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Last year Arodes really made his mark with tunes like ‘Storm’ and ‘Reborn’ finding their way into the sets of influential DJs like Rufus Du Sol, Monolink and Vintage Culture. He also played over 150 gigs everywhere from Tomorrowland and Burning Man to Ushuaia Ibiza and Brooklyn Mirage. He runs his own Unreleased event series and is on a mission to make deep connections with his audience.
Bonelli meanwhile heads up the Tinnit Music and Krome Records labels having also dropped his fresh Afro house and tech on the likes of Kerri Chandler’s Kaoz Theory, Defected and Toolroom. He mixes up classic sounds with his own rich melodies and has had support from big names such as Black Coffee, Bedouin and Themba.
Together the pair find real magic in ‘Elevate’, a seven-minute deep house trip lit up with well-curated melodies. The smooth rolling beats come alive with crisp vocal stabs and dramatic chords that slowly but surely cast a spell and lift the dance floor to a higher emotional plane. At the midpoint, fresh melodic patterns erupt and rain down to bring real rapture to the moment.
This is a richly musical new track that stays in the memory long after it has finished playing.
Artist: Arodes, Klement Bonelli
Title: Elevate
Record Label: Connected
Cat.Number: Connected 118
Release Date: 10th March 2023
Tracklist:
1) Elevate
Tracklist:
1) Surrender (Extended Mix)
2) Surrender (Radio Edit)
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Croatian techno pioneer Petar Dundov is back with In Expectation of Dawn, a first new album in seven years. It comes on his own label Neumatik and finds the revered producer exploring a cinematic world of richly emotive ambient, modern classical, and dub techno with his signature futuristic perspective.
Dundov is a core part of the European underground and has been for 20+ years. He is a cultured producer with a sophisticated sound that has seen him put out an array of well received EPs and plenty of standout albums including Sculptures 1-3, Escapements, Ideas From The Pond, Sailing Off The Grid, and At The Turn Of Equilibrium, most of which came on Music Man Records. He has played at some of the world’s best clubs and festivals from I Love Techno to Exit to Berghain to Space Ibiza. Now he is back with another immersive long player.
“Going through years of the pandemic, when the whole world was interrupted and redirected into new uncharted territory, I tried to imagine what kind of world would emerge afterwards. Going from darkness to light, in a brief moment of serenity and stillness at the birth of a new day, I tried to express that emotion and picture the moment with sound. What came out can be described as a journey towards the rediscovery of self and new insight into deeper understanding of life. I hope this album will evoke emotions and be a source of inspiration for times that come.” – Petar Dundov
This is a seriously absorbing album that opens with the dramatic synthscapes of In Expectation of Dawn. They are filled with tension that dissipates as soon as While You Were Sleeping starts. More gentle melodies and pads wash over you in soothing, comforting fashion then In Seduction layers up mellifluous piano chords that tug at the heart strings. Pseudo Moon is a cosmic reawakening with sci-fi overtones and retro-future synth sounds while the 10 minute-plus Intension is deep, rolling, cavernous dub techno awash with smeared chords. The hopeful Beyond Horizon is another moment to pause, take stock and dream of a happy future then Sea Organ casts you adrift in a celestial sky awash with heavenly melodies.
In Expectation of Dawn, is another hugely accomplished album from this visionary producer.
Artist: Petar Dundov
Title: In Expectation Of Dawn
Record Label:
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Release Date: 3rd March 2023
Tracklist:
1) In Expectation Of Dawn
2) While You Were Sleeping
3) In Seduction
4) Pseudo Moon
5) Intension
6) Beyond Horizon
7) Sea Organ
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