He is a man who likes to stay in the background, a coach when it comes to jamming in the studio with like-minded artists and the founder of Moodmusic.
INTERVIEW Sasse
EXCLUSIVE Braunbeck ‘Schlaflos (Daniel Bortz Remix)’ [Sol Eterno]
Do you like it deep? Berlin based label Sol Eterno and its co-founder Fabian Braunbeck follow a new musical approach with their latest three tracker 'Schlaflos'.
EXCLUSIVE Several Definitions & LaMeduza ‘Respire (Skatman Reconstruction)’ [Récits de Mars]
Newly founded Swiss label Récits de Mars is ready to launch with the label's co-founder Several Definitions and his EP 'Perception/ Respire'.
EXCLUSIVE Sasse, Sandrino & Langenberg present MKS ‘II’ [Moodmusic]
Sasse's label Moodmusic has been a scene's constant since the mid-nineties always focusing on music that has a deeper touch and vibe.
ART:CAST #49 by Neil Flynn
Irish artist Neil Flynn, who is currently living in Berlin, has been constantly releasing music since 2014 when he firstly made his appearance in the scene with his 'Louise EP', which was out on Thomas Herb and Mathias Schober's label Lossless.
EXLCUSIVE Joris Biesmans ‘Please Fix My Linndrum’ [Tve Recordings]
Almost a decade in the business Joris Biesmans certainly knows what makes a crowd move.
ART:CAST #47 by Alex From Tokyo
As part of Tokyo Black Star and co-founder of Phonon Inc. Alex Prat alias Alex From Tokyo has made an impact on the electronic music scene as we know it today as well as help fortify the oft-overlooked linkage between Eastern and Western cultures.
EXCLUSIVE Aaaron ‘Jive’ [Connected]
British label Connected follows its way of releasing electronic music with a touch of deep- and darkness but yet remaining rather rhytmically in a track's arrangement.
ART:CAST #46 by Aera
Originally from Northern Germany Aera now resides in Berlin from where he spreads his artistically influenced music productions all around the globe.
INTERVIEW Roman Flügel
Whatever 'theme' he focuses on, it turns to something profound. German producer and New-Berliner Roman Flügel's vita not only reads well, it reads like the history of electronic music.
Torture the Artist 