New @heimlichaufsc podcast by @latenightjockelsession

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Also echt ma; wer hätte jetzt gedacht, dass der Sommer schon so zeitig im Jahr mal kurz um die Ecke schaut?

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Schon von Beginn versprüht dieses Teil eine enorme Wärme; da kann keine -noch so gut gefüllte- Wärmflasche mithalten.

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Bei so einer edlen Auswahl an Musik die sich gekonnt gelassen ums, ans und vor allem ins Ohr schmiegt, bleibt uns auch wirklich nix anderes übrig, als erst mit dem Fuß und dann plötzlich und unwillkürlich mit dem Organismus mit zu wippen.

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Macht aber unglaublich viel Freude diesem Sahnestückchen zu lauschen.

Also aufgemerkt liebe Freundinnen und Freunde, denn jetzt geht's los!

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Dank, wie immer, an die Kapellmeister Max & Lion

New @heimlichaufsc podcast by @bebibelli

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Potzblitz! Jetzt wird's aber wirklich allerhöchste Eisenbahn, dass wir ma wieder von uns, bzw. unseren friends hören lassen!

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Gerade noch rechtzeitig -und quasi als Kalendertürchen 113- überrascht diese fantastische Wundertüte mit enorm vielen Gelegenheiten für Abfahrt.

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Aber bitte Vorsicht, nicht ins schleudern geraten, bei der steilen und rasanten Jagd auf einen Podiumsplatz.

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Es darf jeder mal vorne, oben, mittendrin, drunter und drüber sein.

Gewinner sind eh schon längst alle die, die auf die PLAY-Taste gedrückt haben.

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Ein 3faches "hoch" auf die Akrobatin Bebibelli, für diese mehr als gelungene Darbietung musikalischer Abfahrt!

Berlin-based duo Thea & Schtu present Mond, their debut EP on Heimlich Musik. Known for their captivating live sets across European festivals, the pair translate the energy of their performances into two original tracks that balance deep grooves, playful melodies, and hypnotic atmospheres.

The title track Mond glides through lush pads and shimmering synth textures, carried by a warm, rolling bassline that invites both movement and introspection. Köln follows with a slightly darker edge, layering percussive details and drifting chords into a steady, late-night journey.

The remix contributions round off the EP with three distinct reinterpretations. Just Emma infuse the track with an organic, groove-laden warmth that subtly flirts with psychedelia. Kon Faber stretches Mond into a cinematic voyage, full of depth and dreamlike tension. Finally, Deisen strips things back for a minimal, club-focused take that tightens the energy and aims straight for the dance floor.

Mond captures Thea & Schtu’s ability to merge live spontaneity with studio precision — a debut that feels both intimate and dance floor-ready.

Berlin-based duo Thea & Schtu present Mond, their debut EP on Heimlich Musik. Known for their captivating live sets across European festivals, the pair translate the energy of their performances into two original tracks that balance deep grooves, playful melodies, and hypnotic atmospheres.

The title track Mond glides through lush pads and shimmering synth textures, carried by a warm, rolling bassline that invites both movement and introspection. Köln follows with a slightly darker edge, layering percussive details and drifting chords into a steady, late-night journey.

The remix contributions round off the EP with three distinct reinterpretations. Just Emma infuse the track with an organic, groove-laden warmth that subtly flirts with psychedelia. Kon Faber stretches Mond into a cinematic voyage, full of depth and dreamlike tension. Finally, Deisen strips things back for a minimal, club-focused take that tightens the energy and aims straight for the dance floor.

Mond captures Thea & Schtu’s ability to merge live spontaneity with studio precision — a debut that feels both intimate and dance floor-ready.

Berlin-based duo Thea & Schtu present Mond, their debut EP on Heimlich Musik. Known for their captivating live sets across European festivals, the pair translate the energy of their performances into two original tracks that balance deep grooves, playful melodies, and hypnotic atmospheres.

The title track Mond glides through lush pads and shimmering synth textures, carried by a warm, rolling bassline that invites both movement and introspection. Köln follows with a slightly darker edge, layering percussive details and drifting chords into a steady, late-night journey.

