LEE Burridge RA podcast - deep and deep

01. Pole - Pferd (Melchior Productions Remix)
02. Adam Kroll - Cael [Squonk]
03. Douglas Greed - Balldate (Klute remix) [Combination Records]
04. Trentemoller - Miss You (Pascal FEOS Remix)
05. Rone - Bora (Alain Damasio Vocal Mix)
06. Stephan Hinz- Rhodes Under My Pillow
07. Solomun & Stimming - Eiszauber (Lawrence Remix)
08. Klute - Only Memory Is A Good One
09. Recloose - Maui's Lament
10. Stickroth & Ercolino - The Giant's Sleep (Ripperton Remix)
11. Champion - Tawoumga (Fred Everything Petit Dub)
12. Logic - The Warning (Acapella)
13. Henrik Schwarz - Walk Music
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DIETRICH SCHOENEMANN, Saturday, January 3rd, 2009 // Studio 1403

crazy larry AIRPOD podcast

This set was recorded at the announcement party for the EXTRACTION US compilation at Bar 13 in September. Larry plays a top-groovy set in between a succession of Soul Clap and Tanner Ross tags. We are getting closer to Extraction’s release with gigs all over the Northern American continent. The 28th of November 2008 Elon, Tanner Ross and Soul Clap will be taking over Miami - December 5th Soul Clap will be paying a visit to Crazy Larry in Denver and a week after in San Francisco with Alland Byallo and J.Phlip at the End Up’s Phonic night. Larry will also be opening for Cassy in Miami on the Saturday 29th November… Unmissable. As you start listening to the mix, here is more info on the unique one they call Crazy Larry: With no rave scene and virtually no radio support in most American markets, kids like Crazy Larry were forced to discover the wonders of dance music on their own accord. Hailing from Denver, Colorado, Larry Ursini is a young talent that has no fear when it comes to new technology and embraces it fully. Upon graduating from high school Larry enrolled in the Audio Engineering program at CU Denver. He also started doing his own Live PA in January of 2006, debuting in NYC for his closest friend in dance music, Taimur Agha. The live performance incorporates vintage drum machines; live home made plug-ins, and even the Nintendo Wii! Larry also teamed up with Pier Bucci while he was in town for a gig, and they subsequently released a joint EP under the Glacier moniker for Wagon Repair. If you’re after quality rather than chart topping hits, you’ll definitely want to give Crazy Larry a listen. AIRDROP will be pressing a couple of Larry’s track in 2009. Prepare for take off…
thanks to airdrop for the post !!!!

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stewart walker in Nashville

cheap SUNGLASSES vs RA

There will be some support from the local End Up residents before 12pm and after 8pm.
Also, Taimur will be headlining the End Up on Thursday night, so if you like what you hear, make sure you come check him out there for a second dose of amazing music.
We also ask that if you come before noon, please ask for your sunglasses so that the End Up knows that your there for Âme/Dixon.
RA has added one more date to our upcoming mini-tour of the United States with Dixon and Kristian from Âme. In collaboration with the Cheap Sunglasses crew, RA will be bringing the two DJs to San Francisco's famed End Up club. The Bay area club is so named because that's where you inevitably "end up" at the end of the night—or later—and that's exactly what Dixon and Kristian will be doing, as they're scheduled to play late into Saturday night in Los Angeles before heading to San Fran for this shindig which begins at noon and ends at 8 PM.
Holding down things in those early hours before the main attractions get there will be the Cheap Sunglassesguys: New York's Taimur Agha and Colorado's Crazy Larry. The duo have been throwing parties for less than a year around American electronic music festivals (WMC, DEMF, Decibel, Minitek), and this will be the first time that they've run an event without the benefit of that built-in audience. With Dixon and Kristian set to headline, we think that won't be much of a problem at all. The only question that we have? With cheap sunglasses, temporary tattoos, excuses to call off at work and earplugs all in the past, what's going to be the party favor this time?

