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Jan Driver - Filter

Dax J’s Utopian Surrealism observes our transition into a new dystopian era. It reflects the strain in distinguishing truth and reality from the ever-growing radicalised networks of global manipulation, whilst extreme polarised realities, AI, deception, and mass poverty stay hidden away as we accelerate into the next stage of evolution.
Utopian Surrealism is Dax J’s 3rd studio album. Written during lockdown, Inspired by Yuval Noah Harari’s book Sapiens.

Tracklist

1. Universal Future Sound
2. East London Back Alleys (Jungle Techno Mix)
3. Opioiding (Fentanyl Mix)
4. The Second Renaissance (Final Dystopia)
5. Utopian Surrealism
6. Anthropic Demise
7. Industrial Cyber Technologies
8. None The Wiser
9. Simulated Reality (Terafactory AI Electronics)
10. Sentient Glory

All Tracks Written, Produced and Mixed by Dax J
Available on 2x12” Vinyl + Digital

MONNOM BLACK 026
Mastered By Dax J, Thomas P Heckman & Matt Colton
Cut by Simon @ The Exchange

Utopian Surrealism

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Dax J - Industrial Cyber Technologies

In the frontline of new generation techno, Kenji Hina aka Alarico sets the precedent of density and rhythmic essence with his Tokyo Rythms Trilogy and leads the way ahead of the curve. Each District gives an insight in his imaginary vision of what the depths of Tokyo is about techno wise. An example of the past and the present with clearly a framework in which no rules exist, he's pushing fundamentals to new extremes.

emerald.bandcamp.com/album/tokyo-rythms-trilogy

Kenji Hina - Shibuya District EP

A1. Laced Up 
A2. Feel The Rhythm ft. Marsch  
B1. Stuck Of The Realness 
B2. Scars

Limited available high quality (140gm black 12”) vinyl copy of EMERALD 014A. Comes with additional custom made Tokyo Rythms Trilogy stickers!

Artwork by CA Simmons
Cat. EMERALD014A - All Rights Reserved
© EMERALD014 2022

PREMIERE: Kenji Hina - Laced Up [EMERALD014]

The Creator EP

The Way It Is

You Should Go out of My Space

Support here: https://fuseimprint.bandcamp.com/album/reshape 

After over a decade of silence, Fuse Club finally awakens its in-house imprint to redefine the design of contemporary club music. With reinvigorated intentions, the word echoes through its future releases - timeless. These records, finding a home in the Brussels’ 30 year old institution, are crafted to endure a perpetually shapeshifting scene, balancing drive, tension, and introspection. 

First in line to contribute to this project is none other than Fuse’s very own resident Altinbas. Following a string of releases on his own Observer Station, Token, SK_Eleven, and many others, Altinbas tastefully blends atmospheric ambiances and elusive synth work and arrangements - all recontextualized in impressively decisive percussion lines. Creating dimension in each track, the Brussels native whips texture far and wide with persistent tension and a well-rounded low end. 

‘Hunt’ kicks off the EP at full pace with a thickened bassline, rapidly spreading out with the introduction of supporting synths shortly thereafter. Racing through a head spinning arrangement, Altinbas swiftly interchanges hi hats to tame the loose ambiance. A heavier track for the A1, we take a deeper dive into the followup ‘Good Intentions’. Almost without warning, the record takes a dark turn with the apparition of a chilling key to mark the measures. Rolling through with a booming bass drum and all other elements responding in suit, we draw closer to the end to discover an important contrast in the B side. The title track ‘Reshape’ takes a step back in attitude and proposes a carefully crafted classic approach, complete with bouncing dub stabs and shuffled out drum machine sequences. Rising in tension through opening filters and sprinkling in rides, Altinbas performs satisfyingly smooth transitions while remaining playfully in control. This guides us to the finale of the EP, entitled ‘Sphaere’. Switching things up close on a surprise, we’re gifted a harmonic groover - reminiscent of post-90s techno delivered with surgical attention to detail. Tone is central here, boasting a powerful midrange and enough space to let it evolve throughout - a clever conclusion for the first installment of Fuse Imprint.

PREMIERE: Altinbas - Hunt [FUSE01]

Chlär - Love Blaster [MR005]

Endless Love

Download Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1d9i_c5SnUVq4PaA134TNRWvJs98EFAvg/view?usp=sharing

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Packet Of Peace (The Jeff Mills Deep House Mix) [Thomas K. ''Entertaining'' Edit] *Free Download*

The Glasgow legend returns to BEK with his 'Minder' EP

Harvey Mckay - Minder

Annie Hill returns with her 3rd release onto Mal-Function with this stomping 4 track EP.

Annie dives deep into her soul with these raw, deep, and underground Techno vibes, bringing you a mini RDH album/EP that delivers on so many levels.

We are always blown away when Annie send us her demos, and these 4 tracks will send you into another space.

Hold tight.

Anidote EP

Antidote  (Original mix)

The High Priestess

David Löhlein - Altai (Original Mix)

support: https://hectoroaks.bandcamp.com/album/a-lot-of-chaos

Hadone - Taming The Passion [KAOS03]

“Collaboration, not competition” is the motto of Body To Body, Sina XX’s new collaborative platform for harder sounds. The founder of Subtyl – one of the artist collectives responsible for Paris' rave renaissance – has gathered an army for high-pressure techno: underage KAOS
affiliate u.r.trax, trance veteran Voiski, Cassie Raptor, K.U.S.S and Munsinger.

“Miroir opens up with u.r.trax' iconic voice, hammering a quote from Nietzsche (who said techno can’t be smart?) on a production that reminds a faster, harder take on early 2000’s electroclash. On “Invisible Fire”, a mind-bending synths part blurs the line between hard techno and trance, while the flip side offers a selection of forward-thinking rave bangers.

David Löhlein - Altai (Original Mix)

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