“A Mix by Melee and I to celebrate not only my first year on the playa for Burning Man, but also our everlasting friendship and partnership of passion. Brothers from different mothers. In times where I’ve felt discouraged, or challenged adversity, Melee has inspired me to continue doing what I truly love, finding great tunes attempting to mix them without getting too excited!
From coast to coast, our friendship thrives and flourishes with ideas that we both integrate into our labels, Monism & Sturdy. In accordance with Melee’s absence this year, I will do my best to represent on his behalf. He’s half the reason I’m there anyways!!
Together we provide you with 60 minutes of tunes to get you there….
Tracklisting to come.
Enjoy!!!!”
If you are attending. And enjoy the sounds. MO7S dates in BRC are listed below.
I am very proud to announce to you the next release from Monism Music for personal reasons. As a very close friend and fellow production geek I have always felt that Nullspace has been destined for great things with his production work. After introducing him to the Monism Music team, it was a must to sign his material. After listening to the “Into The Night EP” for the first time, I knew it was necessary to get a proper remix from another one of our favorites. OUTSIDER! WE PRESENT TO YOU, MONISM 008!Congratulations Mike, I am proud to have part in your first of many releases. [MELEE]
From the cavernous depths of a long hiatus from action comes Monism 8, celebrating the first release of Boston native Michael Andrews (aka Null Space).
The Space Music (www.di.fm) curator and technological guru has long been fascinated with the sounds of Minimal Techno mixed with his deep appreciation for quality Ambient and atmospherics. His first outing is nothing short of a nod to his mentors, whilst pushing the gambit for North American Minimal and Tech House.
Zusa is the main cut with a killer groove, trippy vocal snippets and sounds, and a rolling bassline sure to put you in shift mode; by far the most maximal of all the cuts. Second comes Shimmer, down a more minimal vein with plush pads and a nice round bassline. It could easily be seen in crates from Minimal mad men to those big Prog jocks all in one evening.
Reale goes into underwater techno land, familiar to those that follow Joel Mull’s Inside Recordings. Pumping filler with big sounds make this great genre segue material.
To close up the In To The Night EP, two remixes of Zusa from old school master of tech, Outsider. From the days of Junior Boys own, comes one half of the former Peace Division, from Kingsize to Blue Black to Lot 49, the list goes on, as does the outfit known to us as Outsider. Swinging beats and percolating keys rock the first mix into a dancefloor frenzy, whilst MKII focuses on the original bass line groove. Both mixes are incredible for peak hour floors.
Feedback and Support!
————————————————————————————– Schimmer and Zusa (OustsiderMix) are both killer cuts. Will play these worldwide. RANDALL JONES us
————————————————————————————– Keep Them Coming! Love from Munich. MARKUS MEHTA germany
————————————————————————————– Nullspace = BIG IN THE GAME! Eclectic package for the intellectual EDM lovers DYLAN RHYMES uk
————————————————————————————– Liking the Outsider MixII best here – nice & chunky dancefloor bumper! ZODIAC CARTEL uk
————————————————————————————– Wicked tracks! Remixes are great as well!! Lovin It!! RENATO COHEN brazil
————————————————————————————– 4 out of 5 Thank you! DANNY TENAGLIA us
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Picked this mix up from the TECHFUNK MANIFESTO blog a couple weeks ago and Pete Bassbin is holding shit down! Across the spectrum with a multi-genre mix. Business as usual!
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Their back at it again with back to back releases! Lot49’s latest sonic adventure sees label stalwart Vandal return to the fore with this monstrous Thrasher EP. Vandal’s previous releases such as ‘Mad as Hell’, ‘Obey’, ‘Idiots’ and last year’s ‘Captain Magic’ have gained him a reputation for producing no nonsense, energy fueled floorfillers and this EP is no exception.
Here Vandal has crafted 3 genre transcending club bangers that have been part of our armory for the last 6 months, tearing up floors around the globe from Berlin to Istanbul, Moscow to Sheffield.
Here at Monism Music we are strong supporters of the LOT49 label and the people that are behind it for many reasons. We have followed the production of these folks since the days of Blue Black. Since those days, they have consistently crushed the Tech-Funk scene by bringing the masses nothing but the best across the genre spectrum. Together, we have drank the wine, smoked the smoke and shared the sound systems with these talented yet humble artists. Even in the time of need, they have shared their experiences with advice to us in order to better refine our skills with music production and the industry. We are grateful for this. Be on the lookout for OUTSIDER’s remix of Monism artist Nullspace that will be dropping very soon!
With that said, anything that we can assist on pushing their work you will see come through our blogs and any other social networking outlets. DYLAN RHYMES presents a FREE DOWNLOAD of his re-alignment of the AfroJack Pacha on Acid with Seb Leger’s DiscoTechno. You can snatch it up below! Enjoy!
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