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Nina Kraviz
Browse the latest digital releases by Nina Kraviz
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CORLP 027DIGITAL
18 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
18 Mar 24
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Rekids continues to offer up new remixes of Nina Kraviz's eponymous 2012 debut album. Here, they revisit 'Taxi Talk' - a quirky, dusty and evocative slab of off-kilter deep house with typically evocative spoken word vocals by the popular Russian DJ/producer. This time round, Kraviz's drowsy, radio-friendly original is twisted into new shapes by David Lohlein and Sterac Electronics (AKA Dutch techno/electro veteran Steve Rachmad). Lohlein steps up first, turning the track into a ghetto-tech influenced slab of all-action techno sleaze, before Rachmad revisits his 1980s electro roots with a version that sits somewhere between drum machine driven new wave synth-pop, electrofunk and the nostalgic productions of Dam Funk. It's a fantastic re-make all told.
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REKIDS 227
11 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
11 Aug 23
Funky/Club House
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197188 406875
07 Apr 23
Techno
07 Apr 23
Techno
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NK 001HILO
01 Oct 21
Techno
01 Oct 21
Techno
Radio Slave / Various
Agoria - "Speechless" (feat Carl Craig & La Scalars - radio Slave Panorama Garage remix feat Thomas Gandey) - (11:05) 124 BPM
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195497 678280
27 Nov 20
Funky/Club House
27 Nov 20
Funky/Club House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Before Nina Kraviz was hailed the techno heavyweight she is today she surfaced with a unique brand of electro that fully realised itself in 2012 with a debut album for Rekids, Ghetto Kraviz. Following a selection of remixes from the likes of Steve Rachmad, Kink and French producers Alex Kid and Amine Edge, a rare run of coloured 7"s featuring two remixes from Chicago ghetto house OG DJ Slugo made their way out too. Today, and in tandem with a recent collaboration with alongside Paris Mitchell, DJ Slugo's two "Ghetto Kraviz" remixes enter the digital realm, with the epic 808 drum rolls of the second mix a masterclass in juke not to be overlooked.
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REKIDS 010LTD
31 Jan 20
Techno
31 Jan 20
Techno
Various
Review: This second 20 Years Of Fabric compilation presents a new arranged selection of the defining network of artists that have come to call fabric home. Taking in deep and atmospheric loops from Groove Armada to the light and sprinkled chords of Call Super, the sound of the Farringdon trips through the live and acoustic percussions of Margaret Dygas, the devastating hardcore cuts of Special Request and pure strads of drum and bass by Source Direct and J Magick. More recent tracks include the epic classicalisms of B.Traits acid-flecked "Mameya" to the industrial and dubbed out techno from Marcel Dettmann and Imogen. And not to be overlooked of course are bonafide classics from Unkle, Shackleton, Cassy and Sascha with "Comet Chaser".
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506500 0444204
31 Jan 20
Techno
31 Jan 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Nina Kraviz' passion for ghetto is well documented, and she previously remixed a Mitchell track back in 2014. This time the pair have come together to co-produce this EP, which is a taster for a Dance Mania project on Snatch. The original 'ghetto acid' version of "Butterfly" sees the pair unite androgynous vocals and a primal ghetto rhythm track with that other great Chicago sound, the 303, to create a wigged out but insistent banger. The label has recruited the fast-rising DJ Krime to rework the original, and in his hands it turns into a murky, stepping affair.
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SNATCHRAW 003
12 Jul 19
Techno
12 Jul 19
Techno
Nina Kraviz - "Aus" (feat King Aus On The Mic - The Rhythm Odyssey Warehouse Tape edit) - (7:14) 120 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: This compilation neatly brings together the many versions of Kraviz tracks that have appeared on Radioslave's label. While the passage of time has not been kind to some of the remixes - KinK's grinding take on "Love Or Go" and the minimal house of Alexkid's 2010 version of "Pain in the Ass" - in the main, it's an impressive collection. Urban Tribe breathe mysterious synth lines and heavy electro-bass tones into "Taxi Talk" and Steve Rachmad's version of "Ghetto Kraviz" and DVS1's take on "Best Friend" represent the more considered end of club techno. Matt Edwards' own contribution should not be forgotten either, and his understated take on "Aus", replete with camera clicks and woozy synths, is one of his finest reworks to date.
