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Seeking for a different twist to original tracks, there are not many producers who have not tapped on Deetron's talents as a masterful remixer. With more than 200 remixes to his name since his first remix was released in 2000, Deetron takes stock and cherry-picks from his vast discography to present Re-creation.
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Deetron - Mind Eclipse (TranceHouzzTool)
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Deetron - HG
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Deetron - Phoenix
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Deetron - The Shore (808 Mix)
Tracklist
A1- Mind Eclipse (TranceHouzzTool)
A2- HG
B1- Phoenix
B2- The Shore (808 Mix)
Release Info:
Mind Eclipse completes Deetron’s triptych for Running Back. After Body Electric and Ego Rave, it’s the missing part in a tale of youthful exuberance told by a seasoned raver and transported into the here and now. Taking the essence of the carefree energy of those days, its warehouses and fields minus the (sometimes!) aural clumsiness, Deetron delivers four studies in the transformation of said emotional states.
Mind Eclipse aka Trancehouzztool does exactly what it says on the tin: big synths, swirl and twirl during an extra long break down for an uproar – serotonin shower included. HG acts like an umbrella to that. Almost melancholic in its presence and meandering between highs and lows, it’s the perfect counterpoint and offset.
On the other side, Phoenix sounds like a lost Border Community hymn that found its way near a Roland 909 for peak time purposes, before The Shore closes the book in a hybrid state between electro and disco or the soundtrack to IDM supporters in a gym workout (also available in an alternative version digitally for those who like their beats straight).
It won’t eclipse your mind though that Deetron knows what he does in the studio, so expect finest artistry, crafty tricks and technical expertise. „’Til the sweatshirts are falling down of us…“
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A1- Mind Eclipse (TranceHouzzTool)
A2- HG
B1- Phoenix
B2- The Shore (808 Mix)
Release Info:
Mind Eclipse completes Deetron’s triptych for Running Back. After Body Electric and Ego Rave, it’s the missing part in a tale of youthful exuberance told by a seasoned raver and transported into the here and now. Taking the essence of the carefree energy of those days, its warehouses and fields minus the (sometimes!) aural clumsiness, Deetron delivers four studies in the transformation of said emotional states.
Mind Eclipse aka Trancehouzztool does exactly what it says on the tin: big synths, swirl and twirl during an extra long break down for an uproar – serotonin shower included. HG acts like an umbrella to that. Almost melancholic in its presence and meandering between highs and lows, it’s the perfect counterpoint and offset.
On the other side, Phoenix sounds like a lost Border Community hymn that found its way near a Roland 909 for peak time purposes, before The Shore closes the book in a hybrid state between electro and disco or the soundtrack to IDM supporters in a gym workout (also available in an alternative version digitally for those who like their beats straight).
It won’t eclipse your mind though that Deetron knows what he does in the studio, so expect finest artistry, crafty tricks and technical expertise. „’Til the sweatshirts are falling down of us…“
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Deetron - Glass
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Deetron - Glass (Instrumental)
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Deetron - Come On Back
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Deetron - Come On Back (Instrumental)
Renowned house and techno producer Deetron makes a long-awaited return to Hot Creations this April. Delivering the Glass EP, it marks his first release on the label since 2012’s remix of PBR Streetgang, continuing a standout 2022 for the Character label-head. Glass takes the form of a piano-fuelled, peak-time cut, as fast-paced hats reside next to resonant kicks throughout. It feels upbeat and danceable in one, with Chicago-like house tones bringing the Swiss talent’s musical experience to the fore. Come On Back is a similarly soulful offering, packed full of disco-esque vocals and echoing pads to create a feel-good, club-ready number. An instrumental version of both tracks is included in the EP, each of which offer a more stripped-back take on proceedings. Deetron has remained a stalwart of contemporary house and techno for more than two decades. The well-loved DJ and producer has released on several of the industry’s leading imprints, including Gerd Janson’s Running Back and Jeff Mills’ iconic Axis Records in recent times. Add to those collaborations with the likes of Jamiroquai, Honey Dijon and José Padilla, as well as a career that began in the late nineties, and you’ll quickly start to learn how Deetron has garnered a truly global standing in the scene.