Sounds from can elles : richie hawtin dj mag mix featuring a new Minus release from oliver dodd

nashville's oliver dodd has been selected by richie hawtin as one of the artists featured on the new dj mag cover mix. richie wanted to highlight a handful of producers who have been getting play in his dj sets but may not have a lot of released work out there. many of the tracks selected for this mix were released on minus yesterday. check it out on beatport here: sounds from can elles.
here is the note from minus:
Dear members - we’re very happy to exclusively present you the Richie Hawtin dj-mix “Sounds from Can Elles”, which will come out with newest issue of the DjMag magazine, available after October 29th.
We hope you enjoy it!
Your Minus team

download the mix here.
tracklist
gernot lance - resistance
ryoh mitomi - Watch your step
oliver dodd - nervous part2
psyk - clown
octave - past flash
jobdoy - spades for minds
gary beck - consumed
marco dassi - varese ist leer(minicoolboyz remix)
luciano le biham & exequiel brandan - flying
antonio pocas - 14-12
jorge savoretti - you taste better than danger
larsson - ability to jump
ken kenichiro - 4AM
joel alter - spektrolit
sebastian russel - you freak

Berlin VS Kingfunk

Shadi Megalla's creepy crawly mix

trick or treat sucka
01-DOP - Town To Town [Milnormodern]
02-Swayzak - Sk [Airbag Craftworks]
03-Dash Dude - Revenge Of The Nerd [Morris Audio]
04-D. Diggler - Senso [Resopal]
05-Kenneth Graham & Gahl Sasson - Children Of The Light [Nexus]
06-The Coastal Commision - Bring Down The Walls [Pacific Coast House]
07-Lee Curtiss - Over The Influence [Dumb-unit]
08-The Flaws Feat. Mc Chick-a-boo - Freek (Ewan Pearson Remix) [Bitches Brew]
09-Dilo - Existence [Unsigned]
10-Michael Jackson - Thriller [Epic]
11-Jorge Savoretti - Aquarius [Igloo-digital]

thanks for the mix shadi!!!

berlin calling

Directed by Hanes Stoehr and starring Paul Kalkbrenner as DJ icarus. Berlin Calling is a melodramatic tragic comedy set in the world’s most recognizable and bustling hub of dance music activity today. would love to see this film as it has garnered a very positive reaction from the toronto filim fest and the few premeirs around europe. the locarno premeir featured a packed outdoor town square viewing in which the crowd was so excited, kalkbrenner broke out his laptop and performed after the film ended and got the crowd going even more. more importanty the soundtrack is also composed by kalkbrenner and has a very nice feel from start to finnish. there are quite a few noteworthy tracks withing the soundtrack, including my favorite Square 1. check out the soundtrack at beatport.
can't wait for this to either come to a theater near me or get a dvd copy once released.

interview with hanes stoehr on beatportal

deadbeat artist album : Roots and WIre on wagon repair

Deadbeat is scott monteith, a long time montrealer and recent berlin ex-pat who has been releasing his own special blend of dub laden, minimal electronics since 2000, for labels such as cynosure, musique risquée, scape, and spectral to name but a few. his work has been met with consistent critical acclaim from the industry’s leading publications, and drawn regular performance invitations for some of the world’s most respected festivals and clubs, including barcelona’s sonar, berlin’s transmediale, and montreal’s mutek alongside panorama bar, fabric and the like. his eagerly anticipated new album sees him continue his relationship with kindred spirits wagon repair in his own inimitable techno/dub/dancehall/house style. those familiar with deadbeat’s last album, which felt much more a collection of tracks, will be immediately struck by roots and wire’s larger cohesive narrative arc after thex first listen. the album is aesthetically informed by his longterm collaborative friendship with robert henke (monolake), the creative relationship with wagon repair, the close proximity of his fellow artists in berlin and the opportunity to collaborate with paul st hilaire (tikiman). it is no surprise that an album of such vast scope be largely inspired by the artist’s own transition from montreal based producer releasing on berlin label ~scape for 5 years, to berlin based producer releasing on a canadian label. an uncanny logic is present throughout, weaving a fluid narrative from disparate influences and styles. opener ‘rise again’ is the first of two collaborations with tikiman, whose beautiful rasta lament is supported by a huge bass sound. in recording all of the virtual instruments through mic’d speakers as one would do with a real band, he’s given the track a distinctly ‘live’ feel that is a thematic element of all the tracks on the album. the sense of space and breathing room tone this recording process produces also makes the bass sound even larger than it already is.

