OrderingOrdering ProblemsFAQContact Us (Customers)Contact Us (Suppliers)Gift certificatesAbout JunoManage accountMy ChartsJuno Download PlayerFeedbackPrivacy PolicyTerms and ConditionsJuno Marketing and PR departmentArtist / Label Profile SubmissionPromote your label / releasesHow do I download via Dropbox?
Filter
Djedjotronic
Browse the latest digital releases by Djedjotronic
Review: 'Smog On The Dancefloor EP' by Djedjotronic on the Italo Moderni label is a masterclass in electro-futurism EBM that you won't want to miss. This four-track EP is a true treat for electronic music enthusiasts, featuring an epic collaboration with Rein on the title track 'Smog on the Dancefloor.' The opening track, 'Smog On The Dancefloor (feat Rein),' wastes no time in making its presence known. It's a dark-wave, macho disco anthem with new wave influences that captivates and immerses you in its mysterious atmosphere. Then 'Not Real,' is simply spectacular. The energy of the turbocharged synthesizers and haunting atmospheres leaves you breathless. It's the perfect conclusion to an EP that takes you on a unique and thrilling sonic journey.
from $1.89
IM 014
06 Oct 23
Coldwave/Synth
06 Oct 23
Coldwave/Synth
Various
Review: The second installment of the Wet Floor series sees Boysnoize unearth more killer dance floor tracks from the vaults. SCNTST delivers a uniquely modern take on Chicago ghetto tracks in the shape of "Da Bizzy Jump" while on the Strip Steve and Das Glow remix of Bobmo's "Hardbells", a noisy, jacking sound prevails. Wet Floor Vol 2 also focuses on Boysnoize's well-documented love of electro, with Jensen Interceptor dropping the acid-led "Sexting", while on a deeper tact, there's the resonating bass and robotic vocals of Djedjotronic's "Drum Program". With Escor Krist dropping the wild hardcore stabs of "999", it sounds like this compilation has every underground style covered.
from $1.89
BNR 204
04 Dec 20
Techno
04 Dec 20
Techno
Various
Review: The latest release on the Boysnoize compilation is a compilation that draws on the label's fine electro and techno legacy. "Travis" by label owner Boys Noize is an acid-soaked, stripped back jacker, while in contrast, Strip Steve delivers a disco-sampling banger on "Dancin". Both Cardopusher and Djedjotronic's contributions focus on tougher, electro-techno rhythm tracks, underpinned by ominous bass, while at the deeper end of the spectrum, there's Jan Driver, who fuses bass drops with a chugging groove and hypnotic synth flourishes. Boysnoize also deserves kudos for scoring a track from Lone, with the UK producer's "For Ed" showcasing his melodic, offbeat approach to techno.
from $1.89
BNR 203
17 Jul 20
Techno
17 Jul 20
Techno
Review: Boysnoize may be seen as a mainstream label by some, but it was one of the first outlets to champion the work of Djedjotronic over a decade ago. Since then, the French artist has released a large amount of work on the imprint, each time with a defiantly underground sound. Boish is no different; it starts with the title track's bleak, rolling ebm groove. "Rusted" is slower and more stripped back, but there is understated power on display in the low-slung rhythm. Most impressive however is "Global Surveillance": pitched-down vocals ride acid-drenched, pounding 808s, while nocturnal rave stabs drop from overhead.
from $1.89
BNR 195D
17 Jan 20
Techno
17 Jan 20
Techno
Djedjotronic feat Miss Kittin
Played by: Borgie, Juno Recommends Techno, Dave Clarke, Alex Niggemann, Trevor Benz, Joseph Capriati
from $1.89
BNR 144
16 Oct 15
Techno
16 Oct 15
Techno
Review: French producer Djedjotronic recently relocated to Berlin where his productions have taken a steelier turn ever since. Heavily aligned with the mighty Boysnoize label, his Drum Program EP typically doesn't waste time on niceties; "Traffic" sounds like Drexciya battling Cybotron in the Tech Noir club from Terminator, there's industrial/EBM influences on the Teutonic "Rotten", whilst the heavily percussive title track displays a hint of ghetto tech. "Mongolito" is sparse, spaced out techno and "LSD" wraps things up with a emotive nod to early Metroplex releases. Essential techno, or is it electro, or both? Probably the latter, but definitely essential.
from $1.89
BNR 126
01 Sep 14
Techno
01 Sep 14
Techno
