After a successful first release on his own label imprint, Kmyle decided to drive the point home with this second opus named "Catharsis EP". A concentrated energy of 3 powerful tracks who give us a hypnotic dancefloor trip and one remix from the imposing veteran Drumcell, which brings us back to the roots of techno with its own dark groove vision, made for the wet and warm atmosphere of long rave nights. More

The label say: Raw, melodic and urgent. That is what Kmyle and his “Come Back” 12” are about.

Hailing from the South of France, Kmyle needs to be urgently reevaluated and appreciated. All three songs here are complex, harmonious and relentless. They create the landscapes for the dancefloors we so desperately need.

Kmyle is the future of techno and "Come Back" is the second release on Still Techno. More

After more than 10 years in the techno scene with some successful releases on labels like Clergy, Mord, Arts, Skryptom, the French artist is back with 4 originals tracks in a unique combination of hypnotic emotions and energetic forces for launching the first release of his own imprint "Kmyle Records". More

After a ten EPs in few years on respected labels such as Clergy, ARTS, Mord and an acclaimed debut album on Skrypto¨m, young and promising techno producer Kmyle is back on the French label Astropolis Records with ‘Keroual EP’, 3 originals and a stunning remix from French veteran Zadig. A contemporary EP that embodies all Kmyle’s technical and elegant techno, energy and his singular melodic synth work. First up, A1 with the eponym track ‘Keroual’, in reference to Astropolis’ setting, a beautiful trip to its fairyland and a large electronic universe, with emotive melodies and light chords. An enchanting meditative and dancing track, as well-suited for the dancefloor as it is for home listening. Samy steps the tempo up on A2 with ‘Telegraph’ and falls into darkness, undulating slowly in an evil dance, with a tense melody, a rumble bassline and a hypnotic techno. A metallic tune that works on every dancefloor. On the flip side, ‘Syncopa’ keeping the drive from A2, seems tailored for a huge night with a forceful kick and a booming energy on its introduction, rapidly caught by a dramatic, intense and sizzling melody, enigmatic atmospheres and euphoric chords. A big tune for a big floor with a hammering beat and a delicious dark groove. French well respected producer Zadig ends the EP with a brutal and gloomy version of ‘Keroual’, under a « Day is Dying remix », a wink to his hardcore project. An obsessful kick with a ravey '90s vibe turning violently the track in a stripped-back hardcore version and its intensity. Uncompromising and raw, quite cinematic at the beginning, slow-burning to madness. A pleasant chaos anthem dedicated to industrial atmospheres. This new release from Astropolis Records is a perfect blend between old school rave culture, rock-solid tunes and a modern palate of techno, feeding a melodic and melancholic sensitivity. More

Kmyle is a young artist that shaped his own space in the techno scene in these last 5 years. His sound is a beautiful craft of all the technical aspects that make a Big Room track relevant, he has no fear in showing emotions but at the same time locking key elements essential for the dancefloor. Kmyle presents himself on the label with a hard explosion, yet with an elegant touch. More

CRG012 welcomes back French artist Kmyle. After a successful debut with Bell Departures [CRG008] Samy returns with 4 originals and a hammering remix from Reflec. Starting with the A1 we have 'Hypnosis'. A track that comes to life with the beautiful introduction to the pads giving the perfect balance to the distorted synth work. Following this we have 'Walker Valley' that leans more towards the hypnotic side yet still keeping the drive from the A1. Across to the B side where we feature both the original and remix of 'Rising'. This track takes us on more of a melodic journey slowly building up to a higher view across Samys production skills. Then on to Sean Dodd aka Reflecs remix where he does what he does best. Sean slams his foot down hard to create a typical Reflec sounding low end that slightly features the melodic synth work from Kmyle.
There is also a fine digital bonus track featuring on this release. 'Distant Rave' is something that can stand alone on any platform. Keeping this a bonus or secret track is something that suits this very unique production. More

Tracklisting
A1 Marco Bailey - Smooth Drive (Deniro remix)
A2 Marco Bailey - Smooth Drive (Border One remix)
B1 Marco Bailey - Smooth Drive (Alexander Kowalski remix)
B2 Marco Bailey - Infinite Shine (Ian O 'Donovan remix) More

Tracklisting
A1 Introversion - Conflicts
A2 Introversion - Echoes
B1 Introversion - Fusion
B2 Introversion - Nebula More

Tracklisting
A1 Marco Bailey - Ipanema (Flug Rework)
A2 Marco Bailey - Ipanema (Marco Bailey 2023 Edit)
B1 Marco Bailey - Ipanema (Hector Oaks Fuego Mix)
B2 Marco Bailey - Ipanema (Steve Redhead 2023 Edit) More

Tracklisting
A1 Marco Bailey - Royal Wolf
A2 Marco Bailey - Infinite Bunker
B1 Marco Bailey - Smooth Drive
B2 Marco Bailey - Point Of Life

Sales Note
Marco Bailey teases his upcoming full-length studio album via a limited-edition vinyl sampler out on Materia this fall.

