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Ostgutcd15 Engl Title: V.A. - FÜNF Label: OstGut Ton Cat.No.: OSTGUTCD15/LP07 Formats: 2CD/7 x 12“-Box Release Date: 25.10.2010 Distribution: Kompakt Barcode: 2CD:880319426124 Vinyl-Box: 880319425219 Ostgut Ton releases this unique compilation of music crafted from field Key selling points: recordings made inside the two Berlin clubs Berghain and Panorama Bar. The concept and original recordings were made by the Berlin - This compilation will be based producer Emika. Over a period of two months Emika created the released as a double cd recordings in the clubs while they were closed to the public and edited and a limited 7 piece vinyl them into a library of sounds. The library was then given to all the box (1500 units) Ostgut Ton artists, but also to club associates like DJ Pete aka containing 24 exclusive Substance, Dinky, Cassy, Margaret Dygas, Ryan Elliott and Scuba new tracks by 23 different using his SCB alias, to make music with. This release marks the artists celebration of the label's five year anniversary. - All tracks contain field recordings from within Emika's idea started from feeling the whole building resonating from the Berghain and Panorama music being played, which lead to the question: which sounds exist Bar exclusive to this here when there is no party? Intrigued by stories of how the club spaces release and sound systems influence the resident DJ sets and productions, - A tour by the labelʼs Emika was curious to explore what music could be made from the roster will support the building itself. Berghainʼs sound technicians Krischan Makswitat and release in the fall and Silvio König, helped to record the entire light rig including the strobe winter of 2010/2011 lights, which in itself sounds techno. Other interesting sources to record were the large cooling rooms used for storing thousands of drinks in bottles. The ventilation systems in these rooms make incredible sub frequencies mixed with the sound of the bottles vibrating against each other. The club also contains large swings made from metal which creak and moan at the slightest of movements. >>>>>>>>> Ostgut GmbH/Ostgut Ton | Rüdersdorfer Str. 70 | 10243 Berlin, Germany Phone: +49-30-29 36 02 54 | Fax: +49-30-29 35 18 30 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.berghain.de In total the library comprised over four gigabytes of sounds, and the artists were not given restrictions on how to make music from the library. The tracks on this compilation consist of each artists signature production aesthetics and feature debut solo productions by our residents Fiedel (one half of seminal Berlin based outfit MMM), Boris and Prosumerʼs long term production partner Tama Sumo. All together this release highlights the special and inseparable relationships between the label, club space, and collective of artists. Notes to editors: 1.Emika and Ostgut Ton label manager Nick Höppner, as well as select artists will be available for interviews. 2.Emika is a recording artist with Ninja Tune, London. 3.Not all the tracks on the compilation are made exclusively from the sounds. The artists were not given restrictions on how to make music from the library. 4.Emika designed the library exclusively for Ostgut Ton to use for this project. Tracklisting 2CD: CD1 CD2 Emika – Cooling Room 01. Barker & Baumecker - Drin Marcel Fengler – Shiraz 02. Marcel Dettmann - Scourer Prosumer – Daybreak 03. SCB – Down Moment Substance – Gestalts 04. Tama Sumo – Iron Glance Ryan Elliott – Abatis 05. Murat Tepeli feat. Elif Biçer – Hold On Nick Höppner – ISP 06. Soundstream – Wenn Meine Mutti Wüsste Marcel Dettmann – Shelter (CD only) 07. Cassy – Never Give Up On A Mood Swing Fiedel – Doors To Manual 08. Ben Klock – Bear (CD only) Shed – Boom Room 09. Norman Nodge – Start Up Steffi – My Room 10. Luke Slater – Boom Tang Shwuck Dinky – Twelve To Four 11. Boris - Rem Len Faki – Kraft Und Licht 12. Margaret Dygas – Qunitet (CD only) Tracklisting Vinyl: A1: Emika - Cooling Room C: Shed - Boom Room A2: Marcel Fengler – Shiraz D1: Fiedel - Doors To Manual B1: Substance – Gestalts D2: Cassy - Never Give Up On A Mood Swing B2: Ben Klock – Wolf (Vinyl only) E: Dinky – Twelve To Four G: Boris - Rem F1: Nick Höppner – ISP H1: Marcel Dettmann - Scourer F2: Soundstream - Wenn Meine Mutti Wüsste H2: Steffi - My Room I: Margaret Dygas - For Five (Vinyl only) K: Luke Slater - Boom Tang Shwuck J1: Murat Tepeli feat. Elif Biçer - Hold On L1: Barker & Baumecker - Drin J2: Prosumer – Daybreak L2: Ryan Elliott - Abatis M1: Len Faki - Kraft und Licht M2: Norman Nodge – Start Up N1: SCB - Down Moment N2: Tama Sumo - Iron Glance Record release party, Pt. 1: 29.10.2010, Panorama Bar, Berlin Tama Sumo, Soundstream & Prosumer LIVE & DJ, Murat Tepeli, Steffi, Elif Biçer Record release party, Pt. 2: 30.10.2010, Panorama Bar/Berghain, Berlin Nick Höppner, Paul Brtschitsch LIVE, Margaret Dygas, Dinky LIVE, Ryan Elliott, Fiedel, Boris, Andre Galluzzi, Shed (DJ), Ben Klock, Barker & Baumecker Live, Dj Pete, Norman Nodge, Marcel Fengler & Marcel Dettmann Ostgut GmbH/Ostgut Ton | Rüdersdorfer Str. 70 | 10243 Berlin, Germany Phone: +49-30-29 36 02 54 | Fax: +49-30-29 35 18 30 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.berghain.de.
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