Diynamic Music

Storken's "Lille Vals" is among those type of infectious and addictive instrumentals that feel like songs without words, pop without divas or perfectly synthesized disco. Being the debut of a young and promising man from Sweden as, it received candid praise by dancers and DJs alike.
Originally "Lille Vals" appeared as the centerpiece of Running Back's One-swallow-sampler series, it earned its second spring on a dedicated 12inch release.

Lille Vals

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The Jolisa EP marks a significant shift in Luca dell’Orso’s sound. Although the electric hooks and rolling rhythms that characterise the dutchman’s signature style are still present, new avenues are explored. One notable change is the addition of vocals, care of the EP’s namesake: Jolisa. The opening, “Sixteen”, smoulders with a palpable intensity. Steady beats and textured pads support synth stabs as impassioned vocals recant a tale of past lessons. “Reach Out”, on the flip, is a different animal. Big and daring, chords chug next slicing snares while lyrics brim with hope. Two instrumental works balance the four tracker. “Nighttime” is perfectly sculpted with a soulful melody and clean percussion, vocoder lyrics giving a sorrowful slant to track. A true epic closes: “Tomorrow’s Already Here.” Bold keys and racing rhythms collide in this 80s steeped extravaganza, electro-disco and car chases in this incredible end. A defining EP from Luca dell’Orso.

Premiere: Luca dell'Orso - Reach Out feat. Jolisa

Daniel Steinberg - Let Me Down - Tube & Berger Remix

As the most Shazam-ed track in the UK, yet to leave the Shazam Top 200 chart since release last year and with over 100,000 combined worldwide sales, ‘What I Might Do’ has long enjoyed support from the likes of Seth Troxler, Heidi and Jamie Jones to Pete Tong and Annie Mac at Radio 1. Bringing a new angle to proceedings, Karma Kid spins ‘What I Might Do’ further into club territory with a stripped-back four to the floor take on the original.

What I Might Do (Karma Kid Remix)

Tracklist:
1 - Double Touch Ft Reigan - Greatest Day (Lost Desert Remix)
2 - Fleurie - Hurts Like Hell (Mass Digital Remix)
3 - HRRTZ & Cammie Robinson - Lighthouse (Extended Mix)
4 - David K feat. Marie Chain - Open Eyes (Sonik Remix)
5 - Sian Evans - Hide U (Tinlicker Remix)
6 - Kessa (Mass Digital Remix)
7 - CRI - Never Really Get There Feat. Jesse Mac Cormack (Mass Digital Remix)
8 - Lana Del Rey - Summertime Sadness (Mass Digital Remix)
9 - Chris Isaak – Wicked Game (Mass Digital Remix)
10- In Love With Music Iain o'Hare Feat. Taylor (Original Mix)
11-Nuwe Reen (Mass Digital Remix)
12-Flash of Light (Solomun Mix) (feat. Roisin Murphy)
13-Giolì & Assia - Playing Chess (plus Prelude)
14-Aint No Sunshine - Joao Ribeiro
15-I Feel So Deep - Nytron

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𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗻𝟯𝟲𝟵𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗯𝘆 𝐅𝐞𝐥-𝐗

Walking With Elephants

Late Night (Solomun Remix)

KARMON - Wowshit

The people of Hamburg are associated with traits such as modesty and coolness. The same can be said about the music scene of Germany‘s second largest city: While there is a lot of buzz in the media about cre- atives being envious to the capital, the music scene, especially in the electronic fields, has been thriving here in the last few years. Hafendisko, the Hamburg based new sub label by hfn music, reknowned for their re- leases by Trentemøller and Kasper Bjørke, now puts an end to Hanseatic understatement: “hamburg elektronisch” is a new compilation series of awesome electronic beats from the river Elbe, the first installment focu- ses solely on House music. The 20 tracks of this download-only com- pilation, among which are three exclusives, not only feature old masters like DJ Koze and Lawrence, promising newcomers like Smallpeople und Wareika, but also showcase the most important melting pots of the Hamburg scene.
The new drive of the city is mostly accumulated in two spots: Smallville Records, the first of them, proves that the classic record store still can be of relevance, no matter how much discourse about releases and pro- ducers is now going on in digital networks. The store is small, but run with knowledge and passion. The people there not only curate their own Smallville parties all around the city, but also run an offspring store in Paris and several great labels: “Smallville” (featured here with tracks by Law- rence and Smallpeople), the vinyl-only imprint „Laid“ and, of course, „Dial Records“,the most-famous electronic label in Hamburg, because of its unique melancholic approach to techno music (check out Isolée on this compilation). On top of that, people who help there at the counter also run their labels like RvdS (whose “it’s”-platform is represented here with „A Walk On The Moon“) or book great parties like the “Dear” nights at the “Ego” club - the second epicentre in Hamburg at the moment.
With the “Ego” in the outskirts of the world famous Reeperbahn the city finally has a great techno club again, in addition to the „Baalsaal“ and „Neidklub“. Its owner Solomun also runs the booking agency and label “Diynamic” in the same building. The label already released nearly 50 records in quite a short time and thus is featured heavily here. Apart from Solomun check out Stimming, DJ Phono and H.O.S.H. The latter is also responsible for the ever-growing “Grünanlagen” Open Air parties who usually have an awesome line-up, although they are free.
Apart from other important concert venues like the „Uebel &amp; Gefähr- lich“ and all the nice bars of St. Pauli between the Reeperbahn and the Schanze quarter, at the end of the night the Hamburg scene still meets at the Golden Pudel Club at the harbour. Despite some difficulties it is still going strong and uncommercial after more then twenty years. Not only most of the artists mentioned before run parties here, but lots of the other labels in this collection as well like Liebe*Detail (Wareika, Lo- vebirds), Dérive (Christopher Rau) or Mirau (Tensnake). At the Pudel so many different people and music scenes engage in creative friction. This multitude of styles will be covered in future parts of this “Hamburg elektronisch” series that will also be released on CD. Cause hanseatic understatement is over.

David August - Hamburg Is For Lovers

Solomun remix of Let's Go Back feat. Romanthony

Let's Go Back (feat. Romanthony) (Solomun Remix)

Envision (Ame Remix) (Dixon Edit)

Around

Around (Solomun Vox)

AZARI & III "Reckless With Your Love" (Tensnake Remix) SNIPPET

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Doctor Dru - The Voice Of Dru

B1 H.O.S.H. feat. Ost & Kjex - Woohoo

Picture: Adana Twins showcases the Hamburg duos heavy production skills and finally unveils some long awaited gems that have had the Insta-sphere asking for track IDs for months. From laidback house vibes to soaring techno, the sixth instalment of the Picture series covers the artists full spectrum.

Diynamic Musics Picture: series is a document in time, showcasing an artists current creative output in order to allow the listener to visualise and understand the artist at a certain moment. It is not an album format, but far more than merely an EP. Picture: is various dancefloor-oriented facettes of one producer, shaping the imagery that ultimately results in the listeners mind.

Adana Twins – Picture: Adana Twins EP

Adana Twins - My Computer ft. Glowal

Adriatique - Catch The Light (Original Mix)

Wash Off (Foals Remix)

David August   Moving Day

Superfunk - Lucky Star "Solomun Mix" (Noir Music)

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Diynamic Music

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