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Distributed by ALIVE & Word and Sound

(p) © 2014 Haseland Magnetschallplatten / eleganz Records
GEMA Haseland 2014

www.haseland.net]]> 109231 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:36:00 +0100 2014-11-11T13:36:00+01:00 0:34 https://hearthis.at/deozman/luv11-b2/
Some well known producers showing their soft skills with own productions or edits / re-works they ever wanted to do.

Vinyl only!
Limited edition of 500 copies!
Comes in clear plasticsleeve!]]>
Some well known producers showing their soft skills with own productions or edits / re-works they ever wanted to do.

Vinyl only!
Limited edition of 500 copies!
Comes in clear plasticsleeve!]]> 109227 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:35:59 +0100 2014-11-11T13:35:59+01:00 2:59 https://hearthis.at/deozman/fuck-art-lets-dance-were-manicals-deo-z-man-dub-remix-snippet/ 109230 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:35:59 +0100 2014-11-11T13:35:59+01:00 1:28 https://hearthis.at/deozman/ybdpt-atom-mixtape-nr004-by-deo-z-man/
ATOM MIXTAPE NR.004 MIXED BY DEO & Z-MAN.

DON'T CALL IT RAP. DON'T CALL IT TRAP. DON'T CALL IT CRAP.
B-BOY TURNTABLISM TO THE FULLEST. BRIGHT, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL.

DEO & Z-MAN ARE A PAIR OF REGULAR SUPERHEROES WITH A TALENT FOR BRINGING A WIDE RANGE OF VIBES TO THE CLUB FLOOR, FROM HAMBURG TO BERLIN CITY. TOGETHER THEY STARTED LAYING DOWN BEATS IN ALL STYLES - THEIR LOVE FOR MUSIC NEVER GHETTOIZED INTO ANY ONE GERNE.

WITH THEIR DEBUT ALBUM "NO BULLSHIT", DEO & Z-MAN PROCEED THEIR RESEARCH IN CONTEMPORARY ELECTRONIC MUSIC BEYOND STYLISTIC BOUNDARIES AND PRESENT A WIDE-RANGING LUCKY BAG OF SONGS.

FOR FULL ALBUM STREAM, PLEASE CHECK:
Deo & Z-Man - No Bullshit by deo&z-man

FOR MORE YBDPT MIXTAPES, PLEASE CHECK:
www.ybdpt.com/pages/atom

YBDPT. ©2013]]>
ATOM MIXTAPE NR.004 MIXED BY DEO & Z-MAN.

DON'T CALL IT RAP. DON'T CALL IT TRAP. DON'T CALL IT CRAP.
B-BOY TURNTABLISM TO THE FULLEST. BRIGHT, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL.

DEO & Z-MAN ARE A PAIR OF REGULAR SUPERHEROES WITH A TALENT FOR BRINGING A WIDE RANGE OF VIBES TO THE CLUB FLOOR, FROM HAMBURG TO BERLIN CITY. TOGETHER THEY STARTED LAYING DOWN BEATS IN ALL STYLES - THEIR LOVE FOR MUSIC NEVER GHETTOIZED INTO ANY ONE GERNE.

WITH THEIR DEBUT ALBUM "NO BULLSHIT", DEO & Z-MAN PROCEED THEIR RESEARCH IN CONTEMPORARY ELECTRONIC MUSIC BEYOND STYLISTIC BOUNDARIES AND PRESENT A WIDE-RANGING LUCKY BAG OF SONGS.

