Tracklist:
01. Corn Dog 02. State Of Mind 03. Bones 04. Peace
Short info:
Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg returns with his wonderful third album 'Left-Handed' - a kaleidoscopic trip through house, electronica and jazz and imbued with the artist's trademark warmth and adventurous musical spirit. Left-Handed vinyl Part 1 includes opening track 'Corn Dog' - a melting pot of Latin tech, funk, rap and jazz, the chicago inspired 'State of Mind' and 'Bones to the bluesy nostalgia of 'Peace'. This is an album's album that's heavy on highlights, while working beautifully as a cohesive whole.
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UPC: 827170485365 Release : 22.07.2013
Tracklist EP: A1. Salamander A2. Moon Ride B1. Beatiful B2. Lazy Bones
Continuing his extraordinarily productive 2013, the industrious Daniel Steinberg returns once again, still riding high off of the success of his critically acclaimed sophomore album 'Treptow' which was released mere months ago. Despite being profiled on Pete Tong's show as one to watch in early May, he's certainly not been resting on his laurels… Never one to opt for the easy route, Steinberg's 'Salamander' EP showcases four brand new cuts rather than falling back on existing album material. But don't go mistaking these for B-sides, however; each track oozes class and attention to detail, the level of which you've come to expect from a perfectionist like Steinberg. Title track 'Salamander' carries itself with all the assured swagger of an international spy, with majestic strings and grandiose piano sections waltzing across a clipped tech-house drum groove. 'Moon Ride' is a joyous latticework of quirky percussion, horn stabs and snatched soul acapellas, boasting shamelessly exuberant dancefloor charm. Things take a darker turn on the flip, 'Beautiful', with dense slabs of warm analogue bass and mournful, scattered vocal snippets. On 'Lazy Bones' the vibe switches down a notch, and the track rolls along with a languid euphoria to end the EP on a blissfully high note.
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UPC: 827170129122 Release: 25.03.2013
Tracklist CD: 1. Let Me Down 2. Low Rider 3. Can´t Find My Baby 4. Joy & Happiness 5. Step by Step 6. Mechanics 7. Only You Can Make Me High 8. I Can Be Your Trip 9. Used 10. Tomorrow 11. All Around 12. True Romance 13. Say Yes 14. Pasilda
Sometimes you need to lose your mind, to regain your musical soul. For Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg, an intense touring period in the wake the releasing of his debut album 'Shut Up' warranted just that. Suffering from a heavy tour comedown and questioning the direction of not just his music, but his ongoing desire to continue as a globetrotting artist, he locked himself in his East Berlin studio for a nine-day period of "self-imposed exile" that ultimately laid the foundations for his latest opus, 'Treptow'. "For the nine days I didn't speak to a soul except for the pizza delivery guy and completely lost my mind (in the best possible way) listening to some very obscure experimental music from the likes of Ron Geesin, Mark Shreeve and Trevor Wishart. This time acted as the reset button that inspired me to produce 'Treptow'," he tells. Long-lauded by Jesse Rose who signed him to his Front Room Recordings label and the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano and Claude Vonstroke who've supported his tunes, 'Treptow' speaks of a producer enjoying a deep vein of inspiration. Over fourteen tracks he has crafted a longplayer filled-to-the-brim with rich, personality-laden electronic music, that's indicative of not just the breadth of his production palette, but his passion and commitments to creating colourful dance music with genuine soul and feeling. To encase oneself in the world of Steinberg's 'Treptow' is to be taken on a trip through the artist's kaleidoscopic musical consciousness, which effortlessly swings from the multi-layered bass grooves and low-slung funk of 'Mechanics', to the disco-tinged vibes of 'True Romance' and 'Joy & Happiness', the latter of which received Beatport's Track of the Day upon release in February last year.Famed for his love of crate digging, Steinberg's pet passion is on full display throughout the album with 'Tomorrow' deftly combining jackin' beats with chopped up vintage funk samples, before moving things southwards, with the tropical Latin vibes of 'Pasilda'. He also crafts, simple, stunning piano-laden house with aplomb, as album single 'Can't Find My Baby' attests to, while reinforcing his ability to produce punchy, crisp tech house with 'Let Me Down' and shimmering 'Low Rider', ensuring the longplayer is as well-rounded as it is varied. A long-time hero of Berlin club scene with regular appearances at Watergate, Tresor and Suicide Circus, as well as the much-loved Fusion Festival held two hours of north of the capital, Steinberg was 13 when the Berlin Wall came down. He has fond memories of slipping out of his bedroom window to attend the legendary E-Werk and Bunker clubs, immersing himself in the sounds of Strictly Rhythm, R&S, Low Spirit and Bonzai Records. Such was his passion for the movement that he quickly became the DJ for his school in Treptow making mixtapes for his friends. Years later, it was also in Treptow that he produced his first record in his tiny apartment, and today it's that very former apartment that is the location for his studio and the site of creation for his latest album, making this a fitting tribute. Says Steinberg: "My music journey has been fantastic, full of foreign places and unforgettable strangers, the opportunity for which I am hugely grateful. But the one constant throughout my whole life has been Treptow, a place I will always come back to, where my family and friends still live, where my studio has always been and the place I'm so lucky to call home, and so this album goes out to that." Available on CD, eight track double vinyl LP and digitally.

