Techno

part - 02

FUTURE RAVE EDITS by Sound of Stereo

Original:
http://www.discogs.com/Speedy-J-Pullover/release/182579

BELGIUM. What do you know about Belgium. That it is home to ten million chocolate-munching, beer-drinking waffleheads? Yes. That their national soccer team is on the verge of winning the 2014 world championship? Obviously. But did you know that the great Julius Caesar once said that the Belgians were the bravest ravers of all the Gauls? 
Let’s see... Jean-Claude Vandamme? Excellent raver. René Magritte? Check. Tintin? Unrivaled! But what you might have overlooked is that also less known Belgicae such as ‘Lords of Acid’, ‘CJ Boland’ or ‘Yves de Ruyter’ are notorious for their work in the Fine Rave arts.
Needless to say, it cannot be easy for Belgians these days to follow in the footsteps of such grandiose rave legends. But the Belgian is a peculiar creature. It is in his blood to never be satisfied and always look for a way to contribute to the legacy.
Belgian electronic music duo “SOUND OF STEREO” are no different. Determined to paying tribute to their ancestors, the duo decided to unleash their own interpretation of their favorite rave classics upon the world. Every week, Jochen and Vincent, will release a contemporary edit of a Belgian classic. The project, called “SLAVE TO THE RAVE”, will reflect Sound of Stereo’s love and passion towards the music which they grew up with. With these ‘future rave edits’, the duo continues a long, fruitful tradition of no-nonsense dance music and – as befits true Belgians – pass it on to the next generation of Jean-claude Vandammes.

Speedy J - Pullover (Sound Of Stereo Future Rave Edit)

part - 05

FUTURE RAVE EDITS by Sound of Stereo

Original:
http://www.discogs.com/Derb-Derb/master/126033

BELGIUM. What do you know about Belgium. That it is home to ten million chocolate-munching, beer-drinking waffleheads? Yes. That their national soccer team is on the verge of winning the 2014 world championship? Obviously. But did you know that the great Julius Caesar once said that the Belgians were the bravest ravers of all the Gauls? 
Let’s see... Jean-Claude Vandamme? Excellent raver. René Magritte? Check. Tintin? Unrivaled! But what you might have overlooked is that also less known Belgicae such as ‘Lords of Acid’, ‘CJ Boland’ or ‘Yves de Ruyter’ are notorious for their work in the Fine Rave arts.
Needless to say, it cannot be easy for Belgians these days to follow in the footsteps of such grandiose rave legends. But the Belgian is a peculiar creature. It is in his blood to never be satisfied and always look for a way to contribute to the legacy.
Belgian electronic music duo “SOUND OF STEREO” are no different. Determined to paying tribute to their ancestors, the duo decided to unleash their own interpretation of their favorite rave classics upon the world. Every week, Jochen and Vincent, will release a contemporary edit of a Belgian classic. The project, called “SLAVE TO THE RAVE”, will reflect Sound of Stereo’s love and passion towards the music which they grew up with. With these ‘future rave edits’, the duo continues a long, fruitful tradition of no-nonsense dance music and – as befits true Belgians – pass it on to the next generation of Jean-claude Vandammes.

Derb - Derb (Sound Of Stereo Future Rave Edit)

Doorn Records presents 'Direct Dizko' by Sander van Doorn & Yves V. Grab your copy NOW : http://btprt.dj/Id0le5

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Sander van Doorn & Yves V - Direct Dizko (Original Mix)

part - 08

FUTURE RAVE EDITS by Sound of Stereo

Original:
http://www.discogs.com/Plexus-Cactus-Rhythm/master/68120


BELGIUM. What do you know about Belgium. That it is home to ten million chocolate-munching, beer-drinking waffleheads? Yes. That their national soccer team is on the verge of winning the 2014 world championship? Obviously. But did you know that the great Julius Caesar once said that the Belgians were the bravest ravers of all the Gauls? 
Let’s see... Jean-Claude Vandamme? Excellent raver. René Magritte? Check. Tintin? Unrivaled! But what you might have overlooked is that also less known Belgicae such as ‘Lords of Acid’, ‘CJ Boland’ or ‘Yves de Ruyter’ are notorious for their work in the Fine Rave arts.
Needless to say, it cannot be easy for Belgians these days to follow in the footsteps of such grandiose rave legends. But the Belgian is a peculiar creature. It is in his blood to never be satisfied and always look for a way to contribute to the legacy.
Belgian electronic music duo “SOUND OF STEREO” are no different. Determined to paying tribute to their ancestors, the duo decided to unleash their own interpretation of their favorite rave classics upon the world. Every week, Jochen and Vincent, will release a contemporary edit of a Belgian classic. The project, called “SLAVE TO THE RAVE”, will reflect Sound of Stereo’s love and passion towards the music which they grew up with. With these ‘future rave edits’, the duo continues a long, fruitful tradition of no-nonsense dance music and – as befits true Belgians – pass it on to the next generation of Jean-claude Vandammes.

Plexus - Cactus Rythem (Sound Of Stereo Future Rave Edit)

Jean e La Plastique - New Era
Release date: 25th March 2014
Label: Mähtrasher

Artwork by Johnny Cobalto


Jean e La Plastique - New Era (Original Mix)

Flashmob

Vitalic • Second Lives

Marcel Fengler doesn't mess around, and neither does he with his productions. Released in May last year, his “Thwack EP” showcased the kind of pulsing, throbbing techno sound that few other producers can equal in intensity. It was a perfect match for Luke Slater's Mote-Evolver imprint that continues a fresh and consistent release schedule of heavy, driving techno records. Whether marked by their distinctive “Berghain sound”, their relentless intensity, or simply their affinity for the dance floor, Mote-Evolver's releases remain unmatched for their quality. Now, having gathered together some of the most seasoned techno producers, Mote-Evolver presents four remixes of Marcel Fengler's “Thwack.”

