His hard-edged beats, insistent tones, and occasional flash of devious humor make Deutschmann a natural addition to the Mote-Evolver roster: his natural versatility and clear-minded futurism result in compelling club tracks and DJ nights, and his Mote Evolver debut EP Lost In A Loop is no exception to this rule. With just a simple schematic to work with, Deutschmann does what the best producers do and enlivens those simple instructions until they give an illusion of greater complexity.
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Foreboding title, foreboding sounds. Berlin’s redoubtable Oliver Deutschmann joins the Hotflush roster with "In The Moment of Death We Have No Regret”. 3 club-ready weapons, one blissed-out ambient cut. Do we really need to describe them in flowery prose? No. Just listen and play. Loud. More

3rd release for the London based Addicted Music. This time we got 2 originals tracks by Panorama Bar / Berghain's resident dj Oliver Deutschmann remixed by one of the top artists of Cocoon, Dorian Paic and italian talent Nico Lahs!!! More

'Out of the Dark' the, debut album by Deutschmann, contains quality, raw and analog-infused house & techno. More

3 remixes of tracks from the album by Hiver, Stephan Hill and Tomas Svensson Remix. More

JackOff Records is back with two excellent trax from Berlin's local hero Oliver Deutschmann. Deutschmann is a regular figure behind the decks at Panorama bar and also runs two labels, Vidab and Falkplatz, which have been making waves in the techno scene for some time now. For JackOff Records, Deutschmann has produced some of his most sexy house music to date but never forgetting his signature groove that no dance floor can resist. Adding to the great package our friend, Detroit's very own Patrice Scott, delivers a swirling remix full of emotion in true Sistrum style. Enjoy!
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With over a dozen years in music under his belt and a lengthy discography that includes eight full-length albums and numerous EPs and remixes, Deepchild is a producer who needs no introduction. From Australia before it was a destination of note on the electronic circuit, his early music experimented with dub, broken beat, and other ideas. After moving to Berlin to be closer to the pulse, his sound has shifted towards house, but audible echoes of the earlier influences remain. Caduceus Records happily offers him our latest release, with two contrasting original efforts accompanied by remixes from MRSK and Lad. Deepchild leads off with the more floor-focused of his originals, "Pushing Matter", a dirty, hardware-propelled house jam whose grit looks towards the machines that made it. Extreme effects manipulations of the title vocal hook through ring modulators, delay, LFO and filters provide much of the sound palette, accompanied by acid-flecked basslines and hard-jacking drums with a modicum of breakbeat feeling. MRSK forwards the vocals and leans harder on their drum machines for the remix with deeper, dystopian, dancefloor-wrecking results and a similar overall development. "Lazarus" finds Deepchild in more experimental areas as chugging triplets provide tension to the rhythmic base alongside spacey, repeated vocal and synth phrases. Lad turns in another epic refix by ironing out the rhythmic kinks of the original and taking a lightly progressive house-influenced coda after an extended, heads-down techno workout. More