Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)
Top 100 Chart placements for Electro (Classic / Detroit / Modern)
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#1
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Cod3 QR Sel3cts Vol. 2
The 2nd edition of Cod3 QR Sel3cts series is hosted by Kmyle. A name synonymous with boundless audible exploration. His career seamlessly blends magnetic techno, hypnotic rhythms, and ethereal melodies, inviting listeners on a transcendent voyage through time and space. He has released music on revered labels such as Soma, Mord, skryptom, his own Kmyle Records, besides Cod3 QR. Guided by luminaries like Luke Slater, Blawan, and Laurent Garnier, Kmyle has shaped a formidable career while cultivating lasting friendships. His artistry transcends boundaries, solidifying his place as an enduring luminary in electronic music.
LB aka LABAT, Nic As Well, Madben, Marco Bailey, Diego Infanzon, Calibre, Dany Rodriguez, Oliver Way, Deetron, Carlos Nilmmns, Unspent
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#2
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Spacer Woman (Cantonese Cover)
Produced by Romain FaipouxWritten by: Maurizio Cavalieri, Giorgio StefaniLyrics by Cheung Yuen TungMastering and Laucquer cut by Manmade MasteringSpecial Tanks to Roberta CavallinPublished Mr DiscP & C 2024 Goodymusic Production Srlwww.goodymusicproduction.com
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#7
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Message To Nowhere
Like the morning sun penetrating a Winter sky, a shimmering frost flecks the brightness of Message to Nowhere. The four tracker showcases the sound of Ruben Benabous Hyperstellar nom de plume, a sound that draws inspiration from sci-fi soundtracks and the warmer currents of electro. Refracted bleeps introduce the title piece, shorn beats cutting through glowing synthlines as the EP takes flight. Tight terse drum patterns are the launchpad from which melodies sail and swoop in Words in a Void, bittersweet strings and warbling pads bending and shifting above juddering basslines. Fellow Frenchman, and all-round electro virtuoso, The Hacker remixes Message to Nowhere. Pulling the track toward the centre of the floor, scissoring snares slice through echoing notes and silken shrouds in this machine funk remake. Temperatures rise for the close. Bold key changes and snapping rhythms gather in A Thousand Nights, a lively late evening close to a quartet of sheer quality.
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#14
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Sense Generator
Nicola aka Bo is back with a new album. beautiful breakbeat electro rhythms with deep basses and melodic structures. After the first album release, Celestial Connections present their second album release called Sense Generator. The album is a 12 track piece, comprised of deep house, electro and atmospheric and mellow breakbeats inspired by the UK and Detroit greats, each track generating a different sense.
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#15
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Nation 3: Street-Electro
#Street-Electro - жанр який сотворили звичайні ентузіасти з України від Маріуполя до Одеси, від Донецька до Львова, від Дніпра до Чернігова та Києва. Обєднавши electro з breakbeat з присмаком hardcore, цей час повинен був настати справжній український звук який обєднає всіх нас. Жорстоке звучання нашого часу. #Street-Electro is a genre created by ordinary enthusiasts from Ukraine, from Mariupol to Odesa, from Donetsk to Lviv, from Dnipro to Chernihiv and Kyiv. By combining electro with breakbeat with a taste of hardcore, it was time for a true Ukrainian sound to unite us all. The brutal sound of our time.
Decorodi, Bodro, Lostlojic, Sasha Trey, Luschn, Metadata, Kamenda, Mitt, Dima K, Robert Cosmic
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#17
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Machines Remixes
Swedens Electro Queen EMMON continues to make waves with her electrifying presence on the European music scene. After her widely celebrated comeback and an impressive run of performances across major festivals, EMMON now presents a new chapter in her sonic journey with the release of Machines (Terence Fixmer Remix) on the iconic Gigolo Records. The story began backstage at Eonly Festival in Leipzig, March 2024, when EMMON and fellow artist Terence crossed paths. After bonding over their shared love for music and a night of selfies and celebration, a surprising twist unfolded. A few days later, EMMON received a message from none other than DJ Hell, the legendary head of Deejay Gigolo Records, who had caught wind of their connection. Having been a fan of DJ Hell for over two decades, EMMON was floored by the opportunity. Hell suggested Terence remix EMMONs anthem Machines, the standout track from her award-winning album RECON. Terences remix delivers a high-energy blend of dark techno and classic EBM, transforming Machines into a powerful art piece, perfectly suited for the darker corners of the club. This release marks an exciting new collaboration that pays homage to the past while pushing the boundaries of modern electro.
