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“Your Destiny” by Bassrk & Kaiza has been released on the digital “Cosmic Space EP” via Mindtech Recordings on July 1st, together with 5 other tunes by different artists:

Place 2b - “Scylla” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Bassrk & Kaiza - “Your Destiny” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Aenimal - “Cosmic Space” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Para - “Konig” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Shem & Wreckage Machinery - “Bring It” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip
Int Company - “Cramp” –> 96 kbps mp3 clip

320 kbps mp3 and wav available at Beatport, Juno, Chemical Records, Digital Tunes, ithinkmusic…
and many other shops.

Another EP by Kaiza (this time together with Bassrk, D-Struct and Isotop) has been released via Maztek’s label Subculture Digital (SUBCULTDIG024) on January 30rd:

Bassrk + Kaiza feat. Isotop + D-Struct - “Hollowgram” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop- “Barenboim” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop - “Korsakoff” –> 64 kbps clip
Kaiza feat. D-Struct + Isotop - “Sarrazin” –> 64 kbps clip

320 kbps mp3 available on Beatport, Juno and probably other places as well.

Recent post about the “Pleasure Ride” and “Head On The Ground” Remixes by Isotop + Kaiza via FLTDIG021 and another release on Flight Digital by Redco…

Click the release pictures for the DOA thread:

These two remixes came out via Flight Digital (FLTDIG021) on July 3rd:

Budoka - “Pleasure Ride” (Isotop + Kaiza RMX) –> 128 kbps clip
Bassrk - “Head On The Ground” (Isotop + Kaiza RMX) –> 128 kbps clip

320 kbps mp3 available on Digital-Tunes, Juno, Beatsdigital…

(cf: “Pleasure Ride” by Budoka on TILT006 vinyl in 2007: –> 128 kbps clip)

Bassrk is a DJ and producer from Hamburg, Germany. He has been around in the local scene since 2002,
deejaying and organizing events in/around Hamburg. For some years he has been focussing on production and released some of his tunes on Destination Digital, Mindtech Recordings and the netlabel Anxiety Disorder. He did some collaborations with artists like Chook and underwent hardship in the studio to improve his production skills. Now, he makes his T-FREE debut with the dub version of “Mephisto”, a tune that will probably never come out in its original version because of a long, distinctive vocal by Klaus Kinski the copyright of which could never be cleared…

–> 320 kbps mp3 (mirror)