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TECH 041EP
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$19.00
PREORDER
RELEASE DATE: 8/7/2026
The 41st release on TECHNO Records marks a defining milestone: the first full-scale solo record by the label's founder, Nastia, in her music career. It opens up a new depth of detail within the character and identity of both the artist and the catalogue. Rather than making a loud statement, Nastia focuses on a restrained and functional approach to techno, shaped through subtle shifts in tension, texture, and rhythm. The tracks move with intention, avoiding obvious peaks in favor of gradual development and controlled energy a familiar methodology and a direct analogy to the evolution of the label itself. Crafted with dancefloor energy in mind but not bound by it, the release offers a fresh perspective on the author's persona, stripping away excess and over-explanation. "Indoctrinated" is a masterclass in rhythmic interplay used as a narrative device. "Ignorance Is Keelleeng" is a structured dancefloor powerhouse built on a precise understanding of peak-time energy. "True Majority" is the most forward-thinking cut on the record, providing a definitive blueprint for the hypnotic techno sound of summer. "Additive Integration" is best conceptualized within an extended set where the goal is to gradually establish the atmosphere and dictate the rules of the journey.
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TECH 040EP
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TECH040, titled "Intro," is a functional exploration of electronic music's most delicate moments. The concept was born from Nastia's personal experience as a globally touring DJ, identifying a distinct gap in the modern market: a scarcity of sophisticated, atmospheric tracks specifically designed to set the tone during the first minutes of a performance. This compilation is more than just a collection of tracks; it is a professional toolkit. The record, bringing together techno legends and contemporary tastemakers around the art of the "opening set," featuring the long-awaited production debut of the label head herself. Featuring R.M.K & Vinicius Honorio, Sera J, DJ Dextro, Hot News, Mark Broom, Nastia, Steve Rachmad, Bimol, and Conrad Van Orton.
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TECH 039EP
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TECH039 significantly expands the musical language of Andy Martin: evolution is audible within every single recording. Tonally, rhythmically, and accent-wise, the release becomes a deep exploration of how personal experience transforms artistic signature, turning it into a new legacy for the local and global scene. At the core of TECH039 lies the concept of techno-futurism -- sound projected forward, yet anchored in the fundamental laws of nature.
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TECH 037EP
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Sicilian-born, Amsterdam-based Fran LF returns to Nastia's imprint with three techno tracks built over a year of studio work, each one telling part of a single story that unfolds across the EP. The narrative moves through different chapters, starting with tracks that shift and transform as they play out, building tension through evolving elements rather than straightforward drops. Closing the record is a remix from Sicilian producer LPV, a close friend and admirer who reworks "Tsufuru Relaxation" with his signature dark, driving approach.
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TECH 035LP
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Nastia's imprint launches a new compilation series curated by selected music connoisseurs and crate diggers, with ANNĒ as the debut curator. Each compilation features handpicked unreleased pieces including an exclusive track by the curator. For this first edition, ANNĒ has put together a balanced journey that opens with Gaetano Parisio's dynamic old-school energy and closes with The Advent's raw classic techno. Between these two legends, the selection flows seamlessly across the first 12". The second record takes a more soulful direction, starting with Newa and closing with ANNĒ's own track -- a natural way to wrap up the journey she's curated, serving both as a closing piece and the final statement of the compilation. Also featuring Cravo, Dold, Endlec, Sera J, Julieta Kopp, Mike Konstantinidis, Glaskin, and Dynamic Forces.
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