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New Amsterdam based label Native Response debuts with a delicate yet forceful 3-track EP by Nathan Surreal and KAAP on remix duty. Stockholm packs a peak-time punch, while Emo Effect is one for the more hypnotising moments on the dance floor. The analog bomb remix by KAAP smashes 808 kicks and snares all over the place. Native Response 001 is limited available on 12" vinyl.

After releases on Fifth Wall and Grizzly, Physical Therapy returns for a follow up to the first release on his own Allergy Season label, with the EP "Million Years Crushed." Three cuts of maximal electronic dance music, along with a deep retrofit from Berghain resident Norman Nodge.


The title track delivers a confident, club-ready message from the Planet Love. Nodge (Ostgut Ton, Marcel Dettmann Records) flips the track into a crackling 8:05 AM dub. On the b-side, "Val E of the Dolls" coats pounding 16x16 techno with distant house pianos and "American Cream" makes a muscular layer cake of percussive synths.


The digital version of the EP includes "Salad Dressing," a cut of shuffling, ecstatic house.


Available for public consumption both in both digital and vinyl on April 7. Be sure to take with lots of water and do not operate heavy machinery within 8 hours of listening.

Master by Conor Dalton at Calyx Mastering

Nach mehr als acht Jahren ist es nun endlich so weit. Die beiden - The Glitz aka Daniel Nitsch und Andreas Henneberg veröffentlichen ihr erstes gemeinsames Album auf ihrem Label - Voltage Musique Records . Mit insgesamt 14 Titeln zeigen die Beiden, was in den letzten zwei Jahren der gemeinsamen Studioarbeit entstanden ist.Die in Rostock und Berlin lebenden Musiker betreiben gemeinsam mit Markus Hille seit mehr als 13 Jahren das Label - Voltage Musique und sind mit Ihren Solo-Projekten überall auf der Welt unterwegs. Durch die große räumliche Entfernung ist die gemeinsame Studiozeit sehr kostbar und stellt damit auch immer wieder eine kleine Herausforderung für ihre Produktionen dar. Dies ist für die Beiden aber - kein Drama und so profitieren sie von der Distanz eher mit einer immer wieder frischen Ideenfreude.- No Drama darf man also als eine Art Lebenseinstellung betrachten. Eine norddeutsche Tiefenentspanntheit trifft eine freche Berliner Gelassenheit. Und natürlich lebt es sich um einiges entspannter wenn man einfach gut zueinander ist. Das spielt bei zwei solch unterschiedlichen Charakteren und ihrer Freundschaft eine große Rolle.Die verschiedenen Einflüsse sowie der unterschiedliche musikalische Background von Daniel und Andreas sind wahrscheinlich die wichtigsten Bausteine für den sehr eigenständigen Sound auf diesem Album. Ohne den roten Faden zu verlieren kann man neben sehr clubfreundlichen Titeln durchaus auch klare Spuren von Downbeat, Triphop, Jazz und Funk entdecken.Der in den USA lebende Sänger und Electronica Songwriter - i Am Halo wurde gleich für zwei Titel mit ins Boot geholt. Ein weiterer Gastbeitrag kommt von der - Parasite Single -Frontfrau Jasmina Quach, deren wundervoll charismatische Stimme sich neben einer knarzigen Bassline bei - Sugar to the Milk in die Ohren schraubt. Der eng befreundete Deutsch-Rock Sänger - Stefan Krogmann , sowie der international tätige Pianist - Johann Blanchard vervollständigen mit Ihrem Können zwei weitere, überraschend anders klingende Titel.Wer die DJ-Sets der Beiden kennt, wird einige Titel wiedererkennen können. Schließlich wurden viele Songs in den letzten Monaten schon ausgiebig in den Clubs getestet und auch weiter verfeinert.- No Drama - ein durchaus clubtaugliches Album, welches sich aber auch ganz gemütlich bei einer Tasse Pfefferminztee mit Schuss im Wohnzimmer der Großeltern hören lässt.
Pirupa: great tunes!! can't wait to play! thx
Edu Imbernon: Dirty Bride is Rocking! Great Album
Mousse T.: I like Steady Nerves a lot
Hollen: Good Pack - Thanks
Moonbootica: das hat mal alles verdammt dicke eier...i like. favoriten bisher dirty bride und steady
nerves.
Beckers: great & cool Album ! support..!
Joe T. Vannelli: Love it
Morpheus: ... i like 4 tracks on this album: rearrange the world, friends, twisted and rescue, good
ones!
Djuma Soundsystem: Great stuff! Rearrange The World is my first fave
Aldo Cadiz: great work
MISC.: Excellent sounding album, nice sounds, good development all over. Really digging - friends !
Hardsoul: damn, love love this!
Chris Fortier: always dig the glitz stuff. well done album had me hooked from track 1
Anderson Noise: Nice
DJ Remy: Some cool tracks!

