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Marc Miroir is a German DJ and producer and the owner of the Paso label. An underground head to the core, Marc has always promoted a wide-ranging sound that incorporates many different elements, a fact that was laid bare recently on Let Me Go, a stunning collaboration of his that he produced in tandem with... Read more »

Forthcoming on youANDme‘s Ornaments Music a 12″ by Tim Toh, who already appeared in the label with “No Trace”. The sound proposed in “Tourist EP” is basically into 80s house, where jazz, tribal and balearic influences are noticeable and functional to the release: in fact the A2, B2 and B3 tracks aren’t stuck to a... Read more »

Irishman Ian McDonnell AKA Eomac, a producer you may also known from his scintillating exploits as one half of Lakker, shares his first full release of the year in the form of a dynamic four tracker. Another standout exhibition of his intricate blend of Techno. You can check it out below. The release also features the... Read more »

In the aftermath of the release of his ‘Voodoo Grooves’ album on Mike Shannon’s Berlin imprint Cynsosure Recordings, WWD catches up with Andrea Fiorito to get the lowdown on the record, the creative process behind the album and what’s next for the Italian producer! What’s more, Andrea kindly offered up tasty unreleased cut “You Dub Man” as an exclusive... Read more »

The Cesare vs Disorder release forthcoming on Vakant is very much focused on the 90s electronica sound, granting to the listener a particular kind of mentalism and introspection. The producer shows his ability without any problems, using a coherent combination of drums and synths he has been able to create a full bodied sound in both “Vortex” and... Read more »

Finally, after a long wait, Dana Ruh is going to publish a solo release on her own label Brouqade. If “case sensitive” seems a follow up to the sound proposed on her album “Naturally”, the styles of the other two tracks go in very much different directions: “I’m Surprised What’s Real” is a mental, trippy song, with essential... Read more »