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Deetron - A1. Ego Rave A
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Deetron - A2. Ego Rave B
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Deetron - B1. Ego Rave C
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Deetron - B2. Ego Rave D
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Deetron - B3. Ego Rave D1
Tracklist
A1. Ego Rave A
A2. Ego Rave B
B1. Ego Rave C
B2. Ego Rave D
B3. Ego Rave D1
Info text:
A wise man once said that imagination is a quality that was given to humans to compensate them from whats not. Deetron is using that quality to lighten the load. His return to Running Back is dedicated to the art of „ego raving“. Unlike now, where dance floor prohibition seems to be inevitable, the title stems back to a time when him being underage and not a ravaging pandemic prevented Deetron from going out. Instead, him and his friends turned their respective bedrooms into party zones. Consisting of five tracks in alphanumerical order, the Swiss master craftsman distills his own personal history of house and techno into a record that is in equal parts mature, amusing, varied and useful. From emotional peak time show-stoppers to synth disco, sunrise power ballads, techno chords and bonus beats, „Ego Rave“ has everything to take you through the night. As the creator says himself: „So, this is certainly a record meant for the rave whether it be a 10k one or the home one. Rave is a feeling not tied to a place or moment in time.“ We agree. Never not raving.
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Deetron’s return to Running Back features fiver masterly crafted tracks. From emotional peak time show-stoppers to synth disco, sunrise power ballads, techno chords and bonus beats, „Ego Rave“ has everything to take you through the night. Never not raving. More
A1. Ego Rave A
A2. Ego Rave B
B1. Ego Rave C
B2. Ego Rave D
B3. Ego Rave D1
Info text:
A wise man once said that imagination is a quality that was given to humans to compensate them from whats not. Deetron is using that quality to lighten the load. His return to Running Back is dedicated to the art of „ego raving“. Unlike now, where dance floor prohibition seems to be inevitable, the title stems back to a time when him being underage and not a ravaging pandemic prevented Deetron from going out. Instead, him and his friends turned their respective bedrooms into party zones. Consisting of five tracks in alphanumerical order, the Swiss master craftsman distills his own personal history of house and techno into a record that is in equal parts mature, amusing, varied and useful. From emotional peak time show-stoppers to synth disco, sunrise power ballads, techno chords and bonus beats, „Ego Rave“ has everything to take you through the night. As the creator says himself: „So, this is certainly a record meant for the rave whether it be a 10k one or the home one. Rave is a feeling not tied to a place or moment in time.“ We agree. Never not raving.
Short version:
Deetron’s return to Running Back features fiver masterly crafted tracks. From emotional peak time show-stoppers to synth disco, sunrise power ballads, techno chords and bonus beats, „Ego Rave“ has everything to take you through the night. Never not raving. More
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Deetron - A1. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson 808 Mix)
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Deetron - A2. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson DJ Version)
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Deetron - B1. Deetron - Photon (Carl Cox Remix)
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Deetron - B2. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson 808 Bonus Beats)
(carl cox & gerd janson remixes) Originally out back in October 2014 on the same label, the track Photon on Deetron's Theory Of Light EP was a breakout hit, with avid support from both Cox and Janson, this remix package is a celebration of years offriendship and support.
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Deetron - Body Electric
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Deetron - T-Symmetry
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Deetron - Txt
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Deetron - Txt (Beatless)
Tracklist
A1. Body Electric
A2. T-Symmetry
B1. Txt
B2. Txt (Beatless)
Shortinfo:
Deetron’s debut EP for Running Back is an amalgam of some of the key virtues of both parties involved: the evocative and glorious power of the early days of rave (see cover art for further reference), emotional house, melodious techno, a beatless beauty and a firmly polished dance floor. Over the years, the Swiss producer has proven that his skill set and philosophy (underpinned by his mastery of the DJ trade) is perfect for such a mixture.
