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Senso Sounds
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Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Next up on Senso Sounds is Poolboi. Combining minimal techno influences with the label's bass-heavy signature sound, Kaufmann delivers an unusual EP . The title track sees Kaufmann loop a vocal sample over a pulsating bass and dramatic synths that keep on building. It makes for a distinctive track that stands out from the electro-techno crowd. The same can be said about "Sam's Pharmacy". Powered by an ominous, belching bass and a stripped back rhythm, it features a phone ringing and then a shady voice asking what the caller wants from the pharmacy. Like the title track, it is sure to leave an impression on the audience.
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SENSO 111
09 Aug 24
Techno
09 Aug 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Next up on Senso Sounds is Carbon aka Riewert Petersen with a storming two-tracker. In keeping with the aesthetic on Oliver Huntemann's label, the title track centres on a menacing, pumping bass and a driving rhythm. Carbon weaves in epic rave riffs and a mysterious vocal narrative that offers 'the rhythm' as an alternative to dystopian society. "Makkuro Kurosuke" is an ebm-influenced track. Resounding to a throbbing bass and steely drums, it's more linear than "All You Need", but it will still have maximum impact thanks to its rolling snares and powerful low end. Both tracks make for another killer Senso release.
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SENSO 109
14 Jun 24
Techno
14 Jun 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Techno titans Oliver Huntemann and Marc Romboy join forces on Senso Sounds for "Teufelsfisch," a stripped-down, seven-minute techno monster. Their combined expertise is evident as they expertly build tension and release throughout the track, crafting an irresistible groove that's sure to wreak havoc on dance floors. "Teufelsfisch," which translates to "devilfish" in German, is a fitting title for this powerful and captivating collaboration.
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SENSO 108DS
17 May 24
Techno
17 May 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Like previous instalments, the twelfth Senso Sounds split release delivers fresh techno from some of the scene's most talented new producers. Sinisa Tamamovic's "Sand" is a prime example of this innovation, as gritty analogue textures are teased out over dense kicks and steely hi hats. Neither Nor's "Mess" is powered by a similar aesthetic. At the heart of the arrangement is a dense, brooding bass, with mysterious tones unfolding against this back drop. Fabrication's "Blotter Spotter" doesn't deviate from the overall mood, but it is more club focused. Led by a warbling acid bass and jittery percussion, it completes this adventurous release.
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SENSO 107
12 Apr 24
Techno
12 Apr 24
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Oliver Huntemann returns to his label with a release that explores familiar and unexpected themes. "Rotten 2.0" revisits his signature sound. Over a steely kicks and bleak synths, he drops a cavernous bass and a ponderous vocal sample. These elements come together to make for a classic Huntemann track - it's darkly evocative and menacing and shot through with a clubby aesthetic. Alex Stein's take on "Rotten" follows a similar path. Upping the pace, he deploys a throbbing bass to devastating effect. And then there's the original version of "Rotten". Set to a mid-tempo pace, it features a dystopian narrative about the future - sounding like Huntemann's own cyberpunk take on trip-hop.
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SENSO 105
16 Feb 24
Techno
16 Feb 24
Techno
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SENSO 1006
06 Oct 23
Techno
06 Oct 23
Techno
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SENSO 1005
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
29 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
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SENSO 1004
22 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
22 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
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SENSO 1001
01 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
01 Sep 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: More dark and foreboding dancefloor drama courtesy of the ever reliable Senso Sounds, on which label chief Oliver Huntemann joins forces with the inimitable Dubfire for the fifth installment of the Elements Series. "Amor" comes in three different versions: there's the pumping and elevated energy levels of the Devocion mix, which is followed by the twisted minimal tech house sound of the Devocion mix, with its bass-driven groove taking it deep into the afterhours. Finally, the hypnotic Rechazo mix is perfect for those heads-down moments on the dancefloor.
