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Dave Dk
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Review: Astonishingly, a decade has now passed since Dave 'DK' Krasemann first appeared on Pampa Records. Even more remarkably, this belated return to the imprint also marks his first EP of any sort for almost five years. The long-serving DJ/producer hits the ground running with 'Herzen Auf', a slowly building slab of tactile and loved-up deep house gorgeousness built around a dusty, crackling groove, warped bass, woozy chords and sinewy synth strings. He opts for a similarly densely layered but arguably even deeper and summery flex on the genuinely sun-splashed 'Don't Eat The Homies', where saucer-eyed female vocal samples and twinkling melodies catch the ear, while 'Ross 308' is a dark, percussive, infectious and tribal-tinged mixing tool.
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PAMPA 041A
02 Aug 24
Deep House
02 Aug 24
Deep House
Various
Zombie Disco Squad & Spoek Mathambo - "We Should Bang" (Monkey Safari Hells Bells remix) - (7:35) 124 BPM
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NATCOMP 055
18 Nov 22
Electro House
18 Nov 22
Electro House
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TELE 029
01 Jul 19
Minimal/Tech House
01 Jul 19
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Deep house from the more abstract/experimental side is the order of the day on this latest three-tracker from Berlin veteran Dave DK, who's also a regular on Kompakt. 'Jelly Legs' rides heavy, muted 4/4s and shuffly top-end percussion with luxuriant pads and strings to create a potential future sunrise classic, while the muffled, moody 'El Point (High Tide)' features a spoken male vocal in French and speaks to DK's background in techno. And then finally we come to 'Chicama' itself, a lazy, atmospheric deep house groove topped with extensive snatches of sampled Turkish or Arabic speech.
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PAMPA 034
31 May 19
Deep House
31 May 19
Deep House
Various
Review: The sixth instalment of this series brings together established names with upcoming producers in the deep house / techno scene. Representing the established artists is Dave DK, who has been releasing music for almost two decades: unsurprisingly, his contribution, "Immer Gut" is a wonderfully delicate affair, revolving around introspective piano lines, soft-focused filters and fragile percussion. He's joined by Luke Hess, a regular on Omar S' label and whose pumping "Platte" explores the moody end of dub techno, thanks to its dramatic chord sweeps. However, the compilation is also successful in highlighting the fact that there is a lot of new talent out there, with Anton Djaneiro's wonderfully evocative "Heimweh" and Sevvero's techy "Artemis" both standing out.
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BIENCOMP 304
31 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
31 Aug 18
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Hart & Tief is a spin-off of DJ Koze's Pampa label. Translated as 'hard and deep', the imprint's aesthetic is audible on its third release, which sees Stimming opt for a more underground sound than usual. On "Frankfurt Main", the Diynamic producer drops cold techno chord stabs and the kind of rumbling, cavernous rhythm that you'd normally associate with producers like Mike Dehnert (interestingly, also a previous contributor to the label). On the flip side, veteran German producer Dave DK ventures even farther down the wormhole. Stripped of melodies, "Saida 222" centres on a rumbling, loosely arranged workout that keeps on grooving.
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H&T 03
06 Apr 18
Techno
06 Apr 18
Techno
Various
Review: As sure as night follows day, every year Kompakt releases an installment of the Total series. Now at its sixteenth volume, the compilation still manages to bring together the best bits from the Cologne label's catalogue. From the dreamy textures and spiky off rhythms of Kaytlin Aurelia Smith's take on The Field's "Reflecting Lights" to the woozy vocals and pitter pattering break beats on Weval's "I Donat Need It" to the stripped back but evocative house of Patrice Baumel's take on Blond:ish's "Endless Games" and the throbbing techno reshape of Coma's "Lora", the full range of the Kompakt emotional spectrum is audible here.
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KOMPAKTCD 132D
26 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
26 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: On this fine release, Kompakt has recruited a crack team of high profile remixers to rework tracks from Dave DK's 2015 album, Val Maira. First to step up to the plate is German veteran Isolee, who delivers a woozy, hypnotic version of "We Mix At Six" full of his trademark percussion, minor key melodies and typically teutonic attitude - plus, of course, some rather odd but endearing, dubbed-out synthesizer refrains. Ulrich Schauss reaches for the grandiose, wall-of-sound chords and glistening guitars on his picturesque, deep tech-house interpretation of "Kronsee", before Portable pays tribute to long Ibizan sunsets on his beautifully poignant - if likeably tipsy - deep house-goes-synth wave remix of "Nueva Cancion".
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KOMPAKT 334
29 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
29 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Ambient/Drone
Review: Well it's that time of the year again. Wolfgang Voight compiles the best in ambient for his beloved label and it's more of the same high calibre ambient excursions you'd expect, like in previous editions. Starting off in truly breathtaking fashion with Stephan Matieu's "April Im Oktober", we're then treated to some new material by British icons The Orb, who present us with "Alpine Dawn" further testament to their otherworldly sense for sound. Label mainstay Mikkel Metal appears also with the