Podcasts about distillery leipzig

In der zweiten Folge aus Leipzig geht es um den Club "distillery". Wir sprechen mit Alex und Cassy über das Selbstverständnis des Clubs, über die Entwicklung der Clubkultur in Leipzig und versuchen, euch den Club vorzustellen.

By way of NYC, Berlin and before that Moscow, vinyl only techno DJ, producer and record label owner Mary Yuzovskaya has been cultivating her unique orbit in the electronic dance music firmament for over 14 years. Having graced the decks of all Moscow's hotspots back in the mid-2000s, Mary moved to Berlin, where she became recognised for both her blisteringly-precise vinyl-only techno sets and her painstakingly professional approach to the craft of DJing. After relocating to NYC in 2013 Mary quickly became a key figure in the US scene, performing regularly at different venues including multiple residencies at some of the city's institutional parties like Unter, where she was a staple for three years, as well as working as a vinyl distribution manager at renowned Brooklyn-based record shop Halcyon. Back in Berlin since 2020, Mary solely runs her very own record label called @monday-off , launched in 2017, where she curates and presses work from artists that explore techno's trippier, more hypnotic side. Maintaining the connection with North America, she currently holds a residency at Public Records club in Brooklyn. Mary has been busily traveling the world and performing her unique take on techno music's deeper vibes at many noted clubs and parties across the world, including ://about blank, Arma 17, Basement (NY), Compound (LA), Distillery (Leipzig), Kablys (Vilnus), OHM (Berlin), Output (Brooklyn), Propaganda (Moscow), and Tresor, to name only a few. Her productions are released on such labels as Semantica, System Revival as well as her own Monday Off imprint. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Lifestyle Produkt for RTS.FM x Vaertism showcase at Distillery, Leipzig, DE 11.12.21 Production: KulturLounge e.V. Production Design: Sebastian Teuber Henry W. Laurisch Camera: EHH Fotografie - Etienne Hiekisch-Hildebrandt Diana Lucy Strahlendorf Tom Schauenburg Patrick Richter Cut: Pierre Eichner Light: Johannes Richter Booking & label: vaertism Soundsystem: Zoch Audio

Sam Rein for RTS.FM x Vaertism showcase at Distillery, Leipzig, DE 11.12.21 http://soundcloud.com/samrein https://www.facebook.com/samreinscheibe Production: KulturLounge e.V. Production Design: Sebastian Teuber Henry W. Laurisch Camera: EHH Fotografie - Etienne Hiekisch-Hildebrandt Diana Lucy Strahlendorf Tom Schauenburg Patrick Richter Cut: Pierre Eichner Light: Johannes Richter Booking & label: vaertism Soundsystem: Zoch Audio

Pavlicu for RTS.FM x Vaertism showcase at Distillery, Leipzig, DE 11.12.21 https://soundcloud.com/pavlicu https://www.facebook.com/Pavlicu-954564467950873 Production: KulturLounge e.V. Production Design: Sebastian Teuber Henry W. Laurisch Camera: EHH Fotografie - Etienne Hiekisch-Hildebrandt Diana Lucy Strahlendorf Tom Schauenburg Patrick Richter Cut: Pierre Eichner Light: Johannes Richter Booking & label: vaertism Soundsystem: Zoch Audio

Submod for RTS.FM x Vaertism showcase at Distillery, Leipzig, DE 11.12.21 https://www.soundcloud.com/submod https://www.facebook.com/submod.official Production: KulturLounge e.V. Production Design: Sebastian Teuber Henry W. Laurisch Camera: EHH Fotografie - Etienne Hiekisch-Hildebrandt Diana Lucy Strahlendorf Tom Schauenburg Patrick Richter Cut: Pierre Eichner Light: Johannes Richter Booking & label: vaertism Soundsystem: Zoch Audio

Meriem for RTS.FM x Vaertism showcase at Distillery, Leipzig, DE 11.12.21 http://soundcloud.com/djmeriem https://www.instagram.com/dj.meriem.music https://www.facebook.com/djaymeriem Production: KulturLounge e.V. Production Design: Sebastian Teuber Henry W. Laurisch Camera: EHH Fotografie - Etienne Hiekisch-Hildebrandt Diana Lucy Strahlendorf Tom Schauenburg Patrick Richter Cut: Pierre Eichner Light: Johannes Richter Booking & label: vaertism Soundsystem: Zoch Audio

