Techniche RadioShow

Our man of the moment G.E.N.E. (who's Hotep EP has gained a lot of attention as of late) hands us this illustrious mix to further his brand of techno & electro goodness that puts us in another space and time. Press that play button to take you there.1. Vapour Space - Gravitational Arch of 10 - Pulse 8 (vinyl)2. Fedele - Riot Disco - Ellum3. Luigi Tozzi - Satyre - Non Series4. Mesak - Haiven - Klakson5. Backyard Brew - Yard 21 - BYB (vinyl)6. Backyard Brew - Delivery - BYB (vinyl)7. London Modular Alliance - Stray - Cultivated Electronics (vinyl)8. Endian - Finish Me - Secret Sundaze9. Dexter - I don't Care - Klakson (vinyl)10. Rene Wise and Rodhad - 190205 - WSNWG (Vinyl)11. Dense and Pika - Hands Up - Kneaded Pain12. Citizen Kain - Charly Charly - Ellum13. Anthony Rother - Helical - Anthony Rother14. Omar S and Norm Talley - Muggy Detroit Heat - Upstairs Asylum Records (vinyl)15. La Pena - Discodogs - La Pena16. Nico Purman - Euphrasia - Vakant (vinyl)17. Hotep - g.e.n.e. - Techniche

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It's safe to say that g.e.n.e. seems to effortlessly carve his name deeper into grains of electronic dance music. On this, his 2nd offering onto the Techniche imprint, we receive 3 crepuscular tracks that make up the Hotep EP. The title Hotep means to be satisfied, and at peace. Listening to any of the trio of tracks here make clear that g.e.n.e. is quite satisfied with where he's heading and where we take solace fitting into this release as well.

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It's safe to say that g.e.n.e. seems to effortlessly carve his name deeper into grains of electronic dance music. On this, his 2nd offering onto the Techniche imprint, we receive 3 crepuscular tracks that make up the Hotep EP. The title Hotep means to be satisfied, and at peace. Listening to any of the trio of tracks here make clear that g.e.n.e. is quite satisfied with where he's heading and where we take solace fitting into this release as well.

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It's safe to say that g.e.n.e. seems to effortlessly carve his name deeper into grains of electronic dance music. On this, his 2nd offering onto the Techniche imprint, we receive 3 crepuscular tracks that make up the Hotep EP. The title Hotep means to be satisfied, and at peace. Listening to any of the trio of tracks here make clear that g.e.n.e. is quite satisfied with where he's heading and where we take solace fitting into this release as well.

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In tandem with his debut EP - The Sun Will Rise on Techniche Recordings, Scanner Darkly leads us into submerged territory with a mix bound to signify his breaking success as producer and with this example, DJ at hand. Highlighting previous Techniche releases from Myxzlplix, Ciara B, and Sleepy & Boo alongside Deep Tech Recordings output, Scanner Darkly doesn't sleep in dark, he excels in it. Turn out the lights and turn up the sound for this one.Tracklist:01. Nkarsia - Euphemisme (Original Mix) - The Seed02. Terry Jasinto - What is the Mind - Deep Tech Recordings03. Hezbo - Arabia (Original Mix) - Deep Tech Recordings 04. Knowlton Walsh - Hyperloop (Original Mix) - The Seed05. Bill Kraemer - Rouge Agency (Currier Remix) - The Seed06. Sleepy & Boo - Slight (Original Mix) - Techniche 07. Myxzlplix - Gemini (Original Mix) - Techniche08. Tommy Wahl - Karat (Original Mix) - Leisure Music Productions09. Scanner Darkly - Lepper (Original Mix) - Techniche10. Technotronic - Storm (Original Mix) - Maintain Reply Records 11. Matthias Springer - Low Sun (Original Mix) - Intermission LTD.12. Ciara B - The End is the Beginning (Original Mix) - Techniche13. Micfreak, Dino (DC) - Go Get it (Mr. Wright Remix) - Funktrap Records 14. Scanner Darkly - Patsy (Original Mix) - Techniche

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Dark matter surrounds us, we cannot resist or hide from it. But we can embrace it, and even celebrate it though art of sound. Such is the case for the debut of one Scanner Darkly, who may remit us to deeper and darker sound-scapes but instills hope that with darkness, comes light...For the Sun Will Rise. And with optimistic eyes and open ears, we can be hopeful that this producer’s path is proving to be quite promising. Three (3) deeply hypnotic and substantial Scanner Darkly tracks populate the Techniche Recordings catalog with wonderful results. “Lepper” initiates this EP as a brooding arpeggiated affair reminding us what lurks the dark corners of our minds, while “Patsy” takes the blame for being the most solid track that fits in between the other 2 quite well. Finishing the EP is the title track “The Sun Will Rise,” that soothes all of our fears of the dark with light accents to round out this proper release.

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Dark matter surrounds us, we cannot resist or hide from it. But we can embrace it, and even celebrate it though art of sound. Such is the case for the debut of one Scanner Darkly, who may remit us to deeper and darker sound-scapes but instills hope that with darkness, comes light...For the Sun Will Rise. And with optimistic eyes and open ears, we can be hopeful that this producer’s path is proving to be quite promising. Three (3) deeply hypnotic and substantial Scanner Darkly tracks populate the Techniche Recordings catalog with wonderful results. “Lepper” initiates this EP as a brooding arpeggiated affair reminding us what lurks the dark corners of our minds, while “Patsy” takes the blame for being the most solid track that fits in between the other 2 quite well. Finishing the EP is the title track “The Sun Will Rise,” that soothes all of our fears of the dark with light accents to round out this proper release.

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Dark matter surrounds us, we cannot resist or hide from it. But we can embrace it, and even celebrate it though art of sound. Such is the case for the debut of one Scanner Darkly, who may remit us to deeper and darker sound-scapes but instills hope that with darkness, comes light...For the Sun Will Rise. And with optimistic eyes and open ears, we can be hopeful that this producer’s path is proving to be quite promising. Three (3) deeply hypnotic and substantial Scanner Darkly tracks populate the Techniche Recordings catalog with wonderful results. “Lepper” initiates this EP as a brooding arpeggiated affair reminding us what lurks the dark corners of our minds, while “Patsy” takes the blame for being the most solid track that fits in between the other 2 quite well. Finishing the EP is the title track “The Sun Will Rise,” that soothes all of our fears of the dark with light accents to round out this proper release.

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1. Myxzlplix - SYDWYZYN [Techniche Recordings]2. Thomas Hoffknecht - Gravity (Jeroen Search Mutation)[STRGHTx]3. Kai van Dongen - We Don't Slap [Truncate]4. Marcal/Stephen Disario - Eleven [Planet Rhythm]5 Ackermann - Consciousness (Marcal Remix)[UNCAGE]6 Ackermann - Break Necks Beat (Gene Richards Jr Remix) [UNCAGE]7. Thomas Hoffknecht- Natures Plan [KD RAW]8. FJAAK - PAL [FJAAK]9. Cleric - Luddite [Clergy]10. Marcal - Angry Teleprinter [Rekids]11. Myxzlplix - WRLDBYND [Techniche Recordings]12 Jon Hester - Flow [Deeply Rooted]13 Mattias Fridell, Alexander Johansson - Insyn [Decision Making Theory]14. JLTZ - TFAM 01 [Hayes]

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