Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Saktu

blue vinyl version. stepping out of the shadows with refined precision, saktu returns to heisenberg with the fucha ep – a sharp, hypnotic exploration of minimal groove. sleek rhythms, tactile textures, and playful low-end pressure define this trio of deep, late-night rollers. balancing raw functionality with subtle artistry, the fucha ep captures the essence of what makes heisenberg a beacon in the modern minimal scene. crafted for the floor, tested in the booth. vinyl only!

after more than a years break during the pandemic, heisenberg is back with the next long awaited vinyl. hsbrg blck 02 compilation featuring labels residents matpri, saktu, adamov, stan yaroslavsky. a 4 tracker perfect for different dancefloor situations. matpri delivers his signature micro house bomb, alex adamov is trippy & groovy as usual. b-side is deeper. saktu takes us on dub house trip with acid elements and wonderful juno 106 chords and last but not least is stan yaroslavsky with his track >starting all over< - this shit is timeless! a must have! vinyl only!

propper dubbed minimal techno

heisenberg presents the limited black series. featuring tracks from the romanian mastermind guy from downstairs, label-head saktu, moscows groove master lost.act and stan yaroslavsky the modular genius from tel-aviv. as usual its vinyl only, no digital promos or shares.

black repress! heisenberg label head saktu teams up with his friend alex adamov first time since the >kacheli ep< in 2016, bringing the ultimate summer house groover >unsa<, which already got many supports from the key players on the scene. on the b-side duo goes a bit deeper adding some 303 magic with >flicker< track. and last, but not least, we have remix from the berlins - maik yells who takes >flicker< to the next level with his signature sound. vinyl only. no digital shares. 180g.

romanian artist dragutesku’s “convalescent” steadily builds from clicks and crackles to full speed rumble, squelchy bass paired with spacey pads and crisp percussion. cali native rithma responds with “watsonville”, thrusting the ripped-cone kick to the front before the softer side slides beneath the rhythm for an all-night drive. russian producer saktu starts the flipside with “veidi”, a neon-soaked breakbeat floater pulling the low end out for the midsection’s chirrupy synth-chat before turning on the jets. from berlin via budapest comes giash’s “new things”, a frictionless ride on a hypersonic rail across a bubbling, tonal landscape.