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Tiga
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LMC 004S 1
04 Oct 23
Electro House
04 Oct 23
Electro House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Hand In Hand is one of Tiga and Kolsch's irregular collaborative releases. Issued earlier this year, it now gets the remix treatment. Rebuke, who has released on Drumcode and Hot Creations, turns it into a big room affair. Built on a rolling, rickety rhythm and powered by whooshing filters, it also features the original version's vocal transformed into an ominous refrain. The end result is a dreamy, evocative deep house jam.
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TURBO 222R2
25 Aug 23
Techno
25 Aug 23
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Hand In Hand, a unique collaborative release between Tiga and Kolsch, first graced our ears earlier this year, leaving an indelible impression on the electronic music landscape. Now, with the remix treatment, we are treated to a refreshing reimagining of this remarkable track. Priori took control of it and stands out with its marked departure from the original, offering a delightful and mesmerizing sonic journey. Embracing a more subdued and melancholic tone, Priori's remix centers around stripped-back beats and evocative synth sweeps. The remix seamlessly incorporates the original version's alluring vocals, but it is within Priori's atmospheric musical elements that the magic truly unfolds.
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TURBO 222RD
04 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
04 Aug 23
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Following on from Dogma, his collaboration with Kompakt's Michael Mayer back in 2016, Kolsch now invites Tiga to work with him for the second release on IPSO. It's a great meeting of minds; from the Turbo boss' side, there's an intuitive understanding of dance floor dynamics borne out by years spinning in clubs. It is articulated here by the percussive rhythm that underpins "Hal", while, from Kolsch's side come those frazzled vocal samples and the wide-eyed chord builds. Unite all of these elements and the track is just as powerful as the super computer of the same name from the seminal 2011: A Space Odyssey.
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IPSO 002A
22 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
22 Jun 18
Minimal/Tech House
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MTXLT 140A
09 Nov 17
Bass
09 Nov 17
Bass
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TT 046
24 Mar 17
Techno
24 Mar 17
Techno
Played by: Christopher Kah
Review: Tiga has a long been an advocate of vocal tracks; apart from Sunglasses At Night, one of his other main break through records was the androgynous vocals on the Chicago-influenced Pleasure from the Bass. On his latest release, the Turbo boss explores a similar approach; the title track features rolling snares and a gritty bass, but what sets it apart is the camp, coquettish vocal. Maintaining this theme is Butch, who delivers a wild '80s warehouse acid' remix, its drum rolls and spine-tingling 303 sounding like a mixture of Hardfloor and Lil' Louis. Jasper James' remix is the most contemporary-sounding, leaning more towards minimal techno than Chicago house.
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TURBO 188S
27 Jan 17
Techno
27 Jan 17
Techno
Review: Tiga's new single "Make Me Fall In Love" is the next single taken from his third album No Fantasy Required, released earlier this year on his Turbo imprint. The Martin Buttrich produced single features the vocal talents of Scissor Sisters' Jake Shears and is energetic and life affirming, takings its cues from mid 90s progressive house. You could almost have imagined this appearing on one of Sasha & Digweed's seminal Northern Exposure compilations back in the day. Soaring arpeggios, energetic rhythm and euphoric pads all mix together for perfect dancefloor mayhem. Look out for a remix by Spanish tech house hero Edu Imbernon coming very soon too.
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TURBO 181B
30 Sep 16
Minimal/Tech House
30 Sep 16
Minimal/Tech House
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COUNTDNL 099J
12 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
12 Aug 16
Minimal/Tech House
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COUNTDNL 094M
07 Apr 16
Deep House
07 Apr 16
Deep House
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COUNTDNL 085P
12 Feb 16
Techno
12 Feb 16
Techno
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COUNTDNL 075H
08 Jan 16
Deep House
08 Jan 16
Deep House
Review: Tiga has a long been an advocate of vocal tracks; apart from Sunglasses At Night, one of his other main break through records was the androgynous vocals on the Chicago-influenced Pleasure from the Bass. On his latest release, the Turbo boss explores a similar approach; the title track features rolling snares and a gritty bass, but what sets it apart is the camp, coquettish vocal. Maintaining this theme is Butch, who delivers a wild '80s warehouse acid' remix, its drum rolls and spine-tingling 303 sounding like a mixture of Hardfloor and Lil' Louis. Jasper James' remix is the most contemporary-sounding, leaning more towards minimal techno than Chicago house.