A1 Rise Again
A2 Roots And Wire
B1 Grounation - Berghain Drum Jack
B2 Xberg Ghosts
C1 Deep Structure
C2 Night Stepping
D1 Sun People - Dub Divisionaire
D2 Babylon Correction go buy it here:

raresh @ spazio 900

would love to know the name of this track.....please comment the ID if you know it !!! raresh from romania, tearing up floors everywhere he goes. he pedro and rahdoo make up ar:pia:r.

check the vid:

mix

download direct mikeal stavostrand - spaceflake - sounderground sis - dim dim - cecille oliver dodd - black stone - konstructure johnny d - soleil - orig - safari electronic florian kruse - love hurts - catz n dogs emo clubbing remix - OM efdemin - further back - dial daniel stefanik -groovesome - original - milnomodern records sis- maui waui- amused records click box - bass Tilt - minus superpitcher vs. the conga sound - say im your number 1 - kompakt schallplatten sascha funke - mango cookie - dj koze pink moon remix - bpitch control

KONSTRUCTURE 001

label boss oliver dodd has big plans for the new label with some big releases already in the works for 08 and a full plate for 09. oliver kicks the label off with a rampage into the deep dubby world of minimal. techno dance floor vibes that will make you shake your ass are now available at fine record stores near you and available 10/21 at beatport, and now at the shop on the konstructure web page big support from many of the usual suspects. check the web page for upcoming news updates. also see links below......... konstructureSPACE JUNO ROCORDS sign up for the membership list at the right on the main menu bar and get a free promo only track here !!!!! PUNCTURE my favorite track on the release is called black stone. check out the sample below. SAMPLE

Jay Haze xlr8 podcast

He owns two labels and produces dance music under several different monikers, so it's no surprise that Berlin-based, American expat Jay Haze should have an extensive back catalog of tracks. He recently took some time to comb through his repertoire and compile Keep Your Third Eye Open exclusively for XLR8R, and originality rules on this mix.
"In house and techno, the formula is way too apparent and extremely overused," Jay said in an interview earlier this year. "The music has become predictable and as a result, boring."
Not so here. The 13 gems on this mix–all unreleased tracks and versions–prove that, when in the studio, Jay considers his musical compositions carefully, playing with tempos, twisting up synths and pianos, and, in short, breathing badly needed fresh air back into house and techno.
His latest album, Love & Beyond will hit U.S. stores on June 10 via TuningSpork Records. If this mix got you so excited you can't wait five more days, get the digital version at Beatport now.
Keep Your Third Eye Open Tracklisting
1. Fuckpony "Sensual Depravation"
2. Jay Haze "Keep Your Third Eye Open"
3. Jay Haze "Soul in a Bottle feat. Big Bully & Sven VT (2008 mix)"
4. Jay Haze "Muttersprache"
5. Fuckpony "Gigglepeas"
6. Jay Haze "Up for Grabs"
7. Sub Version "Space Trek"
8. Jay Haze "Party Don't Stop feat. Rockey"
9. Jay Haze "Rewrite History feat. Lil Dirrty Ghetto Bastard"
10. Gypsy Family "Strangers in All Lands"
11. Jay Haze "High on Life"
12. Jay Haze "Tanzanja"
13. Fuckpony "Time"
http://www.xlr8r.com/listen/15534/mp3/Podcast_Mix_2008_06_05.mp3

you know what time it is

it's week 5 !!!!
paco drops the heat DOUNLOUD

summer mix

feed your ears ......


