The results

1. Rampage by Braintwister (28 points)
2. Noon by biteof (25 points)
3. Out of Coins by Garfferen (18 points)
4. Trinity by Rex Sathum (17 points)
5. Dreamscape by Suva (17 points)
6. Trippel by thus (16 points)
7. Silts by MattWolfe (15 points)
8. Serious Burial by dread (14 points)
9. 24-22hOTNbC by magOwl (12 points)
10. Chinese Salami Reggae by Den (6 points)
11. Adventures of the Solitary Mind by xaos.tek (5 points)
12. Saltyburbs by Ilisity (4 points)
13. Drifting by dugonshoe (3 points)

You can listen to the entries here: http://remixta.net/stuff/RECVotePack.zip

Thanks to everyone again!

Also this show is dedicated to Renoise 2.5 which was released just few days ago. If you haven’t already go get your copy now, the best Music making software of all times!

Tracklist

1. Next Life – Anti Matter (From Ressurection split EP)
2. Visinin – House From Home
3. Transient – Time Slips Away
4. magOwl – I Thought I heard Someone Thinking (From Sowl Files)
5. Hunz – You Said Hello (From Thoughts that Move)
6. Braintwister – Extensive Search
7. Bachelor Machines – Method/Function
8. Priq – Nitrogeniq
9. Modlys – Uden Dig (From Flow)
10. Jonas The Plugexpert – Stride
11. Razor Shock – Heaven In My Hands
12. magOwl – Laugh… Gone

As for now, we are looking a first artist and first album/EP to release. If you have some great stuff, please get in touch with me. Send me a demo tracks and project descriptions (see Contact page)

1. There is no money involved. The music will be released for free for everyone.
2. There will be considerable amount of promotion for the artist
3. This will not be a free service to upload your random music like soundcloud.
4. We will not release just any material you give us. It has to be high quality music which you are proud of, and which has other fans too.
5. Material should be original, and not released before.

Tracklist

1. Overcoat – Evaporative Aircoolers
2. Bytesizeerror – Post
3. Kaneel – Backyard Bataille
4. Sodiufas & Fluffy Dryad – Forest Dub
5. Hseiken – Chase The Cats
6. Metylonia – Imagined Beauty (WIP, listen to new version here)
7. Braintwister – InLove
8. Cyvergence – Hypnotic (Album version)
9. She – Ride (From album “Orion”)
10. Vivace – Bad Hare
11. Structure Theory – Baby Seals

Tracklist

1. mr mark dollin – Take The Red Pill
2. Kaizoku – A Doomed Planet
3. Hyperartist – High Speed Lullaby
4. B-Complex – Beautiful Lies
5. Braintwister – Fluctuation
6. Benefit of the boomerang – Put Blinky On The Bill
7. Charly Linch – Choke
8. Achenar – Twin This Highlight
9. Transient – Old Ones
10. Misk – Subterranean Crawlspace
11. Neurobash – Wealth Of The Others (Platimatic Remix)
12. Void Pointer – Strawberry
13. Blac Waldo – Chicken Eggz 2.0
14. Eeter – Orgaaniline Hookus-Pookus

Excuse me my mistakes. This is first time for me to do remixta as live broadcast, and as always, I had some little technical difficulties and some stage fear, maybe.

Hope you enjoy the show and see you next time!

Like every time, every song in this show requires a hilight, but other than album tracks I would like to hilight the great track by DDtMM from year 2006, not much to say: there is a good reason why I would play that old track. Also, special mention goes to the ending track by Joulac. Starting off as really cheesy trackerish house track with a little twist that takes you somewhere totally else.

But who wants to read a lots of words, better start listening!

Tracklist

1. Polybius – Appleyard
2. Lackluster – Ism Psm Sm (EP Aeration)
3. Helvetikone – Bender (Album Bubble Hum)
4. Charly Linch – The Fall
5. Next Life – The Reunion (Album The Lost Age)
6. Next Life – World Map (Album The Lost Age)
7. mr mark dollin & Alex Strain – Saint Santa (Album mmd_as)
8. DDtMM – The Breakup
9. Transient – You and Me
10. Juolac – Feel Your Heart Started

Albums of Greatness

mr. Mark Dollin and Alex Strain – mmd_as

After long time of work two musical masterminds have created this amazing release free for everyone to listen. Mixture of complex ambient soundscapes, haunting lyrics and impressive rhythm sections are the keywords that can be used to describe this album, but there surely more than just those things that make this release as good as it is.

