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Is Niels Luinenberg the consummate multi-tasker? It’s a valid question because the young Dutch producer, much like his peer Conforce, appears to be adept at making a wide variety of styles without ever letting the quality slip. From the dubby grooves of his debut 12″ Electromagnetic Radiation to the harder, jacking Set Up series and the deep elements of his Traces album – which also contains tough acid-laced tracks – Luinenberg’s production, like his DJing, conveys an impressive level of depth.
Perma masked German producer Redshape will issue a second installment of his Red Pack series jointly through Delsin and his own Present imprint – get a sample here.
Erdbeerschnitzel returns to the EP format with a new release on Delsin’s house focused series entitled Cushion.
If ever there was an aptly-named album it’s Amazing Things, John Beltran’s ninth album. The Michigan producer has been synonymous with introspective ambient music since the 90s, but Amazing Things sees him embrace a wider palette to create arguably his strongest work to date.
Delta Funktionen will soon return with an EP featuring Works The Long Nights duo Karenn on remix duties – preview the release here.
The most obvious question that comes to mind as one listens to the new Conforce EP Time Dilation, is “does Boris Bunnik ever sleep?”
Delta Funktionen will return in April with a new EP featuring a remix from Blawan and Pariah’s Karenn project.
Swedish techno producer Bleak will make his Delsin debut with a 12″ entitled Origins Of Chaos.
Man of many monikers Boris Bunnik will release a new EP under his Conforce alias later this month on Delsin.
Tracks from the archives of DJ Yoav B form the latest reissue release from the Delsin hub – stream the A Side “Energize” here.
Amsterdam techno hub Delsin will surface from a summer of calm with all manner of forthcoming goodness from the likes of Mike Dehnert, Terrence Dixon, Unbroken Dub and more.
Jakbeat specialist D’Marc Cantu steps up for Juno Plus Podcast 42, turning in a live set recorded at a recent party in his native Ann Arbor, Michigan.
If July is the month when the vinyl releases traditionally quietly drop off as label bosses loll about under the Adriatic sun, it certainly wasn’t showing in the artwork department.
Despite still being in his 20s, Niels Luinenberg has already released a string of acclaimed EPs and has showcased his impressive DJing skills through gigs around Europe and a series of excellent online mixes, as well as this year’s Interia compilation. Can he now take the next step and translate his skills to the album format? This is the hurdle where many talented techno producers falter; it’s one thing to make a dynamic dance floor EP, but it’s another matter entirely to come up with fresh ideas and approaches for a much longer format. The album format has highlighted the shortcomings of many and showcased the real talents of few, but happily, Traces sees Luinenberg join a small group of techno artists who have made the transition. The Dutch producer has said that research was key to his approach on Traces, but this writer has a different opinion and feels that Luinenberg’s lengthy DJ sets provide the most obvious clues about where he sought inspiration.
The folks over at Delsin HQ have offered a taste of what to expect from the debut Delta Funktionen album, set for release next month.
Delsin’s fledgling house aligned sub-series is about to reach its third release, with a three track EP entitled Keep On! from Helsinki based producer Trevor Deep Jr.
Delsin has announced the second release in its fledgling house-tinged series, with veteran producer Steve Pickton aka Soul 223 at the helm.
In a form where anonymity and a seamless relationship between people and technology are seen as desirable, Claro Intelecto’s music oozes humanity. To this writer’s ears, each release from Mark Stewart brings with it a frailty and vulnerability, as if the UK producer has shared a part of his private life with the listener. This key characteristic was what made his last album, Metanarrative, such compelling listening, and the same quality is audible in spades on Reform Club. It would be easy and unforgivably lazy to lump Claro’s work in with the great unwashed of deep/dub techno. While Reform Club does sparkle and shimmer with epic strings, ghostly reversed chords and dreamy synths, it’s the interplay between these elements and Stewart’s unpredictable rhythmic dalliances that make his third album so rewarding.
With one of the most rapidly expanding discographies in all of dance music, Gerry Read has taken all of 12 months to reach release number eight and there’s no sign of his workrate slowing any time soon. Having firmly found his groove with UK labels such as 2nd Drop and Fourth Wave (is there a link there?), this latest EP sees that further notch in his ascendancy as he gets snapped up by Dutch institution Delsin to kick off their new house-orientated series.
Delsin Records today posted a teaser for the forthcoming album from UK techno stalwart Claro Intelecto.