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Asphalt DJ - Stereo Chambers
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Asphalt DJ - Beauty Stranger
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Asphalt DJ - Prayin' For Love
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Asphalt DJ - Makineta
R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings welcomes Berlin based, Asphalt DJ to the label for a four tracker of progressive house and breaks.
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Asphalt DJ - In My Mind
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Asphalt DJ - Eternal Flower
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Asphalt DJ - 2 De Wave
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Thump! Check your periphery, because a heretofore entity has arrived on this earthly plane. Asphalt DJ has added another notch to the Haws bedpost, with the actualisation of his ‘Eternal Flower’ EP. The prolific DJ has really turned his attention to production of late, churning out a slew of sumptuous releases and features, neatly coalescing with his excellent mixes and underlining his clear-cut talent. His wizardry and acute ear for high-octane beats knows limitless bounds, and the majesty of ‘Eternal Flower’ continues his cartographic foray into pumping prog.
The EP begins with ‘In My Mind’, a cataclysmic cut channelling late 90s trance and acid techno, defined by incessant 303 lines and raging percussive force. A2 is the title track, ‘Eternal Flower’. This one edges back into the realm of house, with the shuffling drums beautifully accentuated by balearic vocal chops, sustained classic trance keys reminiscent of the legendary Manuel Goettsching and a surging bassline. Re-progging the EP is the wonderfully named ‘2 De Wave’, continuing the thematically crystalline sonic vision of the Asphalt DJ. Thudding kicks and dreamily programmed chords fluctuate conduct and distil the rave monster, forming a foot-stomping creation of ceaseless energy. B2 is ‘Sonic Endeavour’, an EP closer of the funkiest order. Retaining all the unequivocal elements from its forebears, the weighty concoction effervesces and erupts into a dancefloor demon of 4 x 4 glory.
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The EP begins with ‘In My Mind’, a cataclysmic cut channelling late 90s trance and acid techno, defined by incessant 303 lines and raging percussive force. A2 is the title track, ‘Eternal Flower’. This one edges back into the realm of house, with the shuffling drums beautifully accentuated by balearic vocal chops, sustained classic trance keys reminiscent of the legendary Manuel Goettsching and a surging bassline. Re-progging the EP is the wonderfully named ‘2 De Wave’, continuing the thematically crystalline sonic vision of the Asphalt DJ. Thudding kicks and dreamily programmed chords fluctuate conduct and distil the rave monster, forming a foot-stomping creation of ceaseless energy. B2 is ‘Sonic Endeavour’, an EP closer of the funkiest order. Retaining all the unequivocal elements from its forebears, the weighty concoction effervesces and erupts into a dancefloor demon of 4 x 4 glory.
Now, next time you step off the kerb and onto the asphalt, remember that intimacy is always on the edge. Do not fear the unknown, as music is our eternal flower. More
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A² - Street Renegade
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A², the pioneering UK electro, breaks and tech house project of Andy Panayi and Alec Stone release 4 new tracks on R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings several years after the tragic death of Andy Panayi. This post-humous release is a dedication and farewell from his close friends and family.
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mpeg - Pollen
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mpeg - Bad Intel
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mpeg - Pluto Dogs
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mpeg - Dots
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DJ Detox - A1 - DJ Detox - Ounces To Pounds
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DJ Detox - A2 - DJ Detox - Move Ahead
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DJ Detox - B1 - DJ Detox - The Groove
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DJ Detox - B2 - DJ Detox - Freaks
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Luca Attanasio - Hidden Disco
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Luca Attanasio - Aside
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Luca Attanasio - Scrapyard Cam
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Luca Attanasio - Perimeter Sweep
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imprint for their inaugural release of 2024, a four-tracker of bouncy tech
house. More
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house. More
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Papa Nugs - Tony's Message
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Papa Nugs - Jupiter
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Papa Nugs - Double Tree
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Papa Nugs - Stuck In Knebworth
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Olsvangèr - Phantom Lady
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Olsvangèr - Lotusing
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Olsvangèr - Air Balunga
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house genre (creep house) on his first solo release on vinyl. More
house genre (creep house) on his first solo release on vinyl. More
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Sascha Funke & Niklas Wandt - Scheunenfund
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Sascha Funke & Niklas Wandt - Seidenstreifen
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Sascha Funke & Niklas Wandt - Erntegold
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Sascha Funke & Niklas Wandt - Schemen
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Ewan Jansen - Electropolis
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Ewan Jansen - Lain's Groove
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Ewan Jansen - Dead Nights And Headlights
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Ewan Jansen - Wild Shore
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Gzardin - Robusticks
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Gzardin - AMBicious
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Gzardin - Bellpoint
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Gzardin - Hobo Shop (Gentle Mix)
After an outstanding debut on Oddysee with Asphalt DJ, Tel Aviv’s, Gzardin presents his first solo record, an EP of 4 90’s inspired club drivers.