FOR FULL ALBUM STREAM, PLEASE CHECK:
Deo & Z-Man - No Bullshit by deo&z-man

FOR MORE YBDPT MIXTAPES, PLEASE CHECK:
www.ybdpt.com/pages/atom

YBDPT. ©2013]]> 109169 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:18:17 +0100 2014-11-11T13:18:17+01:00 56:25 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deo-z-man-diggin-in-their-crates-for-miami-bass-and-ghetto-bass-dj-mix/ 109174 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:15:40 +0100 2014-11-11T13:15:40+01:00 38:56 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deo-z-man-hafendisko-dj-mix/ 109173 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:14:13 +0100 2014-11-11T13:14:13+01:00 1:03:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deo-z-man-diggin-in-their-crates-for-triphop-and-elektronika-dj-mix/ 109175 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:12:43 +0100 2014-11-11T13:12:43+01:00 54:23 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deo-z-man-diggin-in-their-crates-for-g-funk-and-gangsta-rap-dj-mix/ ]]> ]]> 109181 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:11:48 +0100 2014-11-11T13:11:48+01:00 53:33 https://hearthis.at/deozman/mmm-05-deo-z-man/ 109182 no no Tue, 11 Nov 2014 13:09:37 +0100 2014-11-11T13:09:37+01:00 53:46 https://hearthis.at/deozman/cbls-192-compost-black-label-sessions-radio-guestmix-by-deo-z-man/
CBLS 192 comes from our labelmates Deo & Z-Man from Hamburg. Enjoy their lovely guestmix.

All the best,
Thomas & Mathias

__________________________________________________

sorry no tracklist available
__________________________________________________

Follow Deo & Z-Man

www.facebook.com/deozman
www.soundcloud.com/deo-z-man
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/deoz-man
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Deo+%26+Z-Man

Follow us:

www.facebook.com/compostrecords
www.twitter.com/compostrecords
www.youtube.com/user/compostrecords
www.myspace.com/compostrecords

www.compost-rec.com]]>
CBLS 192 comes from our labelmates Deo & Z-Man from Hamburg. Enjoy their lovely guestmix.

All the best,
Thomas & Mathias

__________________________________________________

sorry no tracklist available
__________________________________________________

Follow Deo & Z-Man

www.facebook.com/deozman
www.soundcloud.com/deo-z-man
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/deoz-man
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Deo+%26+Z-Man

Follow us:

www.facebook.com/compostrecords
www.twitter.com/compostrecords
www.youtube.com/user/compostrecords
www.myspace.com/compostrecords

www.compost-rec.com]]> 104567 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:14:14 +0100 2014-11-06T11:14:14+01:00 1:00:04 https://hearthis.at/deozman/mixed-up-79-mit-deo-z-man/ http://www.bln.fm/2014/01/mixed-up-79-mit-deo-z-man/]]> http://www.bln.fm/2014/01/mixed-up-79-mit-deo-z-man/]]> http://www.bln.fm/2014/01/mixed-up-79-mit-deo-z-man/]]> 104566 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:14:12 +0100 2014-11-06T11:14:12+01:00 1:00:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/001-etb-podcast-deo-z-man/ 104569 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:13:07 +0100 2014-11-06T11:13:07+01:00 1:17:24 https://hearthis.at/deozman/societe-perrier-dj-mix-deo-z-man/ 104568 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:13:05 +0100 2014-11-06T11:13:05+01:00 1:03:23 https://hearthis.at/deozman/fluk-podcast-015-deo-z-man-compost-black-hamburg/
If you have spent any time around the Berlin / Hamburg clubbing axis in the last few years you are probably already aware of the rising phenomenon that is Deo & Z-man. A pair of regular superheroes with a talent for bringing a wide range of vibes to the club floor, their recent signing to hometown tastemakers hafendisko will be a chance for everybody else to join in on the fun.

