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Christian Loffler
Browse the latest digital releases by Christian Loffler
A LifePREORDER
When Everything Was New - (4:27) 122 BPM
Roused (feat Malou) - (4:11) 122 BPM
A Life - (4:56) 122 BPM
Portals (feat Mogli) - (3:51) 120 BPM
Felt (feat Henry Green) - (3:19) 123 BPM
Ease - (4:29) 123 BPM
Control (feat Malou) - (3:05) 60 BPM
Brave - (3:52) 59 BPM
Y (feat Mogli) - (5:04) 122 BPM
Euphoria - (5:41) 121 BPM
Envy (feat Mogli) - (4:07) 118 BPM
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KI 052
26 Apr 24
Progressive House
26 Apr 24
Progressive House
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KI 052S7
05 Apr 24
Progressive House
05 Apr 24
Progressive House
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KI 052S6R 2
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
15 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
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KI 032
30 Jul 20
Deep House
30 Jul 20
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: In recent years Christian Loffler has offered up remarkably few singles, instead preferring to explore his light-touch blends of deep house, melodic electronica and downtempo movements on a sequence of delightfully soft-focus albums. "Noah", his new three-track EP, is therefore something of a rarity - even of its opaque musical palette is very much in keeping with his recent work. "Noah" itself is drowsy, dusty and hazy, with simmering electronics, dewy-eyed chords, enveloping pads and yearning vocal snippets clustering around a languid post-dubstep downtempo beat. Josephine Philip hook-up "The End" is a ghostly, string-drenched shuffle through ultra-deep slow house territory complete with a stunning lead vocal, while closing cut "Versailles" is a little bolder in its warming fusion of melodic electronics and tactile, tech-house influenced grooves.
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KI- 025
28 Feb 20
Deep House
28 Feb 20
Deep House
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KI- 025
06 Dec 19
Deep House
06 Dec 19
Deep House
Review: Almost 12 months on from its release, Christian Loffler's Mare album - an impeccably atmospheric drift through slow-burn downtempo soundscapes and hushed deep house - is given the remix treatment. Naturally, there's more of a focus on the dancefloor, with Atavism, Zimmer, Frejka, Vilette and Loffler all delivering sumptuous but heavy interpretations that touch on deep house, tech-house and early morning techno. That said, it's still the more downtempo and experimental reworks that really sparkle. Check, for example, the breath-taking synthesizer arpeggio lines and eyes-closed majesty of Tiger Lou's version of "Neo" and Max Cooper's superb neo-classical takes on "Haul" and "Vind".
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KI 018
08 Sep 17
Deep House
08 Sep 17
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: The melodic and euphoric sound of Christian Loeffler's new album 'Mare' has been given the remix treatment here. Italian techno star Avatism provides his usual moody flavour; a signature that has found previous support on labels such as Vakant, Dumb-Unit and Haunt in addition to his acclaimed collaboration with fellow Milanese CW/A. Long time supporters Hunter/Game did an amazing remix on "Vind": dark and brooding tech house you'd expect from the pair that strikes hard. Anjunadeep's Yotto delivers a subtle stripped back cut of "Lid' that's ideal for the afterparty while Patlac's slinky late night tech house groove that is his rendition of "Pacific" is the most energetic cut here. Young Alaska is Loeffler's autobiographical label offshoot from parent imprint Ki Records.
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YA 07
07 Sep 17
Deep House
07 Sep 17
Deep House
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KI 015S 2
17 Jun 16
Balearic/Downtempo
17 Jun 16
Balearic/Downtempo
Review: Christian Loffler rarely leaves his home label of Ki Records, but it seems he's been wooed by Ralp Lawson's 20:20 Vision. This York EP provides Loffler with his first release of 2015 and it's a romantically melancholic affair that combines elements of Pantha Du Prince, with Four Tet and German minimalism. "York" is a swoon of breathy hums and blurry pianos, while "Lhotse" is dusky, full of crackle and heart-warming. For something a little dancier check out "Nordkap", which rounds out one of this year's most saccharine three-tracks. Kompakt probably wish they got their hands on this first!
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VIS 268D
30 Apr 15
Deep House
30 Apr 15
Deep House
