ELEKTROLUX / MIKROLUX

Artist: Subsonic Park
P: 2009
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Catching  DJ Mixes, DeepHouse, TechHouse and DubTech.
The second collaboration is the right evolution of the last two years.

Artist: Chris Zippel
P: 2009
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The soundspectrum is wide and reaches from Techno to deep Techhouse, but also for technoid colored progressiv athmospheres.

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2008
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When looking back on the development of electronic dance music during the past twenty years in fast forward mode, one of the few remaining constants is the beat: living metre of the club, catalyser of motor activity, heartbeat of the dancer. But why?
Meanwhile, the trendsetters of the current electronica scene follow a more differentiated approach. Pace and rhythmicity, the syncopic chords and sequences and, last but not least, deep emotional worlds of sound are positioning this new form of electronic dance music clearly in a club context without the bass drum playing her sometimes even crushing role. Finally, energetic tracks with musicality and sensual passion can be produced without drums very well. Now, Elektrolux mastermind Alex Azary applies himself to this phenomenon by the first and definitely ground-breaking compilation in the still young year 2008. This is just a logical consequence as Alex Azary, together with his co-producer Gabriel Le Mar, already anticipated a comparable sound aesthetics at his gigs at the UK cult club Orbit, Leeds, about ten years ago. This hybrid of club music and experimental electronics also characterizes the joint productions of Alex Azary and Gabriel Le Mar's brand new Subsonic Park project in terms of pace, deepness and the unterstanding of dub. On "the Beatless Collection", two tracks of the project can be found. The other compilation contributors are Kompakt producers Gui Boratto and Hiroshi Watanabe (aka Kaito), Anders Trentemøller (Copenhagen) Joris Voorn, Chymera, Ovum and Delsin ambassador of Ireland, Taho or Deadmau5 ˆ the list just reads like the who is who of current club music.
Many of the tracks now are released on CD for the first time. When downloading the album at Beatport or iTunes, you will get an additional mixed version with your download. Then at the latest, the circle to club aesthetics closes irrevocably.

Artist: Gabriel Le Mar
P: 2006
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"On Reel Time, opulent stringslayer in early nineties tradition (“Firefly”), percussively enriched progressive House with a pinch of Acid (“Stick Dance”) or orientally inspired Dubfunk (zero db) can be found - a real cornucopia of style-determining factors from Le Mar´s broad musical socialisation between Ambienttrance, Downbeat, Chillout, Electro and, of course, lots of Dub. Thus, Reel Time kind of takes a stock of the Elektrolux sound from somebody with a deep understanding, bringing this mix of elements together to a synthesis in best “reel time” - just in the middle of the magic interface between past, presenceand future of electronic music! By his latest DVD Reel Time, Gabriel Le Mar astonishes everyone who thought they´d know him. There´s something for your eyes, too: Le Mar surprises us by sophisticated graphic and cinematic interpretations of his music. The level of artistic maturity and individuality of the clips is deeply impressing. Gabriel Le Mar studied at the Hochschule der Künste Berlin and worked as an art director as well. The sounds and images, among other places, were recorded in India, Nepal, Japan and Le Mar´s homebase, Frankfurt. For that purpose, Le Mar worked together with friends like George Din, Oliver Bradford (camera and direction) and Alex Azary (sound).
It is quite a mystery why the mastermind of Ambient Dub and co-founder of the Spacenight compilations waited to relase his solo debut until the eleventh year of the label history. Only when listening very carefully, the solution becomes obvious: Reel Time adds a new, powerful feeling to the Elektrolux sound - a brilliant intersection which had just been missing in the perfectly arranged world of electro. Gabriel Le Mar at the right time – enjoy Reel Time in sound and vision.

Artist: Gabriel Le Mar
P: 2006
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The Frankfurt based producer Gabriel Le Mar presents with 'Reel Time' his 6th solo album.
Being internationally known for his involvement in projects such as Saafi Brothers and Aural Float - Gabriel Le Mar produced on Reel Time deep and floating tracks.

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Artist: Various Artists
P: 2005
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"Can Chillout and Pop go together? Electronic music has gone through a remarkable change during the last years by tracks having become less anonymous and more recognizable, especially with regard to song-like structures. Therefore, it was only logical that Elektrolux gave an impressing proof of the consensus of Ambient and Pop by the first issue of the compilation series The Future Is My Melody"" about two years ago. The aim was to set a new benchmark especially on the international market (e.g. Major licensings to Columbia for the US and Canada and to Universal for France). As a logical consequence, this success story is continued congenially in the anniversary year 2005. Twelve tracks of the more recent label history and two tracks which have not been released yet form an Ambient Pop Compilation which is already making us dream of next summer.
Marko Bussian, Jean-Charles Vandermynsbrugge and the Argentina-born Sol Ruiz de Galarreta are meeting for a sensual kiss on the beach of Ibiza (Fous de la Mer ""Conmigo""). The latest label act Groovecatcher is bewitched by the cathartic power of rain expressed in a deeply melancholic dub (""After The Rain""). The label founders Alex Azary and Pascal FEOS give an exclusive outlook to the third Aural Float by blending smooth but funky chilled Elektro breaks with vocals by Kim Sanders in a track akin to Prince productions (""Him And Her - Chris Wood Re-Edit"").
""The Future Is My Melody Vol. 2"", like part one, of course features tracks by Naoki Kenji, The Sushi Club, Jean F. Cochois, Fresh Moods and PFL feat. Julia Messenger. Thus, the future of the aesthetic power of melodies could not be brighter.

