A dull moment there is not in Tom Demac’s most recent single, Muyu. In fact, there isn’t a dull moment in any of Demac’s productions, as evident in both ‘XII’ releases. Played by the likes of Dixon and Ame, it seems the second installment of his new monthly series is just as good as the first.
No longer an up-and-comer, the Eagles & Butterflies of today is fully established in the electronic music scene. With close ties to the underground’s biggest players, the DJ and producer has surely just begun his longstanding career.
Following his 2016 remix of ‘Abstraxion’, the 27 year old from Brussels has decided to try his hand at Benjamin Fröhlich’s ‘Ghost Orchid’. Also released on record label Permanent Vacation, Cleveland breathes new life into the Fröhlich original.
Spreading his music from the region of Umbria in Italy, Francesco Chiocci‘s rise has begun last year. The self-entitled hard-dreamer created ‘Nightmares‘ on Dixon and Ame‘s label Innervisions having a ‘Black Sunrise‘ prequel on Connaisseur. Torture the Artist spoke to the DJ and producer who also delivers the latest art:cast for the site.
The six-track ‘Hurricane EP’ gives a platform to Alex Niggemann’s alter ego, The Shadow Self. In addition to vocals by Fabian Kuss, the collection includes remixes by heavyweights Deetron and Denis Horvat.
Conquering the scene in no time Eagles & Butterflies is currently LA‘s finest export when it comes to contemporary electronic music. The Brit has released on imprints such as Innervisions, Bedrock Records and set up his own label ‘Art Imitating Life‘.
Steffen Berkahn alias Dixon - the Innervisions label-head - made his appearance at Day Zero - Damian Lazarus' groundbreaking BPM-Festival off-event - right before the sunrise, delivering a quite powerful and drum-fueled set.
Kristian from Âme (Innervisions) joined Damian Lazaros' BPM Festival off-event 'Day Zero' on Friday 13th and delivered a set in the heart of a Tulumian cenote, setting a much darker tone for the laser-fueled Day Zero Event.
Cologne resident Lazaros has caused quite a stir over the past couple of months with futuristic soundscape releases on Nautilus Rising and KX gaining huge support from various key players in the electronic music scene. Now it is time Sandrino‘s long-time buddy returns to Frankey & Sandrino‘s label Sum Over Histories after previously already contributing ‘Moustheni‘ to the label‘s first split EP ‘Path Integral 1’.
Temporarily located in Porto, Trikk not only found the time to eat 'Francesinha' but also to have a little chat with us about his 2016, fashion, how he had his tracks released on Dixon & Âme's imprint Innervisions and much more. Furthermore, the humble musician provides us with his current favorite tracks.
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