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December, 25th, 2007: on this Christmas day, the minimal techno set Low Fi was released. Here's the playlist:

1. Alexandra Marinescu - The Lost Drip [3 Liquid Hz Recordings]
2. Josh Wink - Have To Get Back (Vox version) [Ovum Recordings]
3. Gaiser - Half Life [Minus]
4. Tractile - Ardorant (Marc Houle remix) [Minus]
5. camea & InsideOut - Azimuth [Clink]
6. Chloe - Around [Kill The DJ]
7. Ambivalent - Nugget [Minus]
8. JPLS - Twilite 7 [Minus]
9. Butane & Someone Else - Tigerbitch [alphahouse]
10. Wolf + Lamb - The Morning After [Wolf + Lamb Music]
11. Magda - Panna Cotta Eyes [Minus]
12. David Alvarado - Aurora (Mike Salta remix) [Bomb Records]
13. Lee Van Dowski - The Darkened Component [Num Records]
14. Enveloops - This One [BPCult]
15. Alland Byallo - Dark Tide Disco [Floppy Funk]
16. Ricardo Villalobos - Spritzcussion
17. Sean Palm - Pluce [Railyard Recordings]
18. Heartthrob - Baby Kate (Troy Pierce First Day of Rehab mix) [Minus]
19. Troy Pierce - GRVL [Minus]
20. Royale & Mike Day - Der Badeofen (Attentat's Dual Element remix) [Dope Recordings]

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Article courtesy of:
http://music.guardian.co.uk/electronic/story/0,,2178449,00.html

One of the best places in Berlin to watch the sun rise is from inside the massive Watergate club, on the banks of the River Spree, in the trendy Kreuzberg district. The side facing the river towards the east is glass-plated floor-to-ceiling; between 5am and 7am, the room is gradually transformed from a dark, heaving mass of European bodies syncopating themselves to a house beat into a gloriously sunlit morning-after.

Berlin has been the spiritual home of dynamic, forward-thinking dance music for much of the past decade, house and techno in particular; it is a hub where artistic talents converge and nascent genres emerge to spread across Europe. The combination of a famously liberal attitude towards partying and a startlingly low cost of living has made the city a magnet for art scenes of all descriptions, a hedonistic centre of creativity where clubs open on a Friday night and often don't close until well into the following week, and where three-day parties are par for the course. It is home to some of Europe's most famous clubs (Watergate; the dungeon-like, labyrinthine Tresor; Berghain, a gothic building which looms up from an industrial landscape) and achingly hip dance labels (Get Physical, Bpitch Control, Cadenza).

The sound that has been filling those clubs and distributed on those labels, and which has exploded across the continent, is broadly known as minimal. Over the past five or so years, it's grown from an arcane subdivision of techno into an ubiquitous buzzword on the dance scene. Even two years ago, minimal techno was still the preserve of the so-hip-it-hurts sunglasses-at-night set. Its trendiness was endearingly encapsulated in the ubercoolische.com website, a charming soap opera written about the adventures of minimal figureheads Ricardo Villalobos, Magda and Richie Hawtin. In 2006, minimal finally crossed over, though, when Gabriel Ananda's 10-minute percussive epic Doppelwhipper exploded across Ibiza.

"For a few months, anything on any minimal German label sold," says Simon Rigg, manager at London record shop Phonica and longtime supporter of the sound. Now, even the unlikely figure of will.i.am of Black Eyed Peas has somehow cottoned on: his forthcoming album samples minimal's biggest 2005 hit, M.A.N.D.Y., and Booka Shade's Body Language - though he is still some way behind Kylie Minogue, whose 2003 No 1 Slow was essentially a minimal track with an added pop vocal.

Characterised by simple, spare beats and subtle sonic details, minimal can baffle novices: how can music with seemingly so little to it manage to work dancefloors into a state of frenzy, let alone cross over to casual dance fans? But there is a rich emotional pull to the best minimal records: furthermore, by stripping all extraneous sound from a track, all the subtle details - shifts in tempo, melodic phrases, textural effects - are magnified a hundredfold. It is equally cerebral and physical: on the dancefloor, you can lose yourself in thinking about how the dots join up with each other even as your body moves automatically to the beat.

