Genre: Leftfield, Techno, IDM, Grime


Tracklist 12":
A1: Quake
A2: 32MB
B1: NFS
B2: Crash


Short Info:
Techno, Midwest Trap, Grime and Breaks synthesised? This may sound like a rather experimental combination. Nevertheless the outcome of Leibniz' latest innovation is a very DJ friendly 4-Tracker called "Quake". The artist is co-founder of the hundert label, half of the projects DJ OK and DJ Bwin and responsible for releases on Shtum, Ratlife, Ortloff and Fourth Wave. "Orbb almost dodged Jay's rocket". Mastered by Beni Brachtel aka Bartellow. Artwork by Paul Bernhard and Arthur Poitevin.
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Tracklist
A1. Ur Qt A2. 65BPM B1. Pizza B2. Strings on the Low

Shortinfo:
After Leibniz focused on distorted grime and jungle influenced techno on his last records, he is now diving into deeper fields with his first EP for hundert.
Over the time Leibniz has obsessively collected youtube videos that serve him as an audio sample library. Be it a review of a lawnmower or people singing to their pets, every track features bits and pieces of sound taken from these videos. By editing and cutting the original material the sounds get implemented into a new musical context.Pushing digital algorithms of music software to its limits and over the edge, Leibniz invokes digital artefacts that continue the motif of distortion.House and references to contemporary hip hop beats form the skeleton for four hazy out-of-the-ordinary cuts.
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Tracklist:
A1 DJ JA - Database
B1 DJ JA feat. rame951 - C2C
B2 DJ JA - Sand

Release Info:
Don’t you realise that it’s getting warmer and warmer by the minute, that DJ JA’s “Warm”
EP for hundert is just the beginning of something new while things continue to heat up?
Just think about hearing it on the news, that feeling of your skin crawling, shrivelling, the
shrill alarm sounds ringing inside your head and you trying to keep your cool while the
heat is rising. Just relax though, consider the Y2K panic – how everyone breathed a
breath of relief on the 1st of January once the clock had struck midnight and everything
just stayed the same. After all, that’s maybe what we really need to be doing instead: wait
for things and nature and this planet to settle this on their own terms. Wasn’t it all just a
hazy craze back then, and isn’t the same happening now? Aren’t we all susceptible for
either apathy or paranoia, that bittersweet ambivalence also at the core of this EP, which
navigates between harsh and nervous sounds, providing both heat and the (figurative and
literal) chilling cool that we so desperately long for? Remember to stay calm when you
can and that nature couldn’t give a fuck about whether or not we start acting only when
it’s far too late; just consider your own insignificance while the melodies stretch out
beyond the horizon and into the aether. May we suggest however that you wake up, take
the first letter of each sentence, put them all together in order to see through the heat of
the moment and the chilling anxiety in order to feel what’s true, real, and present? More

12” with printed sleeve, Artwork by Albrecht Gaebel

Tracklist: A1. Kitchenblade B1. The Normal B2. Gel

Release Info:
Yeah, we get it: You can’t technically be clinically paranoid if everything you’re afraid of is actually happening. It’s been a few years since we were scared shitless of letting cell phones anywhere near our crotches and suddenly, the electromagnetic waves mess with our brains big time. Let’s not beat around the bush here, it’s all true. Your thoughts are being supervised, the government even has taken complete control over them, all while your moral compass is spinning at 78rpm like a broken shellac. It’s bad, it feels weird and just so wrong. It doesn’t even pay well, for fuck’s sake.
We know, we know: You need a remedy and you need it, like, yesterday at the latest. What we can offer for now is Konrad Wehrmeister from Munich, whose handcrafted alpha waves will interlock with your brain activity and set your will free by taking it over - it hasn’t been yours for a while now, after all. Wehrmeister’s pummeling techno is the B2B (business to brain) or even B2B2B (business to brain to booty) solution your sorry existence needs in these dire times, and he will professionally lead you to your destination with a little splash of »Radiation« to fire you up. He’s done it for Public Possession, he’s done it for Ilian Tape. He can do it for you, if you trust him enough.
So please come and join us in eternal dispersion. RSVP by the complete loss of your sanity.
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12” with printed sleeve, Artwork by Albrecht Gaebel
Tracklist
A1 Binary Touch A2 Private Message B1 Cyber Sensuality B2 Moments in Code