With the first of the imprints vinyl only series, L'enfant terrible showcase the label's favorite talents with four timeless originals.
Show-B: Loving Mr. Vogt's track here and will test the Yokoo track too.thanks.
Nick Warren: Another fabulous release, love all 4 tracksDavid Durango: Great release! Your deep vibes is very nice. Quality
Sandrino (Frankey & Sadrino): i like all tracks here. looking fwd to try them out...thanks and good luck with the release
Hernan Cattaneo: very good stuff. will playShur-I-Can: Thanks - lovely EP!John Osborn: Love Matthias track.Alland Byallo: Really love the A-side. A2 is a bit pretty for my sets but overall a fantastic track. Thanks!

R&S presents a killer EP from Romania's Ada Kaleh AKA Iulian Cuculea, which follows his stunning Alejandro Jodorowsky inspired debut LP "Dene descris" on his vinyl only imprint Ada Kaleh România.

Like many of the second wave of Romanian minimal producers, Iulian's music combines propulsive hypnotic rhythms with rich, organic sounds that envelop the listener in an otherworldly atmosphere. "The creation process is a moment of temporary madness for me' Iulian explains, "I enjoy working with layers of sounds that intertwine and embrace like a lotus flower. Folding and unfolding.' Finding fans in the form of countrymen like Raresh, Petre Inspirescu, Rhadoo, Barac, Cezar, Priku and internationals like Ricardo Villalobos, Sonja Moonear, tINI, Prins Thomas, he's also dropped critically acclaimed releases and/or remixes for UVAR, The Rabbit Hole, Third Wave Black, Supernature as well as his own Ada Kaleh România imprint.
Opener "Palatul de clestar" (translated "The glass palace", received a vinyl only release on his own label in 2014) sets the tone with a mesmeric rhythm track overlaid with a haunting clarinet part and spaced out synth gurgles that combine to enthralling effect. Apollo Records alumnus Laurine Frost supplies a trippy, blown out version that blackens the tone of the original into a work of quiet menace. On the flip "Devotare" (translated "Devotion", also a vinyl only release on his own label in 2013) strikes a more strident tone, the grooves strut rather than purr - gauzy chord stabs weave between the beats and clunking percussion in a delicate yet complex interplay of elements.

Label owner, Christian Gerlach recruited the young and very talented Alfredo Mazzilli, which already showed his skills with his latest releases on Edit Select Records or Planet Rhythm. In the EP, which is dedicated to the Babylonian gods, Alfredo takes us into worlds of sound that reminds us of a run through the jungle and arrivals at mighty temples. Shamash opens the EP and prepares the mood for an ritual which is gonna to be celebrated. Wrong Assessment focuses the piece in its core, but in a deeper way and holds on to a heavy baseline. Ishtar reminiscent of an ceremony and the ep reaches its climax which is also continued in the Iori remix. The high­energy piece Marduck could be considered as an joyfully extract from this distant world.
With This Packet lanthan Audio combines the heavy architecture of old temples, but with an ease that welcomes the coming months with joyful anticipation.

big with: Sascha Dive, Satoshi Tomiie, Tobi Neumann, Ryan Crosson, The Revenge, Nick Curly, Kerry Chandler, Efdemin, Alex Barck, Tiefschwarz, dan Curtin, Robert Dietz, D'Julz, Gerd,..