Craig Richards, techno house pioneer and resident of London superclub Fabric, has been a minimal enthusiast since first hearing Basic Channel records in the 1990s. "At first, people were irritated by simplicity, frightened to be absorbed by a sound so simple in the same way that people in art galleries are threatened by minimal abstract paintings," he says. "Only now are people willing to be engaged by very little." Rigg, meanwhile, has an alternative explanation for its rise in popularity: "A lot of people have suggested it's all linked to the popularity of [the drug] ketamine, which means that you can listen to 17-minute minimal epics for hours."

Another factor in the surge of popularity is how minimal has evolved - or rather, what the term "minimal" has come to mean. It has always covered a multitude of styles: the gap between the m_nus label's austere, menacing minimal techno and the lush microhouse and pop-friendly hooks favoured by Michael Mayer's Kompakt label is vast. Now, "minimal" is an umbrella term covering a massive swathe of house and techno - much to the annoyance of dance connoisseurs, whose second favourite activity after dancing to techno is semantic hair-splitting, and who cannot bear to see the label "minimal" stuck on music they think does not merit it. In fact, the resilience of the name is a testament to its popularity, despite its increasing meaninglessness as a term; it is also in large part the result of the scene's sense of community, wherein even a label releasing chunky, maximalist techno (such as Areal) is tagged minimal purely because its artists associate with true minimal artists.

Two of 2007's key albums find two leading lights of the sound pursuing very different paths. Mathew Jonson is the classically trained Canadian founder of the Wagon Repair label; his Cobblestone Jazz project is an unlikely fusion of techno with jazz. For five years, it has been a live project based on improvisation and interaction with Danuel Tate and Tyger Dhula, the other musicians who comprise Cobblestone Jazz; the album, 23 Seconds, is a gorgeous, loose-limbed, trippy affair that retains the easy spontaneity at the heart of the project.

Ricardo Villalobos, meanwhile, is a Chilean exile in Berlin (his family fled Pinochet's regime when he was three) whose name is spoken in minimal circles with a kind of hushed reverence: his reputation as an auteur has been cemented by a string of seminal releases including last year's Fizheuer Zieheuer, a 37-minute epic based on a Hungarian wedding song. His own new release is ostensibly a mix compilation, the 36th in the Fabric series, but it's comprised entirely of Villalobos' own new tracks. To all intents and purposes it is his third album; uncomfortable with his own reputation, though, Villalobos has opted to release it in this way so as to avoid excessive hype. It is a revelation: Villalobos spends the first quarter gently easing the listener into his mind, skeletal rhythms weaving in between each other without ever impinging themselves too heavily; slowly but surely, though, he begins to pull out his tricks and the madness begins to set in.

The 12-minute centrepiece, Andruic & Japan, is a riot of thunderous tribal drums and what appears to be a lone female voice (in actual fact the voices of Villalobos and a friend fed through a machine) that begins conversationally, and ends up in an insane rant about chicken giblets. Dark, unsettling, and possibly enough to induce psychosis on the dancefloor, the album finally breaks into the light with the gloriously sunny Primer Encuentro Latino-Americano, based on a traditional Chilean folk song.

Villalobos and Jonson are good friends, but their attitudes to their art could not be more different. Villalobos is, to put it bluntly, a renowned party freak: in most pictures he is dishevelled, wild-haired and wild-eyed. I interview him a week before his girlfriend gives birth to their first child; when asked how his lifestyle will be affected, he sighs deeply before replying, "I guess I will have to go home after the first afterparty instead of the fifth."

He rhapsodises about partying endlessly - "I try not to miss a single opportunity for happiness" - and casts his hedonistic lifestyle as a political act: "We are living in one of the most unjust situations in human rights in the history of all humanity. It is a bad energy which is taking control of the world, like cancer. It's important to find the little light in between all this blackness, to find your space and fight for your right to party, to build up a worldwide net of people who want to have a good time and to forget reality for a while. I try to deliver the music to make the quality of escape better."

Jonson, on the other hand, is more introspective. He talks at length about how the process of production is an attempt to recreate the music in his head: "If I go into a museum or art gallery, I'll hear music in my head - not a song, but a non-stop progression in real time. Often I hear something in my head which is far better than anything I could conceptualise or write ... I'm hoping as I get older I'll be better able to capture that." Until recently he based himself in Vancouver rather than Berlin for artistic reasons: "In a city which doesn't have a club scene, I find that more creative - because there's less to do, all the musicians are hanging out with each other and making music. And I don't really take inspiration from clubs - nature inspires me. Art, architecture, the weather inspires me. And girls."