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UPC: 827170485266 Release: 25.03.2013
Tracklist LP: A1. Let Me Down A2. Low Rider B1. Used B2. Can´t Find My Baby C1. Only You Can Make Me High C2. Joy & Happiness D1. Mechanics D2. I Can Be Your Trip
Sometimes you need to lose your mind, to regain your musical soul. For Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg, an intense touring period in the wake the releasing of his debut album 'Shut Up' warranted just that. Suffering from a heavy tour comedown and questioning the direction of not just his music, but his ongoing desire to continue as a globetrotting artist, he locked himself in his East Berlin studio for a nine-day period of "self-imposed exile" that ultimately laid the foundations for his latest opus, 'Treptow'. "For the nine days I didn't speak to a soul except for the pizza delivery guy and completely lost my mind (in the best possible way) listening to some very obscure experimental music from the likes of Ron Geesin, Mark Shreeve and Trevor Wishart. This time acted as the reset button that inspired me to produce 'Treptow'," he tells. Long-lauded by Jesse Rose who signed him to his Front Room Recordings label and the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano and Claude Vonstroke who've supported his tunes, 'Treptow' speaks of a producer enjoying a deep vein of inspiration. Over fourteen tracks he has crafted a longplayer filled-to-the-brim with rich, personality-laden electronic music, that's indicative of not just the breadth of his production palette, but his passion and commitments to creating colourful dance music with genuine soul and feeling. To encase oneself in the world of Steinberg's 'Treptow' is to be taken on a trip through the artist's kaleidoscopic musical consciousness, which effortlessly swings from the multi-layered bass grooves and low-slung funk of 'Mechanics', to the disco-tinged vibes of 'True Romance' and 'Joy & Happiness', the latter of which received Beatport's Track of the Day upon release in February last year. Famed for his love of crate digging, Steinberg's pet passion is on full display throughout the album with 'Tomorrow' deftly combining jackin' beats with chopped up vintage funk samples, before moving things southwards, with the tropical Latin vibes of 'Pasilda'. He also crafts, simple, stunning piano-laden house with aplomb, as album single 'Can't Find My Baby' attests to, while reinforcing his ability to produce punchy, crisp tech house with 'Let Me Down' and shimmering 'Low Rider', ensuring the longplayer is as well-rounded as it is varied. A long-time hero of Berlin club scene with regular appearances at Watergate, Tresor and Suicide Circus, as well as the much-loved Fusion Festival held two hours of north of the capital, Steinberg was 13 when the Berlin Wall came down. He has fond memories of slipping out of his bedroom window to attend the legendary E-Werk and Bunker clubs, immersing himself in the sounds of Strictly Rhythm, R&S, Low Spirit and Bonzai Records. Such was his passion for the movement that he quickly became the DJ for his school in Treptow making mixtapes for his friends. Years later, it was also in Treptow that he produced his first record in his tiny apartment, and today it's that very former apartment that is the location for his studio and the site of creation for his latest album, making this a fitting tribute. Says Steinberg: "My music journey has been fantastic, full of foreign places and unforgettable strangers, the opportunity for which I am hugely grateful. But the one constant throughout my whole life has been Treptow, a place I will always come back to, where my family and friends still live, where my studio has always been and the place I'm so lucky to call home, and so this album goes out to that."
Available on CD, eight track double vinyl LP and digitally.
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UPC: 827170485167 Release : 25.02.2013
Tracklist EP: A1. Can´t Find My Baby B1. Can´t Find My Baby (Sascha Braemer & Dan Caster Remix) B2. True Romance
Following a string of successful solo EPs in 2012 including 'Joy and Happiness', the title track of which was made Track of the Day on Beatport, Daniel Steinberg returns with 'Can't Find My Baby', the first single from his upcoming sophomore album 'Treptow' due in March. Staying true to his ethos of producing infectious, personality-packed electronic music that's a world away from so much of the cookie cutter house and techno that exist throughout club land, Steinberg has emerged with a record shimmering with real heart and feeling. Combining crisp tech house beats, with the analogue style warmth of keys and trumpet, together with hook-ridden vocal samples 'Can't Find My Baby' is filled to the brim with his signature soul and playfulness while retaining a definite dance floor sensibility. Due for release on Arms & Legs, the label Steinberg founded in 2011 alongside fellow Berliner Nils Ohrmann, the package also includes a smooth, stripped back re-rub from Sascha Braemer & Dan Caster that takes the cut into more instrumental territory. As an added bonus, Steinberg is also sharing 'True Romance', a silky string house cut that exemplifies his affection for classical influences and the breadth of his musical palette.
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A1. Looking For A Girl A2. Top That Top B1. Spooky
After the huge success of his "Joy & Happiness EP" Daniel Steinberg is back with this excellent 3-Track-Release.
Available on 12" Vinyl and digitally.
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early support by frivolous, dj sneak, adam port, mihai popoviciu & matt star.
The first Arms & Legs Release in 2012 comes from Daniel Steinberg. Take some House and a pinch of minimal, add a dash of electronica & put some disco to the top. Shake well… enjoy! More