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#20
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Sonneneruption
Sonneneruption sees Electric Appliances head back into the 3 track various artist EP concept. This time label head Freestyle Man is joined 303606 and FInnish Celsius project. Musically we move from 80s ambient soundscapes over cleanly executed electro into darker 4/4 grooves with Juna from Celsius.
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#22
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The Word For World Is Forest
The Word for World is Forest is an album showcasing Polytunnels love of classic, Detroit-inspired electro along with nods to the techno and house that has influenced his work over previous records Recorded in Glasgow, the album is a love letter to a city that continues to inspire and, over the course of nine tracks, offers a glimpse into the producers broad palette of electronic sounds. The title is inspired by Ursula K Le Guins novella of the same name, which delves into themes of destruction, resistance, and the devastating impact of imperialism.
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#23
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Part Fourteen
Particle Music welcomes AZ DJ/Producer Crunksworth to the label with Belden Bounce, a deep dubstep joint inspired by the magical Northern California town of the same name, Belden! R A L L Y and The Accomplice come along for remix duties, with R A L L Y dropping a fly breaks mix, while The Accomplice brings the bass on an electro-tinged rework. 3 different genres, and 3 different vibes!
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#24
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The Architects of Shadows
The Architects of Shadows explores the volatile undercurrents shaping todays polarized world, where extremes on all sides vie for influence and control. Against a backdrop of rising nationalism, digital echo chambers, and deepening distrust, each track captures a stage in the gradual radicalization of society. Through dark, immersive soundscapes, the album delves into how unseen architects exploit fear, amplify division, and pull the strings of public sentiment, leading society toward ideological extremes. The Architects of Shadows invites listeners to confront the forces behind the fracturing of Western societies in an era marked by profound political and cultural polarization.
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#26
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Sabores Sounds
Topo Chico & Terrestrial Funk join forces to bring you Sabores! A compilation of three new songs from the hottest acts coming out of Miami. Citrus and berries abound in the most southern metropolis of The Sunshine State. Psychic Mirrors kick the release off with a hypnotic boogie single thatll have you feeling like youre strutting out of a scene from Miami Vice. DJ Fitness binds the comp together with a Miami Bass track thatll have the clubs feeling deep. Underwater explorers Coral Morphologic remind us of the healing power of the sea with a calming finish.
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#27
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Ups & Downs
Eitan Reiter presents the third release from his label, Impulse. This time, he revisits established tracks that have solidified his reputation on dance floors. Each track has been expertly sharpened in his live sets, with the lead piece, Blue Planet (Remi), blending early techno, electronic body music (EBM), and raw trance into a cohesive sound. While influenced by the aesthetics of the 1990s, the production quality reflects Reiters status as a top-tier producer. The second track, Ups & Downs (Glitch mix), showcases intelligent electronica with an ambient atmosphere. It merges synth-wave explorations reminiscent of science fiction soundtracks with classic Detroit electro rhythms and experimental industrial noises, creating an emotional journey through virtual reality. Lost Souls (Remix) draws from indie dance, neo-punk, and dark disco influences, incorporating ethno chants that highlight Reiters imaginative approach. This creativity has positioned him as an unpredictable artist
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#31
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Amnesia EP
Two years ago, after Covid sent the industry into a tailspin I made the sad decision to stop pressing Holding Hands records to vinyl. This was gutting as the label had been putting records out from the first release and it had always felt like an integral part of the labels identity. It sucked but I always hoped that in the future I would be able to feel confident in pressing records again and I am so happy to say that the time has finally come again! Earth Trax popped into my inbox with some demos and I instantly knew there was something special here. The tracks are absolutely timeless and will do the business on any dancefloor from now until the end of time. The A sides have more of loopy club quality that you could listen to all night. The sort of thing that you just lose yourself to when it comes on in the club. You arent sure exactly when it came on but you suddenly realise that youve been gurning with your eyes closed for some indeterminate amount of time. Basically, theyre very chewy loops (note to self: potential cereal idea). The B sides have more of a.for lack of a better word, B side quality to them. Theyre both broken and they make me want to move my body from side to side in a sort of jagged cool 80s way. Ones to make you move and think at the same time. OK enough of my blather. Go and listen to the damn things yourself and decide if you like them, rather than trying to work it out from reading a bloody press release you weirdos. All four tracks are produced and sculpted for the club. They want big sound systems and dark rooms. Close your eyes, hold hands and experience transcendental space flight...
