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Ke Thu - A Reality
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Ke Thu - Like A Beacon Against The Fog
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Ke Thu - As Every Message
For the fourth offering of Still Techno, newcomers Ke Thu drop a massive deep techno EP - 'Like A Beacon Against The Fog'.
Ke Thu is a Detroit-based live act consisting of Tim Barrett and Steven Stavropoulos. The two have been making music together for the last decade, developing the Ke Thu alias in 2018. Their music is an earnest exploration of techno and everything it is capable of: ethereal soundscapes, broken beats and rhythms, deep textures, and more. More
Ke Thu is a Detroit-based live act consisting of Tim Barrett and Steven Stavropoulos. The two have been making music together for the last decade, developing the Ke Thu alias in 2018. Their music is an earnest exploration of techno and everything it is capable of: ethereal soundscapes, broken beats and rhythms, deep textures, and more. More
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Reggie Dokes - Dannce Your Life Away
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Reggie Dokes - Lost
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Reggie Dokes - Feelings
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Reggie Dokes - Universe Speaks
With 'Universe Speaks', Reggie Dokes is at the helm of the third release for Still Techno. He is one of the best (and one of our favorite) producers to come out of Detroit and his discography is as massive as his own legendary label Psychostasia Recordings. It is rare for Reggie to drop 4 deep techno tracks on one serving but here we are. All tracks featured on 'Universe Speaks' are an ode to the dancefoor and Detroit, where melodies, jazz, percussions and real electronic music collide to create a new and subtile soundscape.
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Kmyle - Mont
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Kmyle - Come Back Analog Bounce
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Kmyle - Reptil
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
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