Introducing Talk in Technicolour, the debut release of cross-continental imprint Night Tide. Produced by label founder Eluize (Emma Sainsbury), the EP features three original tracks that showcase her unique sound. The release is rounded out by remixes from Hans Berg & Seth NK and a trippy spoken word recording discovered while digging in the archives. 'Make Me Sin' swells and flows. It's a rapturous tale awash with cascading musical ideas, hypnotic rhythmic elements and a driving bottom end. This introspective cut combines orchestral instrumentation with breathy vocals from Eluize herself that sing of the lure of things that make us feel good. 'Talk in Technicolor', the title track, is self-explanatory. It's a dreamy and melodic club cut that packs a surprising amount of punch. The vast palette of sounds and fine details give it a cinematic quality not often heard in music aimed at the dance floor. We recommend you close your eyes while listening - let your mind drift and see what soaring colours float into view. On the B side, 'Up All Night' is a sub-driven slow down. Unhurried and uncluttered, key and string lines float through open space while gentle vocals slide into the landscape, reflecting on sunsets that turn into sunrises. Hans Berg reinterprets the piece into a powerfully deep techno storm. His version is a relentless and energetic pairing of synth lines that whip and scatter over the original's playful melodic refrains. In other words, a monster that presents a not-so-subtle call to rave. In addition, a batch of thirty records will come with a limited edition cassette. The tape features a remix of 'Up All Night' by Seth NK, the master of all things lo-fi. His version is a sleazy re-imagining with trashy drums and murky tones that weave through the silt.

Social Experiment regular Jonathan Lee is back with a standout fourth release for the imprint. Here he delivers four driving club cuts aimed squarely at the dance floor and once again showcases his intimately production style to perfect effect. The raw grooves that are the trademark of Jonathan's sound are on show once again, but there is a subtle evolution as this exciting producer's sonic palette just gets better and better. Don't sleep on this.

Amaniel is back with the second release. This time come with a solid ep with 2 original tracks by Lorenzo Chiabotti and a remix by Michael Melchner. Vinyl Only, 300 limited copies

Straight Fire!!!!!!M-A-E unknown from Milan w/ 2 DJ Spider Remixes for the vinyl purists. EDEC Music Outlet

Allergy Season is very pleased to announce Max McFerren's "Monk's Mood", three tracks of cathedral funk paired with a remix by Blondes. Under his real name and his MCFERRDOG alias, McFerren has gained attention for appearances on label's like Ultimate Hits and Don't Be Afraid, as well as two cassettes and a 12" for 1080p. Made over the course of two years, "Monk's Mood" is an evocative, emotionally resonant EP of dance floor music.

In the past McFerren has devoted himself to the role of the human voice in dance music, using sustained vocals and chopped phonics in an examination of feeling and texture. "Monk's Mood" presents a new thesis in these studies, marrying choral vocals with wide screen, panoramic techno and electro. Delicate and ornate, yet baritone, the EP is a distinct proposition in the current electronic music landscape.

RVNG International duo Blondes provide a swirling remix of McFerren's "Hunting" on the B-side. The rework sees the duo pushing their gear based take on melodic techno to a new levels of dance floor readiness.

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Pulsating reconstructions of fragmented piano compositions, melded with gritty peripheral field recordings. Transcending from flashbacks, lingering between natural and industrial landscapes. Broken left-field electronica by Maxim Wolzyn for the third Marionette issue.

Moon Boots presents his debut album 'First Landing', including the new single 'Keep The Faith' featuring Nic Hanson, and the BBC Radio 1 supported singles 'Tear My Heart', 'The Life Aquatic' and 'Red Sky'.