Artist: Metalob
P: 2004
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"What comes out if a Japanese with a liking for Rock and Breakbeats creates Oriental Chill Out Moods in his Osaka-based studio? The answer and even more will begiven by a rumble through the Plastic Forest"" where Masumi Samukawa aka Metalob (short form for Metal Of Breakbeats) invites us by his worldwide album debut. After numerous Japan-exclusive releases, Metalob here presents the result of 2 years of intensive Macintosh work, overflowing with hardly restrained imagination. He surprises himself and his audience with unexpected melodious shifts again and again, yet evoking a harmonious vision of a recreation both futuristic and culture-spanning (""Airwave"", La´o Ageha""). But by sensitized subsonic percussive breaks like ""Anple"", ""Dorgo"" or ""Nerve Fish"", Samukawa demonstrates that the Breakbeats homage in the project name had not been chosen by chance. East meets West in the magic forest!

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2003
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This really sets the mood for individuals wanting to take that chill-time with that special someone. Be it downtime with your companion, or even a simple get togther with family and loved ones. This CD is simply that versatile.

Artist: Copshow
P 2002
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„Episode One“ is a virtual soundtrack that offers much more and some peoples imaginations will create different images when they hear the music of Copshow. It’s an unique album that covers a wide range of musical influences such as electronia, jazz, filmscores among others. An amazing listening experience that will cause astir on the international music scene!

Artist: Phonosynthese
P: 2002
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We welcome Elektrolux newest exciting signing Phonosynthese, who deliver a cracking debut longplayer that will go down by storm among electronic listening fans everywhere. Emerging from holes far underground the mysterious trio Doc.Nic, Mr.Rod and J has put together a magnificent collection of tracks that will bring a ray of sunshine to us all in these dark dark times. Combining classic ambient textures with a rough synthetic approach and wide range of mystic rhythms, these boys offer some outstanding sound designs that could best be described as a mushroom deranged dose of black magic. Exploring the depths of various contemporary listening styles, these fourteen little gems stray even into the deepest and darkest territories. Some being stripped down to all the essential components, while others feature a more spherical melodic approach to counteract the rougher side of this album with a bunch of relaxed moods. The overall emotional intensity of Lebensstrom is guaranteed to cause a stir on the international ambient/downbeat circuit. A slice of drawn out space funk! A true masterpiece from beginning to the end!

Artist: Guardner
P: 2002
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Guardner aka Marcus Schmahl is back with his longawaited full length release „Someday (In My Life)“. The man who also received amazing support for his Rauschfaktor outfit with Frank Rückert now graces Elektrolux with his first complete solo album under his Guardner guise. And he has definitely excelled himself with this beautiful collection of electronic shortstories! These twelve astonishing little gems showcase Guardner’s deep love for intense downtempo excursions as well as his sense for epic arrangements. As with his well received recent 12“, Guardner once again delivers incredible emotional landscapes, melodic electro pop and freestyle grooves that are sure to get under your skin. Beautiful melancholic motifs team up with great vocal pieces on top of some serious beat business, combining a rough downbeat and streetstyle flavour with heartwarming strings and mellow pianoparts. Guardner fuses old and new, and uses a wide and colourful spectrum of finest ingredients to create something really unique. „Someday (In my Life)“ is destined to go down by storm with all lovers of modern eclectic electronic music. A landmark release within the german history of electronic listening. Marcus Schmahls winning combination of rich musicality and deep chilling grooves never felt so good!

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Artist: Dron
P: 2001
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Dron is back with a new album. the producers christoph abert, ingo zobel & frederik dahlke created new aroundscapes between ambient and nu school electronica with fantastic forms of sounds and rhythms. after the last album “parsec” the new cd is a wonderful collage of perfect electronic music art.


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Artist: MAS 2008
P: 2000
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"With Mas 2008 Frankfurt/Germany based Elektrolux label presents another top class Elektro project. Producer Rene Kirchner has already been responsible for cult releases on US labels like Twilight 76 or Throw Records (both Detroit) and has contributed tracks to compilations like Pottheadz, Dodge, Space Night and Elektro Codes. Three. His debut album De-cyphered Music offers high quality stuff from one of the phattest german Nu Elektro acts!