What both agree on, however, is that at the heart of minimal techno is a yearning for liberation. Returning to the theme of location, it is no coincidence that postcommunist Berlin has become the scene's hub, or that Villalobos pinpoints Romania as the country most likely to produce the next generation of techno leaders. Hedonistic freedom will always hold special significance for those who have known the absolute lack of any freedom: Villalobos himself, an exile from Pinochet's regime in Chile, identifies with that idea, while Ellen Allien, the founder of the Bpitch Control label, pinpoints the moment when the Berlin Wall came down as the key to her work. In minimal techno, what is not in the music can be as important as what is there: the gaps in between the beats and the melodies provide the spaces in which the dancers can find liberation, to free their minds by losing them. Villalobos smiles, and says merely: "That freedom is what I want to give to everyone."


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for another minimal techno article, see http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/feature/10326-column-the-month-in-techno

Lines in the kitchen, vodka in the jelly, tequila in the punch… Its house party time!. All you need is some funky tunes to get the girls on the dancefloor.

So check out this classic mix of house music to fire up your party. Deep house, Electro house, Funky house, Tech house and some old school acid house for good measure.

Click here for the house party mix streamable tag radio station

So whats in the mix?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_house
Deep house is a style of house music which fuses elements of Chicago house, 80's soul, jazz-funk and Detroit techno. The Jazz influences of deep house are most frequently brought out by sustained augmented or diminished chords which span several bars, which give the tracks a slightly dissonant feel. The use of vocals is also more common in deep house than in many other forms of house music.

Moodymann - Yesterday Party Watta Bout it
DJ Pierre - My Club (Wild Pitch Instrumental)
DJ Yellow - Forever And Even More (David Alvarado Remix)
Phuture - Your Only Friend
Offshore Funk - the cliff (extended mix)
Märtini Brös - Dataman
Johnny Corporate - Sunday Shoutin'
The Jinks - Cecilia (Original)
Moodymann - Your Sweet Lovin
Bryan Jones - Chicago Jack
Carl Craig - Flash -Fix
GreensKeepers - Slippin´
John Tejada - In Control
Quentin Harris - House (Danny Howells Re-edit)
Soulphiction - get it right (evil version)
Superdiscount - Prix Choc
Inland Knights - No Stoppin
White Lotus Society - Space Cadillac[JT Donaldson Remix]
Moodymann - Don't Be Misled
Sean DiMitrie - Dr Doo Yoo (Fred Everything Remix)
Daniel Diamond - Champu
Groove Junkies - Just Groovin' (Gj's Original mix)
FC/Kahuna - Mindset To Cycle
Paul Johnson - A Little Suntin Suntin
Kevin Yost - Take Me
DJ Pierre - King Dream
Kevin Yost - Stronger Love
Moodymann - shades of jae
Ben Watt - Lone Cat (Holding On) (Justin Martin remix)
Jay-J & Chris Lum - Roots Roll Call
Silicone Soul - Minted
Dark Comedy - Good God
Louie Austen - Hoping (Herbert mix)
Soldiers of Twilight - Believe
DIY - Hold On
Mr. Scruff - Mr Scruff - Shrimp
Kevin Yost - Handsfree
Moodymann - long hot sexy ni
Harry "Choo Choo" Romero - Tania (New Mix)
Kevin Yost - The Birth
Kevin Yost - Above the Clouds
Savas Pascalidis - Acid Cock
Sascha Funke - Drei auf Drei
Moodymann - M Traxx
Silicone Soul - gimme danger
Moodymann - People
Swayzak - Make Up Your Mind
Metro Area - Orange Alert (DFA remix)
Röyksopp - So easy (So B.H.Q. Derrick Carter remix)
Theo Parrish - So Now What
John Tejada - Streamer
Dan Curtin - Tromp
Deep Dish - Stay Gold
Nuyorican Soul - the nervous track (horny mix)
Ian Pooley - Me leve ft Rosanna & Zlia
Lisa Shaw - I Think My Heart Is Tellin on Me (Restless Soul mix)
Paperclip People - Throw
John Tejada - Fading Memory



