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KD 003CD
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Returning to the album format with a fresh perspective, the Hamburg-based duo Kaiserdisco delivers a varied but free-flowing record that encapsulates their affinity with uninhibited, underground electronic music. Meet Me on the Floor is dedicated to all the great people Kaiserdisco's Frederic Berger and Patrick Buck have met on their travels in the recent past. These meetings have, for the most part, been intrinsically linked to the club environment, the atmosphere in which the guys are most at home, hence both the album's name and dancefloor focus. Ranging from deep house to groovy techno, stripped-back electronica and beyond, the album provides a perfect snapshot of the modern Kaiserdisco sound. Club-ready but peppered with subtle idiosyncrasies that unveil a real depth of personality within their music, their sound is as addictive as it is individual. Meet Me on the Floor is released via the guys' own label, KD Music. 2013 has seen KD Music come into its own, unveiling a consummate mix of international and rising talent. The imprint has already seen killer releases from the likes of Danny Serrano and Darlyn Vlys, Hollen, F.Sonik, Kernel Key, Anil Chawla, Fabian Argomedo, Arjun Vagale, and of course, Kaiserdisco themselves. The new era of Kaiserdisco and KD Music has well and truly begun. Guest appearances by Navid Izadi and Cari Golden.
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MBF 12089EP
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Two irresistible tracks from Kaiserdisco. The polyrhythmic "Semiramis" has the bongos bouncing high and vocals racing in. Flip it over for "Menon"'s disco claps and '60s organ sound. Understated euphoric ballads, if there ever was such a thing.
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MBF 12083EP
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Kaiserdisco are definitely "Made in Germany," producing modern, cutting-edge tracks with a nevertheless timeless and classic feel. "Kuala" is an ethno-natured track with a lively bass line and uplifting small melody stabs, smithereens of vocals and a superb drive. For the more traditional Kaiserdisco fan, there's "Singa," another powerful tool of a track. Kaiserdisco keep a beat tight and introduce a lot of rising, cool sounds, building up lots of vertical "hands-in-the air" energy.
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PURE 070EP
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Since Kaiserdisco aka Frederic Berger & Patrick Buck met up, they have been ruling the Beatport charts. Since their first record in 2008, they've racked up records for Terminal M, MBF, Drumcode, Kling Klong, Micro.fon, etc., turning out tunes which are heavy on the bounce and filled with trippy good vibes. "Silfide" is an edgy, party people mover, meshing big room bounce with prickly scrapes, vocal urgency and electric jolts that all build up with dizzying tension.
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MBF 12078EP
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Kaiserdisco's new tune "Lurin" is a bomb of a groove track with a stunning diversity of different samples and sounds, including hip ethno samples and all it takes to make it a hi-tech Kaiserdisco product come alive. "Callao" is a true Kaiserdisco uptempo rocker, a stripped-down DJ weapon with tense breakdowns, analog hooks, and an amazing sound design. Kaiserdisco takes no prisoners.
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MBF 12075EP
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Here is a remix 12" of tracks from Kaiserdisco's album In No One's Shadow. DJ Madskillz and 2000 And One reduce the original of "Amalfino" into the essentials while still getting a bit of deepness going. Yousef presents a laidback, melodic version of "In No One's Shadow," keeping it really steady-going but mellow and deep. Sébastian Léger's remix of "Simplistix" is a tough and technoid kind of techno-house-hybrid and F.Sonik's remix of "Aguja" focuses on a tripped-out minimal style.
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MBF 12072EP
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This vinyl EP features four tracks by Germany's Kaiserdisco from their debut full-length (MBF 004CD). Working with a killer house groove, wild pitch sounds, spaced-out effects and sensual vocals, it unites at least four different genres of music in such a skilful way that it will leave your mouth open in amazement.
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MBF 004CD
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The truly hyped phenomenon that is known as Germany's Kaiserdisco presents their first full-length album. Minimal without being boring, trippy without being predictable, unafraid of melody, ethno sounds or vocals and with a sophisticated, super-strong production, this is the trademark of Kaiserdisco. As their name reveals, Kaiserdisco is about the disco, the club, the hysteria, the nightlife. It is about creating a good vibe, putting a smile on people's faces, making things happen. In No One's Shadow features 10 new, unreleased tracks, plus their biggest hit "Aquja" and "Carachillo." Amazing sound design, funky and ear-catching leads, coupled with sophisticated arrangement nuances make In No One's Shadow a unique dancefloor journey. The album starts with the warm-hearted "Tripping Lure," a Balearic breakbeat track that introduces wonderful string arrangements and vocal snippets, making it a perfect opener for their album. "In No One's Shadow" carries this feeling a step further, introducing a deep Latin-flavored house track with reminiscences to nostalgic New York house music, crediting the wild pitch sound as much as Crystal Waters or Armand van Helden. "Dance On The Moon" is a twisted, Chicago-flavored tune, sci-fi funk influences working on the mental side of things, reminding us of Green Velvet or Grand Detroit Pubahs. "Simplistix" is the most "Kaiser"-sounding track, playful, restless, and full of joy, with some haunting vocals. It nicely blends wild percussion, vocals and squawking synths into an action-packed, yet equally sublime journey.
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MBF 12067EP
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Kaiserdisco are back once again with another glamorous and eerie tech-house stormer. A two-track monster that ought to keep all the die-hard fans of MBF happy. "Carambolo" is a true Kaiserdisco tune, working with vocals and merry-go-round sounds, but unique to this track is the drumming in-between the beats. With the fantastic disco track "Pitaya," Kaiserdisco prove that they are the masters of many genres.
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MBF 12064EP
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Kaiserdisco present their monster, "Aguja," a breathtaking track riding on spiritual vocal passages, lush melodies, diverse themes, and a strong tribal beat. "Cailon" is a cool groover, more steady, deep, and repetitive with a massive bass line, vocal stabs and deep chords that make the track breathe. Shifting towards hypnotic beats, "Bacalao" explores different states of consciousness with a superb bandwidth of music. This track should be played with a lot of funky deeper house.
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MBF 12061EP
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Kaiserdisco presents Cocktail for My Best Friend. "Amalfino" is a strong, driving percussive track that builds on child-like vocals, creating a bit of a fairy-light atmosphere within a massive production. "Bailetto" is a bit of a continuation of "Amalfino," working with similar vocals but with less of a peak-time formula. With "Carachillo," Kaiserdisco have added a cool and deep, house-y track with Indian vocals and samples, which could be cool for the house community.
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MBF 12055EP
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The topic of this Kaiserdisco EP is footwear. And since espandrillos are perfect for raving techno tunes, "Espandrillo" will leave tracks on the surface of every beach in Spain. "Sandalia" is more uptempo and rocking techno, while "Descalzo" (trans. "barefoot") is more cool and funky with loops and grooves that stick around until the bitter end. The wonderfully fitting flip-flop photo used for the cover art was taken by Oliver Hacke.
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MBF 12052EP
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Kaiserdisco, the friendly boys from Hamburg, have put their hearts into the world of well-established, polyrhythmic grooves MBF have been laying down. "Pipe!" is a super groove track with a palm flute running amok and cool drumming/percussion, creating a fantastic jazz-funk rhythm. This one will awaken the dead. "Forward" lives up to its expectations, creating a very strong drive that will definitely rock the bigger floors.
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