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Review: CircoLoco Records is a new record label forged in partnership with the iconic video game creators Rockstar Games. After four editions of colour coded releases, we now have the entire collection of 20 tracks compiled here in one package. From the Black edition there's the tunneling techno of Adam Beyer's powerful "Break It Up", from the Violet edition you have Margaret Dygas' majestic broken beat journey "Wishing Well", TINI with the neon-lit disco of "What If, Then What?" featuring Amiture (Green) and Sama Abdulhadi with the steely and hypnotic techno of "Reverie" taken from the Blue series - plus many more.
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CLR 001
09 Jul 21
Minimal/Tech House
09 Jul 21
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Review: CircoLoco Records is a new record label forged in partnership with the iconic video game creators Rockstar Games. This is the first edition in the new compilation series called Monday Dreamin' where they will showcase contributions from established names from every era of their legendary Ibiza parties. On the Blue EP, we have got new material from the likes of Kerri Chandler, Sama Abdulhadi, Seth Troxler and Rampa, as well as a Dixon remix of Deichkind's "Autonom".
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CLR 001EP1
04 Jun 21
Minimal/Tech House
04 Jun 21
Minimal/Tech 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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KM 051S
06 Mar 20
Minimal/Tech House
06 Mar 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Berlin-based DJ/producer Gregor Sutterlin aka Rampa heads up the Keinemusik imprint, alongside local veterans Adam Port and &ME - an ever reliable outlet for deep, sensual and emotive tech-house. This style of aesthetic makes him no stranger then to revered local imprint Innervisions, who first welcomed him into the fold back in 2017 on his Hall Of Violence EP and his latest offering for Dixon and Co. features just as much dancefloor drama as heard on the gripping futurist epic "They Live". Heartfelt and glassy-eyed moments in the middle of the dancefloor are well catered for on the powerful "Tell Me Are We" featuring the unmistakable vocals of Whomadewho's Tomas Hoffding, and ending with the hypnotic Afro infused minimal of "Lavender Boogie"
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IV 87
31 May 19
Minimal/Tech House
31 May 19
Minimal/Tech House
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SVT 244
20 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
20 Mar 19
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Kraak & Smaak, Chris Coco, Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Till Von Sein, Jennifer Touch
Review: Keinemusik is turning 10 years old in 2019: and as the label stated themselves it has been a decade of successful releases, priceless memories and of doing things hand in hand. Therefore this celebratory release simply needs to carry this name. All the label's staples contribute here: Rampa kicks things off with the sexy and melodic bliss of "For This" featuring the breathtaking vocal delivery of one Chiara Noriko, Reznik gets low slung and funky on his deep disco jam "Schuhus Groove" and the ever dependable Adam Port hands in a wicked edit of by Ede Lulu Quim Manuel O Spirito Santo - proper soulful/spiritual afro house vibes.
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KM 047
22 Feb 19
Deep House
22 Feb 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Following on from Black Coffee's remix of Keinemusik, the house music trinity of Adam Port, Rampa and &Me draft in two more high-profile remixers. First up is Diynamic boss Solomun getting to grips with "You Are Safe". Under his studied guise, it turns into a mesmerising, pulsating groove, punctuated by crashing drums, dubbed out effects and an epic, vocal-led build. Underground but accessible, it is destined to introduce the trio's music to a wide audience. Next up is Running Back boss Gerd Janson, who reinterprets "Lover". Opting for a different tact, he serves up dreamy vocals, rolling 80s snares and a melancholic, electronic bass - making for an emotive but effective re-work.
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KM 042
11 May 18
Minimal/Tech House
11 May 18
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Late last year, the producers behind the Keinemusik label came together to pen an album under the same name. Now the German label and the Keinemusik protagonists - Rampa, Adam Port and &Me - have commissioned remixes of tracks from the long player. First up is Life & Death boss DJ Tennis, who is tasked with reworking "You Are Safe". Using eerie synths, clattering drums and electro bass pulses, he turns the track into a hypnotic house track. For the second remix, Frankey & Sandrino take to the controls. The pair's version of "Guilt Trip" is slower and more understated, but the atmospheric textures and subtle pulses are as memorable as the DJ Tennis remake.
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KM 040
09 Mar 18
Deep House
09 Mar 18
Deep House
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
Jan Blomqvist - "Dancing People Are Never Wrong" (feat The Bianca Story - Budakid extended remix) - (6:38) 121 BPM
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ARDI 3915
15 Sep 17
Minimal/Tech House
15 Sep 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Keinemusik co-founder Rampa rarely makes appearances on other labels. In fact, this Innervisions label debut is only his fifth release away from "home territory" since 2008. The title track sets the tone, with the Berlin-based producer peppering a shuffling, soft-focus tech house groove with ear-pleasing chord progressions and undulating electronic melody lines. Afro-inspired builder "Bimma" is a deeper, woozier and atmospheric affair, with African vocal samples and marimba style flourishes helping enhance the track's sticky and humid mood. Closer "Fluke", meanwhile, is a gently woozy and quietly positive late night treat - all rising and falling electronic melodies, crunchy drum fills and locked-in kick-drum hits.
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IV 72
26 May 17
Deep House
26 May 17
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Till Von Sein, Resident Advisor, Mind Field Records, Dj Braver
Review: Berlin's Rampa is back, on none other than brilliant local imprint Keinemusik (which he co-founded) presenting the deep and sultry slow burner "The Touch" which is a perfect follow up to the equally sexy hits "Touch Me" and "Spoken For" from last year which featured Hercules & Love Affair's one time frontwoman Nomi Ruiz. Second offering "528 Hz" is a dark and moody journey track which is perfect for one of those euphoric cool down moments for DJs to facilitate a headrush or few before getting into the tougher stuff. Spoiler alert: incredibly wonky Life & Death style synth lead on this one! After great releases recently by Adam Port and &ME, the German label goes from strength to strength.
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KM 035
27 Jan 17
Minimal/Tech House
27 Jan 17
Minimal/Tech House
Review: NR& is a project uniting &ME (Berlin via Hamburg) and Rampa's (aka Gregor Sutterlin: Keinemusik head honcho) production with the voice of New York Disco-House-siren Nomi of Hercules & Love Affair. "Taste Like" is the sultriest and risque deep house you'll hear this year with its low slung groove supported by Nomi's dirty rhymes and 'that' bassline. "Spoken For" is the more upbeat track on here; a dark journey track that you could imagine Tale Of Us playing at sunrise to a crowd of mad ravers with their hands in the air.
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KM 031
12 Feb 16
Minimal/Tech House
12 Feb 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: This Berlin-based label celebrates its twenty-fifth release with a collection of tracks from its regular artists. Rampa's "Mod" is a classic serving of minimal German house, its tinny drums and percussive shards riding a buzzing bass, while David Mayer's "Smoke" follows a similar trajectory. On this occasion however, the dense, drummy framework is populated by woozy chords, subtle ticks and twists and the kind of dazed stutter that used to characterize old Grant Dell records. &ME's "Birdland" is a jazzier affair, and the final track makes for a real surprise; Adam Port teams up with '90s UK hip hop act Stereo MCs for a deep house groove full of the rapper's sultry, smoky vocals.
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KM 025
21 Nov 14
Minimal/Tech House
21 Nov 14
Minimal/Tech House
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10116243
13 Jun 11
Minimal/Tech House
13 Jun 11
Minimal/Tech House
