Swedish producer Sebastian Mullaert delivers a hypnotic segment of a recent live set for this week’s XLR8R podcast.
Reflecting on the events of the past year, Mullaert sent across a one-and-a-half hour segment of a four-hour live set that he played at The Block, Israel earlier this summer. This is what Mullaert said about his live set.
Mullaert’s new release on Green is dropping in a few weeks’ time.
After a seven year hiatus, Amsterdam-based producer Daniël Jacques made a come back last year on DVS1’s Mistress Recordings in 2014 with his Livet Efter Detta EP. A year later, he has founded his own label: Jadac Recordings.
The label will be an outlet for his own music productions and its debut release, entitled Discovery Change (Part 3), is the first part of a tetralogy vinyl project. When putting the four separate covers of the releases together, it will depict one large image of a very important person in his life. All songs of the project have been created between 2005 and 2015 and the music will be pressed on 180 grams vinyl (12″). JR-001 is scheduled for December 11 release, with JR-002, 003 and 004s scheduled for early next year.
To celebrate we have an exclusive mix from the man himself pulling some of his favourite tracks, and a few exclusives of some upcoming releases.
Track Listing/
Joel Vandroogenbroeck – Strange Lady
Morgan Louis – Not U
Shinichi Atobe – Butterfly Effect
Christopher – Rau – Ne Travaillez Jamais
STL – Silent State
Truncate – Control V1
Traumprinz – I gave my life
U – Arcane Fantasy
Daniël Jacques – Mon Explication (forthcoming Jadac Recordings)
Daniël Jacques – Lost Count (forthcoming Jadac Recordings)
Kassem Mosse – Workshop 12
Daniël Jacques – Slaves Of Rhythm (forthcoming Jadac Recordings)
Set to drop December 18, the album features remixes from Maceo Plex, Extrawelt, and more
Stephan Bodzin’s full-length album Powers of Ten, which was released this past June on his Herzblut Recordings imprint, will receive a remix treatment from a bundle of electronic music visionaries. The remix album, which is scheduled for December 18, will see productions sixteen various productions from both newcomers and long time Bodzin collaborators; this list includes Maceo Plex, Marc Romboy, Shall Ochin, Fur Coat, Extrawelt, Pan-Pot, Max Cooper, Agents of Time, Dominik Eulberg and many more.
Bringing together a wide array of creative processes and various approaches to crafting dancefloor ready productions, Powers Of Ten Remixes keeps in line with Bodzin’s knack for devising dynamic, heartfelt techno and the album itself intentionally aims to play itself out like a mix. You can view the entire tracklist below along with a video teaser that takes you through this exciting, much anticipated release. On top of this, you can stream Nicolas Masseyeff‘s remix of the Bodzin track “Lila” from the forthcoming album below. Check out more from Stephan Bodzin by going to his Soundcloud page here.
The Norse gods of disco have their debut collaboration reissued.
Before Todd Terje there was Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas. Laying the foundations for the playful cosmic disco of Terje’s ‘Inspector Norse’ and the soundtrack to practically every summer beach party ever since, Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas’ self-titled debut LP is getting the full reissue treatment ten years after it was initially released courtesy of Belgium’s Eskimo Recordings.
The original Nordic disco manifesto, the thirteen track opus has been packed up as a triple heavyweight vinyl release, with a bonus 7″ featuring two unreleased tracks thrown in.
It follows the release of Prins Thomas’ epic Paradise Goulash trilogy of mixes, released earlier this month.
WHATEVEREST is a documentary about the unlikely inspiration behind a dance tune produced by Todd Terje called “Inspector Norse”. “Inspector Norse” is the internet alias of Marius Solem Johansen, a failed musician living in a small town, producing dance videos and drug recipes for YouTube. Todd Terje’s website just got a facelift: http://toddterje.com
It’s The Arps EP expect back in stock November 13, 2015
Underground Resistance are the most militantly political outcropping of modern Detroit techno, with a grungy, four-track musical aesthetic and a strictly anti-mainstream business strategy. They have exerted their portion of Detroit Techno’s cultural influence towards promoting political activism. Always Heard Rarely Seen; cast an eye on our Underground Resistance video, taken from Slices Issue 3-06.
Next on EPM MusicEsteban Adame with two exclusive remixes from Underground Resistance.