TRACKLIST>>>
gotye -hearts a mess - supermayer remix
guillaume and the coutu duomonts - chilly willy - circus co.
luciano - bomberos - cadenza
problem kids - i will lead - holloway eastwick mix - paper recordings
michael HO - takeaway feat JOnjon - rahdoo remix - tunig spork
maetrik - crawl machine - orig mothership
christian martin - elephant fight worthy trumpets and tusks remix-katabatic
dan steinberg - viwa la fiwa bside - style rockets
mason - the ridge - oliver Klien and peter jurgens remix -great stuff
spencer parker - a lucia - orig - suba
dan steinberg - cobra limbo - style rockets
daniel gardner - under the shower tower - allynd byallo remix- thinner
daniel drier - ice bear - sender
luciano - massalla - cadenza
superflu - deathmetal - traum schallplatten
luciano - octagonal - cadenza
loco dice -a chico a rhytmico - cadenza
rufus wainwright - tiergarten - supermayer remix - polydor
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PHIL K LIVE IN NASHVILLE SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 6

GET MADE YOU DEGENERATES

Straight from Miami's Pawn Shop patio to Manhattans Club Rebel, Made Event launches the very first Sunday School For Degenerates in New York City on August 31st through September 1st, 2008. In order to earn your masters degree in SSFD, the main event will be preceded by the Overboard Boat Party, brought to you by Matter/:Form and then followed up with an all-day open air affair at the aptly named Afterschool Special at The Yard, located on the Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn. Once again, Made Event brings you a selection of the very best and talented music purveyors from all over the world. Preschool starts with the Overboard Boat Party featuring acclaimed Poker Flat Recordings headmaster Steve Bug and his dear acolyte Adultnapper. The adventure continues at Rebel with the Sunday School For Degenerates party bringing together a selection of the best underground Artists; Dan Berkson & James What (Live), Kate Simko (Live), Mr. C, Martin Landsky, Three, Taimur Agha & Crazy Larry and additional special guests. The Degenerate escapades conclude with the Afterschool Special at The Yard, a tree-lined waterside lot on the scenic Gowanus Canal. This all-day grand finale will feature Cassy, Joel Mull, Nikola Baytala, Zip and additional special guests. Any heavy-handed moralizing will not be included. We are Degenerates! This set of events promises to deliver, Made brings the vibe and with a line up like this who can resist? I am particularly interested in the Mayer show on September 25. Be on the look out for even more made event info at madeEventsDotcom




Made Event NYC Upcoming Events

August 21 Ete D'Amour: Timmy Regisford all night and Jef K downstairs @ Santos Party House
August 28 Ete D'Amour: Alan Braxe (Roule, Vulture) DJ set & 33Hz live @ Santos Party House
August 29 Dave Dresden @ Cielo
August 31 Sunday School For Degenerates: Overboard Boat Party with Steve Bug & Adultnapper
August 31 Sunday School For Degenerates: Dan Berkson & James What (Live), Kate Simko (Live), Mr.C, Martin Landsky, Three, Taimur Agha & Crazy Larry @ Rebel (Upstairs)
September 1 Sunday School For Degenerates: Cassy, Joel Mull, Nikola Baytala, Zip + Special Guests @ The Yard
September 4 Ete D'Amour: Kitsune Maison Party featuring Fisherspooner DJ Set w/Jon Kane, Guns N Bombs, Gildas & Masaya @ Santos Party House
September 5 Misstress Barbara @ Cielo
September 11 Ete D'Amour: Ame (DJ set) + Boombass (From Cassius) @ Santos Party House
September 18 Ete D'Amour: Ed Banger Night featuring Busy P & DJ Mendi @ Santos Party House
September 25 Ete D'Amour: Michael Mayer (Kompakt) & Superpitcher (Kompakt) @ Santos Party House
September 26 The Glimmers @ Cielo
October 31 Armin van Buuren : Halloween @ Roseland Ballroom