early support by dj sneak, claude vonstroke, solomun, matt star, m.a.n.d.y., hugo, karotte....
Arms & Legs is a new Berlin based label run by Daniel Steinberg and Nils Ohrmann. The debut release comes from Steinberg himself. The "Day By Day EP" shows the full range of his various styles:
Funky house, disco influenced techhouse and a touch of minimal techno- whatever you want: you got it!

Wordandsound says welcome on board! More

The titel track "rush me" fuses the Steinbergian House style with the Lo-Fi charm of the roaring 20's. IT comes over slightly poppy but with a very relaxed and laid back groove. Steinberg at his best! Format:B's "rush me" remix, that has been reduced to the original vocals comes over trippy and with a good dose of bongo's making it into a grooving party track. Steinberg's "Es la Vida" is an elegant reduced tech house beauty. The rhythmic, percussive vocals hit on a very monotone but kicking bass line. A touch of a warm night by the sea in Spain! Format:B's interpretation of "Es la Vida" concentrates on the vocals and some of the percussion from the original, and combines Steinberg's basics with a hypnotic synth-structure that boils up in the last third of the track until it finally explodes! All tracks aren't scared to admit that they're aiming for the peak time. 4* different styles. Kick ass!

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Tracklist:
01. Corn Dog 02. State Of Mind 03. Bones 04. Peace
Short info:
Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg returns with his wonderful third album 'Left-Handed' - a kaleidoscopic trip through house, electronica and jazz and imbued with the artist's trademark warmth and adventurous musical spirit. Left-Handed vinyl Part 1 includes opening track 'Corn Dog' - a melting pot of Latin tech, funk, rap and jazz, the chicago inspired 'State of Mind' and 'Bones to the bluesy nostalgia of 'Peace'. This is an album's album that's heavy on highlights, while working beautifully as a cohesive whole.
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UPC: 827170485365 Release : 22.07.2013
Tracklist EP: A1. Salamander A2. Moon Ride B1. Beatiful B2. Lazy Bones
Continuing his extraordinarily productive 2013, the industrious Daniel Steinberg returns once again, still riding high off of the success of his critically acclaimed sophomore album 'Treptow' which was released mere months ago. Despite being profiled on Pete Tong's show as one to watch in early May, he's certainly not been resting on his laurels… Never one to opt for the easy route, Steinberg's 'Salamander' EP showcases four brand new cuts rather than falling back on existing album material. But don't go mistaking these for B-sides, however; each track oozes class and attention to detail, the level of which you've come to expect from a perfectionist like Steinberg. Title track 'Salamander' carries itself with all the assured swagger of an international spy, with majestic strings and grandiose piano sections waltzing across a clipped tech-house drum groove. 'Moon Ride' is a joyous latticework of quirky percussion, horn stabs and snatched soul acapellas, boasting shamelessly exuberant dancefloor charm. Things take a darker turn on the flip, 'Beautiful', with dense slabs of warm analogue bass and mournful, scattered vocal snippets. On 'Lazy Bones' the vibe switches down a notch, and the track rolls along with a languid euphoria to end the EP on a blissfully high note.
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UPC: 827170129122 Release: 25.03.2013
Tracklist CD: 1. Let Me Down 2. Low Rider 3. Can´t Find My Baby 4. Joy & Happiness 5. Step by Step 6. Mechanics 7. Only You Can Make Me High 8. I Can Be Your Trip 9. Used 10. Tomorrow 11. All Around 12. True Romance 13. Say Yes 14. Pasilda
