Tribal Pulse Podcast

Our next episode is by an artist whose work is of huge significance to the history and progression of the Detroit techno sound; DJ 3000. Given the name '3000' by Mad Mike Banks and a member of the Undergeround Resistance/Submerge crew, he formed the now seminal Motech imprint in 2001. The label's back catalogue reads like a who's who of motor city techno, and his sounds merge the electronic rhythms reminiscent of his city with ethnic flavours from his parents' home country of Albania and beyond. At Tribal Pulse we absolutely love this coming together of influences, and we hope you enjoy the mix.

Don't forget you can catch 2 more big supporters of Detroit sounds, Jean Pierre Enfant and Boom Merchant, at our next label night at Saint Judes in Glasgow on 7th February, and remember our first adventure on wax of 2015 isn't far away. Stay tuned

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For the sixth installment in our podcast series we've handed over the reins to an artist who featured on our debut release as well as our most recent, and whose work over the last decade has produced a comprehensive arsenal of quality music: Pole Folder.

His recent remix of Khen & Sonic Union's 'Driven by Demand' is a building groover with huge emotional content, gaining the support of Sasha, Dubfire, Nick Warren and Stacey Pullen amongst others. Change underground called it 'emotionally devastating stuff', and Decoded Mag referred to it as 'quite dreamlike, yet terribly satisfying.'

Who better then to lead proceedings at the final Tribal Pulse event of the year. You can catch him alongside Boom Merchant and VJ PlanetArm at Saint Judes on Saturday 6th December for what's set to be one to remember. We hope you enjoy the music.

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Number five in our podcast series comes from a key member of Tribal Pulse and a crafter of some truly fantastic recordings; Acidulant. His sounds are deep and heavy, laden with 303 and a futuristic outlook.

The next few months will bring releases on Balkan Connection, Plus and Tribal Pulse amongst others, and with remixes by a selection of the world's best such as Orlando Voorn, Altern8's Mark Archer and Outlander of R&S fame, the results sound absolutely fantastic.

Here he provides us with an hour-long DJ set, but you can hear him perform his new audio/visual liveset at Tribal Pulse events in Edinburgh (The Annexe, 10th Oct), Glasgow (SWG3, 11th October) and Amsterdam (Club Lite, 18th October). Until then, we hope you enjoy the podcast!

For the next in our podcast series we're proud to present an artist who's been on the Tribal Pulse radar for some time now. He crafts tough, bass-driven rhythms with a hedonistic edge, and with such a fresh and unique sound, it's easy to see why labels like Dubfire's Sci+Tec, Coyu's Suara and Marco Bailey's MB Elektronics have snapped up his recordings.

This year you can expect more music from Johnny on a host of respected labels including MB Elektronics, Break New Soil and Sci+Tec.

You can catch him play live alongside Kyle Hall and Boom Merchant at our next event on 7th June in Glasgow, and if this chaotic musical journey is anything to go by, it'll be an evening to remember.

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We listened to a lot of fantastic music during last year's trip to ADE, and we're pleased to say that a lot of it came from our own artists! We also came across a few DJs who weren't quite so familiar, but who made us take a step back and say 'wow!'. First on this list is Jean Pierre Enfant.

He's a resident at Trouw, founder of the Les Enfants Terribles parties in Amsterdam, and a proud supporter of vinyl. It's the sheer momentum that he manages to generate in his sets that caught our eye, merging warm house sounds alongside dark, paranoid techno to create a very special musical atmosphere.

Here he provides us with a set recorded at one of his own LET events at Trouw. You can catch him at our next Glasgow event at Saint Judes on Saturday 8th March. Until then, enjoy the music!