lee curtiss - live from the dungeon

A Western Michigan native and long-time Detroit resident, Lee Curtiss has been forging his uniquely backwoods, yet avant-garde and primal brand of deep and twisted dance music since the late 1990’s. A constantly changing and ever-eager student to his craft, Lee’s finger has been pressed upon, if not thrust into, the throbbing aorta of underground dance music for quite some time – even if his production skills and brain-demolishing live PA have only recently begun to garner the attention of techno and house music’s elite. Growing up between the two poles of Chicago and Detroit organized Lee’s approach to production squarely between the grooving, deep house sounds of artists like Derrick Carter, and the mindfreaking work of techno producers such as Ricardo Villalobos, Zip (aka Dimbiman), Matthew Dear and Richie Hawtin. Over the past year Lee has begun to tour extensively in America and Europe, notoriously adhering to a 'fuck trends, fuck dance music, and fuck me' approach to producing and performing that only the strongest of stomachs and most iron-clad of minds can withstand. His music’s dark, sexy, and uncompromising singularity have earned him coveted performance slots at the 2007 DEMF and Mutek festivals, preludes to his upcoming summer move to Europe and a new commitment to touring and producing. Curtiss was recently named by Matthew Dear as one of they key figures of emerging talent in URB magazine’s next 100, but Lee would rather you quit reading this bio and either book him, buy his record, or come see him melt you and your friends faces at a club near you.
lee curtiss - the death of me (live pa) - detroit 2005
lee curtiss's first live set in detroit from 2005. this set is a classic already and is filled with twisted funk and dark beats. this link will not be active permanently so get it while it's up. oh, and don't ask for the setlist, this is a live PA, all orig curtiss.

Minitek - NYC september 12 13 14 2008

if you have not heard the place to be in september is NYC. minimoo, who has been throwing parties in NYC and other international locations, is having their first run at a festival format. the line up is massive and will be a fantastic time as NYC is the bomb, especially that time of year. to help promote the event minimoo has been doing a weekly podcast from the artists that are headlining, the first was butane week 8.....this weeks mix is brought to you by Pan-Pot which you can find the dl info and tracklist below. mobilee records, einmaleins musik, true to form recordings
1. The Horrorist, Miro Pajic - Gigabyte Numbers (harry axt rmx)
2. Tony Rohr - Sweep the leg
3. Leon Greenbeam - Train (someone else rmx)
4. Tonco Traxx - walk4me
5. Marcel Dettmann - corebox
6. Bukador& Fishbeck - Decade
7. Trnstrasse - As you like ist (Panorama Dub Edit)
8. Shonky - Time Zero (Matthias Kaden rmx)
9. Lemos - Who do you believe
10. Asem Shama - Kabuki (panpot rmx)
11. Axel Bartsch - You Won't Fall (Dub Version)


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if you can make it to ny on september 12, you should, as this will a weekend to remember. click here for more info on minitek

INSIDEOUT (Clink Recordings, NYC)

Grant Aaron, aka Insideout, is co-owner of and recording artist on Clink Recordings. Grant began DJing in 1997, mainly influenced by the striped down minimal sounds of Daniel Bell,Plastikman and Mike Ink. It didn't take long for those influences to persuade him to move from behind the decks to the studio. His first original sounds came in the form of Ambient and Experimental with a full length album titled, Embrace. This was released on his co-created multimedia net label, Lifeform Project, which he started with several producers from his hometown of Atlanta, but that was just the beginning. With the International response and success of the net label, Grant realized his personal longing to progress his musical ideas even further. He relocated to Brooklyn, New York, and teamed up with close friend, DJ and producer, Camea. Clink Recordings was born in the Fall of 2005. They have since released a catalogue of very successful solo and collaborative EP's from NY artists Afternoon Coffee Boys, Tim Xavier, Tony Rohr, Camea, Insideout, Ambivalent and Elon. His collaborative debut with Camea, Nothing Shocking/Azimuth (Clink 002), was a hit and played by artists such as Richie Hawtin, Magda and Adam Beyer. As a solo artist, Grant's production combines the influences of modern minimal techno and the basic fundamentals of this genre: intricate percussive programming, dark atmospherics and an irresistible cavernous bounce. In recent years, Grant has meticulously created a following and demand for his deep, conceptually minimal DJ sets. He rotates regular gigs in South America, North America and Europe, and is a New York after-hours favorite. An avid music collector, Grant is consistent and explores the new trends and sounds within this genre, and it is guaranteed he will always have the latest and greatest ideas embedded within his performances. His live and dj shows are an array of influences and keep the floor moving from start to finish. BYOB $5 and Ladies FREE Before 10 The Hanger

ricardo villalobos for president

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do nice - mixed by shawn e july 2008

