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THEMBA (SA) - "Agboju Logun (THEMBA's Herd Mix)" (feat Shina Williams & His African Percussionists - extended mix) - (6:34) 122 BPM
Dean Mickoski & Roland Clark - "Leave Me Alone (I'm Dancing)" (Nicole Moudaber extended remix) - (8:00) 128 BPM
Played by: GATY LOPEZ
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Vintage Culture, Three Drives & Three Drives On A Vinyl - "Greece 2000" (extended mix) - (5:17) 124 BPM
THEMBA (SA) - "Zombie (THEMBA's Herd Mix)" (feat Fela Kuti/Afrika 70 - extended mix) - (6:18) 122 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Disco, Juno Recommends Progressive House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Amsterdam Dance Event is finally happening again this year, and local label Armada Music (run by legend Armin van Buuren and David Lewis) is hosting lots of amazing events to make sure it will be memorable for all. Here's some of the anthems that are very likely to drop at ADE 2022, such as hometown heroes Glowal on the energising dancefloor drama of "Love Above" (extended mix), the mighty Adana Twins deliver yet another slinky and hypnotic journey on "How Far Can We Go", while hypnotic techno expert Sebastian Mullaert goes ultra-deep on the contemplative and understated "Whispering Of Knives" and veteran Robert Babicz goes out all guns blazing on the main room techno of "Earth Ship" among many more.
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Tinlicker - "You Take My Hand" (feat Jamie Irrepressible - Reinier Zonneveld extended remix) - (6:48) 132 BPM
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Joe T Vannelli - "Play With The Voice" (feat Csilla - John Digweed & Nick Muir Twisted dub extended mix) - (7:02) 123 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Progressive House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Played by: CHEWY RUBS
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: For the 13th time, Dixon has delved into the "unreleased gems" folder on his USB stick and chosen some Secret Weapons to share with Innervisions' fanatical followers. It's a bumper selection this time round too, with no less than 13 previously unheard club workouts to enjoy. The plentiful highlights include, but are no way limited to, the bleeping, electro-clash-goes-tech-house throb of 'Heart Transplant' by David Kochs, the warming wonder that is Woo York's 'Bohemia' (which sounds like Moby's classic remix of Pet Shop Boys 'Miserablism' re-imagined for the Innervisions generation), the hushed late-night sleaze of 'Ruby' by Jonathan Kaspar, and the trance-inducing, big-room ready bustle of Dominik Markz's 'Object in the Mirror'
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: "Ham The Monkey" is German producer Jimi Jules' third EP for Innversions, following up 2019's "Fool" and "Karma Baby". A concept EP, Jules tributes the music here to Ham the Astrochimp, a chimpanzee and the first hominid launched into space. In 1961, Ham flew aboard the Mercury-Redstone 2 mission, part of the U.S. space program's Project Mercury. From the evocative feelings of opening cut "Don't Take It Personally" which is very much in the Innervisions aesthetic, late night mood music is catered for with the sensual deep house of "Grumpy Monkey" while the seething energy of closing track "Tinnitus" is the typical style of dancefloor drama you've come to expect from Ame & Dixon's label.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Berlin institution Watergate Records celebrates its 10 year birthday, with this special 50 track anthology of their favourite records. Over the last decade, the imprint has set a standard for captivating electronic music from across the house and techno spectrum, successfully mirroring the club's booking policy. Now up to over 60 releases including a remix of the Josh Wink classic "Higher State Of Consciousness" by residents Adana Twins, and the 26th installment in their acclaimed mix series by Danish legends Whomadewho - this compilation presents some of its most memorable cuts since its inception in 2008. Highlights come from: label staple Mathias Meyer - the Hanseatic hero presenting several tracks including "Love Letters From Sicily" with Ryan Davis, local legends Tiefschwarz on "Fire It Out" feat. Ruede Hagelstein, resident La Fleur getting remixed by Detroit legend Kenny Larkin on "Nightflow" and rising duo Adriatique's 7am remix of "The Spirit" by the ever impressive Butch (featuring Hohberg) amony many others.
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Sabb & SOAME - "Faze DJ-Set 60" - (1:15:55) 123 BPM
Miss Melera - "Faith" (Einmusik remix) - (7:16) 121 BPM
Giorgia Angiuli - "In The Dark" - (6:18) 122 BPM
Solee - "Bonkers" (Marcus Meinhardt remix) - (7:22) 122 BPM
Manuel Moreno - "Drunken Butterfly" (Reto Ardour remix) - (7:08) 122 BPM
Smalltown Collective & David Keno - "Do You Dance Now" (Mihai Popoviciu remix) - (7:07) 123 BPM
Funkwerkstatt - "Melodie Fur Millionen" (Anthik & Felipe Puertes remix) - (7:39) 122 BPM
SOAME - "Lush" (Sabb remix) - (7:09) 123 BPM
Sabb - "People Of The Sun" - (7:13) 124 BPM
Dario D'Attis - "Little Higher" - (7:21) 124 BPM
Jem Haynes - "Solar" - (9:04) 124 BPM
Animal Trainer - "Yumala" - (7:41) 122 BPM
Jimi Jules - "Hundeblick" - (7:38) 123 BPM
Sabb & Rafa Barrios - "Illusiones" - (6:38) 123 BPM
Jem Haynes & SOAME - "Mountain Road" - (8:20) 125 BPM
Howling - "Signs" (Kalabrese remix) - (8:34) 118 BPM
Review: Jimi Jules has released material on Watergate and Defected, but his debut EP on Innervisions sounds removed from those labels. There's the buzzing, frazzled electro of "End of the World", while on the title track, he slips into deep, dubbed out techno. Clearly, Jules is a master of re-invention and on "We Out Here" and "Future Is Now", the Swiss producer veers into the kind of twitchy, stripped back house sound that Innervisions is more synonymous with. However, this is not a typical release, and "Last Muuh Before Paradise", with its live bass, sonorous brass and micro beats is an unusual foray into left field house.
