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Traumer
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BERGASE01D 1
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
from $1.89
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Review: Gettraum is a label based in Paris, France owned by Romain Poncet aka Traumer. The imprint is focused on Poncet and other producer's productions, presenting his vision of music through his own sensibility. Get -- Together welcomes some of the scene's favourite producers for the its first various artists compilation, including music from Cesar Merveille on the dreamy deepness of "Everyboda", plus many Rominimal heroes such as Cristi Cons going back to classic house vibes on "Daylight", Epau (Sepp & Nu Zau) on the lean groove subtlety of "Pe Tren", and Priku & Dinu with the hypnotising polyrhythmic action of "Stereo Eyes" plus many more.
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: UK don Len Lewis debuts on Lauren Lo Sung's LOLiFE records with a trio of timeless house tracks. "Your Light" is deep tech funk done properly and suitable for the warm-up or afterhours alike, while the remix up next by the French wizard Traumer is a typically rolling and ethereal affair that will have you hypnotised. Elsewhere, the deep down and dirty swing of "What's Going On" and highly sought after reissue of "Tell Me" - first released back in 2002 by the London based producer - is also featured.
Review: The next edition in Berg Audio's esteemed Elements series sees one of the scene's finest, Roman Poncet aka Traumer, deliver an extended EP of cavernous grooves. Beginning with the glacial deep of "District", followed by the bass-driven tech house groove of "Frolic" which is something more familiar of the producer. There is also a collaboration with label regular Kolter on the off-kilter broken beat jam "Double Vision" and closing out the tremendous EP is the rolling back room dub of "No Time" which is perfect for those heads down moments on the dancefloor.
Played by: Juno Recommends Funky House
Review: Two long-serving tech-house talents join forces for the first time, as Romanian scene stalwart Cristi Cons and French powerhouse Traumer lay down a trio of tasty tracks. They set the tone via title track 'Stranger To No One', an undulating and hypnotising beast in which progressively more intense TB-303 'acid' lines, spacey textures and echoing synth riffs rise above a rolling, loose-limbed groove. On 'Apres Midi', they layer more squelchy acid bass and psychedelic motifs atop hip-swinging grooves and foreboding melodic motifs, before rounding off the EP with the subtly breakbeat-tinged early morning tech-house of 'Farside'.
Review: Last year, prolific French producer Roman Poncet dropped the hypnotic and bass-driven rolling drama of "Express" under his successful Traumer alias to much fanfare. Here we are treated to a remastered version, as well the deeply meditative vibes of additional track "Mouth" plus several terrific remixes to optimise the track's dancefloor potential. Roche Madame chief Cesar Merveille serves up a low slung and funky rendition for the afterhours, Meander's DeWalta engineers a high tech perspective on his version that's aimed squarely at the main room, while microhouse maestro Luc Ringeisen (Vinylclub) hands in an exceptional groove reduction.
Review: Big one this week on ever reliable French dub techno imprint Berg Audio. Prolific Parisian producer Roman Poncet is back under the Traumer alias with a diverse full length release titled Assembling Pieces, featuring some fine moods and grooves. Opening cut "Valley Of The Birds" explores the textured and atmospheric style of ambient house that fans of DeepChord and Bvdub will appreciate, while functional tech house cuts like "Baud" and "Strap" are something more familiar of his usual style that are utterly hypnotic and roll deep. Living up to the label's expectations of glacial and cavernous aesthetics are the title track and the particularly dense "Sea Of Clouds".
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Pedro Mercado & Karada - "You Take Me There" (feat Zoe Xenia - Rodriguez Jr alternative remix) - (6:42) 124 BPM
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Thomas Schumacher - "Every Little Piece" (feat Caitlin Devlin - Simian Mobile Disco remix) - (7:43) 118 BPM
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Get Physical / Various
Francesco Tristano - "Place On Lafayette" (Thomas Gandey & Radio Slave Last Communication remix) - (11:16) 125 BPM
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Get Physical Music Presents - "The Best Of Get Physical 2015 mix 1" (continuous DJ mix) - (53:19) 122 BPM
Get Physical Music Presents - "The Best Of Get Physical 2015 mix 2" (continuous mix) - (53:08) 123 BPM
Get Physical Music Presents - "The Best Of Get Physical 2015 mix 3" (continuous mix) - (39:27) 123 BPM
Get Physical Music Presents - "The Best Of Get Physical 2015 mix 4" (continuous mix) - (57:09) 123 BPM
German Brigante - "Sooner Or Later" (feat Thomas Gandey - Olivier Giacomotto remix) - (7:24) 123 BPM