The brothers hail from Hamburg, by way of Italy - their father a professional musician whose rock band dived headlong into playing the Reeperbahn whore houses, back street bars and seedy clubs of his adopted home city.
It would be fair to say this lust for life rubbed off or the impressionable boys - after years of carrying guitars and amps and hooking up cables for their dad, they started building their own musical legacy as teenagers. Aided by understanding parents, the brothers borrowed some analog gear, found a space and started experimenting with their first passion – hip-hop. This being the 90s, it wasn’t long before the whole musical spectrum opened up – from garage to trip hop to drum ’n’ bass and on to house and techno – the floodgates had opened and Deo & Z-man had found their calling.
Working on tracks through the week and performing each weekend, Deo & Z-man were following in their father’s footsteps - the natural rhythm of artists working to keep music at the centre of their lives and everything else in the background. The boys started laying down beats in all styles, their love for music never ghettoized into any one genre. A common theme running though all their tracks and performances however, is one many fans will instantly recognize - an innately musical sensibility that also translate to the club. And these guys have some serious credentials when it comes to moving dance floors. From the early days getting switched on to electronic music in Hamburg, Deo & Z-man have built up a ferociously exciting reputation for rocking parties - evidenced by their long running residency at Hamburg’s legendary Golden Pudel Club.

Their reputation has been built on innovative and open-minded live performances performed with a mixture of analog and digital gear, and DJ sets that sparkle with creativity. One thing they have been sure to maintain throughout their work is something that is often forgotten in the electronic music landscape – a rare talent for injecting their work with a sense of humour and a flair for fun. It’s this irreverent attitude that had led to memorably devastating performances at Fusion Festival and Golden Gate Club in Berlin, and led them to be much in demand at some of the most respected parties in Europe.

Take a glimpse at their releases over the past five years and it’s clear to see how the brothers have created such a buzz –tracks on Klasse, Opossum and Compost Black Label have highlighted a rare skill to mix styles without losing focus, and to mix musicality with innovation. Also releasing and performing under the nomme de guerre Mafiosi Bros, the guys operate somewhere within the house and techno continuum but are not defined by it, their wide-ranging influences are always on display, informing their work and beat-making at every level. Now with an upcoming album due on hfn, it’s time Deo & Z-man took their superhero mission to the next level – saving the world from the dull and achieving total world domination in the process.

https://www.facebook.com/deozman
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/deoz-man
http://www.beatport.com/artist/deo-and-z-man/9618
https://soundcloud.com/deo-z-man]]>
If you have spent any time around the Berlin / Hamburg clubbing axis in the last few years you are probably already aware of the rising phenomenon that is Deo & Z-man. A pair of regular superheroes with a talent for bringing a wide range of vibes to the club floor, their recent signing to hometown tastemakers hafendisko will be a chance for everybody else to join in on the fun.

The brothers hail from Hamburg, by way of Italy - their father a professional musician whose rock band dived headlong into playing the Reeperbahn whore houses, back street bars and seedy clubs of his adopted home city.
It would be fair to say this lust for life rubbed off or the impressionable boys - after years of carrying guitars and amps and hooking up cables for their dad, they started building their own musical legacy as teenagers. Aided by understanding parents, the brothers borrowed some analog gear, found a space and started experimenting with their first passion – hip-hop. This being the 90s, it wasn’t long before the whole musical spectrum opened up – from garage to trip hop to drum ’n’ bass and on to house and techno – the floodgates had opened and Deo & Z-man had found their calling.
Working on tracks through the week and performing each weekend, Deo & Z-man were following in their father’s footsteps - the natural rhythm of artists working to keep music at the centre of their lives and everything else in the background. The boys started laying down beats in all styles, their love for music never ghettoized into any one genre. A common theme running though all their tracks and performances however, is one many fans will instantly recognize - an innately musical sensibility that also translate to the club. And these guys have some serious credentials when it comes to moving dance floors. From the early days getting switched on to electronic music in Hamburg, Deo & Z-man have built up a ferociously exciting reputation for rocking parties - evidenced by their long running residency at Hamburg’s legendary Golden Pudel Club.

Their reputation has been built on innovative and open-minded live performances performed with a mixture of analog and digital gear, and DJ sets that sparkle with creativity. One thing they have been sure to maintain throughout their work is something that is often forgotten in the electronic music landscape – a rare talent for injecting their work with a sense of humour and a flair for fun. It’s this irreverent attitude that had led to memorably devastating performances at Fusion Festival and Golden Gate Club in Berlin, and led them to be much in demand at some of the most respected parties in Europe.

