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MMR 025EP
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Taron-Trekka are back on Milnormodern. Two tracks for the club on limited vinyl. Written and produced by Daniel Müller-Sachs and Andreas Kriester.
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FREUDE 072EP
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Taron-Trekka conclude their Magic trilogy with the Black Magic EP. Taron-Trekka aren't into dramatic magic tricks à la Copperfield. They're more like those guys who hoodwink the audience when everyone thinks they're just about to begin. Taron-Trekka have the groove and cast a net of loops that magically creates a tremendous energy -- loops in which the smallest shift can open up worlds. The duo's worlds may appear accessible, but they're hardly decipherable. In their hands, tools become magic tracks and house becomes music that connects with the deepest parts of the soul.
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FREUDE 067EP
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Taron-Trekka deliver pure house magic for the Freude Am Tanzen label. The producers from Berlin and Jena place the beat around deep and warm bass and add magically confusing vocals. Taron-Trekka aren't in the business of fireworks, breaks and drops and the like; rather, they've got an eye on something thrilling and uniquely hypnotizing that comes from a deep, groovy place. There is a fine texture that comes and goes, and perhaps a little more kick on the drum at the right moment, and that -- right there -- is where the magic happens.
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FREUDE 066EP
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Taron Trekka is finally back home on Freude Am Tanzen with four tracks. They sport the same top form they always have in their return to the FAT harbor. With the Purple Magic EP, Taron-Trekka (aka Daniel Müller-Sachs and Andreas Kriester) take their exploration of the perfect groove another step. The deep-set and warm drums, the raspy snares and whirling melodies produce elegant tracks with multitudinous influences.
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FREUDE 060EP
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With this EP on Freude Am Tanzen, Taron-Trekka delivers four more tracks -- whether it's four-to-the-floor, broken or jazzy, as a production duo, these two show that the story of house has still not been told to the end. There are moments when Taron-Trekka bring about suspenseful new chapters to the genre, told not only from the magic of the Windy City of the late '80s or the spirit of the Big Apple in the '90s, but also from the essential soul of Detroit techno.
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FREUDE 054EP
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The creative hub of Taron-Trekka furnishes an individual experience of togetherness, of complete understanding on a deeper level. Their raw groove diamond is constantly sharpened without being completely polished on all facets. On this FAT release, they stand for an electric-infected development deep-in-the-peak. Their vision of a living sound sometimes morphs precipitously into a technoid, housey, fine-spirited sort and at other points can sounds jazzy. Cover by illustrator, designer and photographer Tine Drefahl.
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MMR 019EP
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Zold Ura is divided into three tracks which convincingly show what house is still able to be in 2011 without taking part in digital cannibalization and draggy conventions. Taron-Trekka earn credits for the fact that especially under those conditions, such marvelous and deep dance music comes into existence. Nice to see how passion, enthusiasm and knowledge can fertilize the dancefloor. Play it loud: I'm deep and I'm proud!
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FREUDE 048EP
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DJ/producer duo Taron-Trekka present a 4-tracker that is full of musicality and history. Their unmistakable Trekka signature plots a course between deepness and compulsive wholeness with a sample artistry that reveals their encyclopedic knowledge. On every track, there is a fully-breathing house construct taken apart, where a bridge to ethereal, jazzy techno is a possibility. "Blue Cinema" is old, disco-trance house that opens into a dance bar of jazzy riffs. Full bass with congas trace an irresistible impulse to groove.
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FREUDE 044EP
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Taron-Trekka is the DJ and producer team consisting of Crisder and DMS, and this is their Artys Lisii EP. "Shiroi" features a killer bass, a killer clap and a majestic vocal sample. Contemplative must-dance body-music. "Krass Und Zick" features a very authentic Afro-American sound with a garage warmth. "Stock Dich Quer" is real house music -- sturdy in its undercarriage and with a baroque opulence.
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BRUT 010EP
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"Played and supported by Brendon Moeller, SoulPhiction, Til Von Sein, Speedy J, Mathias Kaden, RNDM, Crowdpleaser, Joachim Spieth, Lump, Pawas, Franklin De Costa, Sweet 'N Candy, St Plomb, Little Fritter. Brut! is proud to present a new release by in-house protegés Taron-Trekka. Since their last release on brut! the guys have created a bit of a stir with their celebrated Sark remix for Freund der Familie, and their last release on our brand new sub-label blues! was described by some friendly media as 'the best Detroit school of the second generation in its third appearance' and 'the finest killer funk'. We blush. This time, Taron-Trekka presents 3 tracks with their very own particular raw sound. 'Radio Fligg' comes as a misty soundscape involving a funky, stabby tech house track. 'Kopsallee' is a low slung booty funk house track with a disco flavour, kinda back in the day with an unexpected twist. And 'Sip 'N Dis' is the cherry on the cake, so deep but so funky. So housey. You know you want it."
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