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REKIDS 010CDX
25 Dec 15
Techno
25 Dec 15
Techno
Review: Well, you can always trust Radio Slave's Rekids to provide the goods, and they've done it again with this remix EP of Nina Kraviz's now much sought-after "Ghetto Kraviz" banger from 2011, originally out on the same Rekids with huge success. It's the relatively unknown Garbiel Cassina aka Regal who turns in the two versions, a producer who has been steadily making a name for himself via Involve Records. The first "303 Remix" chops the vocals of the original and stutters them over heavy kicks, subtle swirls of acid and a rattling percussion, while the "Dub Remix" chucks in a fine layer of Basic Channel chords and a whole load of subbass. Painfully effective.
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REKIDS 079
18 Sep 15
Techno
18 Sep 15
Techno
Nina Kraviz / Various
Played by: Nina Kraviz, Laylae, Marco Bailey, Tale Of Us, Toddla T, Tim Fishbeck, Charlotte De Witte
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K 7315DTM
26 Jan 15
Deep House
26 Jan 15
Deep House
Various
Professor Inc. - "Demoscene Amator Spirit Monk Series Gentlemen Club Circa 1998s Party Extraordinaire" - (6:43) 128 BPM
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WKR021D 1
07 Jan 15
Deep House
07 Jan 15
Deep House
Various
Zombie Disco Squad - "We Should Bang" (feat Spoek Mathambo - Monkey Safari Hells Bells remix) - (7:35) 124 BPM
Bjoern Nafe - "Blinded By The Sun" (feat Oliver Marmann - Nico Pusch & Phable remix) - (6:40) 126 BPM
Played by: Patrick Topping
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WASABICOMPN 002
27 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Alkalino
Review: Judging by the title of this release, it sounds like Matt Edwards' label has developed a bunker mentality. The reality however is that Rekids hunts high and low for release material, evidenced by the geographical diversity on this release. Nina Kraviz delivers a typically sultry house groove on "Tanya", with hypnotic vocal samples and dramatic synths combined over a clicky analogue groove. By contrast, Nikola Gala's "The Pump" bristles with steely drums and churning chords, while Jochem Paap aka Speedy J goes back to his roots to deliver "Klave". Recalling classic releases like "Ginger", its subtle claps and subtle tonal shifts make for a timeless techno groove.
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REKIDSVS 005
20 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
20 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Played by: Alkalino
Review: The latest in what is becoming known as the "versus" series features a range of styles. It varies from the low slung bass and dark wave synths of the No Ears take on Worst Case Scenario's "Hot Beef" to the chugging, Basic Channel-style chords of Alexkid's "Mousseur Dub" as well as his stripped back, jacking take on Nina Kraviz' "Pain In The Ass". UK vs France also features label boss Matt Edwards' "Loose Joint", in its "Molly's One Day One Night" remix format, which involves skipping percussion and powerful subs. But best of all is I:Cube's take on Toby Tobias' "The Feeling", where sensuous melodies are combined with the most haunting vocals this side of Dead Can Dance.
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REKIDSVS 004
13 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
13 Jan 14
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Liviu Groza & Kennedy Smith - "Could Be Anybody" (Amir Alexander's Deep Dive remix) - (6:33) 123 BPM
Review: Following on from the recent UK and Germany EPs, this expansive collection further sheds light on Rekids' wide-ranging approach. There's Radio Slave's own 'Shaking The Tree' remix of Mr G's "Makes No Sense", which draws on the bongo-heavy house of US producers like Halo & Hipp-E, replete with birdsong and Rastafarian stream of consciousness toasting. In contrast, the raw, analogue stomp of Colin McBean's "Get on Down" sounds like Richie Hawtin's Circuit Breaker doing house, while Wink delivers an insane, acid-tweaked take on Radioslave's "Screaming Hands". The compilation also features lesser-known nuggets like Jjak Hogan's "Optifreeze", where tripped out synths combine with a low-slung rhythm, and the muffled vocals and dreamy synths of Amir Alexander's take on Liviu Groza & Kennedy Smith's "Could Be Anybody".
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REKIDSVSB 001
16 Dec 13
Techno
16 Dec 13
Techno