Sometimes you need to lose your mind, to regain your musical soul. For Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg, an intense touring period in the wake the releasing of his debut album 'Shut Up' warranted just that. Suffering from a heavy tour comedown and questioning the direction of not just his music, but his ongoing desire to continue as a globetrotting artist, he locked himself in his East Berlin studio for a nine-day period of "self-imposed exile" that ultimately laid the foundations for his latest opus, 'Treptow'. "For the nine days I didn't speak to a soul except for the pizza delivery guy and completely lost my mind (in the best possible way) listening to some very obscure experimental music from the likes of Ron Geesin, Mark Shreeve and Trevor Wishart. This time acted as the reset button that inspired me to produce 'Treptow'," he tells. Long-lauded by Jesse Rose who signed him to his Front Room Recordings label and the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano and Claude Vonstroke who've supported his tunes, 'Treptow' speaks of a producer enjoying a deep vein of inspiration. Over fourteen tracks he has crafted a longplayer filled-to-the-brim with rich, personality-laden electronic music, that's indicative of not just the breadth of his production palette, but his passion and commitments to creating colourful dance music with genuine soul and feeling. To encase oneself in the world of Steinberg's 'Treptow' is to be taken on a trip through the artist's kaleidoscopic musical consciousness, which effortlessly swings from the multi-layered bass grooves and low-slung funk of 'Mechanics', to the disco-tinged vibes of 'True Romance' and 'Joy & Happiness', the latter of which received Beatport's Track of the Day upon release in February last year.Famed for his love of crate digging, Steinberg's pet passion is on full display throughout the album with 'Tomorrow' deftly combining jackin' beats with chopped up vintage funk samples, before moving things southwards, with the tropical Latin vibes of 'Pasilda'. He also crafts, simple, stunning piano-laden house with aplomb, as album single 'Can't Find My Baby' attests to, while reinforcing his ability to produce punchy, crisp tech house with 'Let Me Down' and shimmering 'Low Rider', ensuring the longplayer is as well-rounded as it is varied. A long-time hero of Berlin club scene with regular appearances at Watergate, Tresor and Suicide Circus, as well as the much-loved Fusion Festival held two hours of north of the capital, Steinberg was 13 when the Berlin Wall came down. He has fond memories of slipping out of his bedroom window to attend the legendary E-Werk and Bunker clubs, immersing himself in the sounds of Strictly Rhythm, R&S, Low Spirit and Bonzai Records. Such was his passion for the movement that he quickly became the DJ for his school in Treptow making mixtapes for his friends. Years later, it was also in Treptow that he produced his first record in his tiny apartment, and today it's that very former apartment that is the location for his studio and the site of creation for his latest album, making this a fitting tribute. Says Steinberg: "My music journey has been fantastic, full of foreign places and unforgettable strangers, the opportunity for which I am hugely grateful. But the one constant throughout my whole life has been Treptow, a place I will always come back to, where my family and friends still live, where my studio has always been and the place I'm so lucky to call home, and so this album goes out to that." Available on CD, eight track double vinyl LP and digitally.