Hi, guys, Distillery Leipzig, Moon Harbour, Delirium Chemnitz or Lait Solaire - all these are associated with my guest today, Daniel Faulwasser aka Dan Drastic. Since the beginning of the nineties he was known in his hometown Chemnitz as a deejay and organiser and also as a record dealer in the Delirium Recordstore. In 2004 he moved to Leipzig where he quickly found a new home in the Moon Harbour family. His first own releases on labels like Highgrade, Lorna, Curl Curl or Hairy Claw followed quickly. In 2008 he released his first own release "Slice Of Life EP" on the aforementioned label Moon Harbour where he has been releasing regularly since then. From 2011 he will host the Moon Harbour Radio Show which will be broadcasted on Pioneer DJ Radio and Samurai FM. With his guaranteed dancefloor suitable sets he can be heard in Germany and Europe, but his permanent residence is the Distillery in Leipzig. Ok friends here is ESOA Podcast 25 with Dan Drastic Thanks a lot Dan Drastic Infos: www.facebook.com/dandrastic/ www.instagram.com/dandrastic/ www.residentadvisor.net/dj/dandrastic soundcloud.com/dan-drastic www.discogs.com/artist/73934-Dan-Drastic Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

Hi, guys, Distillery Leipzig, Moon Harbour, Delirium Chemnitz or Lait Solaire - all these are associated with my guest today, Daniel Faulwasser aka Dan Drastic. Since the beginning of the nineties he was known in his hometown Chemnitz as a deejay and organiser and also as a record dealer in the Delirium Recordstore. In 2004 he moved to Leipzig where he quickly found a new home in the Moon Harbour family. His first own releases on labels like Highgrade, Lorna, Curl Curl or Hairy Claw followed quickly. In 2008 he released his first own release "Slice Of Life EP" on the aforementioned label Moon Harbour where he has been releasing regularly since then. From 2011 he will host the Moon Harbour Radio Show which will be broadcasted on Pioneer DJ Radio and Samurai FM. With his guaranteed dancefloor suitable sets he can be heard in Germany and Europe, but his permanent residence is the Distillery in Leipzig. Ok friends here is ESOA Podcast 25 with Dan Drastic Thanks a lot Dan Drastic Infos: www.facebook.com/dandrastic/ www.instagram.com/dandrastic/ www.residentadvisor.net/dj/dandrastic soundcloud.com/dan-drastic www.discogs.com/artist/73934-Dan-Drastic Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

Hi, guys, Distillery Leipzig, Moon Harbour, Delirium Chemnitz or Lait Solaire - all these are associated with my guest today, Daniel Faulwasser aka Dan Drastic. Since the beginning of the nineties he was known in his hometown Chemnitz as a deejay and organiser and also as a record dealer in the Delirium Recordstore. In 2004 he moved to Leipzig where he quickly found a new home in the Moon Harbour family. His first own releases on labels like Highgrade, Lorna, Curl Curl or Hairy Claw followed quickly. In 2008 he released his first own release "Slice Of Life EP" on the aforementioned label Moon Harbour where he has been releasing regularly since then. From 2011 he will host the Moon Harbour Radio Show which will be broadcasted on Pioneer DJ Radio and Samurai FM. With his guaranteed dancefloor suitable sets he can be heard in Germany and Europe, but his permanent residence is the Distillery in Leipzig. Ok friends here is ESOA Podcast 25 with Dan Drastic Thanks a lot Dan Drastic Infos: www.facebook.com/dandrastic/ www.instagram.com/dandrastic/ www.residentadvisor.net/dj/dandrastic soundcloud.com/dan-drastic www.discogs.com/artist/73934-Dan-Drastic Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

In dieser Folge klären wir, warum es aktuell zu viele Politiker*innen im Bundestag gibt und was dagegen unternommen werden soll. Außerdem schauen wir uns an, wie das neue Förderprogramm der Bundesregierung für Clubs bei den Betreibenden ankommt. Darüber sprechen wir mit Steffen Kache, dem Eigentümer der Distillery Leipzig.

