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Review: Joel Mull's 'Harmonautic Song' is a Cocoonish tech tracker.
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Review: Igor Tchkotoua and Dan Duncan are true workaholics. Not only do the two Mallorquinos form one of the most exciting
techno duos of our time and play in the most famous clubs worldwide, they always manage to pop up in the studio to
work on their releases on Sonic Society, Wig Records or like in the case of 'Deliverance', the new 12" on Cocoon.
'Deliverance' starts quite cautiously but the track becomes more and more complex. Pig & Dan give the DJ a tool that
fits the minimal raver like a custom-made suit. The b-side is again one of those tracks that puts a smile on your face.
In 'Sly Detector', atmospheric techno sounds unite with energetic celebration pleasure, just as we know it from tracks
like 'After Ibiza' or 'On To The Beat'. The rolling hookline which has the necessary splash of acid is, together with the
floating trance layer, adrenalising to such an extent that nothing else remains to be done but to raise your hands in the
air. The track was already a hit with many DJs in 2007, and will be huge in '08!
… Read moretechno duos of our time and play in the most famous clubs worldwide, they always manage to pop up in the studio to
work on their releases on Sonic Society, Wig Records or like in the case of 'Deliverance', the new 12" on Cocoon.
'Deliverance' starts quite cautiously but the track becomes more and more complex. Pig & Dan give the DJ a tool that
fits the minimal raver like a custom-made suit. The b-side is again one of those tracks that puts a smile on your face.
In 'Sly Detector', atmospheric techno sounds unite with energetic celebration pleasure, just as we know it from tracks
like 'After Ibiza' or 'On To The Beat'. The rolling hookline which has the necessary splash of acid is, together with the
floating trance layer, adrenalising to such an extent that nothing else remains to be done but to raise your hands in the
air. The track was already a hit with many DJs in 2007, and will be huge in '08!
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Review: With Deetron, we were able to get one of the most successful producers of the past year to remix Legowelt's "Disco Rout". This remix is for sure one of the most housey releases on Cocoon Recordings so far.
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Review: Mr Dominik Eulberg is maybe one of the oddest characters in techno and house nowadays - but also one of the nicest and most down-to-earth producers within the last years. Like no one else, he combines sound and art research with solid and straight productions, which attract fans from all fields such as techno, house and even trance. The young man from the Westerwald alternates between straight-in-your-face humour and very profound approaches, musically as well as design-wise in word and image. "Bionik" is an explosive Cocoon Records release.
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Review: Mr Dominik Eulberg is maybe one of the oddest characters in techno and house nowadays - but also one of the nicest and most down-to-earth producers. He combines sound and art research with solid and straight productions, which attracts fans from all fields such as techno, house and even trance. "Bionik" is a huge album, out on Cocoon, that should make every dance music fan smile.
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Review: Besides the big hits, there are many brand new listening pearls, as well as two treasures from the Cocoon Recordings chest - "Hummel" by Adam Kroll and "Bionik" by Dominik Eulberg. The album is split into a 'Night' CD and a 'Day' CD, all mixing is by Sven Väth. Let the music speak for itself, watch the best pictures of the summer under the provided link, open a bottle of Rioja, enjoy some bread and Aioli and watch out for the next summer.
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Review: Melancholic blend of post-Border Community trance and dub techno. The sound of the season.
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Review: Once more Adam Proll is impressing the audience with his latest release. "Adamantido" reminds of productions by Martin Landsky, Bookashade or Cocoon Recordings producer Guy Gerber. A great emotional tech house tune with enough space for 'big feelings'.
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Review: In Tuomas Salmela (aka Phonogenic), we welcome one of the most established Finnish techno and house producers,
with releases on 2020 Vision, Poker Flat, Moodmusic and F-Com-munications. Salmela's sound has something dark,
reminiscent of long Finnish winters and cold nights. He does not pose the question of oldskool or newskool, but simply
has produced something really new without getting lost in clicks'n'cuts or doing too much sound research. Phonogenic
uses sentimental harmonies and stringent direct beats, that don't need complex building arrangements, but come to the
point rather quickly and make clear where the journey will take us. Similar to Guy Gerber, Phonogenic's productions also
are somewhere in between techno and house and even use elements of trance. However, Salmela's productions always
make the impression of being well planned and moody.
