Anthony 'Shake' Shakir is often cited as being one of the most underrated producers in the history of Techno. He helped shaping Metroplex Records by taking on the role as A&R Manager as well as recording together with Derrick May and Carl Craig on the label's first releases. He later teamed up with Keith Tucker to form Puzzlebox Records and his own imprint Frictional.
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The EP Frictionalism 1994 2009 Remixes Pt 2/2
is featured in Update #048:
Steffi, Boys Noize, Marcel Dettmann
A short and sweet round-up this week with some four-to-the-floor essentials to inspire your weekend. Excellent artist albums by Steffi, Chaim, and Frank Bretschneider cover the range from wintry techno to sun-drenched tech house, while fresh singles by Marcel more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
The EP Frictionalism 1994 2009 Remixes Pt 2/2
was reviewed:
Final set of remixes of Shake's classics. Skudge deliver a Berghain-compatible take on 'The Floorfiller', hinting at the original's funky stabs at best, while MRSK turn ambient masterpiece 'Travellers' into Rob Hood-style techno. Not much of remixes then, but fine tracks in their own right.|
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Phras, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