Gerald is the founder and mastermind behind the infamous MEAT MARKET parties in Vienna, Austria's thriving capital city. For almost a decade he has been running an outrageous amount of techno nights, all of which are well rooted in the LGBTIQ+ community. Being a DJ first and a producer second, Gerald's main ambition is to travel and play his favorite music in front of audiences all around the globe. His sets explore various genres of electronic music, while maintaining the balanced energy to keep a dancefloor busy for hours. With gigs in clubs like MMA Munich, Distillery Leipzig and (his favorite place on earth) Berghain Berlin, Gerald made a name for himself as a performer and music lover, who would give his life to safe a punter's night out. In 2017 Gerald started the label MEAT RECORDINGS with his fellow musicians MATT MOR and SPECIFIC OBJECTS. The imprint specializes in pret a dancer techno music with a focus on quality and groove. MEAT RECORDINGS is also responsible for soundtrack of the movie NEVRLAND, which will hit theatres around the world in winter 2019. The label has seen twelve releases so far, five of which have also been published on vinyl. Watch out for more releases in the very new future. Tracklist: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Discover more episodes: https://soundcloud.com/soma/sets/slam-radio Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850 Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords www.instagram.com/slam_djs/ www.facebook.com/SLAM.soma twitter.com/slam_djs Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com If you enjoy this music and like receiving it every week - if you want to support Slam as artists please consider making a small donation to the cause here: www.paypal.me/slamdjs

#247 of our podcast series by @elisa-fe! ➪ https://www.facebook.com/elizafeliz.official An artist who brings passion and captivating charisma to the dancefloor, Eliza Feliz, now of Leipzig, is a wondrous DJ who has all the hallmarks of a fascinating performer. Her driving rhythms coupled with mesmerizing melodies and vocals are what make her sets so special. Since 2014 she's been mixing in various clubs around Germany. Her rooted love for dance music came during her 18th year when she'd dance the night away on dancefloors, like many of you'd be familar with. After a groundbreaking year for Eliza, having performed at various locations, including DISTILLERY Leipzig, Mauerpfeiffer Saarbrücken & Burg Schnabel Berlin. ———————————————

#213 of our podcast series by @hellomonellomusic & @dilivius-lenni! Monello: ➪ https://www.facebook.com/hellomonellomusic ➪ https://www.instagram.com/hellomonellomusic ➪ https://www.beatport.com/artist/monello/565172 ➪ https://www.traxsource.com/artist/371652/monello ➪ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/monello Dilivius Lenni: ➪ https://soundcloud.com/dilivius-lenni ➪ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/diliviuslenni Today we proudly present you the 5 hour cut by Monello & Dilivius Lenni from the "10 Years @killekill" party @ @distillery-leipzig which took place on the 8th december 2018. ———————————————

#205 of our podcast series by @bronko_cb! ➪ https://www.facebook.com/BronkoCB ➪ https://www.instagram.com/bronko_cb Angefixt von seinen ersten Diskothek und Clubbesuchen, entschied Christoph (Bronko) im Jahr 2000 House & Techno mit Vinyl aufzulegen. Anfangs noch auf kleinen Party’s, die er selbst mit veranstaltete, kamen in den folgenden Jahren immer mehr Events dazu. Live Music Circus Köthen, Soundprospektor (Ferrorpolis), Move Club Dessau, Gigant Frose, Präzisionswerk Espenhain, Basement Leipzig waren damalige Stationen, wo er seinen Sound entwickeln konnte. Bei den Radiosendern Sputnik und Corax spielte der Wahl-Leipziger live im Studio und erzählte dort erstmals seine musikalische Geschichte. Vinyl ist auch heute noch seine Leidenschaft und umso mehr freut er sich, wenn er in einem Club zwei Plattenspieler vor sich stehen hat. Distillery Leipzig, Void Berlin, Burg Schnabel Berlin oder das Simsalaboom Festival sind z.B. aktuelle Stationen, die ihm die Gelegenheit geben, seine Interpretation von elektronischer Musik weiterzugeben. Immer mal wieder spielt er auch gern ein back2back Set mit Gleichgesinnten, was ihm sehr viel Freude bereitet. Der Austausch und das Unvorhersehbare beim Spielen ist es, was es für ihn so interessant macht. Geprägt durch großes Interesse an den unterschiedlichsten Musikstilen beschreibt er seinen Sound als sehr Abwechslungs- und Facettenreich. Wodurch man nie so richtig weiß, wo die musikalische Reise am Ende hinführt. Tracklist: 01. Stereocalypse - Blue Dome Escargot 02. Toto Chiavetta - Analog Suite 03. The Drifter - Three Words Max 04. Magdalena - Mountains Of Es Cubells 05. Kalk - Akasha (DJ Oyster Re-Edit) 06. Jacek Sienkiewicz - Mustang 07. Eduardo De La Calle - Transportation Forecasting 08. Mathew Jonson - Decompression (GTM Remix) 09. Kink - Teo Techno (Radio Slave Disco Dub) 10. Ohmme - Time 11. Kevin De Vries - Sciamachy (Konstantin Sibold Remix) 12. Ja:ck - Paprika