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#32
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Queen Of Coins
Buckle up, electronic aficionados! Queen of Coins is about to drop a six-track sonic odyssey thats your one-way ticket to Electro, Italo-Disco, and Detroit Techno nirvana. This isnt just an album, its a masterclass in psychedelic dancefloor alchemy, tailor-made for DJs who crave cutting-edge sounds while paying homage to the genres founding fathers. From the slow-burning hypnosis of Head Tension to the heart-racing throb of 16K Cal, this release is a BPM rollercoaster that echoes the spirits of legends like Legowelt, Drexciya, and Francisco. But make no mistake Queen of Coins isnt just rehashing the past, the Queen is propelling these influences into the future. Bring it to the top is pure condensed energy, engineered to shake every powerful soundsystem while maintaining an emotional depth thatll hit you right in the feels. Speaking of feelings, Damaged Souls is the track you didnt know you needed a poignant electronic love letter to all those what if moments that haunt our dreams. But dont think for a second that Queen of Coins is all melancholy. Oreo Cake swoops in with its irresistible bouncing bassline, serving up a fat slice of low-end theory thatll give your mind, body, and soul the workout theyve been craving. Its a reminder that in the realm of Queen of Coins, the future is bright, and the beat goes on. Remember the mantra, ravers: Queen of Coins is Music to grow with Expanding your soul Thriving in Prosperity. This isnt just an album release; its a coronation. Long live the Queen of the electronic underground!
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#34
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Moon IV
Iron Curtis and Johannes Albert return to orbit with their highly anticipated Moon IV, the next chapter in their acclaimed lunar album series. Building on over a decade of collaboration and the cosmic groundwork in Moon I, II, and III, this fourth instalment is a testament to their ever-evolving artistry and expansive vision. Released on their beloved Frank Music imprint, Moon IV sees the duo starring an 11-track journey that once again defies genres, challenges conventions, and charts a vivid course through the electronic cosmos. From the warm opener Void Gathering and wistful melodies of Silverclub to the driving rhythms of Sounds (The Feels), which echoes the relentless pulse of NYC Post-Disco, Moon IV encapsulates the duos signature blend of moods and eras. Club LAvenir & Daso serve up euphoric moments with a nod to the French Touch, while the ambient vignette Into Somethin (Interlude) calms you down again. Electro cuts like Pipeline are reminiscent of earlier works in the Moon album series, and new paths are forged when the two are exploring Balearic Pop Music (BPM) territory in Ohne Dich. Returning from space with the elegant deepness of Bliss (The Short Finale), the duo gets you home safe and sound. Their unique studio alchemy shines brighter on this moonlit, flaring long-player than ever. So, buckle up and off we go.
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#37
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3600 Seconds
Threading the needle between industrial grit and dance floor euphoria, Terrestrial Access Networks latest EP 3600 Seconds marks a bold evolution in the artists sound. The four-track release dives deep into distorted synthesis and brutalist sound design, while maintaining an unmistakable classic electro pulse that commands movement.
