13 Below” in Detroit, to being asked to join the legendary Minus label, now making Berlin his home & continuing to show his diverse musical roots on his productions. In February 2012 Marc Houle released his heavy-hitting, second album and single “Undercover” on Items & Things, with more releases in the making.

Press contact: press@marchoule.net

Connect with Marc Houle:
www.marchoule.net/
www.facebook.com/marchoule.official 
www.mixcloud.com/marchoule
www.youtube.com/user/MarcRHoule
www.twitter.com/MarcRHoule
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/marchoule 
www.dj.beatport.com/marchoule 
www.juno.co.uk/artists/Marc+Houle/
www.discogs.com/artist/Marc+Houle 
www.itemsandthings.com


Remain & Electric Rescue - ERMA (Marc Houle Remix) | Ideal Audio | 2012

mobilee103 - David Labeij "AEM" 

A1 - AEM 
A2 - Rolling Back 
B1 - Pourfact 
B2 - Twisky 
https://www.facebook.com/mobilee

written & produced by David Labeij. 
Published by mobilee publishing. 
P & C 2012 mobilee records 
www.mobilee-records.de 

The brains behind mobilee records recognize talent when they hear it and while making his rounds on the international dance circuit last year, the Berlin imprint pulled Amsterdam native, David Labeij out of the limelight and warmly invited him to release the 86th catalog number titled "Crazy Love". Just one year after his first mobilee release, he's back with a digital-only, 4-tracker under the mobilee103 heading. 

A late joiner in the world of electronic music, the Dutchman unpacked his first set of tables in the late 1990s and subsequently began producing in 2001. Quick to catch up in the game, Labeij created a name for himself in the local scene with his signature hypnotic grooves and his technical expertise. 

The curtain rises with "AEM", a consistent minimal baseline with distant vocals woven in and out of quirky drum beats and percussion stone skipping across the surface. 

Next in line is "Rolling Back". Keyboard strokes foster tender vocals as the volume ascends to a bold peak ultimately relieved by a mix of spellbinding samples and scattered grooves. 

"Pourfact" unravels with rhythmic strings collecting spacey samples, in-sync claps and waves of familiar sound elements along its path. 

Finishing off the set is "Twisky", a staggering circle of mixed thuds, taps, rolls and mahogany beats eventually adopting a rhythmic dance tune carried over the hidden baseline. 

With artists like Labeij cranking out unique releases, mobilee lovingly packages the delight for even the label's fine tasters.

Our Remix of Mercury's "Grand Prix". Out DEZ 27, 2010 on Gomma Records

Mercury_GrandPrix (Round Table Knights Remix)

  feeling the force of the universe. Mystical Mexican Crew(collective)
MIKHI FREYRE

Poet,  pilgrim,  wanderer and Multidisciplinary Artist.
(b. 1969).
compiler & sound hunter. 

 

The voice has lost its way,
passes through the wet red,
scented with a few drops of water.
Eyes sigh before leaving
in them the last word of life.
The back trail becoming
suffers from vertigo ... mb onboard shooting

" The Lightning has the gravity of the sound,
 the transformation is, the rumor.    MIKHI FREYRE

 "... YES! ... Leave in the afternoon. TAKE SOMETHING ...
SEE! , That mystery of your eyes
  SPIRAL THAT WHERE THERE IS NO DOUBT ...
That sun that you have in HANDS
THE SIGH OF YOUR BODY WRAP MY ..

" El aroma de las cosas
es un susurro, un rumor atómico
que sin tocarte, se acerca
se aproxima, a cada espacio en ti..." 
MIKHI FREYRE "Tiempo de Ti " (excerpt)

Zona Aurea ( collective magazine ) -  " L E E  " Laboratorio de Experienciación Estética

ABstract (ZUPERFICIEZ ELEMENTALEZ ) - SOFTmeth  hardART & FutureCulture( magazine)
Viel Techno 
mYSTICAL mEXICAN cREW COLECTIVE
MIKHI FREYRE on facebook

 
 " The Phone "

...No esta sola..!!
están las cartas
las cartas y las velas
las velas y las puertas
las puertas y las sombras....
¡ quiero un teléfono ..!!
..Esta usted sola en casa ..?....MIKHI FREYRE

"Lack of time is empty without you"
"Tell me Facundo ..!. Because tears have stopped putting the smile of her laugh?
"I do in your voice"
""Leaning on the lips ...
15 minutes
! On the way ..! "

"Silent desperate
amorphous sound
pending cloudy
white and honey,
the brief notes of the feet
time contemplating weakness . MIKHI FREYRE
Primero se formaron la tierra, las montañas y los valles; se dividieron las corrientes de agua, los arroyos se fueron corriendo libremente entre los cerros, y las aguas quedaron separadas cuando aparecieron las altas montañas.


