After his recent release on Robert Johnson, Daniel Klein aka SIRS returns to his own Sirsounds Records imprint serving up more sumptuous original compositions on the searingly good ‘The East Is Near EP.’

The Berlin-based musical polymath SIRS (Sounds in Real Stereo), and his project has won over an abundance of admirers across the dance underground in recent years. He's produced and remixed for benchmark labels including Public Possession, Live at Robert Johnson, Compost, Future Disco, and Music for Dreams, and has been drafted to remix artists as diverse as 2raumwohnung and Ennio Morricone. His latest release arrives on the label he launched in 2017 to provide a home for his effervescent output.

On ‘The East Is Near’ Klein has elegantly produced and cleverly arranged spicy and exotic cuts for different moments of the dance, however they all have something in common – an Eastern touch. Teaming up with Berlin master musician Declan McDermott, the captivating tracks have already done some damage and noise on dancefloors around the world.

DJ Support:

Artwork, Felix Dickinson, Radio Slave, Ron Basejam, Eric Duncan, Hot Toddy, Damian Lazarus, Bill Brewster , A love from Outer Space, Greg Wilson , Massimiliano Pagliara ,Greame Park, Slothboogie, Willie Graff, Max Essa, Leo Mas, Dicky Trisko, Rollover Milano, Paula Tape More

Welcome to another fine episode of SIRS aka »Sounds in real Stereo«! After last years' arrival on LARJ with his »Arrived EP«, Berlin based versatile DJ & producer Daniel Klein is back with »Travel To HDF.Y3D« - an utopian (or more likely dystopian) ode to space travel:

The last few remaining humans are traveling with 140bpm to the most distant galaxy in the universe on a mission to seek out a new space for mankind to live after many years of exploiting good old Mother Earth. What sounds like a horror scenario if you start thinking about it, SIRS manages to wrap up in quite a positive musical message. Thus »Travel To HDF.Y3D« becomes that hopeful uplifting slightly dreamy tune we all need these days - not unlike Christian Bruhn's theme of a certain Captain called Future back in 1980 …

It's also nice to have two more versions of such a strong tune at hand: The first one is a true first one for »Cocktail D'Amore« DJ BUDINO as she comes up with her first remix and production work ever. Budino's approach is a slightly darker, maybe indeed more dystopian one. The synthesizer bass lines dominate her remix and by getting rid of the original's playful melody she creates a very special melancholic feel.

Leipzig based PANTHERA KRAUSE's take isn't quite that different from Budino's as he too focuses on the darker vibes of this journey in space. It's his added extra dose of punch that surely will keep dancers on the floor for sure.

The former »Space Ibiza« resident SIRS now takes over the controls again with »Summer Desire« which too is destined to rule dancefloors not only in Ibiza but all over the world with its lovely airy vibe.

»Travel To HDF.Y3D« returns for one last time in form of the spoken word prolog - a nice extra tool to play with. More

After his recent release on Robert Johnson, Daniel Klein aka SIRS returns to his own Sirsounds Records imprint serving up more sumptuous original compositions on the searingly good ‘The East Is Near EP.’

The Berlin-based musical polymath SIRS (Sounds in Real Stereo), and his project has won over an abundance of admirers across the dance underground in recent years. He's produced and remixed for benchmark labels including Public Possession, Live at Robert Johnson, Compost, Future Disco, and Music for Dreams, and has been drafted to remix artists as diverse as 2raumwohnung and Ennio Morricone. His latest release arrives on the label he launched in 2017 to provide a home for his effervescent output.

On ‘The East Is Near’ Klein has elegantly produced and cleverly arranged spicy and exotic cuts for different moments of the dance, however they all have something in common – an Eastern touch. Teaming up with Berlin master musician Declan McDermott, the captivating tracks have already done some damage and noise on dancefloors around the world.

DJ Support:

Artwork, Felix Dickinson, Radio Slave, Ron Basejam, Eric Duncan, Hot Toddy, Damian Lazarus, Bill Brewster , A love from Outer Space, Greg Wilson , Massimiliano Pagliara ,Greame Park, Slothboogie, Willie Graff, Max Essa, Leo Mas, Dicky Trisko, Rollover Milano, Paula Tape More

A1 - Nottingham Forest
A2 - We Can Make It
B1 - Magic Mirror
B2 – Wicked

SIRS returns with another healthy dose of edit debauchery, dropping four more secret weapons that are perfect examples of what a good rework should be.

Slick, punchy, chopped in all the right places and looped just when you wanted that extra little bit of juice, this 12” is about to go straight in the record bag and become that ever dependable record you can use in any situation. From leftfield Italo wonders to disco nuggets there’s a slice here for everyone More

A1 - Love Me Right (Version)
A2 – SASA
B1 - Never Was Love
B2 - What Does It Take

Born out of a desire to share a selection of personal DJ focused, dancefloor edits, that have been exclusively test run and hammered by DJ Harvey and Lovebirds for the past few months, SIRS kicks off this new label offshoot with four, slick, sweltering and powerful reworks that ooze class.

Secret weapons of the highest order, each edit reimagines it’s original from the mind of the DJ – anticipating the moves of the club and harnessing the power that deft touches, reshaped structures and expressive effects can make to the force and energy of a record.

As appropriate soundtracking the crescendo of a club night, as they would be scoring the backdrop to a hazy sunset these edits are a must have in any DJs record bag. More

Lovebirds - Dove Sei - is a dancefloor killer with a touch of 80's italo vintage feel created during his odyssey last year collecting classic analog synthesizers such as the highly regarded Arp 2600 and the Prophet 5. Since Adriano Celentano was not available he just skipped it in finding a replacement and recorded his own vox! That's how Dove Sei sounds!
More