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SERA J Out of Place

Premiere: Out of Place Celebrates Jubilee 10th Release With EP From Greece’s SERA J

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With a steady flow of quality techno releases for the last five years including artists as Developer, Alien Rain, Francois X, Joe Farr, Insolate, Volster and many others, Out of Place is now presenting their jubilee 10th release signed by the young and perspective Greece producer – SERA J. Four track release is a fast-paced techno movement tinted with a variety of different drum sounds, lush stabs and even some old school raw moments bound to make damage on the floor.

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Global Vibe Radio 203 Feat. Volster

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Over the past few years, somewhat mysteriously, Volster has gradually become one of the most noted fresh figures of the Croatian electronic scene, leaving his signature through production, DJing, event organisation and launching his own vinyl label, Out Of Place Records.

Now, he provides this week’s edition of our weekly Global Vibe Radio mix series.

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Secession Records

Premiere: Secession Records Delivers Debut V/A Release Featuring Nørbak, Keikari, Ryogo Yamamori and Volster

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Secession Records imprint continues with the first in line and multifunctional V.A. release featuring talents Ryogo Yamamori, Keikari, Nørbak and label owner, Volster, himself.

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Premiere: Cogo Protagonist Tonske Releases Deep and Intense”Anatman” EP with Magna Pia and Volster Remixes

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In this day of age, pushing the music boundaries is needed more than ever, and one of the key players doing so today is Cogo’s Tonske.

Such is the next step for an aspiring crew of Cogo. Setting their focus on innovative techno music, Cogo started their work in 2008, but the real root was already grown much earlier, all the way back in the ’90s. The era of slow computers and cassette decks was the fertile field for two brothers from Slovenia. Josip and Antonio Križnič were two teenagers back then growing up in the industrial town of Velenje. The immersion that made the difference was their contact with the Birmingham style, leaving a creative seed in the process. Soaking in the new input, music, people and experimental production, they teamed up with their friend and artist Matija Vovk to form the productive trio soon to be known as Cogo.

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