The “Thwack Remixes” EP starts off with Norman Nodge's percussive and dubby re-working of “Thwack”. Tense yet subdued, Nodge balances contrasting elements that bring the original recording into unseen new territories.

Following second on the A-side is Luke Slater's remix as Planetary Assault Systems, which expands upon the intensity of “Thwack.” Layered with thick, heavy bass, the PAS remix grabs hold with its entrancing low frequencies as well as its screeching and howling effects.

Mike Parker contributes his remix of “Thwack” on the B-side, which uses fuzzy effects and pulsing bass to create an atmospheric re-imagining of the track. Intriguing and mysterious, Parker's remix charges the dance floor with an electric-like current ready to be struck by metaphorical sonic lightning.

The digital release includes an additional remix by LB Dub Corp, the moniker used by label-boss Slater for his deeper productions. Swirling and hypnotic, LB Dub Corp's remix uses the pace of the original track and adds a bouncing bassline that rumbles forward, just as engaging as the original release.

Mote025 :: Marcel Fengler - Thwack (Norman Nodge + P.A.S. + Mike Parker Remixes)

T99 - Anasthasia

Public Energy - Three 'o Three

Here Uto Karem returns to Plus 8 for his second release on the label, with the two tracks he serves up - “Take Control“ and “All Over You” - continuing in the rising Italian star’s good run of form

“Take Control“ is a liquid track which builds in looped layers through piston pumping percussion, up-right beats and plenty of melodic drama. Though it pushes on from left to right in true Plus 8 style, the warmth and atmosphere that surrounds the main beats and bass is what really sets the track alight

Uto Karem - Take Control (Original Mix) [Plus 8]

Clio – Bad boy (Original)

Roman Lindau - Grow FW 023 cut

A debut collaboration for both artists, ATK026 consists of two original tracks.

Fixation delivers a low end rumble that goes straight into the pumping and hypnotic drive. A punchy and powerful kick sits alongside the cleverly bass/lead pattern, this track doesn’t turn down the pace and takes you into a dark zone.

Raw Code comes at you in full force. An eerie synth hook builds into the searing, swinging hi-hats. Vocal chop plays behind the scenes, as the fuzzy percussion leads us back to that floor pounding kick.

ARTIST: T78, ALESIS
TITLE: RAW CODE
VERSION: ORIGINAL MIX
RELEASE DATE: 17/09/2018

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Fixation / Raw Code

Raw Code

ATK026 - T78, Alesis - Raw Code (Original Mix)(Preview)(Out Now)

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[Premiere] Boys Noize - Killer(DENSE AND PIKA Remix)

Heavy Plays by Marco Carola, Matthias Tanzmann & Davide Squillace, Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna, Luciano, Dubfire and many more!!

get your copy here ; http://www.beatport.com/track/cowbell-talk-original-mix/3780820

Groove Me SK Compilation, Vol. 3

Cowbell Talk

Cowbell Talk (Original mix) Soundcloud cut OUT NOW!

Carlo Lio - White

Outlander is for me ,one of the best Classic Rave from 1991.


Outlander - The Vamp (Da Carrot Nu Rave Kidz remix 2009)

When we were told we could pick any Orlando Voorn classic to remix, we immediately knew we HAD to remix 'In Da Jungle'. 

So we got remixing and came up with this tribal affair which seems to get down pretty well in our sets. Not that intro and a drop after a minute stuff, but an old school vibe with classic slow build ups that hopefully does some justice to the amazing original.

http://www.beatport.com/release/in-da-jungle/1069068

Orlando Voorn - In Da Jungle (Chocolate Puma Remix) Preview

Strip Steve &amp; Das Glow - Calcium

buy it here : 
https://itunes.apple.com/album/so-good-single/id661608288?affId=1581970
http://www.beatport.com/release/so-good-single/1110028

For those who don’t know, NYC-based Luca Venezia, aka Drop the Lime, aka Curses, has been a mainstay of the US avant-dance/pre-EDM scene for a dozen years – he’s also a larger-than-life figure, a kind of dandy-cum-party animal-cum-womanizer, but that’s not quite the point here. Under his Drop the Lime guise, he produced wild breakbeat music and launched the infamous Trouble & Bass, known for its raw warehouse beats and rowdy spirit. Then he created the Curses alias, which he uses to make more focused, dancefloor-minded tracks, some of which were released by our former label Institubes in the late noughties. Marble is proud to offer you his first Curses installment in four years, and it’s called "So Good". 

These two new tunes show the two opposite sides of Luca’s current musical identity. 

The title track, So Good, is a 2013 take on early nineties house, complete with sun-drenched MIDI chords, deep kick and bass and a linear yet tense and hypnotic structure. Great warm-up tool or early morning downer. 

Deep in the Night, recorded in Paris with the Marble crew is a disturbed cinematic track, coming with processed vocals, mental synths and the trademark "Ha" ballroom sound. Martial, nightly techno for the druggy hour : feel the pressure and get stronger. 

https://soundcloud.com/cursesforever 
https://www.facebook.com/Cursesforever 
https://twitter.com/cursesforever 

Artwork by Michael Willis http://mwillis.eu/ 
Text by Etienne Menu 
Mastered by Precise

Techno

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