Take a glimpse at their releases over the past five years and it’s clear to see how the brothers have created such a buzz –tracks on Klasse, Opossum and Compost Black Label have highlighted a rare skill to mix styles without losing focus, and to mix musicality with innovation. Also releasing and performing under the nomme de guerre Mafiosi Bros, the guys operate somewhere within the house and techno continuum but are not defined by it, their wide-ranging influences are always on display, informing their work and beat-making at every level. Now with an upcoming album due on hfn, it’s time Deo & Z-man took their superhero mission to the next level – saving the world from the dull and achieving total world domination in the process.

https://www.facebook.com/deozman
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/deoz-man
http://www.beatport.com/artist/deo-and-z-man/9618
https://soundcloud.com/deo-z-man]]> 104562 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:11:41 +0100 2014-11-06T11:11:41+01:00 1:00:04 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-sensational-booking-big-floor-dj-mix/ http://www.sensational-booking.com/]]> http://www.sensational-booking.com/]]> 104559 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:11:37 +0100 2014-11-06T11:11:37+01:00 1:03:43 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-sensational-booking-small-floor-dj-mix/ http://www.sensational-booking.com/]]> http://www.sensational-booking.com/]]> 104561 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:04:45 +0100 2014-11-06T11:04:45+01:00 1:06:02 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-liveset-kong-munich-28-02-2014/ 104556 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:03:10 +0100 2014-11-06T11:03:10+01:00 1:09:40 https://hearthis.at/deozman/soultunes-podcast-24-by-deo-z-man/ Hope you'll enjoy it and thanks a ton to Deo and Daniel!

https://soundcloud.com/deo-z-man
www.facebook.com/deozman

Check:
"No Bullshit"
http://www.discogs.com/Deo-Z-Man-No-Bullshit/master/649650
+ Upcoming "No Bullshit Remixes"
Pt. 1: http://www.deejay.de/No_Bullshit_Remixes_Ep__151832]]> Hope you'll enjoy it and thanks a ton to Deo and Daniel!

https://soundcloud.com/deo-z-man
www.facebook.com/deozman

Check:
"No Bullshit"
http://www.discogs.com/Deo-Z-Man-No-Bullshit/master/649650
+ Upcoming "No Bullshit Remixes"
Pt. 1: http://www.deejay.de/No_Bullshit_Remixes_Ep__151832]]> 104557 no no Thu, 06 Nov 2014 11:03:04 +0100 2014-11-06T11:03:04+01:00 1:02:38 https://hearthis.at/deozman/pingipung-podcast-44-deoz-man-sounds-progressive-mix/ 101765 no no Tue, 04 Nov 2014 11:17:02 +0100 2014-11-04T11:17:02+01:00 1:04:48 https://hearthis.at/deozman/tissue-magazine-mixtape-19-deoz-man/ They are known for their House sets but this time they are serving us with a laidback funky downright sexual hip hop rooted mixtape. At last year´s Fusion Festival they got into trouble with some rrriot girl gang because they were playing an apparently too chauvinistic Rap set. Bad boys, bad boys! It is a thug life on this side of the Atlantic too.]]> They are known for their House sets but this time they are serving us with a laidback funky downright sexual hip hop rooted mixtape. At last year´s Fusion Festival they got into trouble with some rrriot girl gang because they were playing an apparently too chauvinistic Rap set. Bad boys, bad boys! It is a thug life on this side of the Atlantic too.]]> 101768 no no Tue, 04 Nov 2014 11:17:00 +0100 2014-11-04T11:17:00+01:00 1:01:07 https://hearthis.at/deozman/01-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-0230/
'Tales of Love' is a beautifully crafted futuristic disco gem – and available here in three wildly different and equally stunning versions.

The boys work their magic on the original with sweet vocoders, firing disco toms, and perfectly pitched ear for the happy melancholia of the dancefloor. Perhaps referencing their italo roots, 'Tales of Love' is as perfect a pop song as you will hear all year.

