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Music Man celebrates its 30th birthday with a limited series of special color vinyl, containing two classic tracks that were important in the labels history. On this edition are Petar Dundov's "Distant Shores" (2010) and "Prey For Peace" by Aril Brikha (2005).
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Music Man celebrates its 30th birthday with a limited series of special color vinyl, containing two classic tracks that were important in the label's history. Up next are Robert Hood's "And Then We Planned Our Escape" (2007) and Ignacio's (aka Steve Rachmad) "Organa" (Remastered, 1997).
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Music Man celebrates its 30th birthday with a limited series of special color vinyl, containing two classic tracks that were important in the label's history. Up first is Metro Dade's "Andor Voyage" (1995) and Stephen Brown's "Red Room" (2010).
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Swiss producer Deetron returns to Music Man Records with Heartwalking. Fresh from releasing his DJ-Kicks mix and Storytellers (2016) with DJ Bone, Heartwalking is a two track EP playing with fast moving and melodic techno. The title track is a high energy cut which tumbles over precise drums patterns and thumping bass. The "AM Version" adds a euphoric melody, guaranteed to keep people on the dance floor until the early hours. A perfectly composed set which continues his legacy of making thoughtful and skillful dance music.
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Croatia's esteemed DJ/producer Petar Dundov returns to Belgium's Music Man label with Dalmatina/Once We Were Here EP. "Dalmatina" kicks things off, taking the listener on a nine-minute melodic trancelike journey that boasts a sublime evolving arrangement encompassing, a solid four-to-the-floor rhythm, intriguing percussive elements, and a distinctive arpeggiated synth melody. Next, the 13-minute, synth-laden "Once We Were Here" serves up a masterfully produced electronic tour-de-force comprising of, dancefloor-ready '80s-esque drum programming, a lush emotive chord progression, and a beautiful reverb-drenched guitar-tinged lead melody.
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Croatia's Petar Dundov presents The Lattice, featuring a remix from Frank Wiedemann. "The Lattice" is an enchanting 10-minute hypnotic journey full of captivating, intertwined melodies accompanied by smooth slow-burning beats. "The idea for 'The Lattice' came into existence when I played a simple downward chord progression while experimenting with different rising and falling melodic patterns. This phenomenon - where harmony is reinforcing melody and vice versa - gave me the idea for the song title." says Dundov.
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4LP version with CD. Croatia's esteemed DJ/producer Petar Dundov returns with his fifth artist album entitled At The Turn Of Equilibrium via Belgium's Music Man Records. The inspirational eight-tracker encompasses all of the inimitable production qualities of his previous albums whilst exploring a broader set of moods and themes, delivering what feels like his most accomplished work to date. The album's impassioned opener, "Then Life," commences the release by taking us on a captivating journey of complex melodies and soothing ambient textures. The album continues by showcasing a wealth of hypnotic masterpieces such as the dark and slow-burning "The Lattice," the thought-provoking "Before It All Ends" and the Kraftwerk-esque "Midnight Orchestra." Other highlights include, the Vangelis-influenced up-tempo groover "Mist," the lush ambient soundscape "New Hope," the uplifting and emotional "Missing You" and the hugely stimulating synth-driven melodic work-of-genius "Everlasting Love." Developed like a well-constructed DJ set, the album has not only been designed to invoke personal insight for music to be the catalyst for understanding but also make sense as a listening experience, highlighting Dundov's unparalleled talent, depth and versatility as a DJ/producer.
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Croatia's esteemed DJ/producer Petar Dundov returns with his fifth artist album entitled At The Turn Of Equilibrium via Belgium's Music Man Records. The inspirational eight-tracker encompasses all of the inimitable production qualities of his previous albums whilst exploring a broader set of moods and themes, delivering what feels like his most accomplished work to date. The album's impassioned opener, "Then Life," commences the release by taking us on a captivating journey of complex melodies and soothing ambient textures. The album continues by showcasing a wealth of hypnotic masterpieces such as the dark and slow-burning "The Lattice," the thought-provoking "Before It All Ends" and the Kraftwerk-esque "Midnight Orchestra." Other highlights include, the Vangelis-influenced up-tempo groover "Mist," the lush ambient soundscape "New Hope," the uplifting and emotional "Missing You" and the hugely stimulating synth-driven melodic work-of-genius "Everlasting Love." Developed like a well-constructed DJ set, the album has not only been designed to invoke personal insight for music to be the catalyst for understanding but also make sense as a listening experience, highlighting Dundov's unparalleled talent, depth and versatility as a DJ/producer.
