Evolution Call Chart by Frecuenz
My brand-new release on VOLTA, along with some of my current favorite tracks.
KIRIK RETURNS TO CECILLE WITH HIS DEBUT ALBUM ‘MEANING’ Over the past few years, Ukrainian DJ and producer Kirik has become a firm part of the Cecille family. Following his hugely successful Hug EP on the label, which continues to make its mark in the charts, Kirik has kept the momentum going, most recently with his collaboration with Hector Couto on Cecille – another release that has enjoyed a strong and lasting chart run. Now he returns to Cecille with his biggest statement on the label so far: MEANING, a full-length album featuring eight tracks plus one bonus cut, available on vinyl and digitally.
For this release were going way back to the times between 1993 and 1994. 030 and Korsakow are of course Alex Kruger, here with some of his very first and very pure Acid recordings. DiarrHea was an early collaboration with DJs Larry and Fisch, who threw a DJ radio show called HighHouse at Offener Kanal Berlin. Among the first things they did together was a bunch of jingles for the show, which also included this long version of Theme from HighHouse. We found all these tunes on old cassette tapes. Don’t ask how long it took to recover everything but it was worth it! We got some old school Acid House & Techno for y’all!
Kittball 300, Part Two “It’s Automatic” by Tube & Berger and Nick Schwenderling leads Part Two of the label’s 300th release. Punchy drums, a bassline doing the heavy lifting, a synth hook built to survive a big room at 1am. Original and Extended Mix. Schwenderling is not a new name around this label. He did his internship at Tube & Berger years ago. Now he is on their 300th. Juliet Sikora started Kittball in 2005 together with Tube & Berger and has run the operational side of it ever since. She sat out Part One. On Part Two she is back with her own track, “Soho Sunset”. Alongside them, Jan Rosenthal, Ando K and Ivy Purple deliver “People Talking”, Midnight Purple bring “Elevate”, ShyMan comes through with “This Is It”, and Nico Zandolino closes out the release with “Your Love”. House, tech house and melodic sounds made for floors rather than playlists, with six tracks bringing different sides of the Kittball sound together.