The EPs title track is the result of an extensive research in quiet storm soul records and their influence on traditional house music. „T-Symmetry“ and „TXT“ make extensive use of Roland’s classic JX-8P synthesizer with very different outcomes and the certainty that the idea trumps the tools. Euphoric UK breakbeat pianos and Detroit techno soul can be made with the same mind and machine as well as in any time or place. A record full of fun, finesse and fantasy. Deetron, we salute you!
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A1. Body Electric
A2. T-Symmetry
B1. Txt
B2. Txt (Beatless)
Shortinfo:
Deetron’s debut EP for Running Back is an amalgam of some of the key virtues of both parties involved: the evocative and glorious power of the early days of rave (see cover art for further reference), emotional house, melodious techno, a beatless beauty and a firmly polished dance floor. Over the years, the Swiss producer has proven that his skill set and philosophy (underpinned by his mastery of the DJ trade) is perfect for such a mixture.
The EPs title track is the result of an extensive research in quiet storm soul records and their influence on traditional house music. „T-Symmetry“ and „TXT“ make extensive use of Roland’s classic JX-8P synthesizer with very different outcomes and the certainty that the idea trumps the tools. Euphoric UK breakbeat pianos and Detroit techno soul can be made with the same mind and machine as well as in any time or place. A record full of fun, finesse and fantasy. Deetron, we salute you!
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Fresh from releasing his DJ-Kicks mix in March of this year, Heartwalking is a two track EP playing with fast moving and melodic techno. The title track is a high energy cut which tumbles over precise drums patterns and thumping bass. Heartwalking AMversion adds a euphoric melody, guaranteed to keep people on the dance floor until the early hours. A perfectly composed set which continue his legacy of making thoughtful and skilful dance music.
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DJ-Kicks start 2018 in fine style with another vital entry into their long running series. The latest comes from
Swiss DJ and producer Deetron on March 3rd 2018, and features an exclusive solo track as well as
exclusive collaborations with Steve Spacek, Jinadu and Jamie Lidell.
As one of the other most famous musical exports from his Swiss homeland, he has pretty much done it all
from fabric and Balance mix CDs to running his own label, from essential albums like Twisted and Music
Over Matter on Music Man Records to club focussed 12”s on Will Saul’s Aus Music and French label Circus
Company. After 20 years in the game, he is still in demand at key clubs around the world, and is sufficiently
respected as to be able to call on big names like Seth Troxler, Cooly G and Ben Westbeech for collaborations.
This landmark mix shows off his timeless style and passion for the nostalgic emotions associated with
Chicago and the serene machine soul of Detroit. Selected from records that have resonated with him over
the years and that continue to conjure strong feelings, it also features various vocals from friends “in the style
of a traditional mixtape,” explains the artist.
“Over the years I have worked on bringing techno and soulful vocals together and I wanted to represent that
in the mix. On the technical side of things, the mix represents my work as a producer and remixer as well as
my aim to recreate tracks using three decks when deejaying. A large part of the mix was recorded using
three decks but I also included a section which I approached more like a production or remix.“
The eighty minute mix starts with the spine tingling chills of Carl Craig’s ‘Goodbye World’ and smoothly builds
through dreamscape house from masters of the form including Gifted & Blessed, Linkwood, Soulphiction and
Mr Fingers. Often only playing a few minutes of each track with more than 35 employed in all, this is a
dynamic and ever-evolving soundtrack with masterfully blurred transitions.
The early melodic beauty of the mix slowly makes way for more propulsive drums from the likes of Morgan
Geist, Aardvarck and DJ Koze, while the mid-section gets trippy and zoned out with deep, elastic grooves.