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Petar Dundov's "Dancing Sun" sounds exactly like its title -- happy and uplifting -- but still with the signature melodic techno sound for which Croatia's number-one techno producer is known. Glasgow's Forever Sound, a favorite of the Music Man label since his 2013 debut on Horn Wax, appears on remix duties.
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Petar Dundov has been so busy touring and remixing since the 2013 release of his third album, Sailing Off the Grid (MM 039CD/LP), on Music Man, that this 12" is only the second work to be released since, following the 2014 single Origins/Rise (MM 171EP). Dundov's signature melodic sound is in full effect. A must for the fans.
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Single-sided reissue pressed on red transparent vinyl and limited to 300. Terence Fixmer's "Aktion Mekanik Theme," originally released on Music Man in 2003, was as much a landmark for techno as the Aktion Mekanik compilation (MM 021CD) was for EBM. "As an artist who's been pushing EBM sounds into the modernity of Techno it was a logical step to do the compilation back then," Fixmer says. "I wanted to show my influences as a Techno artist, as Detroit sounds weren't my roots at all, but classics by Front 242, Fad Gadget, Nitzer Ebb, Crash Course in Science, or Snowy Red."
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Music Man Records presents a repress of the highly sought-after classic Dominus by Steve Rachmad aka Parallel 9, originally released in 2005.
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Deetron's second album Music Over Matter (MM 040CD/LP), found Deetron in a unique, transitional phase. The vocal element of his music coming to the fore, with his second album he proves that there is no substitute for substance and skill, putting music firmly back in the frame is the message. For the new single "Love Song," Deetron calls on the vocal talents of oddball techno superstar Seth Troxler. Steve Bug brings his Traffic Signs alias back to life for the remix, and adds an instrumental version, too. Without a doubt, an irresistible package for any DJ.
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Taking place on the 8th of November, 2014's I Love Techno is held at the Flanders Expo in Ghent and as ever, is expected to attract some 35,000 people across five rooms, making it Europe's leading indoor dance event. Brodinski is one of the headliners this year, next to, amongst others, Dave Clarke, Tiga, Jeff Mills, Boys Noize, Jamie Jones, Erol Alkan, Underworld, and many more. Brodinski is a DJ and producer from France. He has released EPs on Bromance, Relief & Turbo, and is currently working on his debut album. Brodinski has had the honor to remix big names such as Spank Rock, Sebastien Tellier, Laurent Garnier, Skrillex and Justice, just to name a few. He also recently co-produced, alongside Gesaffelstein, two tracks on Kanye West's album, Yeezus. Music Man is very proud to present you his new mix CD I Love Techno 2014. Artists include: Joe, Randomer, Appleblim & Peverelist, Acid Arab, Jimmy Edgar, Marcelus, Jon Convex, Planetary Assault Systems, Marquis Hawkes, Woo York, Robert Hood, Claro Intelecto, Alden Tyrell, J. Tijn, Bobmo, Djedjotronic, MXM, Tinfoil, joeFarr, Ateph Elidja, Maelstrom, Brendon Moeller, Adam Beyer, Zadig, and Speedy J & George Issakidis.
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Deetron's second album Music Over Matter (MM 040CD/LP) finds him in a unique, transitional phase. The vocal element of his music coming to the fore, he proves that there is no substitute for substance and skill -- putting music firmly back in the frame is the message. For the new single Rescue, Deetron calls on the beautiful vocal talents of George Maple, which results in the ultimate feel-good track. Fred P brings his own different flavors to the table -- twice! -- and makes this an irresistible package for any DJ.
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Music Man released Petar Dundov's third album Sailing Off the Grid in 2013 on CD and limited 4LP. After the single Moving/Canonic Waves, these are the first two brand-new Dundov tracks since that album. Petar's signature sound in full effect. A must for the fans.
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Earlier in 2013, Music Man released Petar Dundov's third album Sailing Off the Grid (MM 039CD/LP) on CD and limited 4LP. One of the biggest tracks on the album is without a doubt "Moving." Music Man now releases it as a 12" with a fresh, unreleased track on the B-side called "Canonical Waves."
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Deetron's second album Music Over Matter, which will be released on Music Man Records, finds the artist in a unique, transitional phase. The vocal element of his music coming to the fore, with his new album he proves that there is no substitute for substance and skill, putting music firmly back in the frame is the message. For the first single, Deetron calls on the beautifully smooth vocal talents of Ben Westbeech, which produces the perfect melody-drenched house track. Will Saul & October and Karizma bring their own different flavors to the table and make this an irresistible package for any house DJ.