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Zurich based DJ and producer Jimi Jules is one of the most promising upcoming artists within the international underground. With previous releases on top labels like Superfriends, Cocoon and local imprint Zukunft - he tops all that by being picked as selector for esteemed Berlin institution Watergate's 24th mix album. Here we get treated to a few exclusives: first we have Jules & Jesaya's +4 BPM Update of Ame's "119 BPM", there's also his collaboration with Domenico Ferrari on the sleazy lo-slung pop of "Parkuhr". Then, we soon discover its almost entirely a Jimi Jules affair (naturlich!) with his remix of Swiss/German duo Egopusher's "Flake" (venturing into truly sublime territory) and the dreamy and bittersweet tones of Ed Ed & Petja Virikko's "Sundroina" (feat Jinadu).
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Zurich based DJ and producer Jimi Jules is one of the most promising upcoming artists within the international underground. With previous releases on top labels like Superfriends, Cocoon and local imprint Zukunft - he tops all that by being picked as selector for esteemed Berlin institution Watergate's 24th mix album. Mysterious dancefloor drama is guaranteed on the deep and moody acid trip entitled "Abandoned Soul" (his contribution to the mix) which receives a brooding and epic rework by Plangent main man Recondite - taking the track deeper into the late night when the strobe light and smoke machine will accompany it just perfectly. Closing track "Othervision" is a soulful and slo-mo tech house cut, that's perfect to lead into the morning hours just before the lights come on.
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Jimi Jules is one of the main DJs at Berlin club Watergate and it's true to say that he leaves his mark on this mix: 13 of the 21 tracks are edits, remixes or original productions from the Swiss selector. That said, he also leaves space for other artists: Porn Sword Tobacco's dreamt "B1" segues nearly into Jules' own "Gare de Lion", while the live funk of "Caldo", one of the tracks from Keope's 2016 album, also makes a seamless transition into Jules & Domenico Ferrari's stripped back vocal track, "Parkuhr". There are multiple such moments on Watergate 24, and its eclectic feel is typified by tracks from Aphex Twin and DJ Koze, electronic music's most eccentric acts.
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Review: It seems as if 15 years have just flown by since Berlin institution Watergate first opened their doors at the base of the famous Oberbaumbrucke, overlooking the River Spree and where long queues run down the street every weekend to get into one of the best clubs in the world. To celebrate their journey over the last decade and a half, they have put together a special anniversary release of 25 new, exclusive and formerly unreleased tracks. Residents of the superclub all appear, such as Hamburg native Matthias Meyer who teams up with Ryan Davis on the evocative "Hope", famed local duo Tiefschwarz deliver the slow burning and moody tech house of "Control", Sweden's La Fleur (of Power Plant fame) delivers the acidic bump and shuffle of "Femton" and former Stattbad resident and Beste Modus boss Cinthie gets deep on the classic house sound of "Hatschi Hatschi" which has a whole heap of swing to it!
Review: This fine EP gathers together four previously unreleased exclusives from the latest edition of Cocoon's Dots & Pearls series, which was mixed by Markus Fix. His contribution to the EP, "Baroon" - a kind of contemporary re-imagining of the original 1988 version of The KLF's "What Time Is Love" with extra TB303 acid lines - is undoubtedly one of the highlights, alongside the ethereal melodies and early morning fuzz of Argy's intoxicating "How Late It Was, How Late". Elsewhere, Christian Burkhardt peppers a rolling house groove with boisterous but blissful stabs on "Karambolage", and Jimi Jules serves up a loose and languid take on the foreboding, stretched-out Innervisions tech-house sound ("Euphrasia").
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C Vogt/Patrick Jeremic - "After All It's You" (feat After All It's You - Shield re-edit) - (7:14) 123 BPM
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Review: It's that time again where Dixon, Kristian Beyer and Frank Wiedemann serve up another edition of their Secret Weapons series which always lives up to its name; just they aren't that secret anymore thankfully! As always the Innervisions camp present a real mix up of names from across the board of house and techno and there's some pleasant surprises once again. Starting off with Belgian tech house heroes Raw District with the brooding and suspense filled "From The Inside" which is the kind of track you could really imagine Dixon playing to a festival crowd. Berlin legend Oliver Deutschmann (Falkplatz/Vidab) with the dreamy and hypnotic "Control" was great too. Elsewhere there's Southern German merchant of dark journey tracks Tim Engelhardt representing the new garde (alongside Bog) with "No More Words" featuring some wonky synth leads and minimal techno legend Marc Houle with the cheeky retro EBM jack of "Tomboyz". Honourable mention to the Valence/Delft affiliated GoldFfinch with the tough reductionist techno jam "The Hidden"
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