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Artist: Various Artists
P: 2000
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After three years of heavily promoting the sound of Nu Elektro, Frankfurt/Germany based Elektrolux label has placed itself among the leading contemporary forces of this classic genre. Besides the release of numerous CD-, LP- and 12”- solo outings by state-of-the-art acts, the label has been responsible for the groundbreaking various artists compilations Elektro Codes. One and Elektro Codes. Two. With the recent, absolutely essential Elektro Codes. Three DoCD collection featuring many previously unreleased tracks, this excellent series reaches another height. IThe outstanding selection includes artists like Anthony Rother, N)E(M, The Sushi Club, Mas 2008, Little Computer People (Karl Bartos RMX), Autopilot, Mobile Space Unit, Index ID, Dr. Scissors, Quantum Leap, ÜNN, Drøn and more!

Artist: Various Artists
P: 2000
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With Dub Backups. Three, Frankfurt/Germany based Elektrolux label marks the end of the Ambient Diary, Elektro Codes and Dub Backups compilation cycle incorporating nine CD and DoCD releases featuring various artists. Like Volumes . One and . Two, the recent selection Dub Backups. Three covers the whole spectrum of Nu Digital Dub, reaching from House and Steppers Beats to Downbeat and Reggae influenced stuff. Among the tracks chosen are many unreleased cuts, the line up for this exceptional gem includes Tricky Cris, Ronda Ray meets the Gab, Riddim Wize, Signal Theory, Dub MIx Convention feat. Mighty Tolga, Syncromatic Dubsters, G2, Shango P.A., JFC, Index ID, Soehngenetic, Benjamin Wild, Smoke Opera,Me, Myself & I Production and Azure Taint.

Artist: Syncromatic Dubsters
P: 2000
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With their Elektrolux debut album Tornado Warning, they have created an exquisite listening cocktail incorporating ingredients of Latin Jazz and Reggae, top producer Marcus Darius (Dub Mix Convention, Shantel ) is responsible for the heavy Dub vibes in the mix. An exceptional and ambitious musical project melting “hand made” improvisation and rhythms with up-to-date sample studio technology.

Artist: Harry K.
P: 1999
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Londons DJ Harry K. of Apollo 440 releases his first solo album Box Of Tricks on Elektrolux. His two E.P.s Ego Buster and Cheer The Villain already gave a promising taste of Harrys unique style, the full length album now delivers an explosive cocktail of Drum'n'Bass, Hip Hop/Broken Beats and Dub. Even though still only in his mid-twentys, Harry can rely on a huge experience in the UK Club and DJ scene: He has worked with artists like Fun-De-Mental Sound System, The Shamen, The Orbital or Apollo 440 and released on labels like Cup Of Tea or Club Athletico. Box Of Tricks is a killer album, working as well in the club as at home.

Artist: Full Moon Fashions
P: 1999
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London based Full Moon Fashion«s debut album was the first Elektrolux- Release (E1) in december 1995 and very much set the vibe for the labelÕs musical intensions and visions. F.M.F. tracks became the highlights of the famous space night tv- program and cd, which turned their tunes into all time chill out classics, being played on decks from Japan to Australia, from Canada to Florida and from Ibiza to Berlin. With their second Album, 'Faith Gallery', Full Moon Fashions intensified their minimalistic uplifting depth to an even further extent, generating another electronic classic.'Always feed the fish!' is Full Moon Fashions third album on Elektrolux and also marks the labels fifties (50th) release!And now, again free from musical boundaries, Full Moon Fashions create their magical flow, leaving notions like House, Drum'n'Bass or Techno behind, in a cloud of musical depth which will turn this album into an absolute epic for many

Artist: Various Artists
P: 1997
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"After having released their two 12 ""World Cup"" and ""Rough Life"", now follows the first Dub Mix Convention album on Elektrolux.The 11 track-selection contains the whole spectrum of previous releases: Gabriel Le Mar, Marcus Darius & DJ Reverend are navigating their mothership savely through the dub-galaxy, encountering also the frontiers of house, electro, drum & bass and raggae.In cooperation with other musicians like Mighty Tolga and Jah Meek, tracks like ""Rough Life"" & ""Each One Teach One"" were recorded. Mighty Tolga, the new shooting star of the vgerman raggae- and dancehall scene, is a constant guest in studios between Frankfurt, Cologne and Kingston/Jamaica and lays his hypnotic vocals on a fundament of techno- and steppers beats."""

Artist: Various Artists
P: 1997
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"The Elektro Codes.One"" Compilation is the second release in a series put out by Elektrolux. A well compiled range of futuristic slammin' Elektro-flavours introduces our label's quality output and sound philosophy. Artists such as Insect Jazz, Dr. Scissors, S.O.A.B., Babel, Z-Plane, FMF, Fortunato & Montresor, The Saafi Bros. remixed by Jammin«Unit and last but not least Iceland«s Silk are all introducing the listener to the fine sound science of Elektrolux. Handy and well selected: ""Elektro Codes.One"". You'd better check 'em out."""