The remix contributions round off the EP with three distinct reinterpretations. Just Emma infuse the track with an organic, groove-laden warmth that subtly flirts with psychedelia. Kon Faber stretches Mond into a cinematic voyage, full of depth and dreamlike tension. Finally, Deisen strips things back for a minimal, club-focused take that tightens the energy and aims straight for the dance floor.

Mond captures Thea & Schtu’s ability to merge live spontaneity with studio precision — a debut that feels both intimate and dance floor-ready.

After a short break, we are super happy to start the mixtape series again 👻 and this is a special one! @shimon-earthly has created a completely original live tape full of unreleased gems. Let this one spice up your autumn nights 💛

On When Hai Say Hello, E-Gerät & Dan Celot take a playful detour—delivering a track that’s rhythmically loose, sonically rich, and full of character. Built around bouncing basslines, and disctinctive synth motifs, the track balances lightness with complexity. It’s a leftfield disco journey that doesn’t take itself too seriously—yet still lands with precision and style.

The remix comes courtesy of Seebo & Von Spazier, who join forces to rework the original into something more shadowy and hypnotic. Drawing out the deeper tones and restructuring the groove, their version leans into trippy effects, rolling percussion, and a more spacious arrangement—offering a new angle that contrasts and complements the original's charm.

When Hai Say Hello expands the duo’s sonic palette with a wink—offering a fresh, slightly surreal addition to their evolving catalogue.

On When Hai Say Hello, E-Gerät & Dan Celot take a playful detour—delivering a track that’s rhythmically loose, sonically rich, and full of character. Built around bouncing basslines, and disctinctive synth motifs, the track balances lightness with complexity. It’s a leftfield disco journey that doesn’t take itself too seriously—yet still lands with precision and style.

The remix comes courtesy of Seebo & Von Spazier, who join forces to rework the original into something more shadowy and hypnotic. Drawing out the deeper tones and restructuring the groove, their version leans into trippy effects, rolling percussion, and a more spacious arrangement—offering a new angle that contrasts and complements the original's charm.

When Hai Say Hello expands the duo’s sonic palette with a wink—offering a fresh, slightly surreal addition to their evolving catalogue.

Following their Heimlich debut with Kommen, E-Gerät & Dan Celot return with Italienisch—a smooth, mid-tempo cut that leans into analog warmth and understated groove. The original mix unfolds with ease, built around shimmering synth lines, soft percussive details, and subtle vocal snippets. Making use of cosmic disco elements and retro minimalism, it carries a nostalgic undertone while keeping its focus firmly on the dance floor.

Franz Matthews delivers a rich and expansive remix, bringing in swirling melodies and layered textures that push the track into powerful territories. The composition balances emotional depth with a steady pulse, giving the track new dimension without losing its essence.

On the flip side, Senior Citizen is on remix duty for a euphoric rework. Driven by crisp keys and gritty synth work, his remix delivers positive vibes—perfect for foggy floors and sunrise situations. Adding a striking contrast, Daensen presents an housy reinterpretation that breaks from convention. By escaping predictable patterns, his remix ventures into unique territory—experimental yet captivating, with bold sonic choices that lend the release a unique and cerebral close.

Italienisch is another confident step from E-Gerät & Dan Celot, showing their ability to craft atmospheric tracks that resonate in both intimate and club settings.

Following their Heimlich debut with Kommen, E-Gerät & Dan Celot return with Italienisch—a smooth, mid-tempo cut that leans into analog warmth and understated groove. The original mix unfolds with ease, built around shimmering synth lines, soft percussive details, and subtle vocal snippets. Making use of cosmic disco elements and retro minimalism, it carries a nostalgic undertone while keeping its focus firmly on the dance floor.

Franz Matthews delivers a rich and expansive remix, bringing in swirling melodies and layered textures that push the track into powerful territories. The composition balances emotional depth with a steady pulse, giving the track new dimension without losing its essence.

On the flip side, Senior Citizen is on remix duty for a euphoric rework. Driven by crisp keys and gritty synth work, his remix delivers positive vibes—perfect for foggy floors and sunrise situations. Adding a striking contrast, Daensen presents an housy reinterpretation that breaks from convention. By escaping predictable patterns, his remix ventures into unique territory—experimental yet captivating, with bold sonic choices that lend the release a unique and cerebral close.

Italienisch is another confident step from E-Gerät & Dan Celot, showing their ability to craft atmospheric tracks that resonate in both intimate and club settings.