Posts Tagged ‘T-Files’
The Belgians did it again! The two evil brothers bless Tilt-Recordings with a strong technoid stomper for the 3rd time.
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Juno, Digital-Tunes, Chemical and ithinkmusic.
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Kaiza and the two sickboys created another monster: Robota is dry like a desert and stomps like the Hulk. This is pumping Techno-DNB fun for the whole family!
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
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Spinor’s big tune “Moloch” eventually came out on vinyl in 2008. It sold 500 copies and made TILT008 the most successful release on Tilt-Recordings yet (read: ever). Now, in 2010, these two remixes are released digitally. Enjoy!
Spinor - “Moloch” (Isotop RMX) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Spinor - “Moloch” (Kaiza RMX) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
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T-FILE026 was a remix of a tune by Kriotek originally released as T-FILE011 in 2008. Now, T-FILE027 is a remix of “Tsar” by Kaiza featuring Isotop and Shots (released in 2009 as T-FREE059), done by Kriotek in 2010. Kriotek are a producer crew consisting of 3 artists from 2 countrys: Proton Kid and Nufojah from Romania and Blastphemik from UK. They experiment with different forms of broken beats in technoid and minimal Drum & Bass, Dubstep and other styles of dance music. Here they have given the tune “Tsar” a proper facelift and demonstrate, along the way, that Techno-DNB is still very much alive and evolving, regardless of internet debates and genre clichés. The remix updates the uncompromisingly percussive concept of the original with a much improved sound, an angry bassline and a massive, pumping beatloop. The result is a thick wall of bouncing rythm and driving energy; in other words: pure awesome. Watch out for Proton Kid’s solo productions and do not miss the Kriotek EP forthcoming on T3K!
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
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For the second part of his “Echoes” EP project, Budoka has again put together two different tunes:
“Eye Sea Blue” is a lovely, technoid summer roller with a beautiful hookline and other melodic guitar parts all played by the musician Budoka himself. The tune is set in a warm summer night at the ocean and brings precisely this athmosphere into the clubs together with a proper rumbling bassline.
“Desolation” is a serious, modern Neurofunk bomb on a high quality level that combines the latest minimalist tech-nology with Budoka’s own style and brings a seldomly heard musical element into the soundscape: subtle, spacey “donks” (formerly known as stabs) appearing in a triplet arrangement, remotely similar to the bassline notes in “Echoes.” It goes without saying that the tune fulfills the sound admission requirements for the international top league with ease. Its precise, juicy beat, angry but carefully restrained and condensed midranges and its massive, although hardly accented bassline as an entity do indeed “rinse it out of proper!”
Budoka - “Eye Sea Blue” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Budoka - “Desolation” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
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Budoka, much underrated and overlooked German producer, co-founded the label Tilt-Recordings seven years ago primarily as an outlet for his Drum & Bass productions. Ever since, he has released annual tokens of his constant production improvement on the label’s vinyl series. The material he worked on since the release of TILT010 in 2009 is now ripe and ready to be put out into the world. So, today, he is starting the 2010 season of the label’s digital only series T-Files by delivering a digital EP (it is actually his T-Files solo debut because his only tune on there so far was a collaboration with DJ Malice).
Both tunes are techy bits in Budoka’s trademark handwriting, highlighting different aspects of his musical mind:
“Echoes” comes in with a dark, mysterious and very catchy theme which instantly draws all listeners’ attention and makes the tune a definite sure shot in combination with its evil, throbbing bassline and deep space soundscape. The tune turns out a heavy roller and proves that Budoka can do more than just generic Neurofunk midrange-tools: he makes deep music for the dancefloor in his own style.
“Tubular” has more of a classically paranoid techy feel, an almost oldschool-ish atmosphere despite the modern, sophisticated sound techniques beneath the musical surface. It plays a lot with midrange/bassline combinations, empty space and ancient wooden stabs more common to the historical 1990s period than recent Drum & Bass trends. Tubular is one of the tunes that openly show just how much the early sound of Ed Rush & Optical on Virus has been a key influence and great inspiration to Budoka; like “The Happening” on TILT005 it brings that certain feeling into a strong tune with today’s sound standard.
Budoka - “Echoes” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Budoka - “Tubular” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 and wav available on Beatport, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, ithinkmusic.
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Sinecore, one of the newer faces on the forefront of technoid, dark and hard Belgian Drum & Bass, returns to Tilt-Recordings to delivers a remix of Kriotek’s “BoRRhot” (originally released as T-FILE011 in 2008). It is very straight forward and technoid to the core, building on the vibe of the original but pushing it to the next level: the remix is free of melodic ballast and has a hard halfbar loop construction just like the original, but the beat sounds are much more compact and the bassdrum arrangement morphs a lot; the lead synth has morphed significantly but is still recognizable and the halfbar bass impulse has changed to a deep rumbling. In the end Sinecore has created a mighty weapon, combining a powerful, seriously technoid drive with playful edits.
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Chemical, Beatsdigital, Beatport.
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Kaiza and Shots are both sick producers, and when coming together they are a force to be reckoned with. Now they have done it again… After their wicked collabo “Purple View” [T-FILE020] and two more tunes just recently released on Ogonek’s label Metafiziq, they return to Tilt-Recordings / T-Files with this simplified, heavy and bouncing Techno-DNB stomper: Aggressive halfbar looptechno, no skulls needed. And it comes in the already well known fashion of bringing two different versions, original and VIP - to serve the principle of variation and variety and to please the Techno-DNB forum VIP crew 
Kaiza + Shots - “XCS” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Kaiza + Shots - “XCS” VIP (Exodus) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Beatsdigital, Chemical, Juno, Beatport.
