Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

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  • CABBAGE TRAX 1
    BeatTracker #1 Feat. Banner in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

    CABBAGE TRAX 1

    Luca Lozano , Angel D'lite

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    Klasse Wrecks sub-label helmed by Luca Lozano! Fast energy for 2026 from Lozano and Angel D'lite. If it's slow we don't wanna know!

  • Present: The Greys. PART 2
    BeatTracker #2 Feat. Banner in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

    Present: The Greys. PART 2

    Alden Tyrell , Detroit In Effect

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    Detroit In Effect and Alden Tyrell return for the second chapter in an ongoing creative exchange between two longtime friends and affiliates of the label. Deeply rooted in early hip hop, electro and Detroit techno, the two producers channel the raw energy and futurism of late 80s and early 90s machine music into a set of fierce, fast-paced tracks. This is a record that couldn't have been made 30 years ago, yet somehow it sounds like a forgotten studio session recovered from the future. The record balances old-school beat science with forward-driven early 90's techno futurism and modern production skills, built with one clear intention: Moving People.

  • Lost Data
    BeatTracker #4 Feat. Banner in Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)

    Lost Data

    Gliesse

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  • Contours
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    Contours

    Clay Wilson , Abby Echiverri

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    Contours brings together New York-based producers and DJs Abby Echiverri and Clay Wilson for a four-track 12" on Acid Camp Records. The record moves across acid house and techno, unified by a clear craft for pressure, pacing, and machine-driven tracks, with moments of restraint that hold up far beyond the dancefloor. Wilson opens the A-side with "Interdimensional Romance," a science fiction workout that threads together acid echoes of Chicago, Detroit, and New York. "Nightride" follows with a more laid-back approach, rooted in acid yet softer around the edges, with a subtle '90s pull. On the B-side, Echiverri's panned synths on "Chaos Terrain" vividly wax and wane across layers of LFOs. "Roche Lobe" closes the record in a more spacious mood-another acid-minded piece, less aimed at peak-time utility than at the late-night afterglow of the club. Together, the four tracks understand acid not as a fixed formula, but as a flexible language. These are the songs of the underground clubs on Arrakis. See you at the front of the speakers.