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spacewhitey's dirty 88 intro
H.O.S.H. & Stimming - milkyway dynamic music
bruno pronsato - why can't we be like us - hello? repeat
bluepulp - 3113 - pertin_nce
skylark - saved (massi dl's today is groovey remix) - saved records
martin heyder _ love will tear us apart (orig) - veritas
skylark - escalator - matt trolfrey and inxec's swings and roundabouts remix - saved
matthias schaffhaeuser - knurrpause (carola pisaturo remix) - holy pause
rhythm code - Rise feat simone denney - Popof remix - rising trax
alexi delano - antioxidation - leftroom
danielle papini - church of nonsense - alchemy records
christian smith john selway - total departure (cirez D) - drumcode
oliver dodd - this space
supermayer - two of us - kompakt
burning spear - submerge
pantha du prince - saturn strobe - dial

anja and barclay tear the roof off @ sonar

looks like this was a blast !!! if I find the set I will post it up.

bruno pronsato interview

i was lucky enough to catch bruno pronsato perform at oslo for the temporary tattoo party at demf this year. the party on a whole had an amazing vibe, but I really got a kick out of bruno's set which was the highlight of the evening for me. caught up with bruno before he heads back to europe for upcoming gigs and he was nice enough to answer a few questions for the berlin readers. also, see below for a live performance from harry klein from september 2006. we will post an updated live performance from bruno soon in another post so check back on regular and enjoy the interview !



favorite venue worldwide and most up for it crowd you have encountered lately?


that's a tough one. i'm pretty sure this is gonna be incredibly cliché, but i would have to say panorama bar - mainly because it's the venue i have played more constantly than any other. you can always count on a great crowd and freak show there.


american techno scene vs your experiences oveseas?


it's hard to compare the two. in the u.s. it's more like a small scene - similar to the days when i was traveling around in punk bands. in the u.s., you almost know everyone at every show. it's small and unique, and for the most part, people are amazing. i have very close friends in just about every city i play in the u.s. - like really close people, inspirational people...Europe is entirely different. it's very clubby there. some places are commercial, some places are homey and awesome. i like both, they both have their appeal


top 5 fav producers - any new talents you have discovered in your world travels?


in no particular order.
Sammy Dee
Herbert
Caro aka Randy Jones
Ricardo Villalobos
Thomas Melchior


in the studio are you a hardware or software producer, if hardware do you have a favorite instrument ?



a little of both, really...I am very 'of the moment' sometimes i'm crazy about max/msp other times i want to do everything on my jomox 888. right now i am in machine mode. sammy dee and i are using a lot of machines of live (his idea) and from that i've sort of got back into really using machines again. he and i are always talking about the next machine for our live - studio studio set up. this year will probably be more machine for me. who knows about next year.



you have a background in music way beyond just the types of tunes you are slinging in the clubs.....what is your favorite genre outside of techno and why? i read last year you were on a classical bing, are you still into classical and do you feel like it has shaped or influenced any of your dance productions/sets?




well i have been a classical music fan for a while now. i go thru phases where it's all i listen to. at the moment tho, i am really into early 90s shoegaze stuff, and indie rock. but i think the phase has just about run it's course. i just spent the entire morning listening to Janacek's Along An Overgrown Path. A piece i'm really starting to get my head around. As far as inspiring me, i think it does in a very subtle way. I'm not dividing my music up into movements, but i am thinking about ways to create and evolve themes maybe. i don't want to make it sound complicated, cuz that is far from what i believe i am capable of, but let's just say it pushes me a little more than anything - pushing ideas on how to compose...in house music, or whatever.



best vacation you ever had?


a trip to florence a few months back - getting fat on food from tuscany is about as good as it gets.



you have a very unique style with your productions which is a way that your music stands out from so many of the cookie cutter tracks that are out there now. the loose, organic, gritty feel that you give the tracks is what brings them to life from the digital mire, what are some of the ways you insure that your tracks don't end up sounding overly digital and polished, and how much of that is planned vs. in the moment discovery?