Carl Craig then reappears with his remix of Tony Allen’s ‘Kilode’ to break up the beats and colourful keys and
smooth classic house slowly lead towards a more techno leaning crescendo with Floorplan and Derrick May
providing the blissful goods. Ending on the dissipating energies of Jessy Lanza’s ‘Strange Emotion’ is a fine
move that leaves you feeling cleansed and ready to go again.
This is an adventurous mix that packs a lot in without ever
TRACKLISTING CD
01 Carl Craig - Goodbye World
/ Gifted and Blessed - The Dreamer
02 Linkwood - Love Lost
03 Indian Ocean - Schoolbell
04 Soulphiction - Criticize
05 Mr. Fingers - Waterfall feat. Ovasoul 7
06 Roman Flügel - Song of Blue
07 Burnt Friedmann - Plastikthai
/ Dresvn - First Voyage (DJ Sotofett’s extended mix)
08 Spacetime Continuum - Swing Fantasy (Strange Attractor Mix)
09 Morgan Geist - Linking Tunnel / Julie Dexter - The Plan
10 Aardvarck - Komt Goed
11 Circulation - Sincerely
12 DJ Koze - Let’s love
13 Ani - Morning Factory
/ Deetron feat. Steve Spacek - Choose me (Accapella)
14 Nikola Gala - Only (Ryan Elliott Remix)
15 Keith Worthy - Moon Dance
16 Paul W. Teebroke - Thing 1
17 Radio Slave - Children of the E (KiNK Remix)
18 Deetron feat. Jamie Lidell - Cry with the stars (Accapella)
19 A made up sound - Rework
20 Hotline - Riddim (Jacques Renault Edit)
21 Tony Allen - Kilode (Carl Craig Remix)
22 Pepe - Benzine Electronics
23 Black Dog Prod - Flux
24 Deetron - Untitled
25 DJ Bone - All my heart
26 Francis Bebey - Bissao (Pilooski Edit)
27 Floorplan - Let the church
28 Terrace - Seventh City (Filtered Dub)
29 Derrick May - Kaotic Harmony
30 Equiknoxx - Flagged up (Mark Ernestus Remix)
31 DJ Bone - Dreamers 6.1
32 Russian - Optical Illusions
33 K-Lone - Old Fashioned
34 Jessy Lanza - Strange Emotion More
Swiss DJ and producer Deetron on March 3rd 2018, and features an exclusive solo track as well as
exclusive collaborations with Steve Spacek, Jinadu and Jamie Lidell.
As one of the other most famous musical exports from his Swiss homeland, he has pretty much done it all
from fabric and Balance mix CDs to running his own label, from essential albums like Twisted and Music
Over Matter on Music Man Records to club focussed 12”s on Will Saul’s Aus Music and French label Circus
Company. After 20 years in the game, he is still in demand at key clubs around the world, and is sufficiently
respected as to be able to call on big names like Seth Troxler, Cooly G and Ben Westbeech for collaborations.
This landmark mix shows off his timeless style and passion for the nostalgic emotions associated with
Chicago and the serene machine soul of Detroit. Selected from records that have resonated with him over
the years and that continue to conjure strong feelings, it also features various vocals from friends “in the style
of a traditional mixtape,” explains the artist.
“Over the years I have worked on bringing techno and soulful vocals together and I wanted to represent that
in the mix. On the technical side of things, the mix represents my work as a producer and remixer as well as
my aim to recreate tracks using three decks when deejaying. A large part of the mix was recorded using
three decks but I also included a section which I approached more like a production or remix.“
The eighty minute mix starts with the spine tingling chills of Carl Craig’s ‘Goodbye World’ and smoothly builds
through dreamscape house from masters of the form including Gifted & Blessed, Linkwood, Soulphiction and
Mr Fingers. Often only playing a few minutes of each track with more than 35 employed in all, this is a
dynamic and ever-evolving soundtrack with masterfully blurred transitions.
The early melodic beauty of the mix slowly makes way for more propulsive drums from the likes of Morgan
Geist, Aardvarck and DJ Koze, while the mid-section gets trippy and zoned out with deep, elastic grooves.