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electro_house
Electro house (also known as dirty house, electrotech, and often shortened to electro) is a subgenre of house music that rose to become one of the most prominent genres of electronic dance music in 2004-today. Stylistically, it combines the four to the floor beats commonly found in House music with harmonically rich analogue basslines, abrasive high-pitched leads and the occasional piano or string riff. The tempo of electro house ranges approximately from 125 to 135 bpm.
The use of the word "electro" to describe this style of modern house music is contentious, and creates an ambiguity between electro house and the 1980s electro movement, by which it was influenced.
Minilogue - Out Of The Curious (Luke Dzierzek's iPlay Vrs)
Soulwax - E-Talking
Green Velvet - Flash [Danny Tenaglia's Nitrous Oxide Mix]
Digitalism - Jupiter Room
Paul Woolford - Erotic Discourse
Wonderland Avenue - White Horse (Mike Monday Remix)
Märtini Brös - Moonbootica Mix
King Roc - Flicker
The Whip - Divebomb
Justice - Newjack
Dirty South - Spank feat Boogie Fresh
Extrawelt - Fernweh
Simian Mobile Disco - It's The Beat (Luke Vibert Mix)
Tomas Andersson - The Other Day
Dick4Dick - Technology
Vinylshakerz - 1 Nite Xxl Mix
Rex the Dog - I Look Into Mid Air
Bolz Bolz - Take A Walk (Neo Romantic Dima Remix)
Fedde le Grand - Put Your Hands Up for Detroit (Club Mix)
Vitalic - Poney Part 2
Tom Novy - Take It (Danny Koenig)
Till West & DJ Delicious - Same Man (Club Mix)
R-Type - 18teen (original mix)
schneemann & redmer - jewels (peter latino remix)
Dominik Eulberg - blueten sind dem grossen schillerfalter fremd
Technasia - For We Are All Children Of Earth
Alter Ego - Rocker
Redanka - Waves (E-Mission mix)
Tomas Andersson - Washing Up
Tiefschwarz - Issst Dub
Booka Shade - Mandarine Girl
Hell - Follw You (Dominik Eulberg Mix Edit)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funky_house
House music is a style of electronic dance music that was developed by dance club DJs in Chicago in the early to mid-1980s. House music is strongly influenced by elements of the late 1970s soul- and funk-infused dance music style of disco. House music takes disco's use of a prominent bass drum on every beat and developed a new style by mixing in a heavy electronic synthesizer bassline, electronic drums, electronic effects, funk and pop samples, and reverb- or delay-enhanced vocals.

Steve "Silk" Hurley - Kelly G's Bump 'n Love Mix
Eric Prydz & Steve Angello - Woz Not Woz (club mix)
Shakedown - At Night (Original Mix)
Roger Sanchez - Another Chance
Jay-J & Chris Lum - Roots (Jo Jo Thanks)
The Avalanches - Since I Left You
Chris Lake feat. Laura V - Changes (Dirty South Remix)
Kings of Tomorrow - Tear It Up [Bob Sinclar Dub Attack]
Daft Punk - Digital Love
Mossa - Town Hall (Eloi Brunelle Remix)
Daniel Wang - All Flowers Must Fade
Antoine Clamaran - Release Yourself (Ext Mix)
Deux - Sometimes
Underworld - Two Months Off
Basement Jaxx - Red Alert
Spiller - Groovejet
Jaydee - Plastic Dreams
Deep Dish Featuring Stevie Nicks - Dreams
Rui Da Silva - Touch Me
Todd Terry - Groove Line
Salomé de Bahia - Outro Lugar
Phats & Small - Music for Pushchairs
Armand van Helden - Flowerz Feat. Roland Clark
Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme (Original Version)
Röyksopp - Eple (Original Edit)
Ben Watt - Pop a Cap In Yo' Ass (Edit)
Mylo - Reform Reprise
Dimitri from Paris - Sacre Francais
Onionz - Sea Serg
Michael Gray - Borderline (Vocal Club Mix)
Basement Jaxx - Plug It In (Feat JC Chasez)
Tori Amos - Professional Widow (Armand's Star Trunk Funkin' mix)
Eddie Amador - Pshyco X Girlfriend
Full Intention - Vocal Radio Edit
Michael Gray - Borderline (Michael´s Neon Wave Vocal Mix)
Who da Funk - Shiny Disco Balls
Puretone - Addicted To Bass
Archigram - In Flight
Masters at Work - Like a Butterfly (You Send Me) (Featuring Patti Austin)
Mylo - Destroy Rock & Roll
Cassius - Foxxy
Armand van Helden - U Don't Know Me w Duane Herden
Basement Jaxx - Good Luck (Feat Lisa Kekaula)
Mylo - Muscle Car (Reform Reprise) (Album Version)
Basement Jaxx - Bingo Bango
Moloko - Sing It Back
Martin Solveig - Jealousy
Armand van Helden - My My My
Afro Medusa - Pasilda (radio edit)
Röyksopp - Eple (Boris and Michi's Eplistic-Scratch - Attack)
Rui Da Silva - Touch Me (original 12" mix)
Bob Sinclar - Love Generation
Dimitri from Paris - Sacre Francaise
Cassius - Under Influence
Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro
Nuyorican Soul - Runaway (Armand Rascal Edit)
Mylo - Drop The Pressure
The Bucketheads - The Bomb! [These Sounds Fall Into My Mind] (Armand Van Helden Re-Edit)
Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (12" Club mix)
Daft Punk - Around the World
Deee-Lite - Groove Is In The Heart
Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At
Daft Punk - Da Funk