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UPC: 827170485266 Release: 25.03.2013
Tracklist LP: A1. Let Me Down A2. Low Rider B1. Used B2. Can´t Find My Baby C1. Only You Can Make Me High C2. Joy & Happiness D1. Mechanics D2. I Can Be Your Trip
Sometimes you need to lose your mind, to regain your musical soul. For Berlin DJ/producer Daniel Steinberg, an intense touring period in the wake the releasing of his debut album 'Shut Up' warranted just that. Suffering from a heavy tour comedown and questioning the direction of not just his music, but his ongoing desire to continue as a globetrotting artist, he locked himself in his East Berlin studio for a nine-day period of "self-imposed exile" that ultimately laid the foundations for his latest opus, 'Treptow'. "For the nine days I didn't speak to a soul except for the pizza delivery guy and completely lost my mind (in the best possible way) listening to some very obscure experimental music from the likes of Ron Geesin, Mark Shreeve and Trevor Wishart. This time acted as the reset button that inspired me to produce 'Treptow'," he tells. Long-lauded by Jesse Rose who signed him to his Front Room Recordings label and the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano and Claude Vonstroke who've supported his tunes, 'Treptow' speaks of a producer enjoying a deep vein of inspiration. Over fourteen tracks he has crafted a longplayer filled-to-the-brim with rich, personality-laden electronic music, that's indicative of not just the breadth of his production palette, but his passion and commitments to creating colourful dance music with genuine soul and feeling. To encase oneself in the world of Steinberg's 'Treptow' is to be taken on a trip through the artist's kaleidoscopic musical consciousness, which effortlessly swings from the multi-layered bass grooves and low-slung funk of 'Mechanics', to the disco-tinged vibes of 'True Romance' and 'Joy & Happiness', the latter of which received Beatport's Track of the Day upon release in February last year. Famed for his love of crate digging, Steinberg's pet passion is on full display throughout the album with 'Tomorrow' deftly combining jackin' beats with chopped up vintage funk samples, before moving things southwards, with the tropical Latin vibes of 'Pasilda'. He also crafts, simple, stunning piano-laden house with aplomb, as album single 'Can't Find My Baby' attests to, while reinforcing his ability to produce punchy, crisp tech house with 'Let Me Down' and shimmering 'Low Rider', ensuring the longplayer is as well-rounded as it is varied. A long-time hero of Berlin club scene with regular appearances at Watergate, Tresor and Suicide Circus, as well as the much-loved Fusion Festival held two hours of north of the capital, Steinberg was 13 when the Berlin Wall came down. He has fond memories of slipping out of his bedroom window to attend the legendary E-Werk and Bunker clubs, immersing himself in the sounds of Strictly Rhythm, R&S, Low Spirit and Bonzai Records. Such was his passion for the movement that he quickly became the DJ for his school in Treptow making mixtapes for his friends. Years later, it was also in Treptow that he produced his first record in his tiny apartment, and today it's that very former apartment that is the location for his studio and the site of creation for his latest album, making this a fitting tribute. Says Steinberg: "My music journey has been fantastic, full of foreign places and unforgettable strangers, the opportunity for which I am hugely grateful. But the one constant throughout my whole life has been Treptow, a place I will always come back to, where my family and friends still live, where my studio has always been and the place I'm so lucky to call home, and so this album goes out to that."
Available on CD, eight track double vinyl LP and digitally.
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UPC: 827170485167 Release : 25.02.2013
Tracklist EP: A1. Can´t Find My Baby B1. Can´t Find My Baby (Sascha Braemer & Dan Caster Remix) B2. True Romance
Following a string of successful solo EPs in 2012 including 'Joy and Happiness', the title track of which was made Track of the Day on Beatport, Daniel Steinberg returns with 'Can't Find My Baby', the first single from his upcoming sophomore album 'Treptow' due in March. Staying true to his ethos of producing infectious, personality-packed electronic music that's a world away from so much of the cookie cutter house and techno that exist throughout club land, Steinberg has emerged with a record shimmering with real heart and feeling. Combining crisp tech house beats, with the analogue style warmth of keys and trumpet, together with hook-ridden vocal samples 'Can't Find My Baby' is filled to the brim with his signature soul and playfulness while retaining a definite dance floor sensibility. Due for release on Arms & Legs, the label Steinberg founded in 2011 alongside fellow Berliner Nils Ohrmann, the package also includes a smooth, stripped back re-rub from Sascha Braemer & Dan Caster that takes the cut into more instrumental territory. As an added bonus, Steinberg is also sharing 'True Romance', a silky string house cut that exemplifies his affection for classical influences and the breadth of his musical palette.
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UPC: 827170470965 Release : 10.12.2012
Tracklist EP: A1. The Way I See Feat. Pete Simpson (Original Mix) B1. The Way I See Feat. Pete Simpson (Daniel Steinberg & Nils Ohrmann Remix)
Deep peak-time nu disco at its finest. Arms & Legs welcomes UK based producer Rob Made with the dancefloor bomb 'The Way I See' featuring the hypnotic vocals of house don Pete Simpson. This release features a stellar remix from label heads Daniel Steinberg & Nils Ohrmann.
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A1. The Dimension Of Sound, A2. Drifting, B2. Two Faces, Digital Only: Standing
A sonic journey like no other- Harry Axt takes you on a ride through the dimensions of sound. Begining deep Harry get's dirty with 'Dimensions' then delivers some top tier tech-funk with 'Drifting'. The third stop is '2 Faces', perfect for the remaining open-airs of the Summer with a melody that will stay with you long after the journey's over. With it's unorthodox vocal loop and a jacking four-to-the-floor-beat Harry takes those of you still 'Standing' to the final dimension.
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A1. Dè Le Départ A2. In Ya Face (Kristin Velvet Remix) B2. Bon Voyage
Ohrmann´s Next Strike on Arms & Legs. "Bon Voyage" Is A Deep, Epic 10-Minute-Techhouse-Monster-Track. "Dè Le Départ" Goes A More Moody Way, Containing Some Nice And Jazzy Piano-Parts. Incl. Kristin Velvet Remix of "In Ya Face"
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A1. Looking For A Girl A2. Top That Top B1. Spooky
After the huge success of his "Joy & Happiness EP" Daniel Steinberg is back with this excellent 3-Track-Release.
Available on 12" Vinyl and digitally.
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Arms & Legs welcomes Kristin Velvet. Excellent deep & modern Disco with a touch of house. More

