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Robbie Groove & Mattias - "You Droid" (feat Ce Ce Rogers with Master Freez - extended mix) - (5:21) 128 BPM
Carlos Rus & Di Martino - "Can You Feel Love Coming" (feat Dastone - extended version) - (6:43) 127 BPM
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MXCD 2279
07 Feb 12
Funky/Club House
07 Feb 12
Funky/Club House
Played by: Tony Anderson , Bassline Romance, Savas Pascalidis, Shadow Dancer, The Parallel, Ben Pearce, Riton
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PCR 02
26 Jul 08
Techno
26 Jul 08
Techno
Bombstrikes Vol 3EXCLUSIVE
Played by: Prosper, The Allergies, Mooqee, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Juno Classics, Chamber, Stereo Beatz
Review: More party antics from Mooqee as this latest in the Bombstrikes series of funky mash-ups takes in KRS-One jammin' with Bob Marley on "Supacat Police", while acapellas from Tupac's "California Love" and Stetasonic's "Talking All That Jazz" butt heads with each other over a flute-led hip-hop beat on "Jazz Talkin". The "Mustapha Dance" instrumental mix of The Clash's "Rock The Casbah" also gets a good seeing to on closing track "Hypnotic".
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BSDIGI 003
19 Mar 11
Breakbeat
19 Mar 11
Breakbeat
Various
Danny Rampling - "DJ Mix 1" (Cr2 Presents Live & Direct - Danny Rampling 88-08, Two Decades Of Club Classics) - (53:36) 126 BPM
Played by: GRANT NELSON
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ITC2LD 006
15 Sep 08
Funky/Club House
15 Sep 08
Funky/Club House
DJ Sneak / Various
Played by: DJ Sneak, Joris Voorn, Juno Classics, DJ Sneak, Hector Moralez, John Acquaviva, Waff, Melon Bomb
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BITBCD 04
30 Mar 09
Funky/Club House
30 Mar 09
Funky/Club House
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MM 048
29 Oct 98
Techno
29 Oct 98
Techno
Played by: Josh Wink, Future Beat Alliance, Enclave, Ben Klock, Submerge, Van Bonn, Jason Fernandes, DJ Srle (Perpetual), Resident Advisor, Psyk, Dense & Pika
Review: Shifted's identity remains a mystery, but crucially, he does not come from the small coterie that has dominated UK techno over the past twenty years. Like the signature image he uses, a grey, shadowy creature creeping through a snowy forest, his infiltration of the sound has been stealthy and understated. In many ways, his lack of connection with techno, his automatic outsider status, has allowed him to effect an entrance into a hitherto new terrain. Like his releases on Mote Evolver and his own Avian imprint, Crossed Paths tingles and fizzes with an atmospheric sensibility that monochrome techno often lacks. All of this is made possible by his distinctive sound design; intricate and subtle, yet at the same time both functional and multi-faceted, where all of these divergent paths cross, you'll find Shifted.
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MOTECD 01D
16 Apr 12
Techno
16 Apr 12
Techno
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SAW 0024
26 Aug 03
Progressive House
26 Aug 03
Progressive House
Various
Various - "Hope Recordings Presents Little World - Continuous Mix Part 1" (continuous DJ mix) - (1:14:42) 125 BPM
Played by: Markus Schulz
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HOPEDIG 104
23 Jan 12
Progressive House
23 Jan 12
Progressive House
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TR 020
14 Oct 02
Funky/Club House
14 Oct 02
Funky/Club House
Played by: Joachim Spieth, Shadow Dancer, Ben Sims, Mike Absolom, Baldino, Carl Cox, Click Box, Juno Classics, Juno Classics, Realmz, Peder Mannerfelt
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WARPCDD3
17 Dec 14
Techno
17 Dec 14
Techno
Various
Thomas Gold & Matthias Menck - "Everybody Be Somebody" (Alex Gomez & Albert Maris remix) - (7:32) 128 BPM
Axwell, Ingrosso, Angello & Laidback Luke - "Leave The World Behind" (feat Deborah Cox - original mix) - (6:50) 128 BPM
Federico Scavo - "Let's All Chant" (Manuel De La Mare & Marshall extended instrumental remix) - (6:48) 126 BPM
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MXCD 2159D
29 Mar 11
Funky/Club House
29 Mar 11
Funky/Club House
Played by: Paul Mac, Vegim, Gigi D'Amico, Mudrost, Bodyjack, Dr Hoffmann, Brendon moeller, Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Slam, Luke Slater, Systemic, Todd Bodine, Trebor, Hannah Wild, Niereich, Delko, Electrorites, Jason Fernandes, DCibel, Giovanni Pasquariello, Neville Watson, Marcel Dettmann, Psyk, Bryan Chapman
Review: Luke Slater is a survivor. Not in the physical sense, even though he has lived enough for three people, but because two decades after the UK producer started putting out music, his latest album features moments where the listener is forced to admit that it follows a path that few others have dared to venture down. The main reason for Slater's ongoing artistic relevance is down to him opting for a new approach. Whereas during the golden age of UK techno he was writing his own rules as he went, gifting the world "Booster", "In From The Night" and My Wise Yellow Rug", in his modern-day incarnation he has learnt invaluable insights from the output of those he influenced, absorbing their nuances as a starting point. However, he then applies his own wonderfully skewed thinking, which explains the panning, whiplash rhythm of "Bell Blocker", a track that sounds both familiar and utterly alien, or "Wriss", which - unusually for Slater's techno productions - features a vocal snippet. Invariably, comparisons will be made to other Ostgut artists, but it's hard to imagine any of them daring to even imagine a track like "Rip The Cut". In true PAS form, the beats sound like they're exploding from the speakers as the bass patterns build and build to the point of distortion, tempered only by reverberating claps.
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OSTGUT CD20DIGITAL
24 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
24 Oct 11
Minimal/Tech House
