Tracklisting
A1 Scheermann - Bracy
A2 Scheermann - Fuck Me
B1 Scheermann - Drummer Next Door
B2 Scheermann - UFO

Sales Note
Scheermann's return on SAMMLER's second catalogue release is a testament to his skill in crafting dancefloor-ready techno. The four tracks, available both physically and digitally, promise a tantalising sonic journey.

The A-side is bursting with energy: A1 ''Bracy'' features modulated chords and distorted drums, while A2 ''Fuck Me'' hypnotises with its bells, making it perfect for peak time. On the B-side, B1 ''Drummer Next Door'' enhances any warm-up set with a catchy drum loop, while B2 ''UFO" features stellar percussions and pads for a mellow vibe with stunning sound design. Scheermann's latest release brings a fresh and invigorating touch to the scene, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and DJs in search of innovative tracks.

SMR002 Support:
Ben Klock
DVS1
Kr!z
Marron
Shlomi Aber
Mark Broom
Lea Occhi
Kaiser
And few more

All tracks written and produced by Lucas Scheermann
Mastering and Cut by Tim Xavier @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin More

Tracklisting:
A1 Scheermann - Multi Trigger
A2 Scheermann - Bongee
B1 Scheermann - Alligator
B2 Scheermann - Ceramic

Sales Note
Scheermann's kick-off to his debut EP on his own label SAMMLER and presents four dancefloor-ready tracks. A1 "Multi Trigger" and B1 "Alligator" combine impeccable sound design with functionality, ensuring that dancers are moved to their core. The inner grooves on both sides of the record offer gamechanging moments in the club, with "Bongee" blending drums and pads, while "Ceramic" takes a more atmospheric approach. Thanks to Scheermann's meticulous sound design and experience behind the decks, all four tracks maintain a dynamic momentum and captivate the audience.

SMR001 support:
DVS1
Kr!z
Marron
Dustin Zahn
Vincent Neumann
Kaiser
Lea Ochi
Amotik

All tracks written and produced by Lucas Scheermann
Mastering by Tim Xavier @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin
All rights reserved SAMMLER Records
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Tracklisting
A1 Scheermann - Bracy
A2 Scheermann - Fuck Me
B1 Scheermann - Drummer Next Door
B2 Scheermann - UFO

Sales Note
Scheermann's return on SAMMLER's second catalogue release is a testament to his skill in crafting dancefloor-ready techno. The four tracks, available both physically and digitally, promise a tantalising sonic journey.

The A-side is bursting with energy: A1 ''Bracy'' features modulated chords and distorted drums, while A2 ''Fuck Me'' hypnotises with its bells, making it perfect for peak time. On the B-side, B1 ''Drummer Next Door'' enhances any warm-up set with a catchy drum loop, while B2 ''UFO" features stellar percussions and pads for a mellow vibe with stunning sound design. Scheermann's latest release brings a fresh and invigorating touch to the scene, making it a must-have for enthusiasts and DJs in search of innovative tracks.

SMR002 Support:
Ben Klock
DVS1
Kr!z
Marron
Shlomi Aber
Mark Broom
Lea Occhi
Kaiser
And few more

All tracks written and produced by Lucas Scheermann
Mastering and Cut by Tim Xavier @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin More

Tracklisting:
A1 Scheermann - Multi Trigger
A2 Scheermann - Bongee
B1 Scheermann - Alligator
B2 Scheermann - Ceramic

Sales Note
Scheermann's kick-off to his debut EP on his own label SAMMLER and presents four dancefloor-ready tracks. A1 "Multi Trigger" and B1 "Alligator" combine impeccable sound design with functionality, ensuring that dancers are moved to their core. The inner grooves on both sides of the record offer gamechanging moments in the club, with "Bongee" blending drums and pads, while "Ceramic" takes a more atmospheric approach. Thanks to Scheermann's meticulous sound design and experience behind the decks, all four tracks maintain a dynamic momentum and captivate the audience.