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Deetron's second album finds the artist in a unique, transitional phase. The vocal element of his music coming to the fore, with Music Over Matter he proves that there is no substitute for substance and skill, putting music firmly back in the frame is the message. A prismatic mosaic of vocal textures and expertly-crafted grooves, Music Over Matter takes flight through the bounds of Deetron's musical persona, working vocals in unexpected ways through the deepest, most colorful and penetrating moments. From cranked-up four-to-the-floor and voluminous deep house grooves, to dream-sequence synths, elegant drum-programming and powerful melodic signatures, there is not a single moment of this album that won't thrill those craving a hefty interjection. Yet as motley and satisfyingly eclectic as they come, each track of the album is connected through a deep vein of soulful musicality. Joining Deetron for the trip are old friends such as Ripperton and Cooly G, who lay the foundations for the album with their opening track "Thinking" -- glitchy, scratchy techno, which blends in perfectly with Deetron's collaboration with the inimitable, cosmic surfer Seth Troxler, with whom he throws down a golden gauntlet of pitch-bent synths and heightening fervor with their hypnotic "Love Song." Deetron's hit single with Hercules & Love Affair also features. Flipping genres so elegantly, Deetron teams up with Belgian vocalist Delvis for an old-school Motor City-influenced vocal number, which is followed by the beautifully smooth vocal talents of Ben Westbeech, who produce a perfect, melody-drenched house track, which will also be Deetron's forthcoming single. Deetron's collaboration with Fritz Kalkbrenner adds a seriously unique twist to the album, with rich vocals resonating over Deetron's orchestral soundtrack. Teaming up with Justin Chapman again for "Strange Things" with Simbad along for the ride results in a gorgeous slab of deep electronic. George Maple provides the perfect vocals for "Rescue" with her ethereal vocals washing over you in pure delight. Music Over Matter also features pure instrumental tracks by Deetron. From a producer, whose unrelenting passion is the mark of his music, Music Over Matter is a reflection of the vibrant landscape upon which he so fearlessly treads. A bold, panoramic stroke that will appeal to so many more than just the intrepid nomads of the underground.
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4LP version comes in a beautiful, hand-drawn, heavyweight 4LP package, in a cross shape. Includes CD. Petar Dundov runs his own Neumatik studio in Zagreb where he works as a sound engineer as well as producing his own take on techno, ambient and electronica, much to the liking of respected artists such as Carl Craig, Sven Väth, and François K. The Croatian producer might be best-known as a producer of wondrous, melodically complex techno -- but as revealed on his first two albums Escapements (MM 031CD) and Ideas from the Pond (MM 037CD/LP), his ambitions and talents as a musician are considerably more expansive than simply servicing the dancefloor. Dundov's third LP, Sailing Off the Grid, expands on the lush, intricate synth explorations of his previous two releases, but sees him delve further still into those realms, invoking the spirit of classic ambient and synth-based music of decades gone by. While the album spans just eight tracks, each track clocks in at over seven minutes, and some almost double that length. Each is slow-burning, expansive, gradually unfolding to reveal more of itself and to develop its motifs and sentiments without the often hurried constraints of the dancefloor (or even more so, the radio). This is an album to be consumed in its entirety; not for those with short attention spans or iPod playlists on their mind. "Enter the Vortex" hypnotically seduces the listener into a hazy sort of submission as the album begins; a beat-less exercise in simplicity whose mood swells through a cascade of soaring pads and softly twinkling synths and whose tension never resolves itself. "Yesterday Is Tomorrow" revolves around an Italo-esque arpeggiated bassline, and is the album's first track to work around a simple 4/4 beat, a flurry of synths shining brightly and melting into oneness thanks to spacious reverbs and delays. "Moving" begins from a hushed, delicate melody to unfold into an expansive, rolling progressive number, spilling over with emotive flourishes and freestyles and incessant brooding bass. A solemn, slow '80s stadium rock style drum beat on "Spheres" brings the tempo down, allowing Dundov to explore more complex and intricate melodic interplay still, the acidic bassline and slowly morphing sorrowful melodies of "White Spring" making for a stark contrast next. The title-track is a throbbing, heady affair, which spares key changes and chord progression in favor of unrelenting, slow-burning arpeggios and tension over the course of a dreamy 13 minutes. "Sur la mer avec mon ami" drops the tempo once again to a sunset slumber, soaring pads and an array of soft keys and guitar licks gently caressing the laconic beat. It's left to "Cradle" to round off this engrossing collection with its sweeping soundscapes and almost Oriental undertones; a fittingly unhurried finale for an album that likes to take its time about things. As well as the glorious aesthetic of this record, it's clear that this third album is indebted to the greats of the synthesizer world. The album imparts a -- whisper it -- almost Balearic sensuality, with a real sense of humanity elicited from Dundov's array of machines by way of ever-changing melodies and patterns, giving the sense of a spontaneous, freestyle approach to synth playing and constructing tracks. If his first two albums unearthed his wider musical talents, Sailing Off the Grid is the one that sees him blossom into an incredibly accomplished and ever-more-intriguing producer.