The guys have been building quite a following in the underground, not least for their innovative and open minded live performances and highly creative DJ sets]]>
'Tales of Love' is a beautifully crafted futuristic disco gem – and available here in three wildly different and equally stunning versions.

The boys work their magic on the original with sweet vocoders, firing disco toms, and perfectly pitched ear for the happy melancholia of the dancefloor. Perhaps referencing their italo roots, 'Tales of Love' is as perfect a pop song as you will hear all year.

The guys have been building quite a following in the underground, not least for their innovative and open minded live performances and highly creative DJ sets]]> 101738 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 22:01:33 +0100 2014-11-03T22:01:33+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/02-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-tigerskin-remix/ - teasing out the clubbier elements into something of a
stomper that throws a wicked rhythm guitar into the mix.
]]> - teasing out the clubbier elements into something of a
stomper that throws a wicked rhythm guitar into the mix.
]]> 101729 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:52:08 +0100 2014-11-03T21:52:08+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/03-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-rss-disco-z-mn-remix/ 101730 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:52:06 +0100 2014-11-03T21:52:06+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/05-deo-z-man-iced-out-space-lazerlights-marc-schneider-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101454 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:09:07 +0100 2014-11-03T21:09:07+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/02-deo-z-man-smokeroad-lee-burton-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101450 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:09:06 +0100 2014-11-03T21:09:06+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/06-deo-z-man-slippin-into-somethin-frank-agrario-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101455 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:09:04 +0100 2014-11-03T21:09:04+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/01-deo-z-man-chopped-memories-arttu-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101449 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:09:00 +0100 2014-11-03T21:09:00+01:00 2:31 https://hearthis.at/deozman/04-deo-z-man-universal-neighbours-slg-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101453 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:08:59 +0100 2014-11-03T21:08:59+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/03-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-julius-steinhoff-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101452 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:08:58 +0100 2014-11-03T21:08:58+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/15-deo-z-man-ms-oberheim-subzmatik-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101461 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:43 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:43+01:00 2:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/17-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-tigerskin-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101459 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:42 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:42+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/10-deo-z-man-music-to-driveby-alex-dimou-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101460 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:42 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:42+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/12-deo-z-man-vino-feat-oreste-deo-z-man-clubmix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101463 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:42 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:42+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/11-deo-z-man-y-r-u-a-g-la-boum-fatale-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101462 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:02 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:02+01:00 2:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/14-deo-z-man-electric-spaceship-ratkat-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101466 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:07:01 +0100 2014-11-03T21:07:01+01:00 2:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/13-deo-z-man-yo-whaaat-joney-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101465 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:59 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:59+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/16-deo-z-man-xtc-erobique-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101464 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:58 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:58+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/08-deo-z-man-xtc-luca-lozanos-accidental-2cb-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101457 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:47 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:47+01:00 2:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/07-deo-z-man-tamastar-santini-feat-janos-credit-00-reprise-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101456 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:46 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:46+01:00 2:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/09-deo-z-man-two-blue-bros-faded-ranger-remix-snippet/
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]>
Released on the always forward-looking hafendisko label, the album fully deserves this extensive, similarly creative remix package.

Totalling 18 tracks, 'No Bullshit Remixes' had managed to pull together an enviable line up of producers to rework and reinterpret each of the album's tracks.

ARTTU provides a typically unhinged neo-electro version of 'Chopped Memories', while Marc Schneider's remix of 'Iced Out Space Lazerlights' riffs on the outer space groove of the original. Smallville boss Julius Steinhoff delivers signature piece of tightly wound deepness, while Frank Agrario provides a synth boogie-trip take on 'Slippin' Into Somethin’.

The breath of styles matches that of the original album - Faded Ranger choose to expand on the wigged out hip-hop chug of Two Blue Bros, while Lee Burton’s 'Smokeroad' treatment treads an ambient, smoker's delight path towards enlightenment.