SMR001 support:
DVS1
Kr!z
Marron
Dustin Zahn
Vincent Neumann
Kaiser
Lea Ochi
Amotik

All tracks written and produced by Lucas Scheermann
Mastering by Tim Xavier @ Man Made Mastering, Berlin
All rights reserved SAMMLER Records
SMR001 More

Co-Accused return for their second release of 2024 with a hand picked V/A sharing sounds from some of
the label’s favourite electro and techno producers. Underground legends and fearsome up-and-comers
come on board to the Glasgow based label with Luke’s Anger, SOD-90, Steve Allman, Mal_Hombre and
Parand delivering tracks. CR006 VA is selected for the dancefloor, tried and tested in Co-Accused's own
DJ sets.

Luke’s Anger launches the EP with some up for it wonky business in ‘Choplifter’. From one of the
masters of the wonky techno sound Luke’s Anger continues in full form with his tight yet askew playful
beats. SOD-90 comes in next with ‘Saving Up For Botox’ with his fearless punk take on the electro sound
- his own brand of high intensity atmospherics mixed with distorted synth lines, vocals and kicking
breaks. Cultivated Electronics’ Steve Allman leads the B Side with ‘This Is Not A Dream’ calling on driving
hoover bass and haunting synths in classic UK electro style. For the B2 Mal_Hombre takes the EP down
a deeper and more spatial path with ‘Triangulation’ with delicately detailed and propulsive techno, a long
time friend of the label whose debut album Andromeda Outpost released on Jeff Mill’s iconic Axis
Records. Topping the whole thing off Berlin based producer and Avoidant alumni Parand delivers the final
hit with Bloc - a powerful, pitch black, driving heads down moment.

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Tracklisting:
A1 Lars Huismann - Sounds From The Past III
A2 Lars Huismann - Fusion
A3 Lars Huismann - Shimmer
B1 Lars Huismann - Estar Farto
B2 Lars Huismann - Bittersweet

Sales Note
Lars Huismann is back on Mutual Rytm with the much-anticipated third volume of his 'Sounds From The Past' trilogy.

A core part of SHDW & Obscure Shape's ever more crucial Mutual Rytm imprint thanks to his timeless techno offerings as part of his ongoing 'Sounds From The Past' series, Berlin-based DJ/producer Lars Huismann's stock continues to rise release by release as a talent merging influences from the past with forward-thinking nuances of the future. Drawing on the early 2000 techno sound, he embellishes it with his own perspective, as evidenced by his earlier releases on the label. This latest six-track offering is another accomplished outing from this unique talent as he concludes the three-part series on the label in style.

The title track 'Sound From The Past III' opens up with a finely filtered chord groove that provides a smooth and hypnotising foundation. A subtle bassline, buoyant kick drums, and embedded vocal patterns harmonise with the synths, unveiling a smooth linear groove that soon sweeps you up.

'Fusion' brings more intensity with its barreling drum kicks, a dirty driving bassline, and melodies flashing by like headlights on an intergalactic motorway, with the overhanging pent-up energy inescapable. Next, 'Shimmer' rides on vast, heavy layered drums that are warm, and comforting as the track travels through a journey of diverse dub techno elements.

Like in 'Loucura', taken from 'Sounds From The Past II', Lars again showcases his strong influences from Brazilian and Latin music. On 'Estar Farto', the drums and bass are tightly interwoven, racing beneath bright and funky synth lines that bring ever-evolving shades of colour. A jazz drummer himself, the music transports into the groove via intelligent brass chord progressions and fine-tuned vocal and percussion elements.

It's straight dance floor business on the closing vinyl production 'Bittersweet', with its muted synth smears darting over more macho drum programming, while digital bonus 'Dusty Lick' is an unrelenting, jazzy, percussion-driven banger that hits hard and heavy in all the right places.

