Artist(s).....:: DJ Emerson
Album.........:: Repetitive Music 2
Genre.........:: Techno
Date..........:: 02-06-2022
Encoder.......:: LAME 3.100
Quality.......:: 320kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint Stereo
Track(s)......:: 17
Size..........:: 234.MB
Language......:: English
Source........:: WEB (WAV)
Label.........:: Micro.Fon
Catalognr.....:: MFLP005
URL...........:: https://www.beatport.com/release/repetitive-music-2/3660294

Tracklist

1. DJ Emerson & Holgi Star - Pump It                  [ 7:18 ]
2. DJ Emerson - Everything Is Shitting Away (Album    [ 4:40 ]
Cut)                                               [      ]
3. DJ Emerson & Thomas Hoffknecht - Instruments       [ 6:11 ]
4. DJ Emerson - Patterns Of Force                     [ 6:07 ]
5. DJ Emerson - Professional                          [ 6:25 ]
6. DJ Emerson - Sweat                                 [ 6:03 ]
7. DJ Emerson - Special Reflection                    [ 6:02 ]
8. DJ Emerson - System Failed                         [ 5:45 ]
9. DJ Emerson & J. Breaker - The Internet             [ 5:32 ]
10.DJ Emerson - Pwk                                   [ 6:56 ]
11.DJ Emerson - A.C.A.B                               [ 6:00 ]
12.DJ Emerson - New Beginnings                        [ 6:05 ]
13.DJ Emerson - Nichts Gesagt                         [ 5:50 ]
14.DJ Emerson - Give Me Some Signal                   [ 6:31 ]
15.DJ Emerson - Rebel Music                           [ 5:25 ]
16.DJ Emerson - Headbanger Boogie (Album Version)     [ 5:37 ]
17.DJ Emerson feat Cosmo W. Pepper - Notorious        [ 3:51 ]
Smokers                                            [      ]

Playtime : 100:18 Min

Releasenotes:
DJ Emerson has cultivated a status as one of Germanys most respected and
engaging techno DJs. He is known globally for his textured and layered synthetic
sound that pulsates dancefloors. His humble beginnings in southern Germany,
where he made breakbeat, eventually led to traveling to play in clubs from
Medellin to Tokyo, Moscow, and everywhere in-between. Those travels have
imprinted his stylistic approach and culminated in his latest album, Repetitive
Music 2. The past two years have profoundly affected those in creative avenues
of life. It came as no exception for DJ Emerson, as he found himself at an
impasse as he started production of this album. Due to the high-octane nature of
its sound, he felt at a loss for inspiration to create music made for
dancefloors when none were open. However, ingenuity sometimes comes when you
least expect it, and he began to revisit some unfinished tracks. Due to the
driving, fast-paced techno that currently captivates the techno scene, the sound
he produced in the late 90s and 2000s resonates with what works right now. These
were tracks that DJ Emerson started on an old Atari computer and with his friend
and mentor J.Breaker. The result is a rigorous, resounding and electrified
sound. It has hypnotic basslines, infectious synths and groovy percussions. It
is the perfect blend of basement dungeons pummeling bass drums with rip-roaring
rhythms and shaking beats to get people on their feet. DJ Emerson has
amalgamated his plethora of styles at his disposal to produce a dense techno
album. One of the revisited tracks was 'The Internet". The influence of the
previous decade is prevalent as it has hints of the Wipeout 2097 soundtrack. As
an homage to rave and with tinges of acid, it has robotic voices, mean builds
and even deadlier drops. 'Nichts gesagt' has a traditional Berlin techno sound.
It has a driving bass drum, an icy snare and solemn yet penetrating pads that
wistfully rise and fall with emphatic resonance. The final cut is probably the
most intriguing. 'Notorious Smokers' (w_ Cosmo W. Pepper) has an apparent
trip-hop and reggae influence that culminates the entire project as a piece of
work presented by an artist who has a varied pallet. There is plenty of dub
effects, warm sensations, and an infectious vocal encapsulating the listener.
Repetitive Music 2 is what dance music should be, an infectious piece of work
where every track could set the club alight. There are tracks for peak time,
builders, chuggers, and secret weapons.