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Petar Dundov
Browse the latest digital releases by Petar Dundov
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MBE 178
16 Sep 22
Techno
16 Sep 22
Techno
Various
The Electronic Advance & DJ Nasty Deluxe - "Knowledge & Ignorance" (Christian Hornbostel remix) - (6:37) 128 BPM
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VOLTCOMP 1109
15 Jul 22
Minimal/Tech House
15 Jul 22
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Tinlicker - "You Take My Hand" (feat Jamie Irrepressible - Reinier Zonneveld extended remix) - (6:48) 132 BPM
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ARDI 4396
10 Jun 22
Progressive House
10 Jun 22
Progressive House
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VOLTCOMP 1012
25 Jun 21
Progressive House
25 Jun 21
Progressive House
Various
Review: It's hard to believe that Cocoon is celebrating its 20th anniversary, but what's not difficult to grasp is that Sven Vath's imprint is marking the occasion in style. Rampa and Emanuel Satie kick-start this compilation with emotive, tranced out tracks - in particular Rampa's "2000" is particularly poignant - while Cocoon mainstays like Gregor Tresher and Ricardo Tobar up the pace with the musical but clubby techno of "Nostalgia (Is The Enemy)" and "El Eterna" respectively. As always, Cocoon strikes a flawless balance between showcasing local producers and international names; 20 Years is no exception and features frazzled acid from Josh Wink as well as steely percussive bangers courtesy of Planetary Assault Systems and Jacek Sienkiewicz.
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CORLP 049DIGITAL
19 Feb 21
Techno
19 Feb 21
Techno
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MM 179D
29 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
29 Nov 19
Minimal/Tech House
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GTO 004
04 Oct 19
Techno
04 Oct 19
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: As one of the most feted labels in techno, it's not hard to imagine that Cocoon receives a ton of demos. Fittingly then, the Dots & Pearls compilation series shines a light on the type of music that is bubbling up from the underground via the label's inbox. Youandme's"Claret Loss" sets a high standard, with its lush strings underpinned by a robust groove. Similarly, Florian Hollerith's "Ohrenzirkus" - which also features on label owner Sven V?th's Sound of the 19th Season - strikes a balance between the musical and the functional as deranged horns unravel over a gritty back drop. Maintaining this melodic feeling is Petar Dundov's beautifully mournful "Pyroelectric". However, there is another side to this equation, with Marc Romboy dropping the menacing bass-led "Sequential Error". Irrespective of the mood however, Dots & Pearls V is sure to become an integral part of this year's clubbing soundtrack.
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CORLP 045DIGITAL
18 Jan 19
Techno
18 Jan 19
Techno
Florian Kruse/Hendrik Burkhard - "Crack In The Wall" (feat Mi.li.an - Tim Engelhardt remix) - (7:24) 121 BPM
Review: Germany's Voltaire Music return with some heavy hitters in techno, tech house, deepness and beyond. While it's mainly a Deutsche affair for the most part, they even managed to rope in Croatian hypnotic techno veteran Petar Dundov - who in conjunction with Systematic's Marc Romboy delivers the spiralling and melodic sorcery of "Caper Tran". Elsewhere, there's some epic dancefloor drama like on Tim Engelhardt's remix of "Florian Kruse & Hendrik Burkhard's "Crack In The Wall" featuring some heartfelt vocals by Mi.li.an. Highly lauded mastering engineer Hannes Bieger delivers the moody and entrancing "Strato" geared for those heads down moments under the strobelight and Frankfurt's finest Sascha Dive - he of Deep Vibes fame - delivers the goods as always on the darkroom dub of "Renegade" (Long version).
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VOLTCOMP 706
27 Jul 18
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jul 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: As the temperatures get warmer, you can rest assured that Petar Dundov will release new music. The Croatian producer has been releasing deeply melodic techno for the best part of two decades, but his latest missive for Music Man is among his most impressive work. "Dalmatina" sounds like a low-slung, techy take on "Sueno Latino", with Dundov laying down evocative melodies over a tight, techy rhythm. On "Once We Were Here", he ups the tempo, but the mood remains the same as ponderous piano lines flow over tight back beats. It's the perfect, atmospheric sound track for those dramatic Dalmatian sunsets.
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MM 177D
15 Jun 18
Techno
15 Jun 18
Techno