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Jay Gadian - Triptych
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Jay Gadian - Midnight Mirage
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Jay Gadian - Enter The Warp
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Jay Gadian - One Hundred Sunsets
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Basic Mind - Closed Gateway
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Basic Mind - Exit Strategy
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Basic Mind - Comm. Cycle
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Basic Mind - Meridian
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Salomo - Hydro Twist
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Salomo - Internal
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Salomo - Motion
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Salomo - Sand Of Time
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Salomo - New Land
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Salomo - Explorer
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Salomo - Plate Movement
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Salomo - Elevate
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Gnork - Euphoric Vibes
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Gnork - eeeee
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Kepler - End Light
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Kepler - Bloom
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Kepler - Drifter
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Kepler - Tunnel Vision
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A² - Open Your Mind
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Stopouts - Acidbend
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Andy Panayi - Pass Go
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Reflex Blue - Implant
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Reflex Blue - Back 2 Earth
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The EP will be released on vinyl and in digital formats on the 7th of June. A Special Edition limited to 100 copies will be available on the same date at 12.00pm CET via the WSNWG bandcamp site.
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Mastered by Conor Dalton at Calyx Mastering in Berlin.
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The EP will be released on vinyl and in digital formats on the 7th of June. A Special Edition limited to 100 copies will be available on the same date at 12.00pm CET via the WSNWG bandcamp site.
Written & Produced by UFO95 and Rødhåd at WSNWG Studio Berlin.
Mastered by Conor Dalton at Calyx Mastering in Berlin.
Vinyl cut at Schnittstelle in Berlin.
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FORMAT DETAILS: Standard weight blue coloured vinyl.
PRIVATE LISTEN LINK: https://tinyurl.com/2hbf629p
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A1.Superposition B1. Gott Ist Schrott B2. Oddification C1. Gentle Venom C2. Das Große Flimmern D1.Silly Idol D2.Punch The Dragon E1.Fear Of An Extra Planet F1.The Friendly Coroner F2.Extrawelt - 2084
Info:
EXTRAWELT are back! Although in fairness, they were never gone. On the contrary, since their first release on James Holden's Border Community Label dropped in 2005, Arne Schaffhausen and Wayan Raabe have been responsible for a plethora of classics including "Schöne Neue Extrawelt" and "In Aufruhr", their two seminal albums on Cocoon Recordings. The duo are one of the most booked live acts worldwide, commanding a huge fan base. Their performances are the stuff of legend, making them the absolute highlight at every club and festival they play. So it's with great pride and respect, that we can announce the release of Extrawelt's third album for Cocoon Recordings. "Fear Of An Extra Planet" completes the Cocoon trilogy and the excitement growing among their fans represents a new high in the history of EXTRAWELT!
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CD / LP
A1.Superposition B1. Gott Ist Schrott B2. Oddification C1. Gentle Venom C2. Das Große Flimmern D1.Silly Idol D2.Punch The Dragon E1.Fear Of An Extra Planet F1.The Friendly Coroner F2.Extrawelt - 2084
Info:
EXTRAWELT are back! Although in fairness, they were never gone. On the contrary, since their first release on James Holden's Border Community Label dropped in 2005, Arne Schaffhausen and Wayan Raabe have been responsible for a plethora of classics including "Schöne Neue Extrawelt" and "In Aufruhr", their two seminal albums on Cocoon Recordings. The duo are one of the most booked live acts worldwide, commanding a huge fan base. Their performances are the stuff of legend, making them the absolute highlight at every club and festival they play. So it's with great pride and respect, that we can announce the release of Extrawelt's third album for Cocoon Recordings. "Fear Of An Extra Planet" completes the Cocoon trilogy and the excitement growing among their fans represents a new high in the history of EXTRAWELT!
