The second album from Housemeister in 2020 is, like always, completely different: it’s super melodic, but also fast, and very techno, and it comes as both Vinyl and digital.
With his new campaign SAVE THE #ENVINYLMENT everyone who orders a vinyl on his Bandcamp will automatically plant a tree with www.thanku.social/en. How nice is that?
Octopus Recordings‘ Michelle Sparks delivers an EP full of rave bangers with her latest release “Melt.” A stellar talent on the core Octopus Roster, Michelle Sparks has honed an especially contagious form of dark, groove-based minimal Techno. Equal parts murky, peak-time dancefloor bang, and euphoric melody, her music bursts with primordial life.
UMEK is back on his label 1605 with another stomping two-tracker titled Intricately, both tracks in his usual style of peak time techno with powerful melodies and thundering percussion.
After recently collaborating with The YellowHeads, this new one is a solo effort from UMEK who remains one of 2020âs best selling techno producers.
Ryogo Yamamori is both a label head and an artist based in Tokyo who has big plans for 951beat, his label. “Displacement (Ryogo Yamamori Remix)” is the second track off of the label’s debut EP Pendulum from Athens-based artist Pathwaves. Ryogo Yamamori shares his take on juggling roles between artist and business while also creating opportunity for emerging artists.
Techno wizard Francis Xavier has letâs another genie out of the bottle with a little help from friend and foe Neu-Romancer in way of âHold You To Itâ. A deep, dark, rolling amalgamation with a touch of sorcery set to satisfy all late-night lovers desires.
We present the latest vinyl 12â record release courtesy of From 0-1: Life Under Lockdown, featuring tracks by Kessell (1/2 of the legendary Spanish duo, Exium), Joton (founder of Newrhythmic Rec.), HD Substance (co-founder of Sub_tl, and teacher at the Bass Valley), and JX-216 (co-founder of From 0-1). Read more
Colorcode Records co-founder Monomood provides his first full EP on the newly formed German imprint entitled Rumble & Rave.
Sacha Robottiâs Slothacid imprint continues to carve an impressive niche for itself by providing a platform for tomorrowâs talent with another weighty release, this time in the shape of the acid-tinged Daemon EP by the mysterious Eights Everywhere.
Cologne-based Patrik Berg broke into the scene back in 2010 with his unique spin on techno, and now lands on Monika Kruse’s Terminal M. Signed to a number of top dance labels including Intec and Filth On Acid, he describes his sound as something which can make people dance
The latest EP from Berg is titled Like Forever and is out on Terminal M this August 31st. His two original tracks combine trance-like melodies, growling FX and warehouse drums in a soulful meleé of emotive mind music. Tribal rhythms, spoken word vocals and splashy percussive underbelly complete the picture.
The latest release on Electronic Music Division comes from label boss Lorenzo Dada and is titled Oslo. The imprint was launched by Dada from the existing Electronic Music Division school, a music school located in Rome Italy dedicated to electronic music and new technologies.