… Read morewith releases on 2020 Vision, Poker Flat, Moodmusic and F-Com-munications. Salmela's sound has something dark,
reminiscent of long Finnish winters and cold nights. He does not pose the question of oldskool or newskool, but simply
has produced something really new without getting lost in clicks'n'cuts or doing too much sound research. Phonogenic
uses sentimental harmonies and stringent direct beats, that don't need complex building arrangements, but come to the
point rather quickly and make clear where the journey will take us. Similar to Guy Gerber, Phonogenic's productions also
are somewhere in between techno and house and even use elements of trance. However, Salmela's productions always
make the impression of being well planned and moody.
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Review: SIS, aka Burak Sar slots perfectly into the Cocoon family with this new two tracker of hypnotic techno. The title track is a trip through vesting, echoing chambers that lose themselves within the depths of reverb. Long beatless interludes and ethereal vocals precede drops of clunky, tribal drums. This is follwed by the equally impressive "Break Down", a percussive slice of dub house with incessant and danceable loops.
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Review: Lucio Aquilina's "Magic M" has support from Richie Hawtin, Villalobos and more. This is an essential Cocoon release.
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Review: For Fans of Luciano and Pier Bucci. With "Goodbye", Jacek Sienkiewicz is presenting himself in top form. Newschool Microhouse on eye height with productions of Solidgroove, Jesse Rose or Renato Figoli, equipped with a cool kickin' LoFi aesthetics and a lot of swing in the groove. The rolling beats, with bell-like synth sounds and hypnotic snares, beam every Techno and House floor into another dimension. "Goodluck" is likewise DJ tool and prime time joker. With this track, Jacek again proves his class and flexibility - with this sound, the upcoming Live Acts promise to be really big. "Goodluck" comes along a lot more dreamy and playful, with long harmony parts and a wide arrangement, that is the perfect soundtrack for a sunrise and gives a small musical outlook on the Spring approaching.
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Review: Bedrock and Kinky Vinyl artist Guy Gerber returns for his 2nd outing on Cocoon alongside Shlomi Aber, giving you a pair of deep electronic house tracks championed by Digweed, Nathan Fake and James Holden to name a few. 'After Love' works a deceptively simply melody and hypnotic tweaks and bassline stabs, very much in the Border Community vein. The flip 'Sea Of Sand' will flood you in its deep, bottomless soundscapes, surging sub bass and trancey keyboard overlays.
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Review: An essential part of the German Techno scene for more than fifteen years now, Johannes Heil is now in better shape than ever. With his eighth studio album "Loving", Heil draws both a modern and traditional balance of his life from and for the music, and thus sets one of the undisputed musical highlights this year. vWith this exclusive remix package, Cocoon Recordings is even topping that one: the Mainz-born Bülent Gürler aka Butch is known as one of the most versatile German Tech House producers, at least since his club smasher "No Worries". In his version of "The Ace", the perfect open air hymn for the modern House generation is emerging from a flute-like summer harmony. An essential contributor to the British Techno scene since the beginning of the nineties is Mark Broom. His Soul Mix of "Loving" combines the melancholy of Detroit techno with Ibiza House dubs and powerful handclaps, forming an intensive homage to the sensuality of the dance floor. Last not least, Gregor Tresher is celebrating the return of the melody with his remix of "Twentythree", after having released some stricter records for Break New Soil and Drumcode. The digital edition of the Loving remixes is completed by three more revisions: Amsterdam-based Bart Skils massively stresses the bass membrane with his pumping version of "Loving", while Mark Broom is pushing further into the depths of the Balearic Dub surge with his second Soul Mix. With "Seeded", the Cocoon Club House duo C-Rock/Matthias Vogt aka Motorcitysoul is finally exploring the occasionally menacing deepness of the House area with vibrating percussions and disco strings, just in the manner of their releases for Simple Records and Ibadan. After all, love wants to be shared.
