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Stil Vor Talent Germany
Browse the latest digital releases on Stil Vor Talent Germany
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SVT 346B
15 Dec 23
Minimal/Tech House
15 Dec 23
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Berlin tech house institution Still Vor Talent return with some real heat courtesy of local heroes. First up Fideles provides the dark, pop inflected journey track "Vitamins" whith its humming sub bass and moody atmospherics combined with Haptic's gorgoius vocals; this will cause some dancefloor drama be assured. "Wave Echoes" up next ups the ante on this peak time mission through the parklands. There's some epic 'whoomp' in the synth lead for this one so be prepared. It's then over to Kellerkind who is fresh off some killer tracks for the likes of local crew Kattermukke. On "Sub Zero" its yet another catchy deep house groove on the futurist side with irestitable pop elements and sexy vocals but it's more straight head on the slinky, late night tech house of "Take Your Soul".
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SVT 183
16 Dec 16
Minimal/Tech House
16 Dec 16
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Oliver Koletzki's minimal label pushes the contemporary club sounds that fit right in with the current status quo. Moonwalk and Rafael Cerato's "Phenomena" is a dark, melodic, journey track that would make Tale Of Us or Mind Against stand up and notice. Boy Next Door's killer peak time anthem "Lovely L" features a massive and razor sharp bassline supporting equally fierce elements for dance floor mayhem. Also of honourable mention are Berlin legends Channel X with the wonky and downright epic killer "Supernova" which will no doubt rock the house and KlangKuenstler's dark, rusty and downright bangin' "Drunk In Chicago".
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SVT 162
22 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
22 Jan 16
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: Matt Darey
Review: Kellerkind continues his long-standing relationship with Stil Vor Talent on Move Me. The title track is a loose, rolling groove, punctuated by a piercing guitar and a doomy, incoherent vocal. It's house music, but only in the most liberal interpretation of that term. "Believe In You" is more direct. Featuring a tough bassline, a vocal sample intoning 'in you' and hypnotic drones, it makes for a more DJ friendly approach. However, the remixes push the release back towards abstract territories; the Jiggler take on "Move Me" is a dubby, tripped out house groove and Joachim Pastor's version sees him navigate his way through wiry abstraction on one side and powerful subs on the other.
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SVT 144
12 Dec 14
Minimal/Tech House
12 Dec 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Although sounding like the corny conclusion to the old God is a DJ line, Music Is A Miracle is the much more credible new LP from rising producer, Marco Biagini aka Kellerkind. From his nu-disco roots, Biagini has forged a new hybrid sound, fusing deep house grooves with flickers of disco and boogie. Highlights on this impressive long player include the perkier Metro Area-esque "Don't' You Know It", the slinky hip-house of "Give Me The Beat Back", the skippy garage of the title track and the Mood Music style, velvety electro-house of "Take This Higher".
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SVT 115CD
15 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
15 Nov 13
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech
Review: The cover art makes reference to the children's classic story about a little girl chasing a white rabbit, and there's certainly a sense of the surreal about this release. "Scope" is a pulsing underground house groove, its grungy bassline and muffled but insistent bassline making for the perfect accompaniment for those 'lost it' moments on the dance floor. "Evil" is another malevolent track, but this time, grainy riffs and jagged percussive licks that accompany the tub thumping, rolling drums. "Feelings" features a rolling, tribal groove and is more laid back than the first two tracks as a funk guitar sample and sensuous disco strings prevail. "Delight" is cut from a similar cloth, and its sax stabs and deep chords underpin an infectious 'hey hey' vocal sample.
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SVT 085
21 Sep 12
Minimal/Tech House
21 Sep 12
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Has Stil Vor Talent gone back in time? On the evidence of Backflash, it sounds like it. The original version is based on a spacey groove and pulsing rhythms, with shiny synths bouncing off the loose groove. It's about as cosmic as contemporary house music gets. Niko Schwind's take is more conventional sounding, but he also uses a breathy vocal intoning the mantra 'got to get it' and a teased out rhythm to create a similar effect. "Disco Light" and "Down To" are more contemporary sounding, but there are also references to the past, in the shape of the Chicago claps on the former and the sensuous disco strings on the latter.
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SVT 072
16 Jan 12
Minimal/Tech House
16 Jan 12
Minimal/Tech House
