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DUSTY KID: TRAIN NO.3

info@boxer-recordings.de — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 10:38:38 +0200

Boxer Sport #071 - AMERICA "America" is the ultimative roadmovie soundtrack ! It's surprising and thrilling, it's relaxing and deep, it's graceful and full of beauty. It's not a track, it's a song and it takes more than 17 minutes. The flipside features a Techno tool called "Train No.3".

DUSTY KID: AMERICA

info@boxer-recordings.de — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 10:36:35 +0200

MARASCIA: CYCLO-THE DOLPHINS MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 26 May 2009 21:06:06 +0200

Kickboxer #024 - CYCLO Marascia is back on Boxer - well, it's Kickboxer this time to be more precise. But that fits pretty good to these kicking tracks from the Sardinian artist. With "Cyclo" & "Nero Nero" he created two darkish powerful Techno tracks that work very well after all people left the parks and disappear in the clubs for the rest of the night and morning. The remix by The Dolphins is close to the original but adds some more groovy elements. Maybe influenced by the Bongo guys that used to play in the park during the day......

MARASCIA: NERO NERO

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:59:08 +0200

MARASCIA: CYCLO

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 26 May 2009 20:57:51 +0200

DUSTY KID: RAVERS DIARY PROMO MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:16:42 +0100

Boxer #070 - A RAVER`S DIARY Do you still remember the moment when you stepped into the party hall, right into the fog, and in the eye of the storm? Do you still remember the first bass drum, the first break, the first flash? And although the party has already started, you feel heartily invited? Yes, this is the place you dont want to leave anymore, at least for quite a while. Some of you might say this is rave kitsch, the club folklore for those who have been around since the very beginning. But for Dusty Kid, it is the vital experience, the moment where the journey starts. The moment his debut album with the perfect title A Ravers Diary is all about. It is a feeling the convincing power of which is nourished by the pure, unfiltered experience, in other words: pure passion.Paolo Alberto Lodde aka Dusty Kid aka one half of Duoteque, comes from Italy. At the young age of 11 he started mixing Mozart, examined meticulously piano and string, and insists that the first word he could speak was not mummy but record. The music he creates is great sound cinema, always direct and focused. He did not even hesitate to call one of his tracks I love Richie Hawtin, simply because he loves Richie Hawtin. Like Michael Cretu or Coldplay, Enyas Orinoco Flow, and of course the early 1990s rave sound. A Ravers Diary wears its heart on its sleeve: without any minimal-technocratic falderal, Dusty Kid pushes the audience straight into the party and tells them the tale of one who travelled to learn what partying meant. Not more, not less.At first Here Comes Techno and The Underground Persistence welcome the traveller right in the middle of the dance-floor. But this party has already started heading towards the first peak: the sound quickly turns into banging synth attacks and resolutely marching beats that end in the psychotic glissandi of Lynchesque and its high bass wave which is driving the beach tourists in front of it. You would not expect anymore after that. But Dusty Kid always manages to find the right link: Klin and its unexpected, flashing emotionality stops the free fall, and almost unnoticeably shifts the direction of the whole album. Like a DJ Dusty Kid is the puppet master: by subtly changing the coordinates, he surprises the audience, yet always sticks to the flow and precise dramaturgy.Cowboys for example used to be a B-side track, a kind of wallflower. On A Ravers Diary it has become a secret hit: a smooth organ fest with a catchy bass that will kick you off your chairs. The spherical sequencer techno of Moto Perputuo is an homage to the great melodies of the past which have been pimped up with an incomparable and innovative bass design. The Fugue is Dusty Kids approach to weirdo instrumental pop music: this track is like a charming crooner and will turn each prime time junkie into a crying student and autograph hunter.Pluk and America, too, do not shy away from any productive risk: the first is a tribalist club smasher, the bone breaker from the fog; the latter is a melancholic opus magnum, and even the hardest raver will be stunned by the emotional power. With Agaphes, a style study in two parts, A Ravers Diary finally approaches dawn: but it does not herald a dull after hour, it rather announces a splendid final, the perfect end of a party that could go on forever. Nemur is the pop gem, the great techno chanson, and the best good bye you can imagine.Maybe A Ravers Diary will the album for any DJ: the perfect mix tape, the ominous recording of this ultimate party everyone is talking about. Music to die for, music to play with air synths. It is definitely a stunning debut, and the breathtaking statement of an artist in best form. And we are all part of it and really happy!

DUSTY KID: TRAIN NO.2

info@boxer-recordings.de — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:13:03 +0100

Boxer Sport #069 - KLIN - Italy's DUSTY KID has risen in only 2 short years as one of THE hottest name under the tongue of the dance music community. He's appearing on over 30 compilations and remixed the likes of MOBY and ARMAND VAN HELDEN.- This 12 escorts the debut album of Dusty Kid. Full press and radio campaign under way.- After recording singles for the likes of BPITCH CONTROL, SYSTEMATIC and KLING KLONG he returns to his flagship label BOXER with what undoubtedly will go down in the books as a remarkable powerful 12 for pure dancefloor action. Massive support by Dj Hell, Peter Kruder (Kruder & Dorfmeister), Sven Väth, Michael Mayer, M.A.N.D.Y., Richie Hawtin etc.

