The September Mix - Part 2

The mix for the latter half of September turned out a bit harder than usual, starting off with deep, melodic grooves and finishing in a jacking bass tsunami overload. 15 of the best tracks released this month, mixed with the utmost care and attention for your enjoyment. Thanks for listening!

Tracklist:
1.- Sasha - Smoke Monk (VONDA7 6am Flight Remix)
2.- Dense & Pika and Melody´s Enemy - From Nothing
3.- The Saunderson Brothers - Under The Bridge
4.- Drunken Kong - How Far Do We Go
5.- Tube & Berger - International Corporate Motherfuckers (Teenage Mutants Remix)
6.- Loco & Jam - Red Alert
7.- Pascal FEOS - F&L
8.- Roman Poncet - Turn Down
9.- The Advent - High Horse
10.- Re:Axis - Energy In Motion
11.- Mediane - Inhuman
12.- Element0 - Loaded
13.- Ellen Allien - Trigger
14.- Truncate - Multiply
15.- Lewis Fautzi - Opposition

Pascal FEOS - F&L

Techno veteran Pascal FEOS has been responsible for some very memorable tracks throughout his almost 3-decades-old career, keeping true to his roots and always looking to push the genre forward. He teams up with Bedrock to release The Big Reason EP, a huge record that includes F&L, a sonic overload that looks murky from afar, but once you get up close, turns into a wonderfully complex affair with a killer bassline.

Mediane - Inhuman

Mediane are two producers from Paris who combine their respective influences and talents to create tunes that are dark, deep, atmospheric, aggressive and ominous. Sometimes these styles come together all at once, like in Inhuman, off their Spiritual Rave EP on OFF Recordings, where punishing beats coexist with scary synths and an overall uneasy feeling.

Re:Axis - Energy In Motion

A pulsating techno beat opens Energy In Motion, included in the EP of the same name by Re:Axis and released by Planet Rhythm, which then starts progressing and building up into a driving, hypnotic track, thanks in part to its mysterious voice samples.

Truncate - Multiply

On Multiply, Truncate crafts searing grooves that make for real pounding techno, which trudges along nicely until, at the least expected, a surprising element comes into play, in the form of playful piano stabs. 

Tube & Berger - International Corporate Motherfuckers (Teenage Mutants Remix)

German duo Tube & Berger released their second album We Are All Stars last year, which has gotten another remix treatment this year in a special release by Kittball, including a remix of International Corporate Motherfuckers by Teenage Mutants, who turn the tech-house grooves of the original into razor-sharp techno beats.

Dense & Pika and Melody´s Enemy - From Nothing

Dense & Pika collaborate with Melody´s Enemy once again to produce From Nothing, combining deep grooves with a solid beat and creating a killer track complete with some ominous vocals. Released by Kneaded Pains together with an excellent remix by Perc.