Carl Craig then reappears with his remix of Tony Allen’s ‘Kilode’ to break up the beats and colourful keys and
smooth classic house slowly lead towards a more techno leaning crescendo with Floorplan and Derrick May
providing the blissful goods. Ending on the dissipating energies of Jessy Lanza’s ‘Strange Emotion’ is a fine
move that leaves you feeling cleansed and ready to go again.
This is an adventurous mix that packs a lot in without ever
TRACKLISTING CD
01 Carl Craig - Goodbye World
/ Gifted and Blessed - The Dreamer
02 Linkwood - Love Lost
03 Indian Ocean - Schoolbell
04 Soulphiction - Criticize
05 Mr. Fingers - Waterfall feat. Ovasoul 7
06 Roman Flügel - Song of Blue
07 Burnt Friedmann - Plastikthai
/ Dresvn - First Voyage (DJ Sotofett’s extended mix)
08 Spacetime Continuum - Swing Fantasy (Strange Attractor Mix)
09 Morgan Geist - Linking Tunnel / Julie Dexter - The Plan
10 Aardvarck - Komt Goed
11 Circulation - Sincerely
12 DJ Koze - Let’s love
13 Ani - Morning Factory
/ Deetron feat. Steve Spacek - Choose me (Accapella)
14 Nikola Gala - Only (Ryan Elliott Remix)
15 Keith Worthy - Moon Dance
16 Paul W. Teebroke - Thing 1
17 Radio Slave - Children of the E (KiNK Remix)
18 Deetron feat. Jamie Lidell - Cry with the stars (Accapella)
19 A made up sound - Rework
20 Hotline - Riddim (Jacques Renault Edit)
21 Tony Allen - Kilode (Carl Craig Remix)
22 Pepe - Benzine Electronics
23 Black Dog Prod - Flux
24 Deetron - Untitled
25 DJ Bone - All my heart
26 Francis Bebey - Bissao (Pilooski Edit)
27 Floorplan - Let the church
28 Terrace - Seventh City (Filtered Dub)
29 Derrick May - Kaotic Harmony
30 Equiknoxx - Flagged up (Mark Ernestus Remix)
31 DJ Bone - Dreamers 6.1
32 Russian - Optical Illusions
33 K-Lone - Old Fashioned
34 Jessy Lanza - Strange Emotion More
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DJ-Kicks start 2018 in fine style with another vital entry into their long running series. The latest comes from
Swiss DJ and producer Deetron on March 3rd 2018, and features an exclusive solo track as well as
exclusive collaborations with Steve Spacek, Jinadu and Jamie Lidell.
As one of the other most famous musical exports from his Swiss homeland, he has pretty much done it all
from fabric and Balance mix CDs to running his own label, from essential albums like Twisted and Music
Over Matter on Music Man Records to club focussed 12”s on Will Saul’s Aus Music and French label Circus
Company. After 20 years in the game, he is still in demand at key clubs around the world, and is sufficiently
respected as to be able to call on big names like Seth Troxler, Cooly G and Ben Westbeech for collaborations.
This landmark mix shows off his timeless style and passion for the nostalgic emotions associated with
Chicago and the serene machine soul of Detroit. Selected from records that have resonated with him over
the years and that continue to conjure strong feelings, it also features various vocals from friends “in the style
of a traditional mixtape,” explains the artist.
“Over the years I have worked on bringing techno and soulful vocals together and I wanted to represent that
in the mix. On the technical side of things, the mix represents my work as a producer and remixer as well as
my aim to recreate tracks using three decks when deejaying. A large part of the mix was recorded using
three decks but I also included a section which I approached more like a production or remix.“
The eighty minute mix starts with the spine tingling chills of Carl Craig’s ‘Goodbye World’ and smoothly builds
through dreamscape house from masters of the form including Gifted & Blessed, Linkwood, Soulphiction and
Mr Fingers. Often only playing a few minutes of each track with more than 35 employed in all, this is a
dynamic and ever-evolving soundtrack with masterfully blurred transitions.
