Subosc Records Italy
Italian label founded by Kaelan in 2012 conceptually based on classy and hypnotic techno.
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With "Binary Sunset", Luigi Tozzi is at the climax of his golden years, confident through the sound and hypnotic at a therapeutic level.
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Deep Blue: Volume 2
by Luigi Tozzi
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Grimm's "Sleeping Beauty" and "The Water Of Life" are beautiful fairy tales, yet not as enchanting as "Deep Blue 2" 🙌✨
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Discovering Myself”
It is said that "Deep Blue" is Hypnus' most successful release, but why? Is it linked with each piece being a monument of the deep techno culture? Is it the game of tension, perfectly executed between the light and dark forces, and/or the so-trippy aquatic immersion, deep and beautiful? Is it because the hypnotic tracks have been designed by among the most talented artists of the genre? No, really, no idea, please help us out 🙂🙌👏❤️
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Interconnected Lip Vibes
by Schönfeld
German producer showcases a whimsical, club-friendly collage of bright synth arpeggios, vibrant percussion, and phased-out samples.
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The Sound of Stone
by Maro Kariya
Experimental electronic soundscapes steeped in dystopian themes; environmental and societal anxieties vented through industrial and techno.
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Mashini Vol.2
by Anunnaki Signal, Badador, Haider, 9TSNINE, W, xandr.vasiliev
Another round-up of experimental electronic up-and-comers, courtesy of Sanati, a new Tehran-based label devoted to local and global sounds.
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Sometimes, words can be told with percussions. BLNDR's rhythmic speech, deep and eloquent, is a call for tribal gatherings, as the proto-language of what the label was about to become. Then, MODVS and Korridor closed the narration with their own virtuous dialect.
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