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Review: Phil Kieran returns to Cocoon with an EP of remixes from his Shh album of last year. Featuring reworks from Pan-Pot, Egbert and Patrick Kunkel amongst others, the EP takes on six tracks off the album, delivering new versions for 2010.
Having previously flexed his more minimal tech house muscles on two singles for the Frankfurt based label, Kieran unleashed his first artist album under his own name in September of last year. Shh was a particularly broad minded affair that showcased his diverse set of influences, earning the accomplished Irishman much praise. Now, Cocoon delve back into the album with a clutch of excellent and equally diverse remixes.
Pan-Pot, the Berlin based duo who have also released on Mobilee and SCI + TEC, open the EP with a reductionist rework of "Blood of Barcelona." It has a subsonic feel, with deep synth stabs piercing through a simple yet bouncy bassline. Ingo Boss also take on the same track at the end of the EP, instead turning it into a pumping club track. The strong beat leads the way as glitch tech FX play out the rest of the track. In between, rising Dutch talent Egbert morphs a hypnotic bassline into a beautiful and uplifting dub track on his remix of "Never Ending Mountain" before Patrick Kunkel turns the same track into a pumping hybrid of techno and dub that somehow keeps the harmonic feel of the original. Matador exercises a minimal wig out on "Dirt" and Kevin Gorman gets things dark, pumping and irresistibly groovy on "Playing With Shadows."
Phil Kieran's original album showed just how versatile and diverse techno can be today. Fittingly then, this remix EP goes on to show even more imagination and creativity, throwing off the shackles of functional techno and exploring the genre's musicality to the max.
… Read moreHaving previously flexed his more minimal tech house muscles on two singles for the Frankfurt based label, Kieran unleashed his first artist album under his own name in September of last year. Shh was a particularly broad minded affair that showcased his diverse set of influences, earning the accomplished Irishman much praise. Now, Cocoon delve back into the album with a clutch of excellent and equally diverse remixes.
Pan-Pot, the Berlin based duo who have also released on Mobilee and SCI + TEC, open the EP with a reductionist rework of "Blood of Barcelona." It has a subsonic feel, with deep synth stabs piercing through a simple yet bouncy bassline. Ingo Boss also take on the same track at the end of the EP, instead turning it into a pumping club track. The strong beat leads the way as glitch tech FX play out the rest of the track. In between, rising Dutch talent Egbert morphs a hypnotic bassline into a beautiful and uplifting dub track on his remix of "Never Ending Mountain" before Patrick Kunkel turns the same track into a pumping hybrid of techno and dub that somehow keeps the harmonic feel of the original. Matador exercises a minimal wig out on "Dirt" and Kevin Gorman gets things dark, pumping and irresistibly groovy on "Playing With Shadows."
Phil Kieran's original album showed just how versatile and diverse techno can be today. Fittingly then, this remix EP goes on to show even more imagination and creativity, throwing off the shackles of functional techno and exploring the genre's musicality to the max.
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Steve BUG / CHRIS TIETJEN / VARIOUS
Green & Blue (mixed 2xCD)
Cat: CORMIX 031. Rel: 02 Sep 10
Minimal/Tech House
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Review: In addition to delivering the standout Balance compilation for EQ's long serving series and a host of big remixes for the likes of Slam and Robert Babicz, Dutchman Joris Voorn has also produced for Sino and his own Green imprint. A coming of age, the 33-year-old now makes his Cocoon debut with a single track of enchanting, future disco-tech with a driving bassline. Its building sense of drama makes it perfect for the peak time sets of any of the world's biggest rooms. As the 2010 Ibiza season edges ever nearer, get ready to hear this jam booming out across the White Isle.
