This 8-hour DJ set was recorded during the last New Year’s Eve — a complete musical journey, played start to finish by me alone.

The night begins slowly and patiently, unfolding through deep progressive sounds and melodic house and techno. Subtle grooves, evolving atmospheres, and long transitions set the tone, creating space to drift, reflect, and lose track of time. As the hours pass, the energy steadily rises, melodies sharpen, and rhythms grow more insistent.

Without shortcuts, the set gradually transforms into raw, driving, and uncompromising techno. What starts as hypnotic movement eventually turns into pounding, relentless force, built for the late hours, the dark corners of the night, and bodies fully locked into the rhythm.

This is not a collection of peak-time moments, but one continuous story. An exploration of tension, release, patience, and power. Eight hours, one narrative, one DJ, designed to be experienced as a whole.

Best enjoyed loud, uninterrupted, and without rushing.

Technically it is still the middle of the week. Another week, another sound; this week we go Deep Tech. Hope you like it.

Have a great week!!!

B.

Playlist:

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1. Robert Ostan - Din Cupru

2. Louie Fresco - Records

3. Fabenger - Nobody

4. Paniz69 - Cake

5. Gregg Mira - Contender

6. Khun - HU not UH

7. Clgr - Bloomed in Sky

8. Malikk - Falla Falla

9. Vilen(AU) - Introspection

10. Lb Honne - Rue Du Belfort

11. Ijes - Sunday

12. ENNE (BR), Bee-B - Cash (feat. Bee-B)

13. Beneath Usual - Think About It

14. Curror - Comun

15. Massimo Madeddu - Trend

16. Fran Bortolossi - Stand Up For Yourself

17. KASSIMIL - Eu Vidrado

18. Gonzalo Blaya - Malware

19. BizZa - CopyCat

20. J. Willian - Go For The Light

21. Sepp - Run run run

22. Foynez - Pump It

23. Antonio Romano - Suspense

24. Natalia Roth - Sweet Collapse

25. Nate Katz - No Trace

26. Samira, Marian (BR) - Electric Language (feat. Samira)

27. ALL BLAKK, Damelo - Bring It

28. Kristof L - Scratch the Record

29. Omar Svenson, Sergio Blema - SPDUP

30. Revolut Future - LBD

Hey you,

Times flies when you're having fun. Or when you awful busy with other things. Anyway, here's this weeks Break de Week.

Have fun, break some rules.

B.

An extra long trip through techno, progressive, even a bit of psytrance for those long afters or houseparties after hours.... Enjoy!!!

We’re back! 🔥

After taking a short break during Amsterdam Dance Event, it’s time to turn the energy back up. This week’s set dives deep into driving techno between 132 and 137 BPM — raw, hypnotic, and built to move you.

Enjoy the ride, lose yourself in the flow,

and if you’ve got ideas or tracks you’d love to hear next time,

drop them in the comments — always open for fresh inspiration.

Let’s move. 🖤

On this weeks episode we go dubby: Dub Techno. This set is best experienced with headphones. Create your own space.

Want to know more about dub techno? Dub Techno: The Orphic Experience Of Sound. A great book by Bahadirhan Kocer for those who would like to know more about the origins of this music.

Sometimes I miss those nights — the long, dark, and loving hours inside club Trouw. This week’s episode of Break de Week is a small ode to that feeling: not nostalgia, but a memory that keeps dancing.

Been a while, but back again!

After the melodic tunes of the last podcasts, it's time for something different. Randy Knobs, one of residents of the East-Collective party's here in Amsterdam brings his personal vision on paying Techno.

Randy Knobs is an electronic music enthousiast by heart. Besides the fact that he is one of the hosts of Triple R Tuesday on amw.fm, he also kicked off the annualy Kolosseum Festival in the woods of Almere this year.

As a DJ, his signature is high energy techno with a constant drive and a lot of percussion. Recently he started exploring the more laid back side of techno: Deep, melodic and minimalistic with Afro influences. With this broad range of music, Randy Knobs takes you on a journey where you will dance, completely lose yourself in euphoria and finally end up stomping your feet on the ground with a big smile on your face.

As a producer, Randy Knobs gets his inspiration from jazz music. He tries to incorporate improvisation and rare one shot sounds in both his music and DJ sets.

Kolosseum Festival, Club NL, Panama, De CLUB and diverse boat parties on the canals of Amsterdam are just a few places of where Randy Knobs laid down his deep and driving sounds onto the crowd.

Bookings: [email protected]

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/randy-knobs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RandyKnobs/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randyknobs/

Tracklist:

1. Marco Bailey - 6AM On My Bike In The Grizzly Fog (Original Mix)

2. Frank Kvitta - Hyperjump (Original Mix)

3. Spiros Kalaomenos - Angular Momentum (Original Mix)

4. WLDRZ - Screen (Original Mix)

5. Keith Carnal - Rolls (Original Mix)

6. Seph (AR) - Vector (Original Mix)

7. [ WEX 10 ] - Nonchalance (Original Mix)

8. Deas - Velocity (Original Mix)

9. Kevin Witt - Anaus (Original Mix)

10. Flug - Mental Abduction (Original Mix)

11. Emanuele Millozzi - Cascade (Original Mix)

12. Eric Sneo, DJ Rush - Easy (Original Mix)

13. Frank Kvitta, Richard Cleber - Be yourself (Original Mix)

14. Andre Kronert - Dead Man Jam (Original Mix)

15. Ale F & Crazy Sonic - Am I Happy (Original Mix)

16. Patrik Berg - Driving Force (Original Mix)

17. Emanuele Millozzi, Luke di Lullo - Let It Go (T78 Remix)

18. [ WEX 10 ] - Under The Desk (Original Mix)

19. Spektre - Soul Movement (Original Mix)