Growing up in Gran Canaria and now residing in Berlin, Kalyma‘s personal journey is as interesting as his musical one. As one of the founders, alongside MYNY and D.Y.A, of the label Solide the producer is responsible for several drum and rhythm oriented tracks.
Mathias Schober, aka SB, aka part of Pattern Select and SBTH, is also the head of Lossless. His first release of 2017, his Rhythm Rework Remix masterfully adds an extra touch of flare to the original.
Kalabrese is back. After four years without having released a solo EP the full-time musician returns with his ‘Bananenräuber EP‘, a three-tracker that includes two brand new cuts by himself and a remix from Ripperton.
Belgium producer, founder of label DEPTH, and label manager of Offering Recordings, Sifa is making waves in the underground music scene. Out on Offering Recordings, a label known for its Afro-house orientation, his latest remix has many diverse influences.
Working 24h each day and currently making his Australia debut, Sifa has come a long way to establish himself in the scene. Being the A&R of Belgian label Offering Recordings and running his own label DEPTH, the DJ and producer is about to release his remix to Mr. ID‘s track ‘Salat Ala Nabina‘ that currently made it into Dixon‘s set.
Dutch producer of the moment, Rancido, delivers a deep dancefloor oriented remix for West & Hill's tune 'Mantwe' that marks the debut of Belgium label DEPTH.
Danish producer Nandu shares his interpretation of Mr. ID's track 'Salat Ala Nabina' that is a blessing for the dance floors as Nandu understands how to rework the benediction and blends the Arabic vocals with a percussive and dark appearing instrumental.
Indie-disco-house hero Moscoman is back with his third release on his very own label Treisar. With 'Silver Lining Trail' the Berlin based DJ and producer provides us with a broken beat-influenced track.
It‘s 2:30pm when Patlac opens the entrance door to a studio complex in Hamburg to welcome us for the interview. With a smile on his face he offers some coffee before sitting down in his fully equipped studio. The artist, who has been a scene‘s constant for nearly a decade now, is seating himself next to his computer as we start chatting.
MYNY, deriving from the word ‘mini’, started his career as a HipHop-DJ and producer in the 90s before turning his back on the genre – at least when it came to DJ’ing and later on to his own productions. Still his musical past has always played a role in his life, as his latest productions come in with a lush baselines, usually a trademark in HipHop music, but MYNY using it to create his own House music sound.
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