The Spanish native premiers his first release on Truesoul records, 'Moti On', a 4 track EP packed with punchy tech house beats and rolling basslines. The EP comes fully loaded with his signature sound, some dark vocals and melodic synths. Uniformed in their approach, the 4 tracks are laced with catchy hooks and casual percussion.

Radio Slave readies a double A-side to mark the 100th release on Rekids this February.
Having recently celebrated ten years, the consistency of music on Matt Edwards' Rekids is indisputable with releases from Nina Kraviz, Mr. G, David Morales, Peggy Gou and DJ Deep to name a few. Aside from his A&R abilities Edwards' extensive understanding of electronic music is evident in his various pseudonyms. Amongst these Radio Slave is easily his most illustrious and most fitting for the seminal label's milestone 100th release.

Containing all the hallmarks of a Radio Slave production, 'Another Club' merges looped vocals with thudding kicks as echoing stabs and infectious hats work their magic. On the flip, 'Feel The Same' is a funky slice of Detroit inspired house.
Early support from Chris Liebing, Ryan Elliot, DJ Hell, Gerd Janson, Laurent Garnier, DJ Deep, Markus Suckut..

The latest single taken from No Fantasy Required, 'Blondes Have More Fun' exemplifies Tiga's knack for deceptively deep songwriting and lush production. It is accompanied by a trio of remixers from contemporary electronica royalty: prolific Swedish producer on-the-rise Jonas Rathsman, Running Back boss Gerd Janson

Vinyl only release featuring remixes from Carlos Sanchez and Maik Yells.

Kevin Saunderson's KMS imprint is a label that should require no introduction. The motor city label has been a Techno mainstay since it's inception in 1987. Numerous Detroit luminaries have released classic after classic on the labels hallowed grooves over the last 25+ years and it's influence is still felt in contemporary dance music today. The idea behind the KMS "Origins" series is to shine a light on the lesser known cuts in the KMS vaults as well as the classics that have given the label it's legendary status during it's lifetime. Hot on the heels of the previous collections for the label, the 'Origins' series presents another stellar selection of jams from the legendary Detroit label's archives.

Opening the EP is K.A. Posse aka Kaay Alexi, a legendary producer whose 'Tell Alexi' features here, a raw, low slung acid burner with sultry vocals and tough as nail drum programming from 1989. Killer stuff indeed. Following that we have the Jovonn Blade mix of Terrence Parker's The Lost Articles jam 'Touch Me Baby' from 1993 - some classic Detroit early proto-beatdown sounds, rough and ready and still doing damage today. On the flip is the stone cold banger 'Flash' by FIX aka Orlando Voorn, this demented P-Funk ripper never quits and is a monster! Classic material. Finishing things off is the MK mix of Nexus 21's 'Still Life Keeps Moving On', it doesn't get any bigger than this, pure heat. Pretty much an all-star line up on vol. 4, a perfect release for the novice and expert alike! File under classic, all tracks encapsulate the Detroit sound while retaining that raw energy and vibe that this music is famous for! Heat!
100% legit, compiled with the assistance of Kevin 'Reese' Saunderson and the whole KMS family, Detroit, MI.

Ashley 'Woz' Westlake is back with a nod to the sounds that have inspired him. Moving away from the moodier melodies of his more recent writing, new tracks Celsius and Grain mark an exploration into some new techniques and sounds.

Feeling inspired after listening to some old bits from the great Terrance Parker and Kerri Chandler, Woz loaded a 909 into his Rytm and a vox, bongos and chords into a sampler with the intention of working on his workflow and having some fun. The end product was Celsius which was quickly snapped up by Lobster Boy and left Woz needing a second track for the release. He wanted to roll with the similar theme of giving his take on an older sound, so using the same workflow on the drum machine and sampler he wrote a track heavily inspired by his love for electro.