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Petar Dundov runs his own Neumatik studio in Zagreb where he works as a sound engineer as well as producing his own take on techno, ambient and electronica, much to the liking of respected artists such as Carl Craig, Sven Väth, and François K. The Croatian producer might be best-known as a producer of wondrous, melodically complex techno -- but as revealed on his first two albums Escapements (MM 031CD) and Ideas from the Pond (MM 037CD/LP), his ambitions and talents as a musician are considerably more expansive than simply servicing the dancefloor. Dundov's third LP, Sailing Off the Grid, expands on the lush, intricate synth explorations of his previous two releases, but sees him delve further still into those realms, invoking the spirit of classic ambient and synth-based music of decades gone by. While the album spans just eight tracks, each track clocks in at over seven minutes, and some almost double that length. Each is slow-burning, expansive, gradually unfolding to reveal more of itself and to develop its motifs and sentiments without the often hurried constraints of the dancefloor (or even more so, the radio). This is an album to be consumed in its entirety; not for those with short attention spans or iPod playlists on their mind. "Enter the Vortex" hypnotically seduces the listener into a hazy sort of submission as the album begins; a beat-less exercise in simplicity whose mood swells through a cascade of soaring pads and softly twinkling synths and whose tension never resolves itself. "Yesterday Is Tomorrow" revolves around an Italo-esque arpeggiated bassline, and is the album's first track to work around a simple 4/4 beat, a flurry of synths shining brightly and melting into oneness thanks to spacious reverbs and delays. "Moving" begins from a hushed, delicate melody to unfold into an expansive, rolling progressive number, spilling over with emotive flourishes and freestyles and incessant brooding bass. A solemn, slow '80s stadium rock style drum beat on "Spheres" brings the tempo down, allowing Dundov to explore more complex and intricate melodic interplay still, the acidic bassline and slowly morphing sorrowful melodies of "White Spring" making for a stark contrast next. The title-track is a throbbing, heady affair, which spares key changes and chord progression in favor of unrelenting, slow-burning arpeggios and tension over the course of a dreamy 13 minutes. "Sur la mer avec mon ami" drops the tempo once again to a sunset slumber, soaring pads and an array of soft keys and guitar licks gently caressing the laconic beat. It's left to "Cradle" to round off this engrossing collection with its sweeping soundscapes and almost Oriental undertones; a fittingly unhurried finale for an album that likes to take its time about things. As well as the glorious aesthetic of this record, it's clear that this third album is indebted to the greats of the synthesizer world. The album imparts a -- whisper it -- almost Balearic sensuality, with a real sense of humanity elicited from Dundov's array of machines by way of ever-changing melodies and patterns, giving the sense of a spontaneous, freestyle approach to synth playing and constructing tracks. If his first two albums unearthed his wider musical talents, Sailing Off the Grid is the one that sees him blossom into an incredibly accomplished and ever-more-intriguing producer.
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Deetron is on a roll with a new EP ready. "Character" is techno as you can expect it from your Swiss friend; deep but uplifting, refined but powerful. The track comes in two different versions, with the "Beats" version being more stripped-down, obviously. "Can't Love You More" drives on a catchy vocal and goes more toward the (deep) house spectrum, but with a punchy kick. Class-A material as always from Deetron.
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Motor: Nighttime World 3 is widely-regarded as one of the best albums of 2012. Music Man is proud to present the third single, including remixes from the Underground Resistance crew. There are two different versions for you to check out: the "UR Mad Mike Remix" features founding UR member Mike Banks with edits by Skurge and Ray 7. On the "DirtTech UR Remix" Mad Mike collaborated with Waajeed. Also includes the original track on its own side.
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"Crave" was the first single from Deetron's forthcoming album on Music Man, featuring Hercules & Love Affair. Here's the second single, this time with Ovasoul7 on vocals -- the same brilliant vocalist that was also featured on Deetron's 2007 blinder "I Cling." The amazing original is backed up with remixes from George Fitzgerald and KiNK (vocal + dub mix). A serious contender for tune of the year.
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