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As we near our destination, "The Friendly Coroner" really does honour its name. The morbid charm of the title is captured by a fluid bassline and melodic arrangements that border on the absurd, until the funky drum beat finally drops. In our mind's eye we see a cheerful medical doctor removing his bloody gloves, hanging his smock in the closet and vibing out in his neon drenched workspace. And there we sit, glued to our cinema seat, submerged in the different textures EXTRAWELT have conjured up on "Fear Of An Extra Planet". Over the course of the last title, the strings usher in the final acknowledgments as the credits roll. The dramatic end of "2084" leaves us transfixed in front of a black screen in a large, dark room safe in the knowledge that we've just witnessed a science fiction epic.
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A1 Rhadow - Indigo
A2 Rhadow – Coral Lines (vinyl only)
B1 Rhadow – Indigo (Mihai Popoviciu Remix)
B2 Rhadow – Indigo (NTFO Remix)
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Tracklist 12":
A1 Rhadow - Indigo
A2 Rhadow – Coral Lines (vinyl only)
B1 Rhadow – Indigo (Mihai Popoviciu Remix)
B2 Rhadow – Indigo (NTFO Remix)
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FORMAT DETAILS: Standard weight red coloured vinyl.
PRIVATE LISTEN LINK: https://tinyurl.com/v9cu2c67
OVERVIEW:
What started as an experiment, born in the stillness of the early months of 2020, Metalheadz and SB81 are proud to present 'B292'.
The largest body of music ever released by Metalheadz, 'B292' is made up of 29 tracks across 2 defined parts with a strong emphasis on old skool influences. It's SB81's experiences as a youth that give him a real understanding of this era, something that cannot be replicated and where authenticity always stands tall.
Beginning as a small batch of tracks it wasn't long before Goldie encouraged SB81 to explore the idea of an album, and via several trips around Low Hill in Wolverhampton (where SB81 lived until the age of 30), it was here where the nostalgia and drive took hold for good.
SB81 calls this project a 'pre-1994 Metalheadz sound', and although no 29-track album deserves such a brief description it does seem so fitting - even more so with a huge amount of respect and admiration for labels such as Reinforced, Production House and Moving Shadow embodied throughout.
Make no mistake, this is in no way purely an album that tries to recreate the old. The music at its core remains as cutting edge as ever with a fresh on the ears feel and a rave-ready approach.
SB81's 'B292' releases in full on 31st May 2024, including a 4x coloured vinyl package, bespoke full colour sleeve designed by the incredibly talent EPOD and a bonus box set available exclusively via the Metalheadz website and Bandcamp.
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1. The Force
2. Layerz
3. Down To The Molecule
4. The Wild West
FORMAT DETAILS: Standard weight red coloured vinyl.
PRIVATE LISTEN LINK: https://tinyurl.com/v9cu2c67
OVERVIEW:
What started as an experiment, born in the stillness of the early months of 2020, Metalheadz and SB81 are proud to present 'B292'.
The largest body of music ever released by Metalheadz, 'B292' is made up of 29 tracks across 2 defined parts with a strong emphasis on old skool influences. It's SB81's experiences as a youth that give him a real understanding of this era, something that cannot be replicated and where authenticity always stands tall.
Beginning as a small batch of tracks it wasn't long before Goldie encouraged SB81 to explore the idea of an album, and via several trips around Low Hill in Wolverhampton (where SB81 lived until the age of 30), it was here where the nostalgia and drive took hold for good.
SB81 calls this project a 'pre-1994 Metalheadz sound', and although no 29-track album deserves such a brief description it does seem so fitting - even more so with a huge amount of respect and admiration for labels such as Reinforced, Production House and Moving Shadow embodied throughout.
Make no mistake, this is in no way purely an album that tries to recreate the old. The music at its core remains as cutting edge as ever with a fresh on the ears feel and a rave-ready approach.
SB81's 'B292' releases in full on 31st May 2024, including a 4x coloured vinyl package, bespoke full colour sleeve designed by the incredibly talent EPOD and a bonus box set available exclusively via the Metalheadz website and Bandcamp.
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Howling - Stole the Night (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
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Giorgia Angiuli - Nothing to Lose (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
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Sam Shure - Nandoo (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
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Koletzki & Schwind - Camps Bay (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
2024 repress
4 Track Vinyl EP with 27 Track Download
Tracklist Vinyl:
A1 - Howling - Stole the Night (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
A2 - Giorgia Angiuli - Nothing to Lose (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
B1 - Sam Shure - Nandoo (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
B2 - Koletzki & Schwind - Camps Bay (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
While working on his next full-length album, the Berlin-based artist, DJ and label-owner Oliver Koletzki looks back onto an impressive career and a plethora of styles and moods, best exemplified by the diverse set of remixes he's been crafting for prolific friends and outstanding musicians for close to a decade. For 'Remix Tales', Oliver has now complied his personal favorites, with some previously unreleased, high-impact material forming the icing on the cake.