The early melodic beauty of the mix slowly makes way for more propulsive drums from the likes of Morgan
Geist, Aardvarck and DJ Koze, while the mid-section gets trippy and zoned out with deep, elastic grooves.
Carl Craig then reappears with his remix of Tony Allen’s ‘Kilode’ to break up the beats and colourful keys and
smooth classic house slowly lead towards a more techno leaning crescendo with Floorplan and Derrick May
providing the blissful goods. Ending on the dissipating energies of Jessy Lanza’s ‘Strange Emotion’ is a fine
move that leaves you feeling cleansed and ready to go again.
This is an adventurous mix that packs a lot in without ever feeling hurried or harried. In short, it is the sound
of a master deck technician doing what he does best.
TRACKLISTING LP
A1 Indian Ocean - Schoolbell / Treehouse
A2 Linkwood - Love Lost
B1 Black Dog Productions - Flux
B2 Circulation - Sincerely (Creation Mix)
C1 Terrace - Seventh City (Filtered Dub)
C2 Equiknoxx - Flagged Up (Mark Ernestus Remix)
D1 Deetron feat. Jinadu - I Feel. More
DJ-Kicks start 2018 in fine style with another vital entry into their long running series. The latest comes from
Swiss DJ and producer Deetron on March 3rd 2018, and features an exclusive solo track as well as
exclusive collaborations with Steve Spacek, Jinadu and Jamie Lidell.
As one of the other most famous musical exports from his Swiss homeland, he has pretty much done it all
from fabric and Balance mix CDs to running his own label, from essential albums like Twisted and Music
Over Matter on Music Man Records to club focussed 12”s on Will Saul’s Aus Music and French label Circus
Company. After 20 years in the game, he is still in demand at key clubs around the world, and is sufficiently
respected as to be able to call on big names like Seth Troxler, Cooly G and Ben Westbeech for collaborations.
This landmark mix shows off his timeless style and passion for the nostalgic emotions associated with
Chicago and the serene machine soul of Detroit. Selected from records that have resonated with him over
the years and that continue to conjure strong feelings, it also features various vocals from friends “in the style
of a traditional mixtape,” explains the artist.
“Over the years I have worked on bringing techno and soulful vocals together and I wanted to represent that
in the mix. On the technical side of things, the mix represents my work as a producer and remixer as well as
my aim to recreate tracks using three decks when deejaying. A large part of the mix was recorded using
three decks but I also included a section which I approached more like a production or remix.“
The eighty minute mix starts with the spine tingling chills of Carl Craig’s ‘Goodbye World’ and smoothly builds
through dreamscape house from masters of the form including Gifted & Blessed, Linkwood, Soulphiction and
Mr Fingers. Often only playing a few minutes of each track with more than 35 employed in all, this is a
dynamic and ever-evolving soundtrack with masterfully blurred transitions.
The early melodic beauty of the mix slowly makes way for more propulsive drums from the likes of Morgan
Geist, Aardvarck and DJ Koze, while the mid-section gets trippy and zoned out with deep, elastic grooves.
Carl Craig then reappears with his remix of Tony Allen’s ‘Kilode’ to break up the beats and colourful keys and
smooth classic house slowly lead towards a more techno leaning crescendo with Floorplan and Derrick May
providing the blissful goods. Ending on the dissipating energies of Jessy Lanza’s ‘Strange Emotion’ is a fine
move that leaves you feeling cleansed and ready to go again.
This is an adventurous mix that packs a lot in without ever feeling hurried or harried. In short, it is the sound
of a master deck technician doing what he does best.
