Unrilis drops the latest release in its reinvigorated Rilis release series with a four-track EP by Ritzi Lee who is known for his hypnotic grooves and analogue sounds.
Rino Cerrone launched the Rilis series in the '90s as an outlet for his own experimental tracks and in 2022 the Unrilis team decided to relaunch the project.
Ritzi Lee is a Dutch artist based in Amsterdam who is well-known for his releases on underground imprints ranging from Bas Mooy's Mord to Ben Klock's Klockworks and his dark and dystopian style with raw percussion is a perfect fit for the Rilis style.
Talking about his new Rilis series release, Ritzi Lee said: 'I'm a big fan of the early Rilis releases. That sound was always integrated to my DJ sets and a big inspiration for most of my productions. The early Naples techno sound was always about pushing the limits, but at the same time keeping it groovy and funky. So, I was able to use those rules and apply them into this release while still combining my own signature sound. I think it's best described as ruff edged with a minimalistic approach, but making sure to keep it warm sounding. I'm really happy with the result, as feels like there is a strong Amsterdam/Naples connection in this sound and I would say it is a perfect match.'
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For the second vinyl release on DNA_rec, Emiel Zwart hit the road again with a brand new EP "Counterattack". The package includes 2 original cuts and remixes from Ritzi Lee & Remco Beekwilder. As a result they've managed to create a distinctive EP which has a variety of tracks that suits everybody's needs for every club moment. Counterattack opens up with constantly driven synths and sturdy basslines and Ritzi Lee made perfect use of these elements for his remix. Church is the more minimalistic approach compared to Counterattack but when that vocal gets in your head and combined with some hard hitting claps and hihats this track can be played at any time of the evening. And to top things off Remco Beekwilder has made a hard banging remix from this cut as you can expect from the talented producer.
Recorded Things is thrilled to present "Season Two Remixes" by Oliver Rosemann & Alexander Kowalski. This highly anticipated release features fresh interpretations of their original tracks, and is available digitally and on vinyl.
Following the success of last year's vinyl release of "Season Two," this new offering breathes new life into the already captivating compositions. The duo's collaborative efforts have attracted a stellar lineup of talented artists who have put their unique spin on the tracks. "Stinger," "Most Monkeys Live In Trees," and "Lucid Mind" have been remixed by the exceptional talents of Roll Dann, Ritzi Lee, Vil & Cravo, and Mario Berger.
This release is a testament to the versatility and artistry of Oliver Rosemann & Alexander Kowalski, as well as the immense talent of the remixing artists. "Season Two Remixes" is a must-have for electronic music enthusiasts and collectors alike. Whether you prefer the digital format or the warmth of vinyl, this release is sure to leave a lasting impression.
"Contaminated Culture" is the next various artists on limited edition by Scena_731 Recordings. Are two collections with 7 artists and divided in one vinyl release. The contamination comes from the different culture of these artists, who found two similar genres into the techno music and who marry in a festival line up. On the Part I of the V/A on side a, we have three artists on the classic techno and deep sounds. As you will know the well-known sound of Ritzi Lee with a classic mix, Paul Birken with his unmistakable technique through modular systems, Booz equally a lover of the sound sought through spatial connections of the universe. On the Part II on the side b, we have the B2B of Yari Greco & Karah from Rotterdam with a totally raw and edgy version for the dancefloor with a mix of raw and pounding groove. Then you will listen to Aeit, with an industrial London sound with a raw electronic synth perfect for the rave crowd and the last track signed by Jassass, an earthquake that damages you with very fast grooves and changes of industrial scenarios.
Support the good techno music for his different culture. Enjoy!
Dame-Music continues to celebrate its 15 Years with the release of Vol. 2
15 Years Of Dame-Music series is an ode to the unmistakable sound of the TB-303, a core element of Bloody Mary's widely respected sound and label.
Continuing the strong momentum from Vol. 1, this release features four standout tracks from some of the most respected and forward-thinking names in electronic music: DEAS, Ben Sims & Ritzi Lee, Viikatory, and the highly anticipated return of Jerome Hill vs Fear-E to the Dame-Music roster.
Spanning three curated volumes, the “15 Years of Dame-Music” series highlights the label’s enduring commitment to underground dance music culture and its dedication to vinyl and analog sound.
- A1: Bas Mooy & Jeroen Liebregts - Shelf Life
- A2: Mascon - Nenner
- B1: Exium - Dark Voids
- B2: Quelza - Argumentum Ad Ignorantiam
- C1: Nørbak - Hereditário
- C2: Rebecca Delle Piane - Throw A Fit
- C3: Dimi Angélis - Poisoned Cocktail
- D1: Izan Hesse - Blue Room
- D2: Antony Doria - Uprite
- E1: Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell - Folkskygg
- E2: Vinicius Honorio - Fearless
- F1: Johannes Volk - Nightmare Orchestra
- F2: Jaraossa - Drive
- G1: Roll Dann - Suffrage Of Souls
- G2: Surit & Katran - Reconnect
- G3: Kaiser - Esco
- H1: Operator - Metal Moon
- H2: Takaaki Itoh - Implement
- I1: Uvb - Hdmt
- I2: Asec - Guilt Can't Shape The Future
- J1: Rommek - Caustic Waves
- J2: Piska Power - Unbenanntererer
- K1: Ritzi Lee - Ants On Steroidz
- K2: Lewis Fautzi - 141021
- L2: Jokasti & Nek - Gains
- M1: Kike Pravda - Rotational
- M2: Olympic Pool Maintenance League - When Sadness Still Comes
- N1: Shxcxchcxsh - Röd Sol
- N2: Vertical Spectrum - Męczybuła
- N3: Gotshell - Lost In The Subway
- K3: Casual Treatment - It Doesn't Matter (Just Listen)
- L1: Bazalt - Ogas
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