Kickboxer - sublabel of Boxer Recordings - proudly presents Martin Eyerer & Oliver Koletzi, a great duo, that produced an Ep marked by perfect beats and clean minimal breaks. Both musics are ideal to the floor vibes with their wicked groove and tremendous power, more techy in Granulum (what a track!) and more electro in Nimbus. A fine way to end today's musical update, release #11 at this promissing label! Enjoy
Flor de Loto is truthly the best album i listened this last few weeks and i've listened some good ones as you may notice. Monomachine are Francisco Allendes and Inigo Oruezaba, two guys from Zaragoza i think. It reminds me artists like Alex Under or Bruno Pronsato, betting more on the minimal tech side, full of groovy beats and hypnotic acid reverbs. "Flor de Loto (Inxec rmx) is absolutely great, a minimal trippy perfection... "Long day" is a nice deep track. Released by Immigrant Industries. You can listen all the four tracks in the label's website
The Uk based producer will release in the last days of november his debut album, a very subjective production. Some won't appreciate it, others will... i liked it a lot. It's a different kind of art. It flows through abstract and experimental music reaching some pleasant minimal techno patterns. This release - on Border Community - shows why James Holden is one of the most respected producers in the world. Lump, Idiot, Corduroy or Idiot Clapsolo are interesting productions with a high level of detail... just taste it
It feels good to listen smooth music producers that knows how to touch us in the soul. Melchior Productions aka Tomas Melchior has that special feeling that not all the people are born with. Producing a different kind of minimal that feels good to hear in special nights when you want to escape from all that normally full fills your average day. This musics are like a gradual cultivation of beat with hithats that surfs on an on an endless wave. A release to the special days, number 58 on Perlon records..
Format B are Franziskus Sell & Jakob Hildenbrand, Berlim based, this release marks their remarcable and uprising level of production. All the three tracks are above the usual standards. "Sex Drive" shows their electro side while "Knarzer Roller" goes through deep minimal patterns, this might me the best track of the ep, or at least the one that pleases me the most. But the track that first captured my attention was "Cosa Nostra Funk" - the first time i listened this great pumpy track was in a friend's set and i got madly in love with it. Don't miss this one released on Opossum records :)