Ron Albrecht began his musical career in the early nineties. Regular at Berghain, Tresor, Distillery Leipzig, UKW Rostock, Bassiani Tiflis, Lehmann Stuttgart and so on . While his sets of modern sound always make for variety, it is important to him to always enrich his music by referring to the origins of techno and house. https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/ronalbrecht https://soundcloud.com/ron-albrecht www.dystopian.de/booking/ron-albrecht/ twitter.com/slamdjs facebook.com/Slam.soma slam-djs.com Subscribe on Spotify: http://bit.ly/SlamRadioOnSpotify Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850 Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com and contact@syndicast.co.uk

This is a recording from a live set in 2009 I was invited to play my classic tunes at the 17th anniversary party of legendary Distillery club in Leipzig/ Germany and decided to revamp the music to today's standards. So this is all at a 125 bpm speed, even those fast LoopZone tracks that used to be beyond 150 bpm back in the days. The set is also a bit wild and loose, you can really feel how nervous I act in the beginning. But as the music goes and as the crowd gave more and more love to me, I warmed up and the "Schöneberg"-version at the end is totally X-rated heat ;-) Big thanks to the great staff and crowd at Distillery Leipzig, they really made me want to play live on a regular level again. For the spec war sharks amongst you: I've been using Ableton Live 8 on a MacBook, a Vestax VCM-600 controller, Yamaha RS7000, Korg nanoPad, Korg Kaossilator, MFB Synth Lite II, Boss VT-1, a Shure microphone and a small Behringer Mixer. The recording is slightly edited and mastered! And here's the tracklisting: 1. Sex Machine Man 2. The Gap 3. Natural High 4. Timeout 5. Environmentality 6. Don't Panic 7. Love Devotion 8. What Is Space 9.Schöneberg 10. High On Hope

This is a recording from a live set in 2009 I was invited to play my classic tunes at the 17th anniversary party of legendary Distillery club in Leipzig/ Germany and decided to revamp the music to today's standards. So this is all at a 125 bpm speed, even those fast LoopZone tracks that used to be beyond 150 bpm back in the days. The set is also a bit wild and loose, you can really feel how nervous I act in the beginning. But as the music goes and as the crowd gave more and more love to me, I warmed up and the "Schöneberg"-version at the end is totally X-rated heat ;-) Big thanks to the great staff and crowd at Distillery Leipzig, they really made me want to play live on a regular level again. For the spec war sharks amongst you: I've been using Ableton Live 8 on a MacBook, a Vestax VCM-600 controller, Yamaha RS7000, Korg nanoPad, Korg Kaossilator, MFB Synth Lite II, Boss VT-1, a Shure microphone and a small Behringer Mixer. The recording is slightly edited and mastered! And here's the tracklisting: 1. Sex Machine Man 2. The Gap 3. Natural High 4. Timeout 5. Environmentality 6. Don't Panic 7. Love Devotion 8. What Is Space 9.Schöneberg 10. High On Hope

October 2nd 2016 Mijk van Dijk played his first techno liveset of the year at Kassablanca Jena, performing a mix of my music from the last 25 years and also introducing the first EP on my label microglobe productions called "Peace 4 All" which went down like a storm. The motivation for the choice of tracks out of 2 ½ decades (see playlist below) was the party motto of the Rave Strikes Back crew: "25 Jahre House & Techno in Jena". Support on the DJ decks came from my Berlin boy DJ Jauche aka Oliver Marquardt and Jena's own Foch & Mulé. Kassablanca is next to Distillery Leipzig the longest running Techno club in the East of Germany and yet this gig was a first for me. Thanks so much to Kassablanca and the Rave Strikes Back crew. P.S.: If you wonder about the strange project names in my playlist: it's because of even stranger U.S. upload rules: - Maximum 4 tracks by an artist (and max 3 consecutively) ​- Maximum 3 tracks from an album (and max 2 consecutively)