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Review: At 35 years old, Frank Lorber carries a wealth of experience within electronic music. Inextricably linked to Sven Vath's Cocoon imprint, he returns to the label alongside Bernd Maus and Erik Besier as Tres to deliver an EP of four tracks of big room, deep tech infused with all the FX and sweeps that we have come to expect from this trio. Cocoon Recordings has been a staple in Lorber’s career. In 2002, his second album, Jailhouse Rocker was one of the first artist albums to be released on the then newly formed label. Now truly global and instantly recognisable, Cocoon release the collaborative work of Lorber, 2Dollar Egg member Eric Besier and Bernd Maus who is also co-owner of Freebase, one of Germany's most successful record shops. Opening with "Uno," the EP delves deep into subsonic rhythm. Tribal percussion is layered on top of low end bass and distorted vocals. It is bouncy techno that takes a more stripped down form, announcing the release in slick style. "Dos" is more playful, with more harmonies and lighter percussive patterns. A rolling basslines adds funk as the track chugs along in its own groove. Taking things deeper and darker is "Tercero," which brings a dub influence into the trio’s tribal techno. Again using distorted vocals, the futuristic feel of this release remains present without getting lost in FX and glitch. Finishing the EP is the mind bending "Cuarto." Wrapped around morphing synths, the 4/4 beat and deep, menacing bassline creates an uneasy atmosphere. Music that you can really get lost in, both "Cuarto" and the EP as a whole, explore the different atmospheres in which a groove can manifest itself within.
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Review: Sven Vath presents us with Sounds Of The Eleventh Season, a bumper double CD mix celebrating another summer on the White Isle. The opening CD is initially a deep, dark and dubby affair, taking us through Chateau Flight's remix of Mano Le Tough, DJ Koze's impeccably produced "Sbooty" and the tropical techno of Speedy J (remixed by Edit Select). Sven, the old rascal, takes a turn for the rave cave towards the end with MMM's immense "Nous Sommes MMM" wild stuff indeed! The second CD opens with the raw analogue shuffle of DJ Qu's "The Law", before proceeding into a more housey, vocal led workout. The inclusion of Kyle Hall's superlative remix of the Hundred In The Hands "Dressed In Dresden" is a particularly pleasing moment. Life in the old dog yet? Silly question.
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Review: Polish producer Sienkiewicz has an impressive back catalogue - including this writer's favourite, "Mirrors" - but his latest album is the first time that he's made a concept work. Documenting his time spent touring, the album opens with the gamelan percussion and whooshing groove of "Departure 11", symbolising a plane's take-off. It's a life that Sienkiewicz seems to be attuned to, if the mellow, trancey chords and slightly detuned percussion of the title track and the balmy, undulating groove of "Sing It" are anything to go by. Despite this, there is an underbelly to Sienkiewicz's road adventures and both "Fear" and "Telegram" seethe with dark chords and glitchy percussion, and "Peregrinating" is a grimy rhythm track. However, the overarching mood is positive, as embodied by the blissful ambience of album closer "Arrival 12".
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11 Years Cocoon Recordings: Selected Remix Works (2xCD (CD 1 unmixed, CD 2 mixed))
Cat: CORCD 025. Rel: 19 May 11
Minimal/Tech House
Review: It's hard to believe that Sven Vath's empire has been in existence for 11 years, but what's easier to comprehend is the label's unerring knack of releasing killer club techno. This compilation gives some of Vath's favourite artists - like Roman Flugel and Steve Rachmad - as well as newbies like Patrick Kunkel, who also provides a DJ mix, a chance to rework the catalogue. From Visionquest's murky but driving take on Dinky's "Acid in My Fridge" through the abrasive, jacking Flugel remix of Martin Buttrich's "Hunter", Carlo Lio's tribal take on Dubfire vs Huntemann's "Diablo" and the fist-pumping, big room techno of Paul Ritch's interpretation of 2000 & One's "Tropical Melons", there can be no doubt about this compilation's dance floor credentials.