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TURBO 188STEMS
27 Jan 17
Techno
27 Jan 17
Techno
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TURBO 153STEMS
17 Oct 16
Techno
17 Oct 16
Techno
Review: Tiga has a long been an advocate of vocal tracks; apart from Sunglasses At Night, one of his other main break through records was the androgynous vocals on the Chicago-influenced Pleasure from the Bass. On his latest release, the Turbo boss explores a similar approach; the title track features rolling snares and a gritty bass, but what sets it apart is the camp, coquettish vocal. Maintaining this theme is Butch, who delivers a wild '80s warehouse acid' remix, its drum rolls and spine-tingling 303 sounding like a mixture of Hardfloor and Lil' Louis. Jasper James' remix is the most contemporary-sounding, leaning more towards minimal techno than Chicago house.
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TURBO 188TRS
27 Jan 17
Techno
27 Jan 17
Techno
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Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Turbo Recordings and Club Sexor chief Tiga is back, and getting straight down to business on new single "Easy" which is a wonky, off-kilter stomper that's perfect for those heads-down moments on the dancefloor. He heads to Brazil on second offering "There Is No Distance Between Us" featuring a sweltering Sergio Mendez style drum breakdown that leads into a trippy minimal techno groove, complete with Tiga's own vocals taking you deeper into the morning hours.
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TURBO 217D
15 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
15 Apr 22
Minimal/Tech House
Review: "Planet E" was one of the highlights of Tiga's recent No Fantasy Required album, and now he hands it over to his trusted colleagues to remix it. Danny Daze retains the chemically refreshed vocal sample, but sets it to a pulsing electro bass and a wall of hazy, fizzling percussion. The overall result sounds like Alden Tyrell providing the support for Gary Numan. The Mele revamp is an entirely different affair. The UK DJ is enjoying a growing reputation thanks to releases on Lobster Boy and Formula and this remix will not harm his ascent; filtering the vocal to infinity and back, his rolling rhythm sits somewhere between bass and techno, but no matter what the genre name, it will cause mayhem whenever it's dropped.
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TURBO 183D
28 Oct 16
Techno
28 Oct 16
Techno
Played by: Diplo, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Carl Cox, Kissy Sell Out, Luca Fregonese, Jamie George, Roska, Nero, Joeski
Review: Dirtybird and Futureboogie signing Eats Everything lands on Method White alongside the great Tiga and Audion, for a collaborative one-tracker. "Dancing (Again!)" is a Saturday evening house bombshell with a poppy, above board edge, and its bouncy shells of bass jump to and fro between the "I wanna go dancing" vocals - instantly recognizable and surely a winner. There's also a radio edit for listening playback in there...bang!
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METHODW 003
02 Oct 15
Minimal/Tech House
02 Oct 15
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: It's been five years since Kolsch and Tiga's last collaboration. In that period, a lot has changed, musically and socially. But while the pandemic is over, the art of writing a catchy tune endures. The title track is an epic affair that is sure to become an end of night closer title track. Underpinned by a jacking rhythm, it features Tiga's voice married to a gently undulating synth melody. "Almost Everything" is just as infectious but more mellow. On this occasion, the dissected vocals are scattered over a squelchy bass, dreamy chords and firing percussion. It makes for a beautiful, evocative track that, like "Hand In Hand", is sure to ignite dance floors.
