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Love Is a Colour

Exhibition, Vol. 2

Hold Your Breath

Midnight Voyage (Remixed)

Guava (Night Mix)

Sword of Lugia

Brain Depository

SIIE - 5ÈME AVENUE - WALTERVELT REMIX

Hold Me To The Light

Hold Me To The Light (Tale Of Us Remix)

Ushuaia EP

Ushuaia (Extended Mix)

Unity

Vangelis

The World Returns EP

The World Returns

Visionquest

Perpetual

White Blanket

Monument

Monument (Adriatique Remix)

Monument (Barnt Remix)

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Coming in hot with the first of three EP’s from WhoMadeWho’s Watergate 26 is two of the standout tracks from the mix. Both tracks come from WhoMadeWho and Artbat, yet with a unique twist each one sees the collaborators exchange creative roles. 

Kicking things off Artbat’s edit of WhoMadeWho’s ‘Monsterrat’ is as deep and hypnotic as it is soulful and energetic as traces of Rock harmonize with low slung House and shimmers of Disco resulting in an eternal dance floor weapon. 

Flipping sides WhoMadeWho features on Artbat’s ‘Closer’ where we witness the two outfits concoct a dramatic, emotional ride into celestial spaces where sweltering vocals balance delicately on massive bursts of low end and dreamy progressions creating an incredibly tense yet captivating outcome. Indulge in these two timeless cuts until we bring you more soon from the stellar WhoMadeWho Watergate 26. Enjoy!

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Artbat - Closer Feat. WhoMadeWho

'With the 31st release at Eleatics, the label reveal another bright Ukrainian artist behind its’ creation: 8Kays...'

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Premiere: 8Kays - Dance Alone ft. Tone Of Arc (Olivier Giacomotto Remix) [Eleatics Records]

With the 31st release at Eleatics, it's a double pleasure to reveal another bright Ukrainian artist behind its' creation: 8Kays.
Ira 8Kays has come a long way, forming and progressing her sound into a distinctive fusion of heavy punctured bass leads, twisted together with melodic progressions and united with the powerful voices of the singers, whom she is fond of involving into the projects.
8Kays has formerly released via Sincopat, Jee Productions, Baroque, so we are happy to welcome her with a debut at Eleatics.
Always versatile and unpredictable 8Kays has teamed up with American singer Tone Of Arc, whose vocals are perfectly describing the tight and grave mood of the rich instrumental.
The track leaves a chance to catch Ira's visible passion for mellow leads and bass density in this release.
Another chapter is for remixes here.
German-based producer Alex Niggemann, the artist with the rich line of past releases via Damian Lazarus' imprint Crosstown Rebels, Sasha's Last Night On Earth, Steve Bug's Poker Flat Recordings and his own AEON; the producer, who has constantly been able to fuse the best of both old and new music influences, has created an entirely unique symbiosis of techno & breaks vibes, where the sound of the remix can ideally be called 'the best of techno & breaks', if speaking briefly.
We do believe this version will inspire and attract more listeners worldwide, taking the base of followers far beyond melodic house & techno world.
Legendary French artist Olivier Giacomotto, producer with the numerous past releases via Noir Music, Get Physical and his own Definitive Recordings is the important figure of the French electronic scene.
Olivier is crafting the classy groove remix based on the hypnotic bassline and the mellow structure of the original mix.
This mesmeric and proper remix comes out as the final chord of the release.
Be sure not miss, as we've proved the meaning of what we mean with 'no boundaries' motto; here and with past, this and upcoming releases, which we can't wait to share with you in nearest future.
Stay tuned with us, we still set no boundaries.

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8Kays Feat. Tone Of Arc - Dance Alone [Eleatics Records]

Techno don Reinier Zonneveld looks set for a massive hit with his latest track, which reworks the stunning melody made famous by PPK’s 1998 smash ‘Resurrection’. 

Zonneveld made his remix of the trance classic to play in his live sets, and it proved to be so popular that he felt it simply had to be released. He and his team set about trying to find the rightsholder of the original melody so that they could license it. 

This journey led them not to PPK, but to the original composer: the now 82 year old Russian electronic music pioneer, Edward Artemiev. He wrote the melody for the soundtrack of a 1979 movie called ‘Siberiade’. Zonneveld wrote him a letter asking if he could grant him permission to release his take on the melody. Listening to Reinier’s new interpretation of ‘Resurrection’, Artemiev was immediately sold and approved it to release. 

One of the earliest composers to adopt the synthesiser, Artemiev has a pioneering legacy that lives on through this new version that has been so skilfully crafted by Zonneveld. 

Moving on to the track itself. Pummeling old skool hardcore techno kicks thump under filtered layers of bubbling synths as an ominous tone is set early on. The melodic elements tease in tense fashion as layers of hissing percussion build on top. Flashes of the distinctive riff are sparingly deployed. Then suddenly the swell comes, rising pads and dramatic synth riffs fuelling the fire as cymbal rides urge us forward. Snare rolls and acidic textures build the tension further before the rug is pulled from under us and we’re thrust into the dream-like sounds of that famous riff. 

Sounding as enchanting and otherworldly as ever, these cute interweaving melodic lines soon transport you to another dimension. Filtered kick drums and heavily reverbed pad sounds interplay with percussive builds and rising acid tones, suggesting an explosive drop. Instead, the minimal approach is chosen, stripping the track down to its bare melodic basics and letting the famous hook shine. Further glorious melodic subtleties lift the track again and snare rolls push higher, but the track never reaches for excess and continues to tease throughout.

Resurrection is out now on Filth On Acid.

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