PER PUNXAR - Part 1

Gary Beck - Before The Crash

You've Come A Long Way Baby

Right Here, Right Now

Enrico Sangiuliano & Frankyeffe - The Acid Celebration EP
Beatport: pro.beatport.com/release/the-acid…ation-ep/1608115

Press Release:
“With the two fellows Enrico Sangiuliano & FRANKYEFFE from Italy, Gregor Tresher again proves his talent to discover great new artists for his label Break New Soil Recordings. 
Enrico's releases on Drumcode and Secret Cinema's Gem Records and Franky's tracks for FLASH Recordings and Trapez ltd were already high quality documentations of their exceptional studio skills but combining forces pushed their output to another level. Peaktime techno at its best.”

DJ Feedbacks:
Monika Kruse: great release!
Riva Starr: cool stuff thank you 
Thomas Schumacher: Celebration is my pick. Sound pretty massive to me.
Karotte: my number 1 in my september charts. all 3 tracks are massive in my sets!!!
Stephan Bodzin: will def bring celebration to argentina this weekend. Massive.
2000 And One: oh yes nice one:) 
Tiga: these are cool!
Sam Paganini: Strong EP! All tracks are very good, 10/10 
Leon: nice pack 
Paolo Martini: I like it, full support
Macromism: big support for enrico and franky ! dope tracks
Wankelmut: "Celebration" geht auf jeden Fall durch die Decke, fettes Ding!
Groove Armada: celebration is a monster!
Animal Trainer: The Acid is a superb tune...gonna try this one out ASAP!
Sian: Excellent!! 
Chus: really good one 
Wally Lopez: sounds very good , the acid forAmnesz me!!
Nick Warren: Great release, tracks 2 and 3 are huge !
AFFKT: Fresh sound here...digging the 3 cuts!
Simina Grigoriu: fantastic! 
Markus Homm: Great EP, thanks
Adana Twins: Really nice. Can’t wait to play it! :) 
Sacha Robotti (Robosonic): Brett ;) 
Tom Novy: Ja zefix die such ich schon ne weile die nummer. Juhuuuuu. Her damit. Is fett.
Chris Lake: pumping stuff!
DJ Boris: Hi Celebration for me. Thanks
Stephan Hinz: Nice release! Full support!
Saeed Younan: Really liking The Acid - great vibes and emotion.
Hollen: Massive Release - Thanks
Victor Ruiz: Both “Celebration” and “Consolidate” are bombs! Thanks for sharing such good music! :)
SaschBBC: strong ep! i like all tracks here.
Misstress Barbara: I love all 3 tracks and will support fully! My fav is Celebration.
Mr.Bizz: love all tracks!nice work!
Jens Lissat: dope tunes full support 
Larry Tee: love the first one...will def play
Mijk Van Dijk: WOW! ALL TRACKS BIG! „Celebration" the Biggest. This release breathes old school 
Frankfurt 90s Trance influences inside out. Love it! Charts, Club-and-Radioplay guaranteed! ;-)
Ralf (Italy): love this. Intense and hypnotic. thx.
Luca Morris: Wow! Will play for sure ;) 
Nudisco: Sehr schön. Alle !
Jimmy Van M: The Acid is massive! Love it!
Mars Bill: Very good release! Full support for Enrico and Franky
Anderson Noise: Nice Release thanks
Greg Churchill: Yes yes YES! Loving these. Need more like these
Agent!: action jackson !
Gunnar Stiller: wow, big release!!
Chris Fortier: this is another great ep. all three very good. 
Remy: Very nice, celebration is the fav!
D.O.N.S.: Celebration!
Marc Miroir: Wow, great release!
Zoe Xenia: Cool bangers, nice work on Consolidate!

Enrico Sangiuliano & Frankyeffe - Celebration - Break New Soil

Out now: http://btprt.dj/1SMEBHc

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Read more:
http://dancingastronaut.com/2016/11/da-premiere-moby-heart-feel-bad-enrico-sangiuliano-remix/

Premiere: Moby - Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad (Enrico Sangiuliano Remix)

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Bad Kingdom (Head High & Marcel Dettmann Remixes)

Bad Kingdom (Marcel Dettmann Remix)

4 Your Eyez Only

Deja Vu

Into the Sun

Chasing Heaven

Drumcode continues its commitment to releasing the scene’s most cutting-edge techno. With releases this year already from Adam Beyer, Pig&Dan, Alan Fitzpatrick, Dense & Pika and Julian Jeweil, this July see’s the return of Enrico Sangiuliano with ‘Astral Projection’.

After his remix of Moby’s of ‘Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad’ back in November last year, Enrico sought creative inspiration from his travels, transcending that into his productions and long studio sessions during the winter months. The result brings a mind and body melting release from the Italian producer.

The title track ‘Astral Projection’ is a captivating, big room techno masterpiece. Deep reverberations punch alongside a sinisterly crisp percussive drive. Launching into a groove laden synth modulation of low end textures, it breaks down into an ethereal amalgamation of pads and synths before the vocal launches, taking this track to another level.

‘Blooming Era’ has destructive dancefloor intent. There is no holding back with the low end synth modulation which Enrico has mastered to perfection. A tightly woven percussive flare moulds flawlessly with the rolling oscillations of the beast of this track.

If you have seen label head honcho Adam Beyer playing anywhere on the globe in the last 5 months, this has been a peak time favourite. Road-tested to the max, and with much success.