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TURBO 222
07 Jul 23
Techno
07 Jul 23
Techno
Review: Techno heavyweights Tiga and Matthew Dear team up again for the first time since 2013's massive anthem "Let's Go Dancing". According to Tiga the Turbo chief "This Is a Dream' is 'an epic poem, an immunity passport to the boundless dimensions that lay beyond the veil of slow wave sleep'. A tunneling and low-slung trip in its original format, it gets some killer reworks here by some of the scene's current luminaries. The ever impressive Terr works her sonic magic once again with a ravey indie-dance perspective, while Russian Nocow delivers two hard hitting and surefire remixes.
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TURBO 208D
07 Aug 20
Techno
07 Aug 20
Techno
Review: As Turbo reaches its 20th anniversary, Tiga's label delivers remixes of the track that propelled him to global recognition. First up is Dense & Pika, who turn "Sunglasses" into a relentless, pounding tribal track that only includes the nasal vocal from Tiga's original version. Next up is rising electro star Dimitri Veimar, with rolling 808s, steely snares and the kind of menacing bass that has seen the Russian producer feature on Turbo and Omndisc. In this instance, it's the creepy synth line that remains and helps to make this version unforgettable. Techno Seleba is apparently a pseudonym for a big name dance producer working incognito, but irrespective of who is behind the project, this remix is an eerie, percussive take on the synth-pop standard.
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TURBO 201
24 Aug 18
Techno
24 Aug 18
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Following last year's collaboration with Kompakt boss Michael Mayer, Kolsch now teams up with another well-known artist. This co-authored release with Tiga starts off in relatively unfamiliar territory: the title track is a fuzzy, chord heavy workout that has an evocative edge thanks to its airy synths. "Still So High" sees the pair revert to type as a buzzing bass supports vocal samples and atmospheric sound scapes, but it's "First Blood" that really captures both artists' style most accurately. A pile-driving rhythm, raw drums and fuzzy, filtered percussive bursts support an 80s synth line that will ensure the latest IPSO collaboration is unforgettable.
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IPSO 002D
24 Aug 18
Techno
24 Aug 18
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Never one to shy away from speaking his mind, Tiga is confident that this release is one of his best collaborations to date, up there with his work with Jori Hulkkonen. Certainly, the title track is an unusual affair, with the Turbo boss and Clarian working together to create a left of centre, tripped out acid track. Replete with out there vocals, it's one of the freshest takes on the eternal acid sound you'll hear this year. On "You're So Special", the pair veer further down the paths marked 'inspired off beat techno'; deploying a call and response vocal over a jacking, low-slung groove, it's unusual, entertaining and unforgettable
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TURBO 196D
16 Mar 18
Techno
16 Mar 18
Techno
Review: Tiga teams up with Matthew Dear's Audion project for a third release. Supposedly inspired by life in 'rough times', this EP is a no-nonsense, gritty affair. "Stabbed in the Back" resounds to rough kicks, brittle percussion and the kind of nightmarish stabs that were common during hardcore's heyday. "Pink Bells" is not as visceral, but it resounds to a rolling, filtered groove, hypnotic, chiming bells that weave in and out of the arrangement and an occasional shrieking siren. "Non Stop" sees the pair drop the tempo (and intensity levels) to deliver a shaky, minimal house track, but even here their bleak vision of the world is audible in the detuned synth riff that echoes across its rickety drums.
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TURBO 190D
21 Apr 17
Techno
21 Apr 17
Techno
Played by: Djs Pareja
Review: Turbo boss Tiga returns after his fantastic 2016 long player No Fantasy Required to tell you what you've always needed to hear: on his new single "Eye Luv U." Co-produced by one half of Paranoid London, the new single harnesses all the pure energy of what enlightened club-goers often describe as their favourite emotion on this dusty, old school sounding acid house joint. There's some great remixes too: firstly by German house hero Butch whose version does exactly what it says on the tin with his "80's Warehouse Acid Mix" here he really works that silver Roland box like a you know what! Finally Scottish up and comer Jasper James gives us a tough peak time techno tool on his relentless version.
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TURBO 188D
24 Feb 17
Techno
24 Feb 17
Techno
