OYE BERLIN

OYE BERLIN

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OYE BERLIN episodes

  • A1 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Hand Of Hope
    preorder:
    https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=154436&aplay=0
    A1 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Hand Of Hope
    A2 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Melodioso
    B1 ­ Hauke Freer ­ Reach Out
    Round 2 for Neuko?lln based boutique imprint XK after Hauke Freer’s phenomenal first volume left heads baffled all over the place.
    This time, the label hands the A side to retro spook maniac Matthias Reiling, who opens with Hand Of Hope, a tune that fuses an attitude­ heavy, upright bass/ piano theme with a cold hearted drum workout. Strongly physical, sensitive, yet somewhat arrogant as we feel here.
    Reiling twangs up his Stratocaster on Melodioso and explores the possibilities of sequencer based Surf Rock. You know, like a Computer trying to be a backing band or the other way around. We can't help but imagine Chris Isaak singing under the shower to this one.
    The B side is Freer territory once again, and Hauke takes us deep into his realm of hypnotic, druggy dub disco sculpting.
    Reach Out sucks you in, leaves you utterly disoriented and makes your mind paint a picture you would not have painted elsewhere. Then you try to tell your friends, you can't find any words, yet it feels right and you all smile at each other.
    3 min
  • A2 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Melodioso
    preorder:
    https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=154436&aplay=0
    A1 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Hand Of Hope
    A2 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Melodioso
    B1 ­ Hauke Freer ­ Reach Out
    Round 2 for Neuko?lln based boutique imprint XK after Hauke Freer’s phenomenal first volume left heads baffled all over the place.
    This time, the label hands the A side to retro spook maniac Matthias Reiling, who opens with Hand Of Hope, a tune that fuses an attitude­ heavy, upright bass/ piano theme with a cold hearted drum workout. Strongly physical, sensitive, yet somewhat arrogant as we feel here.
    Reiling twangs up his Stratocaster on Melodioso and explores the possibilities of sequencer based Surf Rock. You know, like a Computer trying to be a backing band or the other way around. We can't help but imagine Chris Isaak singing under the shower to this one.
    The B side is Freer territory once again, and Hauke takes us deep into his realm of hypnotic, druggy dub disco sculpting.
    Reach Out sucks you in, leaves you utterly disoriented and makes your mind paint a picture you would not have painted elsewhere. Then you try to tell your friends, you can't find any words, yet it feels right and you all smile at each other.
    2 min
  • B1 ­ Hauke Freer ­ Reach Out
    preorder:
    https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=154436&aplay=0
    A1 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Hand Of Hope
    A2 ­ Matthias Reiling ­ Melodioso
    B1 ­ Hauke Freer ­ Reach Out
    Round 2 for Neuko?lln based boutique imprint XK after Hauke Freer’s phenomenal first volume left heads baffled all over the place.
    This time, the label hands the A side to retro spook maniac Matthias Reiling, who opens with Hand Of Hope, a tune that fuses an attitude­ heavy, upright bass/ piano theme with a cold hearted drum workout. Strongly physical, sensitive, yet somewhat arrogant as we feel here.
    Reiling twangs up his Stratocaster on Melodioso and explores the possibilities of sequencer based Surf Rock. You know, like a Computer trying to be a backing band or the other way around. We can't help but imagine Chris Isaak singing under the shower to this one.
    The B side is Freer territory once again, and Hauke takes us deep into his realm of hypnotic, druggy dub disco sculpting.
    Reach Out sucks you in, leaves you utterly disoriented and makes your mind paint a picture you would not have painted elsewhere. Then you try to tell your friends, you can't find any words, yet it feels right and you all smile at each other.
    2 min
  • A1.Don't Let Me Down Easy
    Preorder:
    https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=152149&aplay=0
    A1.Don't Let Me Down Easy
    A2. Dont Let You Down - Dub
    B1 Don't Let Me Down Easy (Lay-Far Dub)
    B2 Don't Let Me Down Easy (Lay-Far Remix)
    3 min
  • A2. Dont Let You Down Dub
    Preorder:
    https://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=152149&aplay=0
    A1.Don't Let Me Down Easy
    A2. Dont Let You Down - Dub
    B1 Don't Let Me Down Easy (Lay-Far Dub)
    B2 Don't Let Me Down Easy (Lay-Far Remix)
    3 min
  • DH008 B2 Subaru Pesha (Red Axes Remix)
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    http://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=150345&aplay=0
    1. Subaru Pesha
    2. Subaru Pesha (Instrumental)
    3. Subaru Pesha (Roman Flugel Remix)
    4. Subaru Pesha (Red Axes Remix)
    It was such a hot day in May 2014, we all remember, Moscoman drop by his home town of Tel Aviv to do a party with Krikor aka Crackboy as his guest, they had a few hours to kill just before the gig, Mosco rang up his old compadres and brothers in arms Red Axes, to see what they were up to, they were just hanging at the studio, “We’re coming” he said, and the rest is history, thanks to the taxi driver Abed that was waiting downstairs to take them to the gig, they had vocals to finish this track and Mosco had the chance to play this track that night already . Powered by A uncompromising mix from no doubt one of the best producers of electronic music, Roman Flugel, and another killer by Red Axes, not a lot is left to do but wait for this monster record to drop.
    2 min
  • A1 Clear
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    http://oye-records.com/sgl.php?id=150349&aplay=0
    A1 - Clear
    A2 - Urban Change
    A3 - Street Run
    B1 - Ring
    B2 - Open Phase
    B3 - Coming From...
    EMG is back again on his own Experiential Learning imprint. "255" is a 6 tracks EP including old studio material and more recent sound explorations. Following the lead of his previous releases on the label, "255" is an harmonious blend of elemental dance floor oriented tracks and more experimental, even abstract, studio investigations.
    255 limited copies. Handmade artwork.
    3 min

About OYE BERLIN

From the publisher's feed

"Während der musikalische Fokus von OYE in den frühen Zweitausendern besonders auf Latin und Brazilian Music lag, hat sich der Laden mit seinen beiden Filialen in Kreuzberg und im Prenzlauer Berg in der folgenden Zeit zu einer der wichtigsten Anlaufstellen für House, Techno, Disco und Artverwandtes entwickelt. Und OYE verkauft längst nicht nur Platten. Diverse eigene Labels wurden aus dem Umfeld der Läden heraus gegründet. Außerdem entstand eine hauseigene Partyreihe, die sich auf Vinyl-Sets spezialisiert hat."