Zeb Wayne returns with a majestic and scintillating song titled 'Wulfman', featuring a trio of top tier remixers including Alva Noto, Calibre and Radio Slave.
Following the release of 'Float' on Rekids last year, 'Wulfman' is a beautiful song that demonstrates how musically versed Wayne is as a producer, blending a serene vocal by Ziwi, with intricate sounds to create a truly beautiful song from start to finish.
Alva Noto, who composed the film score for The Revenant alongside Ryuichi Sakamoto, as well as being the co-founder of esteemed minimal imprint Raster Noton, is the first of three heavyweight remixers. The renowned German producer employs his signature elements of grit, static and glitch resulting in an inimitable melancholic cut.
Well respected for traversing numerous electronic music sub-genres, as evident in his recent album on Craig Richards' The Nothing Special, Calibre ups the energy in his remix using sultry synths, syncopated percussion and mesmerising effects.
Concluding the colossal package, Rekids founder Radio Slave creates a club-ready reinterpretation of his own, complete with fine-tuned kicks, looped vocals and a heady bassline.

Relative newcomer to the scene, Caserta delivers the goods on his first-ever artist EP release. Spanning a wide range of styles from thumping sample-laden hip-hop grooves, to chill nu disco, to bumping old-school house, this one has a little something for everyone. Cleverly knitted together with interludes and outros, the Dynamic EP is both utility knife in the DJ bag, and a beautifully varied listener experience.

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Water Jump' EP is the second EP from arguably one of 2012's most exciting new DJs and producers. Featuring 4 brand new tracks 'Drone Logic', 'Water Jump', 'Receptionist' and 'A Quiet Life' all illustrating Daniels variety as a producer and knowledge of underground club music, referencing the great music of labels such as Kompakt and Ghostly as well as many sounds originating away from the dancefloor, this is yet another big step forward for Avery. 'Drone Logic' has already had regular plays from The Chemical Brothers and a certain Mr.Weatherall who received upfront copies.
It follows the success of Daniel's debut EP on Erol Alkan's label Phantasy 'Need Electric' which brought support from Damian Lazarus, Maya Jane Coles, Four Tet, Richie Hawtin, Gesaffelstien, Tiga, Brodinski, Justin Robertson, Jackmaster - as well as the aforementioned Chems and Weatherall - to name just a handful. To add to this, Daniel also releases his brilliant Fabriclive mix CD on November 19th for the London institution where he remains a resident.

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After more than 2 years of waiting Berlin-based artist Fabian Dikof is back with a new release on Best Works Records his EP the "Who".
His trade-mark sound remains: catchy arpeggio-sounds with tech-house synth usage.
With these elements he creates a very mature tapestry that gives the tune great dynamic play in its rhythmic morphosis.
The track "Camouflage" features Berlin-based vocalist Ann Weller from the band Ann & Bones.
Last but not least remixer Dubspeeka reworks the original giving it a more minimal techno-flavour and with its tool-character it hits the dance-floor full on.
The "Who" EP is yet another great stepping stone for Fabian Dikof. There is more to come from this gifted producer.

Stereoma is our illusory reality derived from the original self, also known as Samsara. Bellomo's mind tries to communicate through beat making some of those
ideas, using left fielded sounds and clicks to create a different kind of atmosphere for the ritual of late night dancing.

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Vinyl only label MFD is back after the massive support of the first release. Three crafty deep techno burners from the boys, for the analogue heads.

Very first release of Dream Real, brand new record label launched by french producer and DJ Nathan Melja., Taking its influences in old DIY recordings, the dirty and organic aesthetic that Nathan Melja showed in is previous works is still very present. The EP consists in two tracks for the heavy ravers and one for the lovers. Jerky Teardrop contains everything to make the club go wild as the Blue mix is more melodic and take us through a much peacer journey but still has the potential to make people dance. Places We Belong To stands by itself in the record and is perfect for a ride when the sun is showing up. Recorded in Paris and features the almighty Majeste on the vocals. W8 for the dropA!

