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EINMAL 034EP
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"Einmaleins presses on wax one more release by Remute, this time it's number 34: different, fresh, pumping n' groovy is this 2-track release by Denis Karimani. First track 'Worldfeet' is a groovy, playful dancefloor bomb! Warm sounds, repetitive, groovy textures ready to make the party started! Same style and mood is the 'Worldhands' tracks on the other side! Simple, rolling, groovy! Definitely dance party music."
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TPT 018EP
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"Perc Trax is the brainchild of underground dance hero Ali Wells, aka Perc, Spartak and Votion. Much loved by a variety of top jocks, Perc Trax counts the likes of James Holden, Josh Wink, Paul Woolford and Funk D'Void among its regular supporters. Aimed at the more adventurous listener craving loose, exciting electronic house built for a club environment, the 1V2 EP already counts the likes of Sebo K, Miss Kittin and Shlomi Aber amongst its supporters."
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EINMAL 024EP
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"Einmaleins 24 adds a new artist on the roaster! Remute (Denis Karimani) enters the series of releases along with young talented Ion Ludwig (Alphahouse/Underline) remix that has been doing a great work lately. The original track is characterized by crunchy sounds and deep bassline, turning and twisting all the time keeping the groove all 7 minutes long. The remix work maintains the original sounds but goes into more dark paths, with liquid underground synths and peaking up in groove drive. Both sides are killers!"
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AREAL 043EP
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The Medea Glub was staring up at the sky reflecting on the days and weeks he had been spending on this planet. As almost always, the residents were completely thrilled by their new "God" which had fallen from heaven. They kept singing beautiful songs to Him and virtuously created a nice little cult worship. "Oh what a great feeling," He thought, and without even noticing it at first, and this happened to Him rather often, His tongue was hanging out of His mouth and almost touched the ground. So obviously, it was not enough yet. As always, He had to find another planet and convince even more disciples.
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KOMPA 006EP
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"This is our new, fresh & rockin' Kompass Musik release, presenting music from the Hamburg city boy, Denis Karimani aka Remute. After lonely and quiet years of experimenting and self-discovery, he released his first 12" called Hypnoconsole on Zombie Nation's label, Dekathlon Records and got remixed by Munich techno hero, Richard Bartz.The first live gigs followed directly and led him into smoky rave basements, uproarious clubs, sunny open-airs, as well as shaky party boats. He released records on fine labels like Traum/Trapez/MBF, Areal, Dial, Num, Smallville or Liebe*Detail, made remixes for artists like Dominik Eulberg, Move D or Station17 and released his first album Remute on Ladomat. He contributes a bodacious three tracker, jam-packed with dirty and pushing club tracks. 'Slam With The Face' on the A-side brings us into some rough, gruffy and exciting soundscapes, the B-side holds more proof of Remute's far-reaching talent. 'Cause He Likes It,' a pretty deep piece of techno and 'Propellersweat,' a reduced but heavily effective monster track in the end. Rave on."
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TRAPEZ 048EP
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"Remute is not a stranger to the techno scene. With releases on Areal, Dekathlon, Forte and Pocketgame, the 21 year old artist based in Hamburg is already quite successful. Denis Karimani, has created with 'Bounce23' on Trapez an entertaining, funky hedonistic-disco-smasher, with grinding sinus-bleeps and chopped up hooklines , whereas 'Extraterrestrian' is a space techno hymn, a freestyle story in audio with a lot of cheerful actors. Two worlds collide -- for you."
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AREAL 016EP
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"In a small town somewhere in the north of Germany, stood a weather-beaten brick-house close to a park - my music-school. In the backyard, under the shade of an old chestnut tree was a small hiding place where the roof extended over the wall. It was here I relaxed before I had to subdue to the severe discipline of my gloomy trumpet teacher from Prague. Lying there with closed eyes I could hear the struggling child-orchestra practicing inside. Sometimes the forced kettle-drums, helpless flutes, tormented violins and maltreated xylophones mixed with the sound of rustling leaves to make a beautiful melody now the house is gone and I wonder if that melody was beautiful at all, but it made me feel melancholic. If someone can remind me of those things makes me truly happy. Inhuman Things is the first Areal release for 19-year old Denis Karimani aka Remute. Advanced techno with strings an without, with bleeps and without, with shuffle and without, with and without whatever."
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