Icon. Living legend. Both definitions apply to Marco Bailey, a self-taught DJ and producer whose career started to develop in the late 80s after attending a local club in his native Belgium and being completely seduced by the rhythmic power of dance music. That was when all changed. A first approach that triggered the decision to be behind decks instead of the dancefloor. And since then, he has committed his life to music.

Music has always been at the forefront for the Belgian-based producer as he unveils his latest studio album entitled "NOCTURNO" in form of an exclusive vinyl-only album sampler. The sampler features 4 signature techno grooves from Bailey that will appease vinyl enthusiasts and techno fans alike.

The sampler's A side features "Royal Wolf", a track that channels peak hour banger and a more dark, moody groove "Infinite Bunker". "Smooth Drive" and "Point Of Life" take over the album's B-side with relentless energy and balances out the sampler to give listeners a diverse taste of what the full album has in store. More

2022 repress

Tracklist:
A1 Marco Bailey - Dart
A2 Marco Bailey - Nightlife
B1 Marco Bailey - Unconstrained Move
B2 Marco Bailey - 2002

Release Note:
DART: Deep, raw, and straight to the point
Nightlife: Percussive grooves moving to the end
Unconstrained Move & 2002: Taking you back to the foundations of the early 2000s, with the timeless chords and the groove of those days. More

Tracklisting:
A1 Marco Bailey - Brenton
A2 Marco Bailey - Lhasa
B1 Marco Bailey - 4 The Love Of The Bassline
B2 Marco Bailey - Days Of Yore More

Tracklisting:
A1 Marco Bailey - Yellow
A2 Marco Bailey - Start it up
B1 Marco Bailey - Falkan
B2 Marco Bailey - Utiss More

While our precious scene is going through high restrictions, Marco Bailey who fights for the techno scene since dot one of techno history, strikes back to MATERIA with his new EP "Fight For The Oppressed" featuring 4 high-octane modular analog productions. Currently limited for public expression but fueled with time, space and his usual never-ending motivation, MATERIA's main man keeps giving the one message we all should never stop sharing; techno is a way of life, techno never ends. More

Marco Bailey & David Schwartz serving us an EP full of slamming analog dance floor killers. More

Marco Bailey's Vibez EP including Dj Hyperactive (Chicago) remix.

Also released digitally except "A2 - Moon". More

Marco Bailey returns to his imprint MATERIA with a gorgeously multi-colored EP titled "Never Rust".
From melodic breakbeat electronica to deep yet driving techno to an absolute electrifying banger, the main man presents his whole intelligence through 2 awe-inspiring original tracks, Joachim Spieth's remix on the title track and of course the legendary-to-be modular takeover by the one and only Colin Benders on his recent release - Burn
Not a package that you should miss. More

Kyle Geiger isn t your average DJ/producer. From his marathon sets at legendary clubs like Berghain to his powerfully pounding but yet sensationally melodic productions, there are plenty of notable musical accomplishments on his resume. When you scratch the surface though, what you find is a genuinely humble human with a true passion for techno and a love for DJing the kind of grateful joy you find in those who come from small Midwestern towns in the U.S., and find themselves relocated to an area where techno is so widely consumed: decades of experience collecting and programming music for some of the toughest crowds to be finally rewarded with chances to play in venues that have carried the music to where it is today. We are beyond happy to have this true legend and gentle giant on MATERIA with his awe-inspiring 4-tracker Thirty Seven EP More

With every album project comes a proper remix pack. Marco Bailey has invited some of his most respected colleagues in modern day Techno to come up with an interpretation of two of Temper's
toughest cuts. ''Planet Mad'' is being reworked by Marcel Fengler and Andre Kronert. Fengler's rework is an adventurous take on the original and has a strong emphasis on rhythm.
Without loosing with the original idea, Fengler builds the rhythm section into a wash of bold drums and rich percussion.
Andre Kronert's take on Planet Mad pushes the track's idea into a different direction. Kronert yet again proves to be a craftsman when it comes to textures and builds.
While the recognizable bass sound of the original keeps thumping, atypical bits of FX are added to build on an unusual but very soothing atmosphere.
For the B side, ''Naga'' is being reshaped by Croatian master of electronics ''Petar Dundov'' and Rotterdam based fast riser; Koen Hoets.
Petar Dundov comes up with an esoteric take on ''Naga''. Whilst respecting the form of the original, Dundov goes one notch deeper with his wide array dub elements and feral hat sounds.
Koen Hoets delivers a more demure take on ''naga''. Whilst the rhythm section might not be suitable for all club situations, this is adventurous techno at it's best. Noteworthy fx and soul touching
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