Tiger Skin and Alex Dimou both provide exceptional dance floor damagers from the original source material, while Subz&Matik drop two equally killer breaks-inspired versions of 'Ms Oberheim'. Erobique and Luca Lozano both take on the single 'XTC' - and produce radically different, yet equally interesting results.

Elsewhere, Credit 00, Joney, La Boum Fatale, RatKat, SLG and Deo and Z-Man themselves complete the hugely impressive collection - no filler, no bullshit.]]> 101458 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:23 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:23+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/02-deo-z-man-iced-out-space-lazerlights-marc-schneider-remix/ 101469 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:06:23 +0100 2014-11-03T21:06:23+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/01-deo-z-man-chopped-memories-arttu-remix/ 101468 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:30 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:30+01:00 2:31 https://hearthis.at/deozman/04-deo-z-man-tales-of-love-julius-steinhoff-remix/ 101471 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:28 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:28+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/03-deo-z-man-universal-neighbours-slg-remix/ 101470 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:25 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:25+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-diggin-in-their-crates-for-oldschool-drumnbass-and-drillnbass/ 101475 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:19 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:19+01:00 56:37 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-dj-set-arm-kassel-20062014/ 101474 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:17 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:17+01:00 2:23:04 https://hearthis.at/deozman/01-deo-z-man-tales-of-love/ 101489 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:07 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:07+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deo-z-man-live-set-propaganda-moscow-2013/ 101476 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:03 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:03+01:00 1:33:16 https://hearthis.at/deozman/04-deo-z-man-xtc-erobique-remix/ 101503 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:05:00 +0100 2014-11-03T21:05:00+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-dj-set-strand22-jena-26072014/ 101467 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:04:45 +0100 2014-11-03T21:04:45+01:00 3:36:14 https://hearthis.at/deozman/luv10-b2/
Some well known producers showing their soft skills with own productions or edits / re-works they ever wanted to do.

Vinyl only!
Limited edition of 500 copies worldwide!
Comes in clear plasticsleeve!]]>
Some well known producers showing their soft skills with own productions or edits / re-works they ever wanted to do.

Vinyl only!
Limited edition of 500 copies worldwide!
Comes in clear plasticsleeve!]]> 101488 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:04:45 +0100 2014-11-03T21:04:45+01:00 3:00 https://hearthis.at/deozman/10-deo-z-man-xtc-album-version/ 101496 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:49 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:49+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/11-deo-z-man-slippin-into-somethin/ 101497 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:49 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:49+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/05-deo-z-man-yo-whaaat/ 101492 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:48 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:48+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/12-deo-z-man-universal-neighbours/ 101498 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:47 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:47+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/13-deo-z-man-vino-feat-oreste-digi-bonus/ 101499 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:42 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:42+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/01-deo-z-man-xtc/
Four different takes of 'XTC' grace this release, kicking off with the 8-minute original version. A slamming old school electro beat ushers in something a little special here – fat analog bass lines collide with cut up vocal stabs, tight percussion and a classic 80s–referencing robotic 'XTC' lyric. Ironically celebrating the rave drug of choice, the track somehow manages to subvert its influences while maintaining its shape as a supreme body-rocking jam.]]>
Four different takes of 'XTC' grace this release, kicking off with the 8-minute original version. A slamming old school electro beat ushers in something a little special here – fat analog bass lines collide with cut up vocal stabs, tight percussion and a classic 80s–referencing robotic 'XTC' lyric. Ironically celebrating the rave drug of choice, the track somehow manages to subvert its influences while maintaining its shape as a supreme body-rocking jam.]]> 101500 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:41 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:41+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/03-deo-z-man-chopped-memories/ 101491 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:40 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:40+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/02-deo-z-man-xtc-club-version/ ]]> ]]> 101501 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:33 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:33+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/03-deo-z-man-xtc-till-von-sein-remix/ 101502 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:03:33 +0100 2014-11-03T21:03:33+01:00 2:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/08-deo-z-man-y-r-u-a-g/ 101494 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:54 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:54+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-golden-pudel-club-11022014-pt2/ 101487 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:53 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:53+01:00 2:23:28 https://hearthis.at/deozman/07-deo-z-man-two-blue-bros/ 101493 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:51 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:51+01:00 1:30 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-fusion-festival-2013-hiphop-dj-set/ played on saturday at the bachstelzen stage.
including jumping needles, stuff on the turntables and digital dropouts! ]]> played on saturday at the bachstelzen stage.
including jumping needles, stuff on the turntables and digital dropouts! ]]> 101479 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:43 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:43+01:00 2:48:42 https://hearthis.at/deozman/deoz-man-golden-pudel-club-11022014-pt1/ ]]> ]]> 101485 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:40 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:40+01:00 2:16:32 https://hearthis.at/deozman/ybdpt-atom-mixtape-nr004-by-deo-z-man/
ATOM MIXTAPE NR.004 MIXED BY DEO & Z-MAN.