October 2nd 2016 Mijk van Dijk played his first techno liveset of the year at Kassablanca Jena, performing a mix of my music from the last 25 years and also introducing the first EP on my label microglobe productions called "Peace 4 All" which went down like a storm. The motivation for the choice of tracks out of 2 ½ decades (see playlist below) was the party motto of the Rave Strikes Back crew: "25 Jahre House & Techno in Jena". Support on the DJ decks came from my Berlin boy DJ Jauche aka Oliver Marquardt and Jena's own Foch & Mulé. Kassablanca is next to Distillery Leipzig the longest running Techno club in the East of Germany and yet this gig was a first for me. Thanks so much to Kassablanca and the Rave Strikes Back crew. P.S.: If you wonder about the strange project names in my playlist: it's because of even stranger U.S. upload rules: - Maximum 4 tracks by an artist (and max 3 consecutively) ​- Maximum 3 tracks from an album (and max 2 consecutively)

Karotte b2b Dan Drastic @ Moon Harbour Showcase, Distillery, Leipzig 16.11.2013 by Moon Harbour

Karotte @ Moon Harbour Showcase, Distillery, Leipzig 16.11.2013 by Moon Harbour

Ekkohaus LIVE @ Moon Harbour Showcase, Distillery, Leipzig 16.11.2013 by Moon Harbour

Dan Drastic @ Moon Harbour Showcase, Distillery, Leipzig 16.11.2013 by Moon Harbour

Christian Fischer with a live set from his homebase! Leipzig original Christian Fischer, DJ and producer for over ten years by now, is renowned for his hybrid and flexible, heavy-hitting yet fragile techno style that oscillates between anthemic house and seminal electro while also embracing the most frantic frequencies. His breathtaking flexibility and scope is down to Christian’s residencies where Fischer honed his skills, amongst them at Leipzig city’s famed Distillery club. Running the successful imprint Definition Records, which has become an integral part of the international techno scene over the years while growing into a varied outlet that has helped to shape the movement, Christian is not one to shy away from stylistic advancement and technical innovation. Being one of the first who embraced new DJing technologies such as Final Scratch, Christian’s melody-driven, uplifting and progressive sets are legendary. Fischer, who jump-started his career on the befriended Statik Entertainment label and has since released celebrated EP on imprints as varied as Craft Music, Patterns, Abyss and Whirlpool Sex, teamed up with colleague DJ Murphy, the sensational turntable talent Fischer unearthed on one of his countless Brazil tours and signed for his label straight away, to produce and play under the moniker Deckmonsters. With their crazy turntable tricks, they are breaking every preconception what a DJ set could be like. They released their first longplayer in 2008, which is now followed by Christian Fischer’s solo debut album “Bryzant Games” out now on Bryzant. It’s time for some risky business: Let’s play Bryzant Games! In his typical easy-going and open-minded, limitless way, Definition Records label boss Christian Fischer strikes back by nonchalantly pulling out a brand new installment of his definition of Maximum Sound of his sleeves. Freely exploring the outer limits of the electronic music universe with his new long-player, it is up to you where you want to take it: to the floor or to extremes! You choose! Whether you prefer techno, electro or minimal, ranging from powerful floor tunage to melodic meltdowns, "Bryzant Games" has it all. Exploring the multi-colored hemispheres of electronic dance music, Christian, sounding stronger and more confident than ever, achieves the remarkable accomplishment of leaving behind stylistic conventions and pigeon-holing in favor of total musicality. Diving into a party cosmos of varicolored possibilities in a pleasantly unbiased fashion, gallant Fischer shows great musical maturity - his multifaceted output reflecting his broad spectrum. To top things off, the East German producer, label owner and DJ cooperated with artists as eclectic as German hiphop singer Sabrina Setlur and UK techno and breaks heroes Slam and Hybrid, the results of which sound amazing. Electroey vocal techno tracks a la "Bitch" compete with groovy electro house workouts that shine because of their excellent minimal sound esthetic, and reduced structures get loaded with funky samples - it’s down to Fischer’s great ability to fuse that everything melts into a smooth whole. Opening a scenic window to keypad landscapes of exuberant lushness, he is recreating the melodic undertone of Detroit by indulging in an abundance of strings and sparkly key chords as demonstrated in "Chiffre" and "Advanced Panorama", and celebrating the absolute rationality techno that sets the scene at the beginning of the album only to drift into vocal-driven, housey dimensions that revive disco in a mainstage fashion, the experienced resident DJ Fischer knows how to please any crowd: by surprising them with the expected, avoiding the all to obvious and sounding completely catchy, all at the same time. The concept of "Bryzant Games" is as simple as it is logical. The sixteen fresh, exciting tracks are split up into four thematic EPs in distinct sound colours aimed to appeal to its respective audience. Delivered in a Vinyl Box the flavours range from crazy club tunage and mind-blowing main stage burners to more eclectic electro sounds, "Bryzant Games" has something for everybody. It’s been a great year for Leipzig-born and bred Christian Fischer who has been at it constantly: His Clubtech Panorama mix compilation was only just going down to much critical acclaim when it was already outmatched by the release of the first ever Deckmonsters album. Produced in conjunction with Brazilian super star DJ Murphy who is the perfect counterpart, the two DJs toured the biggest European electronic music festivals in order to wow the puzzled audience with their turntable antics. It’s incredible that Fischer, at it in his purest essence, still found time in the studio to complete his most accomplished work to date. "Bryzant Games" is a fascinating dance epic that lets the pumping heart skip a beat or two. Game over.   Christian Fischer on Facebook