The man known as Persian follows his own path. House. Techno. Garage. Breaks. Jungle. Digidub. Dubplates. Here two cult classics come together as a 'showcase' of Riley's talent.
A song for the end of times, 'We Should Shout' faces down the corrupt systems of today. True Thoughts. Real Garage. Ambient House makes a welcome return with Detroit special, Mr FIT Siegel. An ode to dive deep down and beyond.
Green fields. Dew. Sound System. Bass. Freedom. Morning Sun. Persian can't be defined. A Chameleon. Links beyond history if you will. Normal 4 represents the nu-old-skool. Where were you in '92 Feed the Mystery.

"The Existence" is likely the most functional track we have yet heard from Andre Crom's recent series of solo EP's. A tight drum groove, a rolling, modulating acid bassline, eerie synth pads and a spaced out vocal create a mixture that's sure to fill any dancefloor.

Oliver Deutschmann, well known from countless gigs in clubs and on festivals all over the world and releases on labels like Vidab, Soma or Mobilee, reworks the parts towards a stricter functional techno approach, clearly giving proof to his roots with his "adopted home" Berghain.

"Vanishing" completes the EP with a dark and moody acid trip.

DJ Boring joins the gang with a deep, vibey three-tracker tailor-made for late nights and early mornings.

Typically Legowelt, yet typically PPU. If something screams "buy me" it's this. Check out: "Cruise Till The Sun Shines" !

Ecstatic reprise the line-up of Not Waving and Pye Corner Audio's Intercepts (2014) collaboration, along with the crucial addition of Silent Servant, for a faultless dancefloor session prizing one peach per artist on a lurid neon yellow plate. DJs and dancers can trust they are in very safe hands with exclusive, deadly material supplied by all three operators, which also doubles up as a showcase for their incoming joint US tour dates.
Catching each producer at the apex of their respective games, they demonstrate the difference between original forms and their idiosyncratic, modern antecedents in alternately optimised and
augmented distillations of EBM, acid, and techno, using finely honed instincts to parse the best bits from each style and leave the rest to rot.
Not Waving sets the example with a twanging and typically irregular disarrangement of EBM robo-funk, railing a lean and potent stripe of clambering machine pulses and barely-harnessed
arpeggios with fragments of anti-racism activist Jane Elliot that lend it a recontextualised, determined impetus.
Martin Jenkins aka The Head Technician aka Pye Corner Audio follows with a slowly tempered, supple piece of analogue magick, coaxing out a sublime twine of helical basslines and a soaring
top line of the rarest kind, one completely destined to trigger stunned and loved-up reactions in the right situations.
And the best is yet to come with Silent Servant's impeccable B-side, tallying his first release of original material in 2017 with a sleek signature turn of fine-tuned 5/4 techno powered by nagging EBM bass and spaced out within a morphing sound sphere, with intercepted narrator who becomes fully revealed into the dramatic climax.

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Moon Harbour is delighted to welcome German-Turk Butch for its next EP, a scintillating two track full of the prolific producer's usual dance floor clout. A fine remix from Stereo Tension boss Ellroy finishes the package off in style.

Butch is something of a music making machine: over the last ten years he has turned out more tha 50 EPs and two albums. Often marrying house and techno with freaky after party vibes, he has
collaborated with the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, runs his own label Bouq and has released on man others including Visionquest, Drumcode and Play It Say It. This latest EP is not his first time on Mo
Harbour, of course, because last year he worked with Gel Abril on the mighty Juice Machine.

Opening up the EP is 'El Camion,' a rich and bubbly nine minute opus with muttered vocals adding intrigue to a supple and rubbery groove. Bird sounds and vocal calls, colourful synth daubs and
sunny day stylings all make this a hypnotic affair that is perfect for open air parties, terraces and summer shindigs.

Remixing this one is Ukraine born, Canadian based Ellroy, a producer who often has his tracks played by the likes of Marco Carola and Reboot. He releases them on his own Stereo Tension and
here flips the original into a more turbocharged and direct version with expansive pads, blasts of bass and busy claps and toms that are loose and funky. It's another winner designed to make a bi
impact.

