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Peter Pain
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Poznan, Poland
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Tech House / Techno
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dial M for Musique
March 2009
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Peter Pain has begun his DJ career in mid nineties. After some time spent traveling abroad he returned to Poland with his head full of new sounds and ideas. Initially (under 'tb locke' alias) deep involved into development of minimal techno scene in Poland, playing his live pa's and dj sets along many acclaimed underground techno stars.
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Butane
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St. Louis / Berlin
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techno / house
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Promo Mix
December 2008
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"I'm a DJ and a music producer and a record label owner. If you want to know what kind of music I make, listen to my records. If you want to know what kind of music I play, listen to my DJ sets. If you want to know about me, look around. " - Butane
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Mikael Stavostrand
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Los Angeles / Berlin
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techno / house
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Live PA @ Honey Avalon LA
15.OCT.08
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Mikael Stavostrand was born in Stockholm, Sweden 1972, and is now based in Berlin, Germany. He has licensed tracks for Fabric mix CD's (Audion & Steve Bug), mix cd's by James Holden, Tanja Vulcano, Steve Bug, Agoria and more. His music is heavily played by Dj's such as Matthew Dear, MANDY, Steve Bug, Alexkidd, Claude Von Stroke, Ricardo Villalobos, DJ T, Ryan Elliot, Jeff Samuel, Tanya Vulcano, Marco Carola, Dinky, Butane, Jeff Milligan, Dubfire, Troy Pierce, Magda, Ryan Crosson, Mark Henning, Miss Fitz, and Jay Haze to name a few.
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Lunatik
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United States
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techno / house
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analogvirtue
2008
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this dj set from lunatik explores the contrast between the cold
efficiency of electronic minimalism and the pulsating warmth of the
analog medium. the blending of the artificial and physical creates deep textures in the mind.
genre diversity is explored, while maintaining a framework in abstraction
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Ryan Crosson
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Detroit / Berlin
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techno / minimalist
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the bunker podcast 11
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Born and raised in Metro-Detroit, Ryan discovered electronic music in his late teenage years After strictly DJing for a few years, he took the next logical step by beginning to produce his own music in Fall 2003. Drawing from artists like Plastikman, Matthew Dear, Stewart Walker, and a heavy dose of Magda DJ sets, Ryan focused his attention on percussive programming, dubby basslines, and dark atmospheres. By expressing a tireless work ethic in the studio, Ryan was soon noticed for his efforts by local Detroit label, Beretta Music. Not long after this, Ryan signed music to Cologne based label Trapez Limited just one year after he began writing music. Talented and driven, this young Detroit native is making an impact internationally with his music. Look for upcoming releases in the
coming months from Ryan on Minus, Beretta Grey, Telegraph and Trapez Ltd.
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Pheek
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Canada
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techno / minimalist
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piknik electronik
22.Jun.2008
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Jean-Patrice Remillard, aka Pheek, became interested in acid house in the late ’80s and raves in early ’90s, inspiring him to DJ his own radio shows in Sherbrooke, Québec. From his college years to university, he played techno, house and anything exciting to people whose ears weren’t as close to the ground. Upon moving to Montreal in 1997 to study computer science, JP met Mateo Murphy and found they shared similar musical interests. After performing a show with Gez Varley, Mateo and JP decided to work on a live concept of their own, based on improvising beats on the fly and mixing in other synthesized sonic textures. It was at this point that JP adopted the name of Pheek after a Richie Hawtin/Plastikman performance at Medialounge, a show that would forever change his perspective on music. Another milestone was the label Minus who noticed Pheek's demo and Richie Hawtin who started playing his music along with Magda. That kind of feedback from major DJ made him move forward in his production. Then he got in contact with labels such as Contexterrior and Telegraph with who he released some material.
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