hi folks, sun is shining, gras gets green and plants are growing - it's time for spring! so, just have a listen to the next episode of Dexter's Lounge recorded live at Distillery Leipzig... thx for tuning in and enjoy the show Tracklist 01 Rank 1 – L.E.D. There Be Light (Wippenberg Remix) 02 Henry Saiz - Hadal 03 Oscar G. & Ralph Falcon - Dark Beat [Addicted 2 Drums] (Chus & Ceballos Remix) 04 Christian Smith - Almaviva 05 Teramik, Simon & Shaker - Last House On The Left 06 Tonecast - Murder & Fingerprints (Simon & Shaker Remix) 07 Groove Garcia, Simon & Shaker - Soultech! 08 Re-Zone - Fuck Glam Silicone! (Duran & Aytek Remix) 09 Dexter Curtin & Timo Manson - Traffic 10 Matan Caspi - Desert Flower 11 Oliver Moldan - Nocturn (Lemon8 Remix) 12 Ray Lamontagne, Sasha - Eclipse 13 Charlie May - Running Across A Busy Street 14 Yousef - Come Home (Sasha Matterhorn Intro Mix) 15 Mert Medeni - Sinthe (DJ Tarkan Remix) 16 Desert Storm - Desert Storm (St Kilda Mix By Desert Storm Aka Bizzy And Clanger)

One of the best piece of electronic music published on the Web in the past years. A real marvelous live set, deep, pulsating, hand made, with pure hardware, no laptop or virtual instruments. Here is a comment made by Juno6 (Stefan Schultz) about this live : "I use just a drum machine and a synth, sometimes if i am in the mood to sing (happened only once) I use the mic also. As simple as possible, no computers, no outboard effects or sequencers. I don't like to stand behind the laptop and push the play button if you know what i mean. Nowadays, most live acts are using Ableton or similar software and a midibox to control the midi and audio tracks, so the crowd doesn't know exactly what is going on on the stage, whether it's live or not. I know it depends on the act, how automated it is and how much is played live... But I like to tweak the hell out of my machines, its so much fun! You can say it's live, live" Well Stefan we are awaiting your future works with huge expectation...

One of the best piece of electronic music published on the Web in the past years. A real marvelous live set, deep, pulsating, hand made, with pure hardware, no laptop or virtual instruments. Here is a comment made by Juno6 (Stefan Schultz) about this live : "I use just a drum machine and a synth, sometimes if i am in the mood to sing (happened only once) I use the mic also. As simple as possible, no computers, no outboard effects or sequencers. I don't like to stand behind the laptop and push the play button if you know what i mean. Nowadays, most live acts are using Ableton or similar software and a midibox to control the midi and audio tracks, so the crowd doesn't know exactly what is going on on the stage, whether it's live or not. I know it depends on the act, how automated it is and how much is played live... But I like to tweak the hell out of my machines, its so much fun! You can say it's live, live" Well Stefan we are awaiting your future works with huge expectation...