… Read morePlayed by: Cesar Merveille, Raul Mezcolanza
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Cat: CORLP025_2. Rel: 04 May 11
Minimal/Tech House
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Cat: CORLP025_3. Rel: 04 May 11
Minimal/Tech House
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Review: With a large number of releases on prestigious labels such as Dumb Unit, Steve Bug's Audiomatique platform and more recently as Maceo Plex on Crosstown Rebels, it's fair to say that Eric Estornel aka Maetrik is carving a high reputation for himself within underground electronic music. Sven Vath's Cocoon has now snapped up Maetrik for this two track release. "Crush On Me" serves up an atmospheric groove with warped vocals and mysterious pockets of sound dropping bombs over the slow churning rhythm. Intricately constructed and constantly endearing, Maetrik only secures his rep with this wonderfully moody piece. On the flip is "Push Me", an equally Cocoon style mind trip with what is fast becoming Eric's 'signature' of deep and gruff spoken vocals. A deadly beat rolls with determination, pushing ever forward and complimenting reverbed samples and crisp claps. Hypnotic and trippy, powerful and spell binding, "Push Me" takes Juno's pick as favourite of this release.
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Cocoon Heroes (mixed 2xCD)
Cat: CORMIX 034. Rel: 23 Jun 11
Minimal/Tech House
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Review: Sven Vath's long-standing Cocoon brand begins its second decade with this 12-track label collection. Cheekily titled Compilation K, it proudly boasts a deeper-than-average collection of Euro-centric tech-house grooves that should appeal to afterhours the world over. With Dinky, Henrik Schwartz, Argy and Sascha Dive involved alongside an coterie of lesser-known names, there's plenty to investigate. While highlights are perhaps not as plentiful as you'd expect, the standard is reliably high. Certainly, deep house minded DJs will find plenty of floor-friendly fodder, not least David August's comforting opener and Minilogue's delicious "Blessed", while techno heads will flock to Argy's retro-futurist gem "The Thrust".
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Cat: COR 12121. Rel: 23 Oct 14
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Papa Vath is 50 and what better way for the Cocoon boss to celebrate than open his archives and let the highly respected Ame and Tuff City Kids remix two Sven classics. The fact that many Cocoon fans these days were probably too young to remember "L'Esperanza" or "Harlequin: The Beauty & The Beast" at the time of their original release is an irony that won't be lost on Vath and perhaps those unfamiliar with his early '90s work will be moved to investigate after hearing these remixes. As you'd expect Ame are on suitably epic form with their take on "L'Esperanza" but don't gloss over Gerd Janson and Lauer's bumping refix of "The Beauty & The Beast" cos it's got some great space style fx amidst the thrusting throwback rave vibes.
… Read morePlayed by: Juno Recommends Minimal Tech, Resident Advisor
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Review: What do you get when you cross the boompty-era grooves of Derrick Carter, the wonky late-night textures of tech-house, and the party-friendly attitude of Hot Creations? Pretty much "Freeks", the latest missive from Leeds-based producer Waff. The title track - a bumpin' roller drive forward by a deliciously simple bassline and catchy vocal sample - is joined by "Groover", a tougher, more obviously tech-tinged outing that sounds like an old Music For Freaks jam, crossed with the skewed late night vibes of Crosstown Rebels. Like the A, it's an appealing sound that should appeal to a wide range of DJs.
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Review: British producer Tim Green is still at it. After making his splash on the scene several years on respected imprints such as Trapez, Dirtybird and Get Physical with his highly technical minimal grooves, his profile has reached another plateau as seen by this release on Sven Vath's vanguard Cocoon. First up is "Eclipse" with its warped, monster bassline and mesmerising synth work flowing all over the place that'd appeal to all the Border Community heads. On the flip we have "Thieves" going for a more standard tech house groove, getting some nice synth pads happening over a pumping peak time groove.
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Review: To give you a little bit of context, Belfast's Phil Kieran has been producing effective, floor-ready techno since the turn of the millennium, and he's appeared on many 'above the line' labels such as Skint and Scotland's Soma. The spritely dance specialist lands on Sven Vath's larger-than-life Cocoon Recordings, but only in a cameo role as the original producer of "Pkrmxd". The two sides of the record are given to Planetary Assault Systems and Tom Demac, respectively. The former contorts "Wasps Under A Toy Boat" into a driving, hypnotic beast that is tailor-made for the dance floor, while the latter transforms "Missp" into a jagged, electro house bomb with a steady 4/4 beat but that unleashes a grizzly load of bass. Just like the old days - thank you!