DON'T CALL IT RAP. DON'T CALL IT TRAP. DON'T CALL IT CRAP.
B-BOY TURNTABLISM TO THE FULLEST. BRIGHT, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL.

DEO & Z-MAN ARE A PAIR OF REGULAR SUPERHEROES WITH A TALENT FOR BRINGING A WIDE RANGE OF VIBES TO THE CLUB FLOOR, FROM HAMBURG TO BERLIN CITY. TOGETHER THEY STARTED LAYING DOWN BEATS IN ALL STYLES - THEIR LOVE FOR MUSIC NEVER GHETTOIZED INTO ANY ONE GERNE.

WITH THEIR DEBUT ALBUM "NO BULLSHIT", DEO & Z-MAN PROCEED THEIR RESEARCH IN CONTEMPORARY ELECTRONIC MUSIC BEYOND STYLISTIC BOUNDARIES AND PRESENT A WIDE-RANGING LUCKY BAG OF SONGS.

FOR FULL ALBUM STREAM, PLEASE CHECK:
Deo & Z-Man - No Bullshit by deo&z-man

FOR MORE YBDPT MIXTAPES, PLEASE CHECK:
www.ybdpt.com/pages/atom

YBDPT. ©2013]]>
ATOM MIXTAPE NR.004 MIXED BY DEO & Z-MAN.

DON'T CALL IT RAP. DON'T CALL IT TRAP. DON'T CALL IT CRAP.
B-BOY TURNTABLISM TO THE FULLEST. BRIGHT, BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL.

DEO & Z-MAN ARE A PAIR OF REGULAR SUPERHEROES WITH A TALENT FOR BRINGING A WIDE RANGE OF VIBES TO THE CLUB FLOOR, FROM HAMBURG TO BERLIN CITY. TOGETHER THEY STARTED LAYING DOWN BEATS IN ALL STYLES - THEIR LOVE FOR MUSIC NEVER GHETTOIZED INTO ANY ONE GERNE.

WITH THEIR DEBUT ALBUM "NO BULLSHIT", DEO & Z-MAN PROCEED THEIR RESEARCH IN CONTEMPORARY ELECTRONIC MUSIC BEYOND STYLISTIC BOUNDARIES AND PRESENT A WIDE-RANGING LUCKY BAG OF SONGS.

FOR FULL ALBUM STREAM, PLEASE CHECK:
Deo & Z-Man - No Bullshit by deo&z-man

FOR MORE YBDPT MIXTAPES, PLEASE CHECK:
www.ybdpt.com/pages/atom

YBDPT. ©2013]]> 101481 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:37 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:37+01:00 56:25 https://hearthis.at/deozman/boris-dlugosch-show-njoy-radio-deo-z-man-dj-mix/ 101480 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:02:35 +0100 2014-11-03T21:02:35+01:00 59:58 https://hearthis.at/deozman/09-deo-z-man-iced-out-space-lazerlights/ 101495 no no Mon, 03 Nov 2014 21:00:18 +0100 2014-11-03T21:00:18+01:00 1:30