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Yabol from Lodz (Poland) had his debut release on T-FREE in 2007, together with Pylon and Structural. Later that year, Structural made the widely celebrated “M3CH4PL3X Promo Mix 2007” which quickly spread the names of Yabol and his Mechaplex crew mates Soccom, Pylon and Switch Technique in the Techno-DNB scene. Two of their tunes were signed to DSCI4 and others got released on Venom Inc, Sinuous, Prspct, Cyba Drum, Substance, Digital Venom, Sinious Audio, Dark Asylum, Impakt, Ruse, Flight Digital and Zardonic Recordings. Now, Yabol honours T-Files with “The Lawnmover Man”, a powerful and twisted yet deep Techno-DNB stomper. It had already been featured in said Promo Mix in 2007 (which, by the way, is still online and downloadable)… and now, two years later, it is finally unleashed.
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Beatsdigital, Chemical, Juno, Beatport.
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Here is another quality production by Kaiza feat. Try and Error, continuing their stream of fruitful collaborations. A powerful and compact Techno-DNB tool in two versions, differing in the lead midrange synth being put in 4 bars in the original version respectively in a halfbar arrangement in the VIP version.
Markoman - “Sourcream RMX” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Forbidden Society - “Sourcream RMX” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Beatsdigital, Juno, Chemical, Beatport.
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After the “Sourcream Remixes” LP on T-FREE, finally the two last remixes are released. Both Markoman and Forbidden Society have been around for a while now and need no introduction, as they should be well known from their releases on labels such as M-Atome, Temper D Productions, Cell, G2, Manticore, Freak Recordings, Mindsaw, Indepenza, Jungle Therapy, T3K, Black Hoe…
Markoman made a heavy syncopated stepper with massive bassline pressure for shaking clubs; and when hearing the Forbidden Society remix you are suddenly on a Death Metal concert. Halftime snare meets double time bassdrums, Metal guitars marry Drum & Bass midranges and this wicked remix is their honeymoon.
Markoman - “Sourcream RMX” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Forbidden Society - “Sourcream RMX” –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Beatsdigital, Juno, Chemical, Beatport.
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The Tilt-Recordings vinyl releases are now digitally available on Chemical Records (in addition to ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Beatsdigital and Beatport).
The Tunes released via T-Files and T3K will soon be added.
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Germany’s Tilt Recordings has spent the last 5 years finding the cream of the up-and-coming crop, bringing you glimpses of artists who’ve ended up making names for themselves, including Dissident and Spinor. Their latest push is also their first longplayer, from Ukranian producer Redco, who has been active within the scene since 2003, and has had tracks signed to labels like DSCI4, Contaminated, Reapa and Trust In Music. With Soulfunk, Redco straddles the dancefloor-smashin’ neuro sound, playing up the older influences while still keeping things fresh and current.
Redco: Soulfunk [T-FILE-LP001]
“Backworld” VIP
“Soulfunk”
“Generic Host”
“Blessing The Funk”
“Inquisition”
“False” VIP
“Subsense”
“Naspar” VIP
“Black Creator”We know what you’re saying, though - what do these tracks sound like? Well, Tilt and Redco have brought forth a Promo Mix, featuring a host of the Soulfunk tracks alongside some dubplates and fresh releases from like-minded producers!
Redco Promotional Mix: August 2009
01 Nphonix & Logical - Antigravity (Subtitles)
02 Receptor - Rhyno (Breed12Inches)
03 Redco - Naspar VIP (Tilt T-FILE-LP001)
04 Cinkoz - New Element (Urban Bass Recs Dub)
05 Maztek - Funk Me Hard (Subculture Dub)
06 Redco - Data (TiM Dub)
07 Two Fingers Feat Sway - That Girl (Spor Remix) (Big Dada)
08 Hightech & Nickbee - Crush (Dub)
09 Redco - False VIP (Tilt T-FILE-LP001)
10 BTK - Ectoplasma (Dub)
11 Muffler - Dirrrty (SighCo)
12 Phace and Misanthrop - Fortune (Subtitles)
13 Redco - Subsense (Tilt T-FILE-LP001)
14 Spor - Some Other Funk (Lifted)
15 Aeph - Crucifix Lane (Flight)
16 Silent Extent - Falling Down (No Money & BTK Remix) (Close2Death Dub)
17 Redco - Shield (Dub)
18 Muffler - Melodrama (Dub)
original release post: http://www.tilt-recordings.com/blog/2009/07/t-file-lp001-redco-soulfunk-lp/
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Mannheim’s finest Techno-DNB producer and his allies from the Frankfurt area drop another banging technoid tool, with an aggressive midrange riff as the main lead element over pounding beats and a punishing, relentless bassline, reaching another high point in their stream of many fruitful collaborations.
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Beatsdigital and Beatport.
update: http://darkdnb.de/2009/08/kaiza-feat-try-and-error-fuck-the-speakers-t-file024/
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Isotop, Kaiza and Try and Error strike yet again - with the VIP versions of two still unreleased tunes. “Vektor” VIP is a straight forward Techfunk tool with a statical midrange over a a punchy sub bass and a rolling, slightly syncopated non-halfbar-beat; “Assat” VIP (Batuh) is an energetic Techno-DNB tune by Kaiza and Try and Error in traditional fashion: the counter-dynamic arrangement of beat and all the percussion elements does create a dense and driving rhythmic texture (melody being merely a byproduct).
Isotop + Kaiza - “Vektor” VIP –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
Kaiza feat. Try and Error - “Assat” VIP (Batuh) –> 128 kbps mp3 clip
320 kbps mp3 available on ithinkmusic, Digital-Tunes, Juno, Beatsdigital and Beatport.
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