Info:
Hundert: hey m8 :)
Hundert: how u been pretty busy i assume eh?
Hundert: Lol
Hundert: anyhow got some proper
Hundert: mutant house bangerz fer ya! Proper shit for the dancefloor
Hundert: but also the heart
Hundert: m8 u there?
You: Hi
Hundert: yeah so i thought id send u some advance promo ur always first on my list tbh ;)
Hundert: its the third release by hundert by DJ
You: ok
Hundert: yeah exactly its dj ok you know them?
Hundert: little known fact its actually two brothers lol
You: Could you send me an email instead, please? Thank you.
Hundert: hang on a sec got te press release right here fer ya
Hundert: *the lol
Hundert: anyhow here goes
Hundert: With its third release, hundert is diving further into the technological maelstrom that has slowly transformed our perception of reality and what this thing called life is. DJ OK's "Private Messages" poses some crucial questions about how we find, form and maintain relationships in our day in age. Fittingly, its sound was forged seemingly everywhere and nowhere at once: classic New York-leaning deep house vibes meet UK-inspired gunshot sounds and the frantic grooves of contemporary outernational club music, Balearic feels converge with the slick sound palette of our digital environments. "Private Messages" is as immersive as an ever-refreshing newsfeed, but just as emotional and real as the next person checking in on you via iMessage. DJ Ja and DJ Nein's third effort can be as much enjoyed in the sweat-drenched physicality of a crammed club as it may serve as the perfect soundtrack for when you are home alone, connected with the entire world via a dimly-lit interface. These four tracks will touch your heart like a Spectre Attack would infiltrate the device you are using right now. And you know that it is unpatchable. All hardware problems are.
Hundert: would be great if you could feature this on your blog ;)
Hundert: let me know what u thought of it!!
You: Please send me an email, ok?
Hundert: i will sure lmk how u like it!!!
Hundert: everything ok over there ? :)
Hundert: soz m8 didnt wanna bother u…….
Hundert: m8? :(
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12” with printed sleeve, Artwork by Albrecht Gaebel
Tracklist
A1. Herodot B1. After Life B2. Secret Chamber
Info:
DJ bwin follow up Leibniz’s inaugural release for the newly-founded hundert imprint with a three-track
EP. »Trinity« draws on feverish breakbeats, hardcore influences and about 2,3 gigatonnes of bass.
Having released a split EP with DJ OK on Ireland’s First Second Label, »Trinity« sees the production
duo venture into the realm of the ancient and the mystical, the inexplicable and the possibly made-up.
Conceived as a triangle with one foot deep in the past and the other one in a future yet to explore,
»Trinity« points all gunfingaz to the startling revelation that, hey, we’re all living in a computer
simulation anyhow.
Informed by the ancient knowledge of the Dubstep elders and Jungle’s relentless search for a grain of
truth amongst the lies fed to us by the Lo-Fi House empire, DJ bwin bring together the unholy trinity of
paranoid hoover chords, melancholic textures and piercing synth notes for an EP that henceforth shall
be known as »banging atmospheric Hardcore Continuum derivatives for late-night hours«. This is not
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Tracklist
A1. Ur Qt A2. 65BPM B1. Pizza B2. Strings on the Low

Shortinfo:
After Leibniz focused on distorted grime and jungle influenced techno on his last records, he is now diving into deeper fields with his first EP for hundert.
Over the time Leibniz has obsessively collected youtube videos that serve him as an audio sample library. Be it a review of a lawnmower or people singing to their pets, every track features bits and pieces of sound taken from these videos. By editing and cutting the original material the sounds get implemented into a new musical context.Pushing digital algorithms of music software to its limits and over the edge, Leibniz invokes digital artefacts that continue the motif of distortion.House and references to contemporary hip hop beats form the skeleton for four hazy out-of-the-ordinary cuts.
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