Huge Split EP From The Label Heads Daniel Steinberg & Nils Ohrmann. More

early support by frivolous, dj sneak, adam port, mihai popoviciu & matt star.
The first Arms & Legs Release in 2012 comes from Daniel Steinberg. Take some House and a pinch of minimal, add a dash of electronica & put some disco to the top. Shake well… enjoy! More

Harry Axt has sharpened the axe. The man for the rough seems to be in best mood and brings us 3 times peak-time madness. "No Return" is a dark floor-burner with a break that seems to blast every dancefloor. "Gameshow" is a stompy homage to Germany´s eighties showmaster "Harry Wijnvoord" and "Klapperstorch" is dedicated to the stork and his flapping-habbit.
Tracklisting.
A1: Harry Axt - No Return
B1: Harry Axt - Gameshow
B2: Harry Axt - Klapperstorch
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"already played by DJ Sneak, Claude VonStroke, Anthony Collins, Deetron, Arnaud Le Texier, Brothers Vibe, M.A.N.D.Y...."
Hello summer! The second release on Arms & Legs comes along with four jounty tracks. With "Everybody Everybody" and "My Feeling" Daniel Steinberg brings us two powerful, pleasant primetime-tracks in his typical style on the a-site. Nils Ohrmann´s "Hoopin´" on the flipd-side is a hip-shaking, deep groover with a tender touch of oldschool, and Oliver "The man of the moment" $ is doin´ his remix-thang very well in a little more dubby way. More

early support by dj sneak, claude vonstroke, solomun, matt star, m.a.n.d.y., hugo, karotte....
Arms & Legs is a new Berlin based label run by Daniel Steinberg and Nils Ohrmann. The debut release comes from Steinberg himself. The "Day By Day EP" shows the full range of his various styles:
Funky house, disco influenced techhouse and a touch of minimal techno- whatever you want: you got it!

Wordandsound says welcome on board! More