Enrico Sangiuliano - Blooming Era - Drumcode - DC176

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Andrew Meller - Insomnia

First single from the forthcoming album 'Bring A Friend'

Gary Beck - Hopkin - Soma Records - CLIP

Gary Beck | Bring A Friend
 [SOMACD100]

1.  I Read About You
2.  Algoreal
3.  D51
4.  Before The Crash
5.  Unaware
6.  Skiver
7.  Hopkin
8.  Little moon
9.  Bring A Friend
10.  Operation

Soma’s 100th album release is a huge milestone for the label and reiterates how influential the Glasgow brand has been in defining the musical landscape for two decades. 

There is no better way to celebrate both the impact and influence of the label than by showcasing one of Glasgow’s most successful Techno exports. Gary Beck embodies the continued innovation of Soma, having worked in close collaboration with the label from his 2009 debut onwards. In the years since his first release Gary Beck has become a global Techno sensation performing at every major venue and starting his own successful label, Bek Audio, which has seen his tracks selling out at an incredible rate. This album highlights just why Gary Beck has reached such a pinnacle and again shows that his collaborations with Soma are always incendiary. Throughout the album every track is perfectly balanced and totally unique creating a sonic journey from the first bar to the last. 

The epic scale of the album is reflected in the first track ‘I Read About You’ which seems to expand and develop constantly bringing in ambience, intricate drum patterns and ethereal synths which create a spiritual and expansive quality. 

The opener is punctuated brilliantly by the sharp and deep style of Algoreal, which winds the tension up again and takes the music in another new direction. 

Beck’s mastery of integrating various original musical themes is a signature of this record and the development of sounds is striking. A clear example of this is in how well spaced and electro elements are crafted on ‘D51’ to create an exciting sense of anticipation and a powerfully organic feel. This means that there is a chance to create tracks which feel like whole ensemble pieces rather than an exercise in strict, clinical production. 

Throughout there is a strong sense of musicianship, but this is balanced well with the engrossing physicality of tracks. ‘Unaware’ for example has heavy bass, beats and all manner of carefully developed production elements which create an almost disorientating sense of power. 

Certain tracks follow different musical routes and the scope of this is kept in check with regard to the whole album by tracks like ‘Hopkin’ which tie these different elements together as part of a complete work. The tracks have such varied rhythm patterns and production which are often understated but always effective. 

Little moon is a perfect interlude with bright and beautiful sounds which although being the shortest track on the album creates its own detailed atmosphere and imagery, a transcendent moment on the album. 

The progression of the Samba-influenced beats and resonant drums of ‘Operation’ is another great example of the strength and complexity of this album, creating a whole new soundscape and another avenue for exploration. This is a shattering end to the album and brings everything to a close in a fashion which is absolutely fitting for such a great album. Album number 100 is certainly worthy of its place in Soma history and the achievement in creating this piece of music matches the great achievements of Soma in getting to this landmark.  


Mastered at Glowcast by Conor Dalton

Gary Beck - Little Moon (Soma CD100)

Gary Beck | Bring A Friend
 [SOMACD100]

1.  I Read About You
2.  Algoreal
3.  D51
4.  Before The Crash
5.  Unaware
6.  Skiver
7.  Hopkin
8.  Little moon
9.  Bring A Friend
10.  Operation

Soma’s 100th album release is a huge milestone for the label and reiterates how influential the Glasgow brand has been in defining the musical landscape for two decades. 

There is no better way to celebrate both the impact and influence of the label than by showcasing one of Glasgow’s most successful Techno exports. Gary Beck embodies the continued innovation of Soma, having worked in close collaboration with the label from his 2009 debut onwards. In the years since his first release Gary Beck has become a global Techno sensation performing at every major venue and starting his own successful label, Bek Audio, which has seen his tracks selling out at an incredible rate. This album highlights just why Gary Beck has reached such a pinnacle and again shows that his collaborations with Soma are always incendiary. Throughout the album every track is perfectly balanced and totally unique creating a sonic journey from the first bar to the last. 

The epic scale of the album is reflected in the first track ‘I Read About You’ which seems to expand and develop constantly bringing in ambience, intricate drum patterns and ethereal synths which create a spiritual and expansive quality. 

The opener is punctuated brilliantly by the sharp and deep style of Algoreal, which winds the tension up again and takes the music in another new direction. 

Beck’s mastery of integrating various original musical themes is a signature of this record and the development of sounds is striking. A clear example of this is in how well spaced and electro elements are crafted on ‘D51’ to create an exciting sense of anticipation and a powerfully organic feel. This means that there is a chance to create tracks which feel like whole ensemble pieces rather than an exercise in strict, clinical production. 

Throughout there is a strong sense of musicianship, but this is balanced well with the engrossing physicality of tracks. ‘Unaware’ for example has heavy bass, beats and all manner of carefully developed production elements which create an almost disorientating sense of power. 

Certain tracks follow different musical routes and the scope of this is kept in check with regard to the whole album by tracks like ‘Hopkin’ which tie these different elements together as part of a complete work. The tracks have such varied rhythm patterns and production which are often understated but always effective. 

Little moon is a perfect interlude with bright and beautiful sounds which although being the shortest track on the album creates its own detailed atmosphere and imagery, a transcendent moment on the album. 

The progression of the Samba-influenced beats and resonant drums of ‘Operation’ is another great example of the strength and complexity of this album, creating a whole new soundscape and another avenue for exploration. This is a shattering end to the album and brings everything to a close in a fashion which is absolutely fitting for such a great album. Album number 100 is certainly worthy of its place in Soma history and the achievement in creating this piece of music matches the great achievements of Soma in getting to this landmark.  



Mastered at Glowcast by Conor Dalton

PER PUNXAR - Part 1

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