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Review: Swedish duo Markus Henriksson and Sebastian Mullaert return to Cocoon with The Island Of If, an apparent parting gift in the form of a three track 12" to their fans before the Minilogue project enters a period of dormancy so that they can focus on their solo careers. Nudging in at just under 12 minutes, the title track is nonetheless epic in scale and arrangement, and a continuation of the approach Henriksson and Mullaert took on their last LP for Cocoon. Slip the orange and black marbled vinyl over and "Nothing Is Lost" is dominated by the hypnotic acid line that fluctuates with intensity over the course of 14 minutes that could go on forever.
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Review: After impressing the heads with two intriguing albums on BAR25, German producer Matthias John pops up on Cocoon with this third full-length. The Keys is a curiosity, in many ways, as it's far more melodically upbeat and noticeably warmer than much of Cocoon's output. Musically, it takes the 4/4 rhythms of deep house and techno as its base, layering up shuffling rhythms of all manner of fuzzy synths, curious old electric pianos and woozy electronics. It's a formula that regularly makes for entertaining listening, even at its oddest (and the vocal contributions on "The Interview (Part 1)" and "The River" are definitely strange).
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Review: Ever loyal to their Cocoon homebase, Minilogue are back with their second album after 2008's sprawling Animals, and once again it's a bombastic affair taking in both functional club concerns and outright ambient listening, with a clear split down the middle. Vinyl lovers still get the ambient tracks in CD form, reserving the wax space for the bangers in this new set. Blomma sports the hallmarks of classic Minilogue production, from ethereal harmonies to elegant rhythmic constructions that serve to support the music rather than define it. There's arguably a move towards crustier synth sounds on tracks such as "Atoms With Curiosity That Looks At Itself & Wonder Why It Wonders", but this still comes rendered in the classic warm minimal tones that Minilogue have built their name on.
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Cocoon 100 Box Set (hand-numbered 3xLP + 2xCD + Cocoon slipmats (pair))
Cat: COR 12100. Rel: 04 Sep 13
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Sven Vath's label belatedly celebrates the landmark of passing the hundred release mark with this triple vinyl box set. Given the scale - 3LP complemented by expanded 2CD - and those involved it's no surprise that the Cocoon 100 Box Set took that bit longer coming together and those of a techno and minimal persuasion will undoubtedly salivate at this tracklisting. Everyone from Ricky Villalobos to Lawrence and Nick Curly via Loco Dice and Extrawelt contribute previously unreleased productions and the mood is as diverse as you'd expect from this list. "Arild" finds Villalobos in typically restrained mood, whilst Dial boss Lawrence conjures up a hypnotic production in "Serpentine" that has a touch of the STLs about it. Deep acid, rowdy drum tracks, abstract and psychedelic productions follow (Secret Cinema's "Supertek" is a notable example) and that's just on the vinyl. Sven mate you're spoiling us.
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Review: It's fair to say that few other labels would retain such a degree of consistency and adventure over the duration of a compilation series as Cocoon have done with their alphabetized collections. Arriving at the letter N, Sven Vath's label once again draws together tracks from artists close to Cocoon as well as some less associated across six slabs of vinyl. If you graced Ibiza over the summer season you may well have heard papa Vath dropping some of the tracks contained within at Cocoon's residency at Amnesia. In terms of tracklisting, it's a typically diverse affair with the various shades of techno from Lucy, Ricardo Tobar and Truncate complemented by the presence of Aril Brikha, Markus Fix, Ripperton and more.
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Review: Originally released in 1986, "Electrica Salsa" by electronic group OFF is a German dance pop classic featuring Sven Vath's hilarious vocals; he was only 21 at the time on this track produced by Luca Anzilotti and Michael Munzing. It gets some modern revisions here by Innervisions stalwart Henrik Schwarz who brought in a brass band and recorded live strings and latin bass for his rendition, but the dub version is more typical of the Berlin producer's sound. Another Frankfurt legend gets onboard for a remix in the form of Roman Flugel, whose remix is another epic deep house escapade you'd expect of the man, as per usual.
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