Robag Wruhme is an acclaimed producer, DJ and label owner from Jena, Germany. He is further known as one half of the Wighnomy Brothers, whose deep minimal productions and DJ skills have found many fans all around the globe.
Robag Wruhme spent much of the nineties as a chill-out DJ, starting the project Beefcake in 1996 with Volker Kahl. Wruhme and his Wighnomy Brothers partner Monkey Maffia also founded the record label Freude am Tanzen in 1998 with the motto 'Stehter Tropfen höhlt den Stein' ('steady drops will drill a hole in stone'), an imprint for fine techno not only from East Germany. In 2002 they added they sublabel Musik Krause.
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this is love! absolutely wonderful
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Robellada
(Track 12 on the Compilation)
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Robellada
(Track 12 on the Compilation)
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
very good tracks selection, excellent mix.
Villalobos - Dexter -> Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Dead Room -> Chateau Flight - Cosmic Race -->
a superior sequence !!!
Villalobos - Dexter -> Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Dead Room -> Chateau Flight - Cosmic Race -->
a superior sequence !!!
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Cosmic Race
(Track 06 on the Compilation)
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Selected as release of the week
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Dead Room; Trust; Dexter
(Track 05 on the Compilation)
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Dexter; Freggelswuff
(Track 03 on the Compilation)
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Adorno, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This Compilation is featured in Update #045:
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
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brzzz, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
It's no secret that Robag Wruhme is an eccentric genius behind the decks. For years he has been touring the globe as one half of hugely popular German DJ outfit Wighnomy Brothers until the duo's breakup in 2009.
Released by Cologne's mighty Kompakt imprint, 'Wuppdeckmischmampflow' is Wruhme's first commercial mix album and a follow-up to the Wighnomy Brothers' 'Metawuffmischfelge', released in 2008 on Freude Am Tanzen.
The two not only have similarly idiosyncratic titles in common, but also a collage-like mixing style.
Rarely has Robag Wruhme less than two tracks running at the same time: Villalobos' 'Dexter' for instance can be made out in much of the mix's first half, while Moderat's 'Rusty Nails' is given a house make-over, and Claro Intelecto's 'Hunt You Down' gracefully blended with DJ Koze's WhoMadeWho dub and Four Tet's 'Angel Echoes'.
'Wuppdeckmischmampflow' is no sheer display of mash-up skills however. Wruhme's particular style of micro-house is never devoid of emotion, and this album's foremost goal is to create an enticing flow that breaks up minimalistic techno passages with tender moments, from its dreamy start to melancholic finish. Outstanding.
Released by Cologne's mighty Kompakt imprint, 'Wuppdeckmischmampflow' is Wruhme's first commercial mix album and a follow-up to the Wighnomy Brothers' 'Metawuffmischfelge', released in 2008 on Freude Am Tanzen.
The two not only have similarly idiosyncratic titles in common, but also a collage-like mixing style.
Rarely has Robag Wruhme less than two tracks running at the same time: Villalobos' 'Dexter' for instance can be made out in much of the mix's first half, while Moderat's 'Rusty Nails' is given a house make-over, and Claro Intelecto's 'Hunt You Down' gracefully blended with DJ Koze's WhoMadeWho dub and Four Tet's 'Angel Echoes'.
'Wuppdeckmischmampflow' is no sheer display of mash-up skills however. Wruhme's particular style of micro-house is never devoid of emotion, and this album's foremost goal is to create an enticing flow that breaks up minimalistic techno passages with tender moments, from its dreamy start to melancholic finish. Outstanding.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