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#46
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RDM001
Random Copys debut EP, RDM001, presents an intriguing blend of electros gritty pulse and IDMs intricate textures. This four-track collection reflects Random Copys hands-on approach to sound creation, utilizing an array of synthesizers and drum machines. Each composition emerges from unscripted hardware sessions, embracing the unpredictable nature of analog equipment to craft a unique sonic palette. The EP captures the raw energy of live electronic performance, with each track evolving organically through improvisation. Random Copys hardware-driven process results in a sound that balances driving rhythms with complex, glitch-infused elements. RDM001 offers listeners a refreshing alternative to software-based productions, showcasing the warmth and character of classic electronic instruments. The EP is set to be released on Science Cult, a label known for supporting artists who explore new directions in electronic music. www.sciencecult.com
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#47
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Amps
Here we go with another release by label head Marc DePulse. Long awaited Amps is a progressive and also aggressive banger for the floor, making no compromises. The running bassline makes the floor move and cinematic elements create a dark and mystic atmosphere – alongside the impressive spoken words. A guarantee low end filler and killer! In addition we have two amazing contrast remixes done by Guzy and MMYYLO. Remixes full of energy and breaks, a mix of modern cheese and golden beef! Choose your favourite version out of these three but please dont stop moving your feet! Amps make the place rock, DJ makes the bass drop! JEAHMON! Records drops it hard for you – again.
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#49
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SO BUSSY EP
So Busy takes the frantic rhythm of everyday life to the heart of the club. This EP transforms the ordinary into deep electro and techno beats, inviting you to disconnect and get lost on the dancefloor. Each track creates a space where the mystery and intensity of the night blend with the pulse of real life, turning music into a total escape. Perfect for those looking for more than just dancing: a break from the daily noise.
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#50
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FXG110
Rising from the depths of Helsinki underground, Flux Damage is lurking on the sweet spot of 110 bpm tempo. The EP, that came to life on a one acid wrenched day, combines elements of electro, dancehall and early Sahko recordings analog snappiness. Creating a timeless vision outside the current trends, this is true machine minimalism suited for big soundsystem and a heady audience.
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#51
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2024
Eevo Lute originator Wladimir M. shares another chapter of his precious techno poetry. When I was nine years old, I heard Funkytown on the radio of the pool attendant over and over again. I still go to that pool. In the mid-eighties, everyone at my high school knew Dont Go. And I turned sixteen, or seventeen. And was blown away by the bass line of Los Ninos Del Parque. I heard it for the first time in the dark, one of the first times in that discotheque. The bass line was so atypical that I kept losing it, there in that stuffy classroom where a teacher was telling us about economics. And where Peter, who was sitting next to me, was talking about Computer World. And further away there was Chicago House, little did we know. I was born for it. Wladimir M. (1968), 2024
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#53
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Cognitive Robotics
Detroit influenced electro lovers will be pleased with the fresh cyberfunk that Sinitsin brings to Analog Concept with his Cognitive Robotics Ep. Classic night time electro with a confident haunting aura opens the Ep and thrives in the programming of the title track Cognitive Robotics. Next is Cut and Cover a trip into ping pong electrofunk soaked into the juiciest of alien basslines, and laser smooth pads. Followed by the dystopian cyber auras, surreal leads, and deep 808 electro power of Sublime, programming scenes for the later hours of cyber dreams. Mean with a triple threat, Sinitsins Cognitive Robotics EP is here to capture the electro sets.
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#58
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Slow Down
For the third LP of the Lyfseill series, we are proud to present Slow Down, the latest album from Felix Leifur. Known for his BROT series, Felix leans into slower tempos on this release, creating a collection of brooding, left-field electro/breaks tracks. His modular synths are front and center, crafting soundscapes with rhythms and deep, textured basslines. While it retains the aesthetic Felix is known for, the slower pace allows each track to unfold more gradually, drawing the listener into hypnotic and immersive atmospheres.