Stylistically, 'Remix Tales' exemplifies Oliver's chameleon-like approach in the studio, as dynamics shift from organic dreaminess to high-octane club-fare, all held together by the trademark musicality that shines through every single Koletzki production. While recent remix highlights such as Monolink's 'Swallow' or Giorgia Angiuli's 'Nothing to Lose' rub shoulders with classics like HVOB's 'Dogs' and Cassius' 'Toop Toop', it's the inclusion of Oliver's previously unreleased 2017 rework of Howling's 'We Stole The Night', as well as the freshly remixed Koletzki & Schwind track 'Camps Bay', that add unexpected and particularly precious twists and turns to this rollercoaster of an anthology. Enjoy the ride!
Tracklist Download:
1. Oliver Koletzki - A Tribe called Kotori (Oliver Koletzki's Woodfloor Remix)
2. HVOB - Dogs (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
3. Monolink - Swallow (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
4. Sam Shure - Nandoo (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
5. Koletzki & Schwind - Camps Bay (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
6. Chopstick & Johnjon - Pining Moon (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
7. Howling - Stole the Night (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
8. Giorgia Angiuli - Nothing to Lose (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
9. Fünf Sterne Deluxe - Mein Herz schlägt schneller (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
10. Channel X feat. Jake the Rapper - Snug Descent (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
11. Cassius - Toop Toop (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
12. Fran - We Are Planets (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
13. Boy Next Door - Living a Lie (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
14. Niko Schwind feat Lil Magdalene - Over the Trees (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
15. Fischerspooner - The Best Revenge (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
16. Karri O. - The Hits (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
17. Illesnoise - Nova (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
18. Mason - The Ridge (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
19. Super Flu - K5000 (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
20. Nörd - Keine Sterne (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
21. Edu Imbernon - Mystery Inside (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
22. Niko Schwind - Perfect Fit (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
23. Benotmane - Sunqueen (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
24. Marlon Hoffstadt & HRRSN - Once Again (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
25. Chopstick & Johnjon feat. Fritz Kalkbrenner - New Day (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
26. Lexy & K. Paul - Killing Me (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
27. The Egg - Wall (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
28. HVOB - Always Like This (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
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4 Track Vinyl EP with 27 Track Download
Tracklist Vinyl:
A1 - Howling - Stole the Night (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
A2 - Giorgia Angiuli - Nothing to Lose (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
B1 - Sam Shure - Nandoo (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
B2 - Koletzki & Schwind - Camps Bay (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
While working on his next full-length album, the Berlin-based artist, DJ and label-owner Oliver Koletzki looks back onto an impressive career and a plethora of styles and moods, best exemplified by the diverse set of remixes he's been crafting for prolific friends and outstanding musicians for close to a decade. For 'Remix Tales', Oliver has now complied his personal favorites, with some previously unreleased, high-impact material forming the icing on the cake.
Stylistically, 'Remix Tales' exemplifies Oliver's chameleon-like approach in the studio, as dynamics shift from organic dreaminess to high-octane club-fare, all held together by the trademark musicality that shines through every single Koletzki production. While recent remix highlights such as Monolink's 'Swallow' or Giorgia Angiuli's 'Nothing to Lose' rub shoulders with classics like HVOB's 'Dogs' and Cassius' 'Toop Toop', it's the inclusion of Oliver's previously unreleased 2017 rework of Howling's 'We Stole The Night', as well as the freshly remixed Koletzki & Schwind track 'Camps Bay', that add unexpected and particularly precious twists and turns to this rollercoaster of an anthology. Enjoy the ride!