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SENSO 090
17 Jun 22
Minimal/Tech House
17 Jun 22
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Russian producer Maksim Dark has fast become a staple of Oliver Huntemann's Senso Sounds, and he's back with more dark dancefloor drama on "Loud Rave" - the first single from his upcoming full length titled Insomnia. It's the same style of cerebral tunnel vision you've come to expect from him, packed full of slinky melodies, haunting vocals and clipped drum programming. The EP features two remixes from his label alumni: Andre Winter takes it down a peak time route full of strobing 303 acid madness with the added bang and clatter of furious 909 rhythm patterns, while Carlo Ruetz' version will properly elevate you with his style of banging main room euphoria.
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SENSO 079
28 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
28 May 21
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: For the latest instalment in its Kontakt series, Senso is showcasing a collaborative effort between The YellowHeads, who run the Reload imprint, Detroit's Rebel Boy and Sam WOLFE. The result of this meeting of musical minds is an inspired two-tracker. The title track resounds to the kind of wobbling, ominous bass that has become the signature on Oliver Huntemann's label, and it is paired with epic synth builds and breathy vocal samples. Meanwhile, "Motor City" sees the production powerhouse opt for a somewhat different approach; while a pulverising bass is at the heart of the arrangement, the more atmospheric synths lend the track an added soulful dimension.
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SENSO 076
05 Feb 21
Techno
05 Feb 21
Techno
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: Oliver Huntemann's Senso Sounds label out Hamburg drops its best frequencies of the year for its annual round up. Large, heavy and progressive as f***, Andre Winter & Heerhorst go deep in "Time-Out", next to the likes of Marco Resmann, Citizen Kain and Timo Maas! The always groovy Timid Boy lands with the stripped back "The Force 2020" alongside Carlo Ruetz' synth heavy "Purple Sky" and Maksim Dark's bassline-centric "Energize". Huntemann himself turns in a minimal beat turned arpeggio-driven epic in "Tranquilizer 2.0" with Raul Facio, BOHO and Frankyeffe keeping it real with their stadium/club-ready numbers. Hats off the kick drum of "Maximizer". Sens-sational.
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SENSO 075
18 Dec 20
Minimal/Tech House
18 Dec 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Senso welcomes a brand new project to its roster for this blistering four tracker. The title track kick-starts the EP with a pumping, steely rhythm and a fuzzy, acid-soaked bass that provide the basis for epic piano keys - an unusual but very effective, club-friendly arrangement. "Hologram" also makes use of musical elements: this time, vivid synths are combined with steely kicks and coruscating riffs to create a peak-time number. Although "Stronger" is somewhat deeper, its throbbing bass and chugging groove is coupled with liquid acid lines for a devastating impact. "Roots" meanwhile, is a sleek, pulsating affair that provides the backdrop for a cacophony of synth sirens.
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SENSO 074
27 Nov 20
Techno
27 Nov 20
Techno
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: The eighth instalment of the Level series sees Senso bring together four tracks that sum up the label's ethos. Mehmet Ozbek's "Milky Way" sees a menacing, woozy bass, bursts of white noise and a series of breakdowns providing the backdrop for an eerie vocal narrative, while Eme Kulhnek's "Infinite" is more linear, with its tonal bleeps creating a coldly atmospheric sound. SEQU3L's "Frisbee" is a stripped back affair that's all about the rough, rugged bass at its centre, while in contrast Mork and Julien Riess' "Red Spade" is powered by doubled up claps and a series of drops that serve to accentuate its dramatic nature.
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SENSO 073
30 Oct 20
Techno
30 Oct 20
Techno
Review: Oliver Huntemann's label deserves kudos for supporting emerging artists, and a case in point is its latest release from Boho. Lars Kohl, who is behind the project, has released a few EPs on his own Jannowitz imprint, but Ungeduld is his first release on a big label. "Skip The Line" resounds to a churning bass and skipping drums and sounds like a cross between Senso's signature sound and Cocoon's big-room style. On the title track, Kohl deploys a similar approach, but this time the use of deft filtering and the inclusion of outer space tones augment the bass-heavy sound. Last but by no means least is "Mint", where bursts of white noise are fused with a rolling rhythm to devastating effect.
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SENSO 072
02 Oct 20
Techno
02 Oct 20
Techno
