The Berlin based label, established for over a decade and synonymous with the bleeding edge of contemporary electronic music. !K7 has it's fingers in many musical pies with sub labels such as Strut and Rapster as well as it's own output, releasing work by pretty much anyone you care to think of. Key label artists include the unique talents of Matthew Herbert, Henrik Schwarz, Joakim, Circlesquare and A Guy Called Gerald.
Oh, did we mention DJ Kicks?
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This EP is featured in Feature #147:
DJ-KiCKS Video Contest Winner Announced
The larger-than-life collaboration between the two hottest house duos stateside, Brooklyn's Wolf + Lamb and Boston's Soul Clap for the celebrated DJ-KiCKS series has successfully exceeded everyone's high expectations. The combined force of their talents puts more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Picked!
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
This EP is featured in Update #052:
Lucy, Efdemin, Romboy vs. Bodzin
We survey the state of club nation this week with Lucy's stunning album debut, Marc Romboy and Stephan Bodzin's massive 'Luna' project and DJ Koze and Portable remixing Efdemin. Fans of the latter should also check our new podcast by Dial's Rndm, Efdemin's more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Preceeding the head-to-head mix of the two leading American house duos, !K7 release the first set of exclusive tracks as a taster. The sultry funk of a cross-collaboration with Soul Clap's Charles Levine and Wolf+Lamb's Gadi Mizrahi and Deniz Kurtel, Tanner Ross and Slow Hands all featuring. Very delicious!
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Fridays With Her
(Track 05 on this EP)
is recommended by Pratersauna:
Vienna's unique club and art space, Pratersauna, presents one selected album for a special price each month. This month's choice is Mark E's eagerly awaited debut album Stone Breaker.
''Of course, it wasn't supposed to be an album.''
Birmingham based Mark E still cools it down, whether it's more...
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
