Live At Robert Johnson is a German disco, techno and deep house label, known for all things deep, spacey, progressive and melodic. Its name is inspired by the respected Robert Johnson venue in Offenbach and is driven forward by Atanasios Christos Macias aka Ata. Since 2009, it has put out delicious laid-back yet dancefloor-ready anthems by artists including Skatebård, Fort Romeau, Orson Wells, Massimiliano Pagliara, Roman Fluegel, Dixon, Daniel Avery, Lauer and Gerd Jansen. Sub-labels include For Disco Only and Lifesaver Compilation.
Review: By now we know that Oskar Offermann is a bit of a Frankfurter albeit Robert Johnson legend. His next offering for the label keeps the guy's sense of humour in check with Pleasures Of Stupidity - that he takes off with via a cheeky dose of acid in "Mucho Stupido" - classic. Slamming down some harder drums and a darker, gothic and post punk vibe in "Break Your Face", the Offermann turns up the heat in "Ending Chapters" - bringing out the deepness most in this track (that you can still somehow hear dwelling in the others). It's easy to imagine all of these numbers going down perfectly on a smokey dancefloor as the sunrises and the night ends.
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