Tag: Superfreq
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Saytek Q&A
Welcome to Magazine Sixty, Joseph. You have been performing and producing music for a considerable amount of time now. I wanted to ask, given the sometimes fickle nature of dance music, what you feel has enabled that longevity as you have remained integral to dancefloors? Luck, hard work, being in the right place at the…
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Various Artists – Freq Traxx Vol. 2 – Superfreq
Of course this is good. But then Superfreq never fails to present itself in anything less than the most positive light, which in this case, casts a gaze across the four excellent tracks making up Vol.2. Opening with Tenampa’s Gabriel I and Italian producer Rawbach who have co-produced the devilish, exhilarating raptures of Taured the…
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Mr. C – Show Me – Superfreq
Celebrating the labels fiftieth release of music in the only way that Mr. C ever could. In other words, this is fucking excellent. Before I get to the original we have Ruede Hagelstein’s Synthesizer Love Mix which does just that as a shimmering array of that very electronic instrument weaves its way across a pulsating…
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Delicate Droids – Walk of Shame – Superfreq
Ouch. When the bassline is played on the delightfully titled Where Are My Panties you just know you’re in for trouble. Following up from their debut release all the way back in 2015 Delicate Droids have no shortage when it comes to brilliant titles for tracks. But more on that later. The missing item(s) cleverly…
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Jay Tripwire & Modern Ancient – Heart432 – Superfreq
Superfreq reassert their importance (again) with this super-hot new production care off Jay Tripwire & Modern Ancient. The original version tugs at the heartstrings as the breathy rush of synths and voice-like impressions are cast together over probing drums and repeating tones, cumulating in a classically tuned arrangement that doesn’t waste a moment. A further…
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Jay Tripwire Q&A
Hello and welcome to Magazine Sixty Jay. Can we start with your new single (with Modern Ancient): Heart432. Can you talk us through the ten minutes of the Original Mix and where the inspiration came from for the track, and what its title signifies? I started tuning my music to 423 a few years ago,…
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Teotima Ensemble Counting The Ways First Word Records We all like a touch of Jazz. Although it’s a shame that I don’t get to hear as much contemporary stuff this more than makes up for the shortfall. All the tracks are quite long – which is good – and conjure up the sort of atmosphere…
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