Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : C7

andrey zenkov is back with second release of basic7! vinyl only.

first release from basic7. new music, new story. incl. four different mood tracks for different situations. vinyl only.

nil, which translates to zero, was designed precisely with the idea in mind, the idea, in which, everything is given life from nothing. this absolute nothingness allows us to create our most beautiful ideas. nil knows no boundaries and hopes to create beauty from every corner where nothing exists. with unlimited possibilities, nil hopes to bring to you quality electronic music of all shapes, sizes, and tones.
nil goes across the atlantic and into the heart of romania, where marsomatic700 takes the helm for their first release and brings to you their debut ep, >ce zici?<. max 1 item per customer / max 1 platte pro kunde

the second installment of the radar remixes hails in two like-minded spirits that each take on a classic belgian house track. dutchman nymfo takes on ultrasonic7s lips they move and turns it into a funky summertime tune with an absolutely exquisite hiphop break. full vocal and full on instrumentation guarantee you ll keep your ears to the speaker. combining highpitched beats, funky licks and a wobbly, a.i.-esque bassline, nymfo delivers something quite unlike his usual work, but does it amazingly well. expect this to go straight to daytime radio! the producers producer, mr dnaudio and sir synergy, the one they call break, steps up to rework summers here by magnus, aka deus tom barman and techno legend cj bolland. he reconstructs the track, using vocals, rhodes, guitar and subtle percussion, and works gently towards the drop which is as catchy as it is entising: clean, crisp breakbeats are supported by the deepest dubstyle bassline youve heard to date and together they keep things rollin effortlessly.

velvet: a great techno classic gets the full c series overhaul. bang up to date and a perfect floor filling package. tribal percussion rattles along with a speaker throbbing bassline which drops seamlessly into that well known synth from the original. the main lead is then tinkered, wrapped around, and flipped to breathe new life and give us a new shade of velvet. intergalactic:doesnt need much of an introduction, the title pretty much gives it away. the beastie boys go techno! another dance floor smash and grab here beastie style. vocals used effectively.. not too much not too little but with the fused with the rest of the track it brings out so much energy, the percussion, the toms in the background, the stabs throughout the track makes everyone in the room jump!