Last but not least, Butch's 'Vente Con Papi' is another playful and inventive groove filled with quirk drums and off kilter sounds, woodpecker percussion and whispered vocals. It is humid, fulsome an
the sort of charming track that will have whole 'floors under its woozy and intoxicating spell in no time.

All three tracks here are perfect bits of dancing dynamite that will have crowds all over the world going wild.

Der Berliner Sommer steht vor der Tür - seit einigen Tagen bricht die Sonne wieder durch die Berliner Dächer und verwandelt die Stadt in einen urbanen Dschungel. Der Sommer ist unsere Lieblingsjahreszeit - nicht zuletzt wegen der durchtanzten Nächte in Berlins Open Air Clubs - bis zum Sonnenaufgang. about:berlin vol.17 liefert den perfekten Soundtrack dazu.Der Hauptstädter Alle Farben spricht uns direkt in aus der Seele: We got everything we need in our neighboorhood«. Ab zum Späti, dann weiter zum nächsten Club -»Open your Eyes« von Sam Feldt feat. Hook'n'Sling begleitet uns auf der nächtlichen Wanderung vom Straußberger Platz zum RAW Gelände.Das Open Air Feeling ist in ganz Berlin zu spüren. about:berlin vol:17 schickt euch die passenden Momentaufnahmen dieser besonderen Stimmung: frische Tracks von Nico Santos feat. Broiler, Ofenbach, Alok oder Junge Junge verführen dich zum Tanzen, Trinken, Chillen und Wachbleiben bis zum nächsten Tag. Hol dir den Berliner Sommer nach Hause mit den neusten Tracks von Petit Biscuit, Wankelmut, Milky Chance, Joachim Pastor, Felix Jaehn und vielen mehr. - direkt aus den Berliner Clubs.

Following on from the success of Frankyeffe album TRENTA, Frankye decided to involve other artists to its productions, this fact that we are presenting will be the SECOND part of the album Remixes that continue to give life to this wonderful album.
In this ep there are four artists who remixed Crazy Man - Come On - Trenta and Creepy Mind

Mauro Picotto, is a legendary name in the world techno music. Signing his first remix for Riot for one the most important tracks of Trenta, Crazy Man.
A remix is space of rhythm and energy, a sound that takes us straight into summer. It 'a great pleasure and honor to have a name like that of Mauro Picotto on Riot.

Luigi Madonna remixed Come On, Luigi now is one of the most talented young Italian techno producer in the world, coming from Drumcode and a strong friendship with Frankyeffe created a really lethal remix for the dancefloor !!

Rob Hes, remixed Trenta, the remix is very cool and the groove is fantastic that will have beautiful impact at first listen.

Reinier Zonnveled, has already made 2 ep on Riot and now has remixed "Creepy Mind", stellar atmospheres, the remix impressed us. It has a perfect also on the dance floor in a festival and in a club.

Since his first release in 2014, Gardens of God has been building himself a sterling reputation that many can only dream of. This Autumn sees the Lithuanian DJ and producer launch his own Sodai imprint, with his own two track production 'River / Ghost EP' forming the debut release.
'River ' opens with a captivating force and level of intricacy that's undeniably a Gardens Of God signature production. 'G host ' is highly emotive and charged, a record that unfolds with such force taking overarching white noise and horns to command the peak of the night. The creation of the Sodai label arose as an outlet to release his own music at his own pace. As he explains,
(Sodai will allow me) to experiment with my sounds and create an ongoing project that gives me the freedom to style both with art and music '.
Minidaugas Lapinskis aka Gardens of God has only released a handful of EP's and yet his name is often spoken with great regard among fellow artists, including the illustrious Maceo Plex. For over a decade Gardens of God has been steadily mastering his craft and creating both film and television scores. It is only in recent years that he has decided to unveil his work and open the Doors to his studio, as seen over at XLR8R .