More records from tolouse low trax
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Tolouse Low Trax - Lost At Rue Rue Lemon
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Tolouse Low Trax - Traction Avant
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Tolouse Low Trax - A Girl Vanished
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Tolouse Low Trax - No Pick Up Version
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Tolouse Low Trax - Fung Day
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Tolouse Low Trax - Well Build Communities On Crusoe Islands
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Tolouse Low Trax - Late Pick Up
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Tolouse Low Trax - Copy Machine
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Tolouse Low Trax - Guide To Move
Highly regarded as a former resident at Salon Des Amateurs at his native Düsseldorf, Tolouse Low Trax/Detlef Weinrich has carved one of the most distinctive sounds in contemporary leftfield club music thanks to his deeply unusual grooves and hypnotic arrangements over the past 15 years as a solo artist.
Fung Day is his first album with entirely new material since Leave me alone which was released through Bureau B in 2022. Fung Day was written and recorded over the course of two years, slowly mutating and progressing from one state to another. Mixed, produced and finally mastered in Paris, his new domicile by choice.
A few words by Yvan Smagghe about Fung Day:
„He pretended he was in exile from Germany but he was a French lover like all of us; his MPC Sampler was smoking hot, an Enigma machine, an ashtray full of ghosts. I had left Paris for the same reasons he came. I could strangely relate. We’d met before he left Düsseldorf, and I knew of him through his oeuvre, his art over words (they were few) and piercing blue eyes.
He was now texting me on a night train from Warsaw going East, as in a Greene novel, asking me to go over his file. He sent me a spontaneous, fun, brave and bold record which is his new album - one that curiously smelled of mechanical grease - machinery of the soul, broken transport rhythms, samples like memories, noise at peace. Referenced yet uncoded. I don’t believe in ulterior motives and complex explanations. Not here at least. On the other hand, I do believe that works can be exposure - especially with the silent type or mistaken identities - and I knew about these too.“ - London, 2024 More
Fung Day is his first album with entirely new material since Leave me alone which was released through Bureau B in 2022. Fung Day was written and recorded over the course of two years, slowly mutating and progressing from one state to another. Mixed, produced and finally mastered in Paris, his new domicile by choice.
A few words by Yvan Smagghe about Fung Day:
„He pretended he was in exile from Germany but he was a French lover like all of us; his MPC Sampler was smoking hot, an Enigma machine, an ashtray full of ghosts. I had left Paris for the same reasons he came. I could strangely relate. We’d met before he left Düsseldorf, and I knew of him through his oeuvre, his art over words (they were few) and piercing blue eyes.
He was now texting me on a night train from Warsaw going East, as in a Greene novel, asking me to go over his file. He sent me a spontaneous, fun, brave and bold record which is his new album - one that curiously smelled of mechanical grease - machinery of the soul, broken transport rhythms, samples like memories, noise at peace. Referenced yet uncoded. I don’t believe in ulterior motives and complex explanations. Not here at least. On the other hand, I do believe that works can be exposure - especially with the silent type or mistaken identities - and I knew about these too.“ - London, 2024 More
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Tolouse Low Trax - Subghosts (Tolouse Low Trax Rework)
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Tolouse Low Trax - A Song And A Photo Novela (Simo Cell 'Fabulous Santa' Edit)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Dawn Is Temporal (Beat Detectives Dawn Redub)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Milk In Water (Grim Lusk's Dub Version)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Rushing Into Water (Joakim's Elemental Edit)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Tristeros Empire (Ido Plumes Blazer Quest Mix)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Make Friends (Froid Dub Rework)
Parisian-by-choice Detlef Weinrich aka Tolouse Low Trax turns the page again. Always willing for a new episode, notion, impulse, idea, ideal. Searching for some light out there. Now Kiosque Versions, a compilation compiled by himself, featuring seven edits by friends and treasured artists. They renew some rare TLT tunes, as well as hits, that never took the charts by storm.
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Tracklist
1.1Albatros
1.2How To Beat The Sea
1.3Gates
1.4Impure Nature
1.5I Would Prefer Not To
1.6My
1.7Non Giudicare
1.8Yellows
1.9A Great, Strange And Moving Work
1.10Ossia
1.11White Flicker
1.12Muddy Floors
1.13Bianca From Rome More
1.1Albatros
1.2How To Beat The Sea
1.3Gates
1.4Impure Nature
1.5I Would Prefer Not To
1.6My
1.7Non Giudicare
1.8Yellows
1.9A Great, Strange And Moving Work
1.10Ossia
1.11White Flicker
1.12Muddy Floors
1.13Bianca From Rome More
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Tolouse Low Trax - Sussing (Miles Remodel)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Jeidem Fall (Wolf Müller Mix)
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Tolouse Low Trax - Vineland
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Tolouse Low Trax - Eisenbahnzunge
„Well recommended for the freaks“ the Manchester based independent music specialist Boomkat once finished a review about a release of Düsseldorf based DJ and producer Tolouse Low Trax aka Detlef Weinrich (also known as one fourth of the German avant-band Kreidler). What a freak distinguished we do not really know - we just assume he walks this world on a different path. Tolouse Low Trax surely does! The latest evidence of this fact are four tracks of whom two are remixes by befriended artists, and two are coming right out of the middle of Tolouse Low Trax’s very own sense for odd and catchy grooves. His friend Miles, also known as one-half of the experimental industrial techno and dark ambient duo Demdike Stare, puts hand on the track “Sussing”, originally released on Tolouse Low Trax’s latest album “Jeidem Fall” in 2012. He covers it with an enigmatic, shadowy veil in terms of sounds, space, and obscure driving arpeggios in order to give the track a “brighter haze” feeling. A subliminal hypnotic transformation that swings with a unique dark and demanding drive. The second remix was done by Wolf Müller, a Düsseldorf based musician that released two highly acclaimed EPs on the German DIY label Themes for Great Cities. His profession as a percussionist calls the tune as he mutates the original track “Jeidem Fall” into a tribal celestial dance tune that jacks with an Afro-Baroque elegance. Also the two EP contributions of Tolouse Low Trax himself move on very different terrains but seem to come out of the same experimental laboratory. With “Vindeland” he delivers a track full of dark synthlines and drunken shuffled patterns that morphs into a nervous soigné sensation. In contrast his arrangement “Eisenbahnzunge” starts with a celestial arpeggio until a strange alienated voice appears and everything melts layer by layer into an elliptical ambient experiment beyond the usual definition. Both tracks are deeply rooted in Tolouse Low Trax’s very own spontaneous minimal hardware approach of producing bold, hypnotic dance-not-dance music that shall not only illuminate the so called freaks!
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tolouse low trax - E-Sadam
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tolouse low trax - Marina Dub
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tolouse low trax - Boutique Beast
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tolouse low trax - Metal Tent Wicked
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tolouse low trax - Tazza
The thrid an final installment of archive material, selected by Antinote. A killer suite if you ask us
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