Lars Huismann' Sounds From The Past III' EP drops via Mutual Rytm on 2nd June 2023




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Next up on Breaker Breaker: 4 cuts of retrospective, video-game-inspired Jungle from Tokyo based Submerse. Across previous releases on Apollo (R&S), Hospital Records and Project: Mooncircle, Submerse's sound has traversed Jungle, UKG, Autonomic, HipHop / R&B and Footwork. Here, he comes full circle with a record named after the scarce and sacred space on a PS1 memory card. Fifteen Blocks scatters deftly cut breaks, convivial pads and tightly sprung bass tones with a clear sense of mastery and ease. More

cut-out label sleeve / printed inner sleeve / 180 grams

Tracklisting:
A1 Chlär - Early Morning Acceleration
A2 Chlär - Maximum Performance
A3 Chlär - Love Blaster
B1 Chlär - Night Genesis
B2 Chlär - Spirit Enhancer

Release Note:
Chlar delivers his debut record for SHDW & Obscure Shapes' Mutual Rytm imprint.

Emerging as artist of note for both now and the future, Chlar continues to craft and shape his sound as he curates his own high-octane approach to techno. Combining dynamic performances taking in three and four deck mixes with his own up front productions and his talents as a former mastering engineer, the Swiss talent has become a respected name amongst his peers. After releases on Lobster Theremin and his own Bipolar Disorder imprint, the Berlin-based DJ, producer and label boss heads to SHDW & Obscure Shape's blooming label Mutual Rytm to deliver six precise and powerful cuts across his 'Optimized Groove' EP.

"As the names states, 'Optimized grooves' is a collection of tracks designed to match specific parts of the event/night. From 'Night Genesis' at the origin of the night through to tracks like 'Maximum Performance', a peak time bomb, and 'Spirit Enhancer' - an uplifting and warm production elevating individuals to higher labels after hours of spiritual connection'" - Chlar

Opener 'Early Morning Acceleration' sets the tone early and dives into a looping ride through slinking hats and bustling arrangements - combining classic influences with forward thinking touches to reveal a dynamic slice of techno. Next, 'Maximum Performance' fuses swelling low-ends, sharp percussion and vibrant leads, while 'Love Blaster' delivers an all out fiesta armed with rolling drums, sharp whistles and rich chords. On the flip, B1 'Night Genesis' sees hypnotic loopy vocals balanced by tough kicks and luminous synths, before 'Spirit Enhancer' showcases a soulful trip as resonant electronics work around the track's tunnelling groove. The digital EP comes with a bonus exclusive production in 'Synaptic Discussion', a euphoric and impactful closer which brings things to a close firmly in the peak time hours.

Chlar 'Optimized Grooves' drops via Mutual Rytm on 9th September 2022.


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Tracklisting
A1 Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky - Energy
A2 Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky - Our Future
B1 Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky - Rhythm Parade
B2 Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky - Navigation

Sales Note
Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky teams up on BAO093 with a rumbling and irrisistable 4tracker EP of well crafted spaced out absolute Techno. More

Next up on _NRV we have Alexis Cabrera, an artist who defies genre boundaries, and showcases his musical diversity. Each track on the EP is a testament to his innovative spirit and unique style. He takes us on a sonic journey that is both familiar and groundbreaking, transcending typical genre constraints. More

Tracklisting
A1 Beau Didier & Isaiah - Workin'
A2 Beau Didier & Isaiah - Make The Change
A3 Beau Didier & Isaiah - Workin' (Hertz Collision remix)
B1 Beau Didier & Isaiah - Fusion
B2 Beau Didier & Isaiah - CD-rom
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Repress!

Teknotika goes back to 1995 and 1996 to hand pick two favorites to be reworked and computerized for perfect tempos. “2020 Interview With An Alien” uses the original rare and sought after version with an added “jack” in the rhythm. “Acid Spores From Outer Space” is what happens when you mix acid with science fiction. It contains the original but changes the bassline and adds a tripped out section 3/4 in the song. Both the originals and the reissues are written and produced by Gary Martin with some help from The Outer Limits. More

A1 Blame The Mono feat. HerrClem - Gazellehorden
A2 Blame The Mono - Switch the Pilot
B1 Blame The Mono - Funk Herald
B2 Blame The Mono - Bad Disco More