Digital Diamonds Podcast

Here we have 9 worlds connected through the mystic intelligence of a musical language passed down through the ages purely for your listening pleasure. Digital Family Vol. 9 is diverse and cultured, adding sophistication to our ever-evolving discography. Buried in this cultural hub of psychedelic techno you'll find vivid soundscapes, mind-opening minimal and pumping progressive foretold through brilliant production rigour. Be mesmerised. Dive in.

Here we have 9 worlds connected through the mystic intelligence of a musical language passed down through the ages purely for your listening pleasure. Digital Family Vol. 9 is diverse and cultured, adding sophistication to our ever-evolving discography. Buried in this cultural hub of psychedelic techno you'll find vivid soundscapes, mind-opening minimal and pumping progressive foretold through brilliant production rigour. Be mesmerised. Dive in.

Stefan Vöst currently lives in Augsburg, is resident there in the Kantine and has already made a name for himself with his “Dosenschall” series of events.

He also plays in hip clubs beyond the city limits such as the Südpol, Golden Gate, Suicide Circus, Fiese Remise, Birgit und Bier, Jonny Knüppel or in the Kit Kat, but remains true to his roots and is also an integral part of the " Hetten “- events and the team of the Green Sun Festival.

Tracklist:

1. Daana – Little Animals (Trilingo Remix)

2. Luis M – Taurus (Original Mix)

3. Crennwiick – Old Vicious (Trilingo Remix)

4. Lewis. - Answering Machine (TiM TASTE Remix)

5. Dominus – Fstop (Original Mix)

6. Jitter – Funkee Shit (Original Mix)

7. mexCalito – Liquor Soup (Original Mix)

8. Bluntac, Peku – Control (Original Mix)

9. Darkphobia – Kögbsberg 13 (Moe & Melmixx Remix)

10. Code Therapy – Scape From Reality (Trilingo Remix)

11. Matias Sapag – Sombra (Gaga & Mateo! Remix)

12. Thomas Klipps, Anina Owly – Baltic Sea (Mycell Remix)

13. Kardinal, Lowkey – Kangorus (Original Mix)

14. Kleiman – It Works (Original Mix)

15. Malagon x Dominus – It Begins (Original Mix)

16. Luis M, MYDA – Brainchild (Jossie Telch Remix)

17. Leigh Boy, Handsdown – The Meg (Original Mix)

18. Zafer Atabey – Reversis (Original Mix)

19. Floating Machine – Decompress (Schysto Remix)

20. Ben Rama – The 5th World (Zentrix Remix)

Can you guess what track is from which artist?

Find some hints in the tags and leave your comments :)

Soon on www.digital-diamonds.com

Alic are the founders and operators of Digital Diamonds. For many years they have shaped the typical sound of this label with their special taste. At the end of the year they recorded a very personal mix of their favorite titles from 2020 as a podcast. Brilliantly selected pearls melt into pure psychedelic techno...

https://www.psychedelic-techno.com

Tracklist:

01) 0:00:00 Point - Seven Lights

02) 0:05:10 Spintribe - Zephyr

03) 0:10:20 Cosmic Kingsnake - Words

04) 0:15:14 Piece of Acid - Purple Flower

05) 0:19:22 One Million Toys - The Box (Unknown Concept Remix)

06) 0:25:03 Point - Seven

07) 0:33:03 One Million Toys - Cosmos

08) 0:38:43 Aleckat - Dusty (Adamson Remix)

09) 0:44:24 Javiis - Reality (Monococ Remix)

10) 0:50:19 Dark Design - Caipora (Unknown Concept Remix)

11) 0:55:29 Aleckat & Hynamo - Not Phased

12) 1:02:15 Hynamo - Serpent

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We are honoured to present Point’s latest full-length album, the sequel, Human Music II. Point (GER) continues to present his signature style at an incredibly high calibre. Call it a blend of 80’s-futuristic-space-electronica containing hints of progressive techno and house, if you will. His precision sound pallet consists of 808’s, retro-analog synths, fidgety percussion and lush, gravitating reverbs. He weaves these tone colours in a daring and delicate manner while leading you on an eluding quest to the centre of a multi-dimensional digital mirage. Plugin and feed yourself to this slow-burning soundtrack.

We are honoured to present Point’s latest full-length album, the sequel, Human Music II. Point (GER) continues to present his signature style at an incredibly high calibre. Call it a blend of 80’s-futuristic-space-electronica containing hints of progressive techno and house, if you will. His precision sound pallet consists of 808’s, retro-analog synths, fidgety percussion and lush, gravitating reverbs. He weaves these tone colours in a daring and delicate manner while leading you on an eluding quest to the centre of a multi-dimensional digital mirage. Plugin and feed yourself to this slow-burning soundtrack.

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