TRACKLISTING LP
A1 Indian Ocean - Schoolbell / Treehouse
A2 Linkwood - Love Lost
B1 Black Dog Productions - Flux
B2 Circulation - Sincerely (Creation Mix)
C1 Terrace - Seventh City (Filtered Dub)
C2 Equiknoxx - Flagged Up (Mark Ernestus Remix)
D1 Deetron feat. Jinadu - I Feel. More
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deetron - I Got To Have You
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deetron - take me higher
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deetron - The Grand Cruiser
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deetron - Supper In Casa Blanca
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deetron - Blues
(limited to 300 copies) This 5-tracker across two slabs of vinyl is Deetron's round-up take on house music as it stands today, from the hands and ears of a well-medalled and highly fielded DJ.
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deetron - A Deetron - Endless
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deetron - B1 Deetron - M1
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deetron - B2 Deetron - Endless (Alternate Version)
Continuing his recent Techno run on the dancefloor, Deetron's rhythmic prowess and analogue textures are formed perfectly on this Endless EP.
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UPC: 827170486669 Vinyl Release:26.08.2013
Tracklist EP: A1: Count On Me B1: NA – single sided 12”
For their 50th release, Aus Music are proud to announce that Deetron will provide a very special single-sided vinyl pressing of his new single, ‘Count on Me.’ Marking the half-century release of the label established by Will Saul in 2004 acts as reminder of the already impressive legacy left throughout the nine years of its existence. The label has not only helped to establish young producers, but also acts as a home for a truly incredible set of established artists. Particular highlights from the label’s extensive catalogue would undoubtedly include the early Sideshow and Lee Jones albums through to SCB’s 'Loss', Joy Orbison’s 'The Shrew Would Have Cushioned the Blow,’ Midland’s 'Through Motion' & 'Trace', Ramadanman & Appleblim’s 'Sous Le Sable', and also their phenomenal 'Void 23' with the Carl Craig Re-Edit, not forgetting Ramadanman & New Release Information Midland’s 'Your Words Matter', Dusky’s 'Nobody Else', 'Child' by George FitzGerald, and of course, Bicep’s 'You/Don't.’ All this has, perhaps unsurprisingly, led to Aus being one of Resident Advisor’s most charted record labels of 2013. With such a wealth of talent under its belt, Aus only felt it right to ask Deetron to mark this special occasion. As a producer, Deetron’s melodic adaptations of electronica have seen him skirt the line perfectly between the soulful and the industrial and everything else in between, appealing to both techno heads and house lovers alike. With recent releases such as ‘Crave’ (ft Hercules & Love Affair), ‘Out of My Head’ (ft Ovasoul 7), ‘and Character EP’, all on Music Man and taken from his forthcoming artist album, Deetron has also featured and remixed on some of the most celebrated labels of all time with remixes for the likes of Hot Natured, George FitzGerald, Aeroplane, DJ Hell and Ennio Morricone. With a rich history in house, and a truly diverse arsenal of tracks, Deetron has cemented his reputation as one of the most respected DJs and producers of all time, and now with his single ‘Count On Me’, he can add another legendary label to his name. More
Tracklist EP: A1: Count On Me B1: NA – single sided 12”
For their 50th release, Aus Music are proud to announce that Deetron will provide a very special single-sided vinyl pressing of his new single, ‘Count on Me.’ Marking the half-century release of the label established by Will Saul in 2004 acts as reminder of the already impressive legacy left throughout the nine years of its existence. The label has not only helped to establish young producers, but also acts as a home for a truly incredible set of established artists. Particular highlights from the label’s extensive catalogue would undoubtedly include the early Sideshow and Lee Jones albums through to SCB’s 'Loss', Joy Orbison’s 'The Shrew Would Have Cushioned the Blow,’ Midland’s 'Through Motion' & 'Trace', Ramadanman & Appleblim’s 'Sous Le Sable', and also their phenomenal 'Void 23' with the Carl Craig Re-Edit, not forgetting Ramadanman & New Release Information Midland’s 'Your Words Matter', Dusky’s 'Nobody Else', 'Child' by George FitzGerald, and of course, Bicep’s 'You/Don't.’ All this has, perhaps unsurprisingly, led to Aus being one of Resident Advisor’s most charted record labels of 2013. With such a wealth of talent under its belt, Aus only felt it right to ask Deetron to mark this special occasion. As a producer, Deetron’s melodic adaptations of electronica have seen him skirt the line perfectly between the soulful and the industrial and everything else in between, appealing to both techno heads and house lovers alike. With recent releases such as ‘Crave’ (ft Hercules & Love Affair), ‘Out of My Head’ (ft Ovasoul 7), ‘and Character EP’, all on Music Man and taken from his forthcoming artist album, Deetron has also featured and remixed on some of the most celebrated labels of all time with remixes for the likes of Hot Natured, George FitzGerald, Aeroplane, DJ Hell and Ennio Morricone. With a rich history in house, and a truly diverse arsenal of tracks, Deetron has cemented his reputation as one of the most respected DJs and producers of all time, and now with his single ‘Count On Me’, he can add another legendary label to his name. More