Tracklist Download:
1. Oliver Koletzki - A Tribe called Kotori (Oliver Koletzki's Woodfloor Remix)
2. HVOB - Dogs (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
3. Monolink - Swallow (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
4. Sam Shure - Nandoo (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
5. Koletzki & Schwind - Camps Bay (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
6. Chopstick & Johnjon - Pining Moon (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
7. Howling - Stole the Night (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
8. Giorgia Angiuli - Nothing to Lose (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
9. Fünf Sterne Deluxe - Mein Herz schlägt schneller (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
10. Channel X feat. Jake the Rapper - Snug Descent (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
11. Cassius - Toop Toop (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
12. Fran - We Are Planets (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
13. Boy Next Door - Living a Lie (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
14. Niko Schwind feat Lil Magdalene - Over the Trees (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
15. Fischerspooner - The Best Revenge (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
16. Karri O. - The Hits (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
17. Illesnoise - Nova (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
18. Mason - The Ridge (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
19. Super Flu - K5000 (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
20. Nörd - Keine Sterne (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
21. Edu Imbernon - Mystery Inside (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
22. Niko Schwind - Perfect Fit (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
23. Benotmane - Sunqueen (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
24. Marlon Hoffstadt & HRRSN - Once Again (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
25. Chopstick & Johnjon feat. Fritz Kalkbrenner - New Day (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
26. Lexy & K. Paul - Killing Me (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
27. The Egg - Wall (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
28. HVOB - Always Like This (Oliver Koletzki Remix)
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James Dexter & Frink - A1 Perseus
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Frink - A2 Fresco
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Frink - B1 Calama (Vinyl Only)
4
Frink - B2 Púrpura (Vinyl Only)
Special remarks: 2 VINYL ONLY TRACKS // 180G VINYL
Tracklist 12":
A1 James Dexter & Frink - Perseus
A2 Frink – Fresco
B1 Frink – Calama (Vinyl Only)
B2 Frink – Púrpura (Vinyl Only)
Release Info:
Always associated with quality underground vibes, the ever-impressive Bondage-Music delivers more of the good stuff, from label favourite Frink.
The title track “Perseus” (with James Dexter) is a wonderful heads down groover, with its subtly dubby flavored groove, and plenty of swagger, this spacious groove merges yesteryear with a fresh essence effortlessly.
“Fresco” is next up, and it feels like fresh air blowing gently across your face, as this bright and punchy workout unleashes its summer sounds, yet retaining a deep slant throughout.
We get serious a “Calama” goes deep, and locks you in to is mystic flavours, while a punchy and crisp set of beats encase the flavours.
It’s time to loosen those hips for the closing track “Púrpura”, as we slinkily enjoy this housy smiley inducer, fusing deep vibes with a wonderful glow.
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Tracklist 12":
A1 James Dexter & Frink - Perseus
A2 Frink – Fresco
B1 Frink – Calama (Vinyl Only)
B2 Frink – Púrpura (Vinyl Only)
Release Info:
Always associated with quality underground vibes, the ever-impressive Bondage-Music delivers more of the good stuff, from label favourite Frink.
The title track “Perseus” (with James Dexter) is a wonderful heads down groover, with its subtly dubby flavored groove, and plenty of swagger, this spacious groove merges yesteryear with a fresh essence effortlessly.
“Fresco” is next up, and it feels like fresh air blowing gently across your face, as this bright and punchy workout unleashes its summer sounds, yet retaining a deep slant throughout.
We get serious a “Calama” goes deep, and locks you in to is mystic flavours, while a punchy and crisp set of beats encase the flavours.
It’s time to loosen those hips for the closing track “Púrpura”, as we slinkily enjoy this housy smiley inducer, fusing deep vibes with a wonderful glow.
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1
Dachshund - Keep On
2
Sascha Dive & Pornbugs - Digital Dusk
3
Markus Homm, Brad Brunner, AG Swifty - Take out
4
Alex Ranerro - Gotiva
Special remarks: VINYL ONLY//180G VINYL//PRINTED KRAFTPACK SLEEVE
Tracklist 12":
A1 Dachshund – Keep On
A2 Sascha Dive & Pornbugs - Digital Dusk
B1 Markus Homm, Brad Brunner, AG Swifty - Take out
B2 Alex Ranerro - Gotiva
German label Bondage Music delivers the tenth instalment of its ‘Bondage Games’ series. Another vinyl only release, this time with four fresh tracks from Dachshund, Sascha Dive, Pornbugs, Markus Homm and Alex Ranerro.
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Tracklist 12":
A1 Dachshund – Keep On
A2 Sascha Dive & Pornbugs - Digital Dusk
B1 Markus Homm, Brad Brunner, AG Swifty - Take out
B2 Alex Ranerro - Gotiva
German label Bondage Music delivers the tenth instalment of its ‘Bondage Games’ series. Another vinyl only release, this time with four fresh tracks from Dachshund, Sascha Dive, Pornbugs, Markus Homm and Alex Ranerro.
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