Artists will never come unprepared to a party. They always bring a toolbox packed with tracks that are truly dance floor destroyers. âWhatâs in Your Toolboxâ features artistsâ secret weapons, aka, the tracks they donât leave out of their USB. In this installment, thriving techno star Juliet Fox gives us her 6 choice picks ahead of her appearance at Yacht Week in Croatia where she joins her fellow Drumcode artists for a huge label takeover.
The multi-talented artist, Juliet Fox has had a professional musical background from the beginning. She studied guitar and piano at a young age. Then she evolved into becoming one of the most talented DJ and producers in the techno scene. A year ago, Juliet Fox launched her own label TREGAMBE that gives her the opportunity to dive deeper into her family heritage through music and artwork. Each album artwork is her own creations using acrylic on canvas, personalizing her own imprint even further.
This past year has felt like a huge moment of pause, and for techno artist Juliet Fox it has allowed her to dive deeper into her artistry. Trading her decks and USBs for canvases and paintbrushes, she’s channeling creativity through other mediums. The Berlin-based artist launched her own imprint (TREGAMBE) earlier this year and now welcomes her second EP And Find Myself. Juliet Fox made an exclusive playlist for 6AM capturing a different side of her musical tastes; however, these tracks are exactly what have been inspiring her in the studio. Read more
Australian artists Juliet Fox and Made in Paris combine for “Glad I Met You.”
Following a run of solo releases already this year, Juliet Fox and Made in Paris come together to collaborate on a unique, melodic techno track titled â”Glad I Met You.” The pulsing bassline and growling underlining synth drive the late-night track, with its hypnotic arpeggiator and Julietâs vocal used as a captivating melody.
With the world in a global pause due to COVID-19, these artists are showing how theyâre maintaining a positive, productive outlook on life. Whether itâs diving into passion projects, spending quality time with loved ones or getting creative in the studio, they each share how theyâre coping with current events.
One of the most multi-talented up and coming electronic music artists on the scene, Juliet Fox is making her mark as both a DJ and producer for all to see, gaining attention and support from fans and peers alike.
Juliet has become a Drumcode mainstay with several releases now on the label, the latest being her contribution to Drumcode’s A-Sides Vol. 8 Compilation, with 25 tracks hand-picked by Adam Beyer. That track, “Was Beautiful,” was played by too many DJs to mention this year, but that was not all for Juliet. This year she’s had tracks out on Octopus Records, NOIR and Kraftek, and has been playing a string of high-profile events throughout the globe. These have included Drumcode’s takeover at Tobacco Docks in London as well as several upcoming Drumcode-curated events in the United States this month.
This weekend alone, she is playing a dedicated stage at EDC Orlando and a label take-over at Avant Gardner in New York City. Tickets and info for all her upcoming Drumcode events can be found here.
Given Juliet’s incredible year, we asked her to share her 10 favorite Drumcode tracks with us. Enjoy the playlist below.
Owner of My Favorite Freaks Music and Weplayminimal, M.in is one the of the freshest producers in Germany’s modern tech house scene, capable of creating a groovy and catchy atmosphere with each one of his releases. His past catalogue boasts work on OFF Recordings, Desolat, Souvenir, Get Physical, Trapez, Robsoul and OM Records, among many others, with personal remixes for Radio Slave, Marc Romoboy and a selection of other top-tier artists.
The latest of his own releases comes as a triple track EP entitled “Mixer.” Filled with bouncing hi-hats, heavy bass hooks and teased vocals, the title track is typical M.in work. The first remix of the package, which we are premiering exclusively on 6AM, comes courtesy of UK producer Rich Wakley â a dark, jackin’ affair that is sure to be perfect for peak-time play. Rounding up the EP is a tech house interpretation by Juliet Fox, who changes things up with a slabbing bassline, added tension and peculiar effects.
“Mixer” will be released on October 24th 2016Â via Lauter Unfug.
Track listing
1) “Mixer” (Original Mix)
2) “Mixer” (Rich Wakley Remix)
3) “Mixer” (Juliet Fox Remix)
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