Catching the ears of the industry, tracks from up-and-comer Karuva have been aired on BBC Radio 1, BBC 1XTRA, KISS FM UK, Dirtybird Radio and Toolroom Radio, featured by Mixmag and been the subject of two national TV interviews. And heâs just getting startedâŠ
Get Physical Music presents the seventh edition of its much-loved âWords Donât Come Easyâ album, and aside from teaser singles from Zosia and Cook Strummer, all tracks are new and exclusive and really make a lasting emotional impression.
Bursting onto the tech house scene with captivating energy and infectious groove in his musical flair, Latmun has rapidly risen to become one of the hardest working producers in the industry.
Since 2016, the DJ Mag award-winning producer landed releases on a long list of heavyweight labels including Hot Creations, Lost Records, Relief Records, Repopulate Mars, VIVa MUSiC, Wow! Recordings and more. His hard work extends beyond the studio with an intense touring schedule involving a Paradise residency as well as billings with ABODE, Elrow and Solid Grooves. The British producer has captured the attention of some of the worldâs top clubs such as Amnesia, DC-10, EGG London, Output, UshuaĂŻa and Warehouse Project.
With a b2b set with Detlef at ANTS coming up on the 24th August, we asked Latmun to share his five current favorite tracks.
Archie Hamiltonâs Moscow Records invites Mennie for his first solo release of 2019, featuring two spacey cuts in the form of Proxima.
Joining Moscow Records following releases on Poker Flat, Infuse and Rawax, Mennie is a regular DJ at Florenceâs Tenax Club when not performing across Europe including appearances in the UK, France, Germany and Spain. Alongside Julien Sandre, the Italian producer is also one half of Jarau and together theyâve released on labels like One Records, Visionquest and Pleasure Zone.
We asked the Italian producer/DJ to share 5 of his favorite records, the ones that never leave his record bag:
The Amsterdam based duo ANOTR is a true revelation within the scene. From day one Jesse van der Heijden and Oguzhan Guney have been called âa breath of fresh airâ and âproducers to watchâ, due to their fresh and innovative approach of music which makes them unique. Where other young artists often feel the pressure to stick to genres ANOTR doesnât follow the rules and create their own ingenious sound that transcends all borders.
Early 2017 NO ART was born, and immediately the label is colored by innovation and focuses on a sound thatâs edgy. Since the start of NO ART, ANOTR have already released several tracks and EPs which received major support within the scene.
With their distinctive sound and unmatched, on-stage energy, ANOTR is gaining support from peers and fans alike, and have graced the stages of Awakenings, DGTL, ANTS at Ushuaia Ibiza, Ultra Resistance, Tomorrowland and plenty more internationally acclaimed clubs, venues and festivals.
The duo share 5 tracks they really like, as they ready for back-to-back set with Luuk van Dijk at Free Your Mind Festival on Saturday 1st June
Raimond Ford is back after 20 years of absence from the scene with a fantastic new musical story to tell across ten tracks of avant-garde deep techno. Together with the D-EX collective and Racket Knight, Raimond Ford has been one of the most successful techno alter egos of Luca Tavaglione aka djlukas, a Swiss artist from the nineties who played all the major raves of that era.
Under his various aliases he has released on Planet Rhythm Rec TouchTone/AudioRec, Spectra Records and many others, with legends like Carl Cox often dropping his tunes. His Robot Canât EP explores the notion that robots will probably replace human beings in certain activities or functions and âtries to describe the personal feelings of the artists when one day he woke up in a surreal world between darkness and light, running against the unknown with little fragments of memory captured through the eyes of a robot.â
Berlin-based Australian, Kristin Velvet has been helming Daniel Steinberg and Nils Ohrmannâs Arms & Legs imprint for a few years now which includes releases and remixes from the likes of 808 State, Nick Holder, Paul Johnson, Robert Armani, Crazy P and DJ W!LD.
Friday the 12th EP follows Velvetâs recently released remix for Jesse Saunderâs seminal house classic âOn & Onâ, a solo EP on Cassyâs Kwench imprint and her ongoing project with Felix Da Housecat âCats Love Velvetâ on Arms & Legs. On remix duties, Cari Lekebusch has been a figurehead within the techno scene for nearly 30 years, heading up his H-Productions imprint which features previous releases from Adam Beyer, The Advent, Joel Mull, Jesper DahlbĂ€ck to name a few.
Following our premiere of Cari Lekebusch’s remix of the title track of this latest release, we asked Kristin herself to share 5 of her current favorite tracks:
Inaugurated by Luke Slater (as L.B.Dub Corp) and ASC in 2011, Parallel Series has continued to host split releases from the likes of Shifted, Samuli Kemppi, Bas Mooy, Chris Finke, Developer, Truncate, Sev Dah, Jeff Rushin, and more.
For its next installment, Brighton based producer Rene Wise returns to Mote-Evolver having debuted on the label last year. His two contributions include “Sling Jockey,” which we premiered earlier this week for our followers on SoundCloud and readers here at 6AM.
We took the opportunity to ask Rene to share 10 of his favorite records, and to explain why he loves them so much. Enjoy the gems below.
Chris Carrier is one of those rare kinds of artists that have an omnipresent quality and yet do not seek to make their name bigger than the music itself. You may not know it but there is a 99% chance you have experienced some dancefloor-based elation at the hands of the Parisian maestro. Releasing his first EP in 1994, he has over 20 years under his belt as a producer and DJ, with a huge back catalogue of releases. With all of that in his locker, Carrier remains ardent in his quest to create more and more classic material and is revered as one of the most prolific and gifted producers around today.
Driven by an unrelenting pursuit to continue producing music of all genres and to carry on exploring the realms of his own musical imagination, Chris Carrier is an unstoppable force and undoubtedly a legend in his own lifetime.
We asked Chris, a track selector as craft as they come, to share 5 special records he never leaves the house without.
The very first installment on Ater Cosmo showcases the diversity of the label’s sound with four cuts, two each by Eduardo de la Calle and Tandem Planetae plus outstanding remixes from Silvie Loto and Analogue Cops.
Cosmic soulful Detroit infused techno, liquid dubby grooves, acid floating excursions and ravey vocal infused floor madness. A record that will stay, providing soul, quality and intelligently danceable grooves.
Madrid city was a desert landscape only two years ago, from that very moment things started to resurrect and the scene came back to his roots. Unkle Fon has been a pivotal activist in this development with his risky projects and underground initiatives. Ater Cosmo is one of them, co-directed with Fabio Moretti, a boutique vinyl store hidden in madridâs downtown, offering gems and detailed stuff from the best labels around the world. This is a vinyl only label, focusing only in quality and limited gems, no trends, no fashion, no pose, just good music.
Italian DJ and Producer Silvie Loto developed a deep connection with electronic music from her early teenage years. Silvieâs versatile sets mix house and techno and are heavily influenced by her love for the many faces of electronic music and the many hours spent collecting records from a young age.
Silvie showcased her wide palette of sounds delivering a range of productions, some including her own vocals, for Ellen Allienâs BPitch Control label.
In honor of the release, which you can find on Juno and Decks.de, we asked remixer Silvie to share her 5 tracks of the moment.
