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Julian Wassermann
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Oliver Koletzki / Various
Review: Berlin native Oliver Koletzki has cited his hometown as a main point of reference and inspiration throughout his career. His last two albums are said to be 'wholehearted tributes' to the German capital and its importance in the current climate of electronic music. The label's aesthetic - right down to the cover art is testament to this - featuring photos of local landmarks and graffiti adorning his fair city. There are little to no corners in the city that haven't brought a spark of inspiration into the mix and the eighth instalment of the Schneeweiss (English translation 'white snow') compilation series, is said to be a tribute to the many aspects or 'particles' consolidated as a series of carefully curated tracks. There's so many highlights on here and we're only going to name a few, but they're not limited to: hometown hero and one time Terranova member Rampa's brooding dance floor drama on "Fluke", Frankey & Sandrino bridging the gap between tech-house and nu-disco ever so gracefully again on "Solaris", Cologne's finest Andhim lend their deft hand on a remix of Leipzig figurehead Matthias Tanzmann's "Coffee Clouds" and the man from Mannheim Ray Okpara who's still going: his track "Satin Curtain" getting a smooth remix by the legendary Kevin Yost.
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SVT 204
17 Nov 17
Minimal/Tech House
17 Nov 17
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: Congratulations to long-running Berlin label Still Vor Talent, which has now notched up no less than 200 releases. To celebrate this milestone, the label has put together this fine celebratory compilation featuring contributions from "old and new faces". Fittingly, it's arguably one of the imprint's strongest and most varied releases to date. Of course, there's plenty of typically Germanic fusions of deep house and tech-house present, but also the Arabic-influenced deep house exotica of Sam Shure, the rising, piano-laden dancefloor bliss of Oliver Koletzki's "Don't Take Yourself Too Seriously", the heavily electronic, club-ready psychedelia of Fideles ("Dark Stone") and the lilting melodies of Deorbiting's warm and picturesque "Warnsignal".
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SVT 200
25 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
25 Aug 17
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Oliver Koletzki
Review: Julian Wassermann and Oliver Deurling team up for some dark journey tracks that tick all the right boxes, particularly on the title track with its wonky synth melodies, dark strings and doomy basslines. All the good stuff really! The Bjorn Starig remix injects more ferocity and adrenalin into it that's perfect for a peak time dance-floor at Watergate. Second original track "Mancher Freiheit" is more on the progressive house tip: atmospheric, melodic and downright heavenly. "Schwabing" is the real standout on here though and joins the dots between the dark style and the progressive vibe shown earlier in perfect harmony: this one will get some emotional moments on the dancefloor, that's for sure!
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SVT 166
11 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
11 Mar 16
Minimal/Tech House