I think my approach is very simple, and it's something that i say a lot. Keep it sexy. No matter what the circumstance is, it's got to be sexy. this is music for the night. I'm more of the lover type and less the vampire. the vampire goes dark and spooky, i kind of want to keep it sexy. when things are clean and overproduced it just sounds sounds like another club product. I think sexiness keeps more of the FEEL and less of the quantize, so it just comes out that way. for me it's not a production 'style', but more of something that just comes out because of a standard that i have set for myself. altho, it would be nice to have a 'sexify' button in logic, or on one of these machines ;)



do you have any projects we can be on the lookout for?



yes. i have a new 2 track ep coming out on Hello?Repeat in August called, 'Where'd You Learn To Kiss That Way.' Also, Sammy Dee and I, under the moniker Half Hawaii, have a track coming out on a compilation on the 'Diamonds And Pearls' label from Berlin called, "Emperors of Venus." Sammy and I are also working on an album that we hope to finish up my Dec/Jan...



before you leave for any of your trips in europe is there a food you try and get your hands on before you leave that you know is unavailable over the pond?



I try to eat AS MUCH mexican food as i can while i am the US. it just does not exist in any palpable form in europe. I am currently in Austin visiting my brother and I think we are just eating as much as possible, getting totally fat. I'm back in Berlin july 3...a few more days to fatten up ;)


Thanks,
B


thank you bruno !!


live at harry klein sept 06

rocket surgery ep : martin brothers - dirtybird

 

more rib breaking bass madness from christian and justin. the martin brothers, along with a group of talented producers and dj's including mr. crenshaw, worthy, tanner ross and the like comprise the inner workings of the label dirtybird.  this will be number 18 for dirtyybird and will surely rock dancefloors worldwide as I have witnessed first hand in london last month.  heard heidie drop this track at aquarium at the get physical late night, and it did a number on the floor there.  check the vid below - sorry it's sideways but you will get the idea.  this ep will drive you to some serious ass shaking.   it is out on vinyl but I have not heard of the digital release yet......stay tuned.  my favorite cut is Dum, it is full of bumpy flavor and brain twisting grooves.  the ep also includes a very funny acapella tool that would add a little kooky fun flavor to any set.  

support artists and buy musics  !!!

 check them over here download top deck here top deck stream and tracklist feat DUM and other insanity

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bleupulp

maxime tanguay also know as bleupulp aka the founder of Pertin_nce , a one time netlabel pertin_nce can now be found on many music sites including beatport, pertin-nce.com, vagueterrain.net, sauvegard.ca, archipel.cc.....you get the idea. writing music and performing as a dj since 2000 maxime and the pertin_nce crew have racked a serious catalog of quality tunes. everything from minimal to ambient to deep and back, his tracks cover a wide variety of conscious and sub-conscious sounds that are sure to please. check out some of the releases below.......

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SKOOZBOT @ the hanger -- July 5th 2008

michael mayer + superpitcher = supermayer

we love - Paris

Mike and Aksel destroying a dancefloor in paris !!!!

richie @ demf .... dropping oliver dodd track

!!! richie played escalator's and elevator's !!!!!! bombs away

Track von Jaxson (freakwaves) - Teil einer Compilation - "Visual Berlin United Artists - Bridge" - 2008

jax has been featured on the blog before, and I know this is not a super new track, but I love this song as well as the video -- kick it on back and chill with this slick little diddy from on of my favorite producers.

jaxson: spanish lights
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pete K's MINISCARF.......... radio mix in2deep.com june 2008

TRUCKVOLUME abnormal boyz remix !!! - out now on vinyl intl. -- US release 6/16

this track is massive - support the vinyl !!!!!! go buy !!!
listen here at abnormal boyz myspace !!!!
abnormal myspace

Label. Micro|fon
Artist. DJ Emerson
Remixer. Abnormal Boyz
Title. Supertight
Release. Summer 2008
Distribution. Neuton
Format. 12" Vinyl & Digital
Catalog Number. MF13

