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Taron Trekka
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Vitrie Vitoli, Junior Legh & Junior Legh - "El Loco Venezolano" (Junior Legh remix) - (6:55) 122 BPM
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SLR 149
01 Feb 18
Minimal/Tech House
01 Feb 18
Minimal/Tech House
Various
Rodrigo Soria - "Admiration" - (10:25) 112 BPM
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DOPPELGAENGERCOMP 490
14 Oct 16
Deep House
14 Oct 16
Deep House
Played by: Josh Wink
Review: For their sixteenth release, 2020 Vision offshoot Fina has turned to Freude am Tanzen and Minor Modern regulars Taron Trekka. The Berlin-based duo offers up a range of swaying, occasionally bumpin' productions in their trademark deep tech-house style. Opener "Alelle Fu" adds sharp blasts of electrofunk style synths to a shuffling, fidget-goes-deep house groove. "Olsen Mosaik" is deeper and techier, with stargazing chords and whispered vocal samples. The Robag Wruhme style "Savant" - all off-kilter deep jazz-house drums, wonky electronics and bluesy vocal samples - is arguably the highlight, though the warm and fuzzy "Straff Affo" - all eyes-wide-shut Rhodes and liquid bass - pushes it close.
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FINA 016
11 Aug 14
Deep House
11 Aug 14
Deep House
Played by: Kisk
Review: Yellow Magic is the latest in a series of EPs on the Wighnomy Brothers' label by this German duo. Following on from this year's "Purple Magic" release, they have decided to give their studio trickery a different shade. The title track is a tracky, stripped back affair with vocal samples whispering in and out of the arrangement. It's exactly the kind of track one would expect Robag Wruhme to play. "Consoli" follows in a similar vein, but "Trsnumak" ushers in a change of direction as rattling percussion and menacing organ playing are introduced. Although billed as a bonus track, "Segelboot" also impresses, with its jazzy keys and insistent bleeps.
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FAT 067
25 Jul 14
Minimal/Tech House
25 Jul 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Few deep house labels are quite as consistent as Germany's Room With A View. There's little in the way of following fads, either, just a desire to release high quality deep house from a range of established and little-known artists. This fourth label compilation more than proves our point. Across the 20 tracks, there's little ill-advised filler, just tracks full of seductive grooves and melodic positivity. Predictably, highlights are plentiful, from the hypnotic throb of Taron Trekka's "NennDas" and the joyous, piano-laden blast of Roberto Rodriguez's "Sixth Non Sense", to the spine-tingling soundscapes of Sahin Meyer's "Zulu Beer" and electrofunk-meets-piano house flex of Marlow's "Need U".
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VIEWEDSPC 007
22 Nov 13
Deep House
22 Nov 13
Deep House
Acid Pauli / Various
Review: The latest instalment of Crosstown Rebels' long-running Get Lost series comes from odd German deep house/tech house fusionist Acid Pauli, a man who looks more like a hairy Open University geology lecturer than a top-flight DJ. Reflecting Pauli's own style, the compilation's 41 unmixed tracks touch on shuffling, eyes-closed deepness, tactile techno, dream house and tongue-in-cheek silliness (the brilliant space-pop of "In My Spaceship" by Jan Turkenburg. More impressively, there are a string of previously unseen exclusives, including excellent tracks from Nicolas Jaar, Nu and Acid Pauli himself.
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CRMCD 020D
12 Nov 12
Deep House
12 Nov 12
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Resident Advisor, Vadim Griboedov
Review: Daniel Müller-Sachs and Andreas Krieste's loose and experimental production style gives their brand of minimal dyed house and techno a deliciously raw and live feel. With the Blue Random EP, the duo known as Taron Trekka deliver their second EP for Freude Am Tanzen in as many years, following the success of 2009's Artys Iisii". "Blue Mountain" sees a deliciously deep yet simple groove layered over with a jazz influenced trumpet, while "Colours" is a smoother and more laid back number, allowing a funk sentiment to infiltrate Trekka's deepest of deep house. "Mr No (Where Is The Magic)" however, is where things really get moving and break away into a wild and untamed monster, with a lovely combination of lightness in the top end and nasty rumbling bass down below.
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FAT 048
11 Jun 10
Minimal/Tech House
11 Jun 10
Minimal/Tech House