DUSTY KID: PLUK

info@boxer-recordings.de — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:11:06 +0100

DUSTY KID: KLIN

info@boxer-recordings.de — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 17:09:29 +0100

MARTIN EYERER & ROBERT BABICZ: SALSA ROJA GLIMPSE MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 19:57:14 +0100

Kickboxer #023 - SALSA ROJA After a 5-months break, Martin Eyerer &Robert Babicz come up with Salsa Roja, areally delicious feast for the ears!You need:Tomatoes! Peel them, chop the onions andthe garlic, and heat some oil in a deep pan.Add an easy-going groove! Put the onionsand garlic into the hot oil, add some catchybleeps and stir-fry until golden. Add thetomatoes und sweat them for about 10minutes. Stir occasionally. Chop up thechilli and remove the seeds. Cut the chilliin thin strips and mix it with the tomatoes.Add some water if necessary. Let it simmerwith some funky brass. Season to tastewith salt and pepper.Put it all in a mixer and puree it. If youdont have a mixer, press it through asieve to puree.A perfect side dish is the GLIMPSE Remix:outstanding by its more housy touch &intense drumming!Bon Appetit!

MARTIN EYERER & ROBERT BABICZ: SALSA ROJA

info@boxer-recordings.de — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 19:55:57 +0100

DUSTY KID: TRAIN NO.1

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:30:53 +0100

Boxer Sport #068 - LYNCHESQUE Hi folks.Do you still remember the moment when you stepped into the party hall, right into the fog, and in the eye of the storm? Do you still remember the first bass drum, the first break, the first flash? And although the party has already started, you feel heartily invited? Yes, this is the place you dont want to leave anymore, at least for quite a while. Some of you might say this is rave kitsch, the club folklore for those who have been around since the very beginning. But for Dusty Kid, it is the vital experience, the moment where the journey starts. The moment his debut album with the perfect title A Ravers Diary is all about. It is a feeling the convincing power of which is nourished by the pure, unfiltered experience, in other words: pure passion.Two smashers youll get here before the CD release in April. What a great tune!

DUSTY KID: LYNCHESQUE

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 20:29:55 +0100

GREG DELON: CEZAR KOLETZKI & MEINDL MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:43:35 +0100

Boxer Sport #067 - CEZARS OBSESSION The first Boxer anno Domini 2009 comes from France, our highly appreciated neighbouring country. Greg Delon, one half of the well-known duo Delon & Dalcan, lights two housy techno crackers in hangfire mode, while the Koletzki & Meindl mix commands the New Years Eve again: loud, full of pressure, variegated, sparkling & in a really good mood. Well, the perfect start into the new year!For you and for us. Happy New Year!

GREG DELON: OBSESSIONS

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:40:00 +0100

GREG DELON: CEZAR

info@boxer-recordings.de — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:37:30 +0100

KOLOMBO: ACAI DELON&DALCAN MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:51:53 +0100

Boxer Sport #066 - AÇAI Since 1912 pralines come from Belgium. KOLOMBO aka Olivier Gregoire is sound artist and comes from Belgium and has certainly seen In Bruges which plays in Belgium and opened the this years Sundance Film Festival. And he probably loves pralines from the confiserie at the Nimurs corner. Well, everybody does. And everybody loves to listen to good music when enjoying a praline. And KOLOMBO definitely is good music. Good house music.Both, either as one half of Mugwump and LouLou Players or solo as KOLOMBO he knows exactly how to create an incredible groove right from the start and the first beats. So far, only Michael Jacksons Billy Jean had a similar effect on me and after all this song was in the Belgian charts, too. The two well-selected remixes on the flip side, made by the LOULOU PLAYERS and by DELON & DELAN, fit perfectly into the groove. The result: a perfect Ballotin.Enjoy! Bon appetit!

KOLOMBO: ACAI LOU LOU PLAYERZ MIX

info@boxer-recordings.de — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:48:34 +0100

KOLOMBO: ACAI

info@boxer-recordings.de — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 14:46:27 +0100

RIEVAULX: BOXING SHADOWS

info@boxer-recordings.de — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:48:31 +0100

Kickboxer #022 - GHOSTS IN THE MACHINE After our short summer break and a little breather, we are back and proudly present our new Kickboxer release. Acutally, it is number 022 and the first one from the British act Rievaulx aka Bryan J Robsan and one part of Solaris Heights, the latter is known for their releases on Renaissance, Guidance and Boxer. Rievaulx is the perfect interface between Techno, Minimal and House, and above all, it is fantastic dance music: sometimes it is deep, sometimes dark, sometimes it is full of melodies or reduced, and then it rocks again. Whoever loves Gabriel Ananda, Robert Babicz, Rodriguez Jr and last but not least Solaris Heights will adore the sound and the graphic design both are fantastic!