Tracks
A – Supertight
B – Truckvolume (Abnormal Boyz rmx)
Overview
DJ Emerson who spends most his time travelling between electronic night clubs all around the world is back on micro.fon with a strong hypnotizing two tracker.
Included is an incredible remix by the highly talented abnormal boyz from naples / italy, who had wonderful releases on labels like globox, splitsound their own brandnew imprint Schatten. They deliever a wonderful ecletic house techno remix with nice vocal cuts, shuffling shakers, jazzy snares and a distinctive floor burning groove. This track is already causing serious stir on dancefloors from Berlin to Rio de Janeiro and it seems to be a real girl friendly dj weapon with tons of groove straight outta Italy.
Supertight is a superfunky hynotic techno monster taking the listener on an onward journey through chrod driven old school techno with all the modern influences necessary. minimal doesnt seem to be the right word as this tune is made up by over 50 single tracks but everything is very on point and the rhythm keeps developing and changing all through the track still trying to focus on the hynotizing moment and the groove. The rhythm kinda hypnotizes the listener until a little melody enlightens the whole track and keeps it in your head for hours.
DJ Support:
While it's still too early too announce DJ Feedback for this one, we can be sure that you'll hear DJ Emerson's tracks in the sets of his loayl past supporters: Adult Napper, Afrilounge, Andrew Grant, Brendon Moeller, Chloe, Gregor Tresher, Patrick Bateman, Falko Brocksieper, Rene Breitbarth, Jorge Savoretti, Karri O, Dan Ghenacia, Anja Schneider, Axel Bartsch, Cio d'Or, P.Toile, Dave DK, Monika Kruse, Jeremy P. Caulfield, Mathias Kaden, Mike Shannon, Shelly Parker, Claude vonStroke, Drumcell, Ryan Eliot... and many many more!!!!

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Berlin takes over the nocturnal beat

tuen in for sets from dj woody, shawn egan, and john napier -- saturday may 3rd 2008 http://in2deepradio.com/live.html

RA 100 Podcast mixded by richie (feat 1 of oliver dodd's new tracks!)

RA.100 is made up of the following artists and tracks, as well as other assorted bits and pieces. Cassino & Labén / Oliver Dodd - Elevators and Escalators - Addon / Dub Kult - Crypt - Curle Recordings / Danilo Vigorito - Alnitak (Dark Side) - Inside Orion Minimal Muzik / Click Box - Peek a Boo - Items & Things / John Conrad - Maxime Dangles / Aleph-1 - C A G 08.4s - iDEAL Recordings / Alex Under - Gris - CMYK / Johnny D - Tramodyssee - Oslo / J.Alter - Track 1 / Gaiser - Ground 1.1 / Acid Circus - Uncle Jak - Droid Recordings / Obtane - Tribute to Mandragora (Damon Wild Remix) - Synewave / Heron - Afterhour - Minisome / Hugo - Born To Bop - Claque Musique / Gel Abril - 200 Grams - Be As One / Moritz von Oswald - Watamu Beach - Desolat / Seuil - Dance - Minibar / Skoozbot - Two Over The Eight - Mindshake Records / Dan Berkson & James What - Reflections feat Robert Owens - Poker Flat / Rasmus Hedlund - Betoni - Resopal Schallware / Alva Noto - Haliod Xerrox Copy 1 - Raster-Noton / Nick Curly - On My Way (Ali Nasser Remix) - Supernature Records / Heron - The Way Home - Minisome / J.Alter - Track 2

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oliver's new release !!!

berlin's very own oliver dodd(acacja/xylophone jones/blackvans/addon) first appeared on addon06 and returns with a timely ep of analog rhythms and head tripping movements. hailing from nashville dodd creates a sound all his own between the influences of detroit techno and euro minimal shifts. stark, deep and pulsing best describe this 4 track ep. 'elevators and escalators' is the title cut which will flip you up and down. a sure cut that is already in the hands of hawtin, drives with 808 beats, falling synths and rising plucks. an epic dj tool if there ever was. let it ride and play tricks. the rest of the ep is rounded out with dance floor cuts for mind and body. enjoy.

check it out here:

elevators and escalators A1
night lights A2
sharp landing b1
city trails b2

preorder here

BERLIN & SOMETHING WICKED present ... Derek Plaslaiko on the Spectral "Death is Nothing to Fear" Residency Tour