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tech_house
Tech house, like progressive house, represents a fusion of house and techno.

Falko Brocksieper - Follw You (Dominik Eulberg Mix Edit)
Gregor Tresher - Still
Frivolous - A1 - Song Of The Kwaning Bird
Silicone Soul - Chic-O-Laa (H-Foundation mix)
Soul Mekanik - Wanna Get Wet
H-Foundation - So Fine (Jay's Bass Heavy Mix)
Chris Lum - You're Mine (FSD Remix)
Morgan Geist - Doorbell
Jeff Bennett - Wise Rise
David Alvarado - Unspoken (Dub)
Lawnchair Generals - You Got To
The Timewriter - Just Can't Stop
Mr C - The Birds & The Bees
David Alvarado - Solera [Main Mix]
Chicken Lips - Do It Proper (Maurice Fulton remix)
Phonique - The Red Dress
John Dahlbäck - If You Give Me
The Timewriter - Night Over Sundbtberg
Steve Angello - Acid
Kerri Chandler - So Let The Wind Come (Remix)
Jay Tripwire - Deep Rumbler
Bangkok Impact - The Floor
Alexander Kowalski - My Truth
Steve Bug - Drives Me Up the Wall
Alex Under - Una Aguja En El Pajar
Avus - Real
Alex Under - El Establo Queado
Matt John - The Rising Scope



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid_house
Acid house is an electronic music-oriented subgenre of house music, which emphasizes a repetitive, hypnotic and trance-like style, with samples or spoken lines rather than sung lyrics. Acid house's characteristic electronic "squelch" sounds were developed by mid-1980s DJs who were experimenting with the Roland TB-303 electronic synthesizer-sequencer. Acid House spread to the United Kingdom, Australia and continental Europe where it was played by DJs in the early rave scene. By the late 1980s, copycat tracks and Acid House remixes brought the style into the mainstream, where it influenced other pop and dance styles

Steve Poindexter - Work That Mutha Fucker
M/A/R/R/S - Pump Up The Volume (Extended)
Housemaster Boyz - House Nation
James T. Cotton - Buck!
The Untouchables - Dance To The Rhythm
Farley Jackmaster Funk - Funking With The Drums Again
Inner City - Do You Love What You Feel
Joe Smooth - Promised Land
Mr. Fingers - Washing Machine
Bang the Party - Bang Bang You're Mine (Full Instrumental Mix)
Farley Jackmaster Funk - Love Cant Turn Around
Joe Smooth - Promised Land (Original 12in.)
Inner City - Good Life
Adonis - Now Way Back
Adonis - The Poke
Only Freak - Viper Vapour

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italo_house
Piano house (often simply referred to as "Italo") is a form of house music popular in Italy, Britain and United States since the late 1980s that fuses house and Italo disco. The main musical characteristic is its use of predominantly electronic piano chords in a more lyrical (yet still "clunky") form than classic Chicago House records. The best known example is Black Box's "Ride On Time".

Sterling Void - Runaway
Paul Johnson - Get Get Down (Choo Choo's Subcriminal mix)
Ruff Neck - Feel The Music (Power Mix)
Blaze - can't win for losing (kevin hedge mix)
FPI Project - Going Back to My Roots (Rich in Paradise)
FPI Project - Everybody All Over The World (Dance mix)
TPO - Hiroshi's Dub (Savanna Mix by Satoshi Tomiie)
Turntable Orchestra - you're gonna miss me (club mix)
Awesome 3 - Don't Go
Phortune - String Free
Todd Terry - Something Goin' On
Shawn Christopher - Another Sleepless Night
Hardrive Featuring LG - Sindae
Kraze - The Party
Soft House Company - What You Need
Don Carlos - Alone
On the House - Pleasure Control
Kerri Chandler - Testify by Byron Stingily (Kerri's Dub)
Steve Lawler - That Sound