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Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Lerio Corrado bravely ventures into parts unknown with “K Series Intro and Themes Vol. 1” with Loose Records lighting the way through some truly unique and inspired territory. Lerio's newest release marks a departure from the established techno scene, excavating new depths that play an intriguing and creative riff on influences as diverse as witch house to “Twin Peaks.” Bizarre and hypnotic, one d...

Analog - Throwing in some Christmas-esque bells to stir up the pot at the intro, the twists on this track can’t be predicted or ignored as the mastery behind the decks shines into new depths of creativity. Classic warbling techno play enters the scene soon after, and it’s all listeners can do to hold on and see where this song will go next.

Mountain - Epic echoes and a resounding tech-heavy rhythm open like a cavern around the beat here, making for a hypnotic style that begs to be replayed again and again. Backed up by vocals blending a subtle mysteriousness and sex appeal, there’s more than plenty to love on this track for anyone.

Grey and White - Keeping the minimalist game high, an eerie spirit permeates this track like a ghost in the best house party imaginable. Frenzied drums, heart-thumping clap effects, and synths on steroids all get plenty of action here, delivering a beast of a song tech heads and festival goers alike can celebrate.

Neutron - Taking a machine-gun staccato approach to the classic techno drum line, listeners are soon lifted up on a volley of trance-enthused synths, coupled perfectly with dungeon-esque vocals that complete a dark but thoroughly catchy picture. Staying danceable and eerie is no easy task, and the challenge is met to great success on this track.

Bass 7 - Cracking high-hats set the bar at the ceiling before tearing the roof off with a journey that includes euphoric synthesizers, wailing bass, and vocals that bounce between haunting and suggestive. A truly explorative endeavor, the artist brings plenty of A-game inventiveness for everyone to enjoy here.

Ortin Cam, “Take Over” - Sprinting out of the gate with another thoroughly catchy beat, robotic warbling and hissing effects slither out from under instrumentals that climb to mind-blowing highs. All of this would be enough, but the track blows it all out of the water halfway in with an absolute blast of a beat, throwing listeners into an all-out frenzy that won’t leave anyone standing still or ab...

Ortin Cam, “Trim” - Pure joy bounces out of the intro here in a way that is almost cartoonish as the claps join in, chiming along with the same mirthful beats before being joined by even more upbeat notes that push the tempo to new heights. As fun as it is, this track is a complex one, dropping listeners at the halfway point then hoisting them up again into some serious hit territory. Whether blow...

Ortin Cam, “Trim” Flavio Diaz Remix - High hats skip over a floor-shaking bass in Diaz’s remix, playing with the sweet simplicity that makes the original shine so brightly. Inventive and surprising, listeners are treated to strange but effective experiments here, as what sounds like splitting fruit heralds crackling synth percussions, then an almost 90s-feeling tropical influence that is dramatic,...

Loose Records’ newest Guest Mix is provided by DJs Microvibez and Roel Salemink. The Fantastic duo only recently released on our label an interesting Single titled "Bell Bottom". Their partnership melds Salemink’s mastery of tech and house music beautifully with Microvibez’s skills as both a techno producer and well-recognized live performer. The collective work of two proven masters is only bolst...

On Guestmix #033 we are very proud to host Spanish talent Alex Smott. Alex has big support by great artists as they are : Richie Hawtin , Marco Carola Paco Osuna , Jewel Kid, ,Collective Machine, Cristian Varela , Umek , Groovebox, Hollen , Dela, De La Swing , Tony Dee, Fer Br, Daniel Sanchez ,Simone Vitullo ,Gery Otis, Mirko Flower, Danniel Selfmade ,Gaga,Ismael Rivas, Sergio Fernandez , Johan Dr...

Microvibez and Roel Salemink “Bell Bottom” Tomy De Clerque Remix - The baseline is all hollows and cavernous, yet insists on racing ahead, taking the beat to a full sprint like a champion runner on a professional-level circuit. The remix chases down new heights here, bringing in deep vocal effects to bounce together in a low conversation with each other, all among slamming waves of sound that are...

Microvibez and Roel Salemink “Bell Bottom” - Slamming the beats to ground without a moment to spare, rhythmic underlays demonstrate the complexity of the expertise on this track. Upbeat, whisking effects coupled with high hats lead a safari through all kinds of wildness here, bringing the thrum of great dance mixes with an ambient flavor that show listeners both artistic maturity and good times to...

Microvibez and Roel Salemink “Pure Analogue” - The title promises a return to basics, and delivers on this promise a uniquely underground feel. Subterranean beats slowly escalate to the clapping techniques of decades gone by, but the sound is still infused with new energy that seizes on a climb that is truly stunning within the first third of the song. Strange voices, frog-sounding vibrations, and...

Listen LOUD and enjoy Guest Mix #032 by Tony Dee...Based in the south of Italy, He starts really young his dj career developing his technique and experience in the clubs of his own city.
In 2008, at the age of 21, he approach the electronic music production and in 2009 he release the EP ''Naranja Juice'' (Underscore). The italian master "dj Simi" become his first supporter introducing Tony to the...

Alex Smott, Kostha, Elio Kenza “The Naos” - This highly danceable, upbeat track shows genuine complexity quickly, haunted as it is by a multi-faceted approach the DJ duo brings to the table. Darker rhythms get churned up as the track escalates to the bridge, creating winding tornados of sound that wind across the track, but only add strength to the tempo at work here.

George Adi “Rakette” - High hats get tapped with vigor at the intro here, playing well with the underlay of gentler sounds that lift the listener with an expertly executed subtlety. This approach makes for a beginning that is incredibly inviting with its gentle technique, which then delivers on the promise of bringing more to the base it builds from the start. The momentum is kept up with lots of...

Juan Ddd, Smilk “Hills” - A snapping party of tinny cymbals and claps rushes out from the intro here, right before in trance influences and some fun drumming interludes bring a varied sound to the track. Echoing vocals play well with the heavy presence of drums along this particular journey, making for an arrangement that takes percussion on a new ride under the expert guidance of the track’s duo.

The Rares “Brick Wall” - Never settling for the usual ride, this track kicks itself up by showing what an artist can do with ambience effects in an upbeat context. After establishing a steady rhythm, the halfway mark here surges into exciting new territory for this genre, showing how healthy experimentation can bring some true audible treats with it.

The Rares “Pressure” - A tremendously effective interplay of deep beats bounce across tittering instrumentals on this track, splicing crispness with beats that keep listeners on their toes from the get-go. As high-stepping as the tempo gets here, there’s room for all kinds of fun effects, from the echoing slosh of long metallic rhythms to slicing synthesizers, each taking their turn to bring plent...