More records from character
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1morning - Samba De Verão
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1morning - Flux
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1morning - Push
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1morning - Rotation
We are super happy to welcome the inspiring and very talented LA producer 1morning to Character. The amazing vinyl DJ provides four cuts of new school funky and tribal techno with a nod to genre originators like Ben Sims and Dave Angel. We are grateful to have the most exciting LA DJ/producer on board!
Tracklist
A1. 1morning - Samba De Verão
A2. 1morning - Flux
B1. 1morning - Push
B2. 1morning - Rotation
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A1. 1morning - Samba De Verão
A2. 1morning - Flux
B1. 1morning - Push
B2. 1morning - Rotation
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Subradeon - No Title
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Subradeon - No Title
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Subradeon - No Title
(including 3 locked grooves) Deetron's Character Records welcomes Italian duo Subradeon for their first EP on the label. Deetron himself takes on 'Movement' for an edit, morphing the sanguine composition into a darker and club ready workout
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Deetron - A1. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson 808 Mix)
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Deetron - A2. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson DJ Version)
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Deetron - B1. Deetron - Photon (Carl Cox Remix)
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Deetron - B2. Deetron - Photon (Gerd Janson 808 Bonus Beats)
(carl cox & gerd janson remixes) Originally out back in October 2014 on the same label, the track Photon on Deetron's Theory Of Light EP was a breakout hit, with avid support from both Cox and Janson, this remix package is a celebration of years offriendship and support.
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deetron - I Got To Have You
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deetron - take me higher
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deetron - The Grand Cruiser
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deetron - Supper In Casa Blanca
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deetron - Blues
(limited to 300 copies) This 5-tracker across two slabs of vinyl is Deetron's round-up take on house music as it stands today, from the hands and ears of a well-medalled and highly fielded DJ.
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deetron - A Deetron - Endless
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deetron - B1 Deetron - M1
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deetron - B2 Deetron - Endless (Alternate Version)
Continuing his recent Techno run on the dancefloor, Deetron's rhythmic prowess and analogue textures are formed perfectly on this Endless EP.
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roots panorama ( deetron & ripperton ) - A Roots Panorama (aka Deetron & Ripperton) - Mars (Deetron Panorama Version)
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roots panorama ( deetron & ripperton ) - B Roots Panorama (aka Deetron & Ripperton) - Mars (Ripperton Roots Version)
Deetron founded the label, Character, based on his passion for creating and discovering music. The label will serve as an independent outlet for music without boundaries, welcoming releases from both a plethora of artists, as well as the man himself. It will be a platform for recordings beyond the confines of one particular genre, created to produce music, in its purest form. The inaugural record, which is designed for the dance floor, finds Deetron teaming up with Ripperton under their rarely seen Roots Panorama moniker. The concept behind the pairing is to get together in the studio, have a jamming session, then individually craft a track each coming away with 2 interpretations of their session. "Mars" sees Deetron's version focus on the melodic and bright aspect of the original recording, whilst Ripperton takes things deeper into darker territory leading towards a finale with the sort of arresting arpeggio that only he can come up with.
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