Remixta plays a track Saint Santa from the album which is a critical view of the commercialized holiday called christmas. This track was also released earlier as a christmas present for the community.

My favourite beside this track is Phoebe, but as said, this album is full
of greatness and you can hear from every single note that those two australian artists have spent more time working with each individual track than many other artists spend time on entire album.

Transient – Symphony of Curves

Transient brings us a new album filled with amazing collage of samples. A downtempo/triphop release which in it’s whole goodness is availabe as a free download for everyone.

Crisp master, positive and groovy melodies together with lots of
variations keep the listener engaged through the entire album and leave them wanting for more. Not much to say here but the same words I left in the Renoise forums under the album thread: This release just pure awesomeness.

Remixta plays first track from the album, You And Me. Not neccesarily my favourite track from the album, but as all the tracks are good and have their own special moments full of goodness needed to play I just chose the easy way out and started from the beginning.

Next Life – The Lost age

Something totally unexpected from Renoise scene. Some progressive metal music mixed with chiptune elements, complex rhythmic structures, ripping guitars and various electronic textures. This two man project from norway surely knows what they are doing, and not only on album — they have said to have great live shows. I have heard the claim from many people I trust so I am confident to recommend for you to go and see them next time they perform nearby.

The album contains 16 tracks, each of them less than two minutes long. The short tracks are bit problematic for radio DJ like myself, but together as an album work very well in continous pushing structure.

Remixta plays two tracks from this album.

Helvetikone – Bubble Hum

The artist name is said to be just some random made up word that doesn’t bring too many unrelated google search results, but thanks to the finger of fate the word sounds very close to Helvetin Kone which in finnish means “The Hells Machine”. This is actually what the music sounds like for me. Minimalistic electronica with touch of something really dark and hellish.

How exactly it sounds for you is up for you to decide as Remixta presents track number six, Bender, from the album. It is also interesting to note that the man behind this project is also the man behind Renoise. The allmighty Taktik himself.

Hilights of the show are probably the first track by Polybius and my inability to pronounce some song and artist names. I hope anyone doesn’t get offended of me twisting their names. And if you do, please let me know how to pronounce them correctly, so I wouldn’t screw it up next time.

In this episode we also have some great breakcore artists, my favourite Charly Linch, and everybodys favourite Venetian Snares. Also we have pretty cool Trance/House music artist, Scott Althams, who I discovered recently from CC Mixter, thanks to tip by himself. Also, let’s not forget the names of Keith303, an amazing techno expert. B-Complex, true dnb guru. Beatslaughter & ptrance doing an amazing darker techno mix together, and It Alien, super technical artist with musical variation as wide as a national
library.

Special mention goes to Benefit of The Boomerang with a demo track for the shiny new Renoise 2.0, which has had lots of feedback and interest from many people. His usage of bassline is extremely expressive and thanks to the technique the song truly connects to the listener using truly minimal set of instruments.

As a special thank you for the community for helping me to assemble the show, I give away one free renoise T-Shirt to one of the people who helped me. The hand of fortune, who indirectly picked the person, belonged to Taktik. He picked a random number which after some math made the selection. Who actually won the Shirt? Well, listen to the show and find out!

And after you have done listening to the show, go to Renoise.com if you haven’t done it already, and fetch yourself a brand new version of Renoise. I hear this time they give you a nice selection of samples together with the software for free.

Playlist

1. Polybius – Ephemere
2. Scott Altham – I wonder If God Was Sleeping
3. Keith303 – No More Looking Back
4. Beatslaughter & Ptrance – Crowbar Massacre
5. She – Gum
6. Charly Linch – Marbles
7. Venetian Snares – Gentlemen
8. B-Complex – Acid Trip
9. Benefit Of The Boomerang – Jong Belegen
10. It-Alien – Le Femme Et Le Chien

Discuss this episode
here!

For showcasing, we got our hands on the brand new album by Saine, I couldn’t wait to play it, truly amazing stuff. This is the album of the month (and also album of the year in my opinion). Also, we have exclusive track from Beatslaughter’s upcoming album. This time into IDM genre, but ofcourse with the touch of his other styles, making it one of the most interesting IDM releases I have ever heard.

Enjoy the music, and see you again next year.

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Album Showcase: Saine – Break A Pattern

The best album of this year came late enough to blast everyone else away and probably to pick some berries in the next year as well. Truly amazing chillout/electronica/dubstep, taking the listener on a trip that they will never forget. This album has more warmth and more air than any analogue recordings I have ever heard. This is really pleasurable listen.

Right now you can buy the album from iTunes or Digital Tunes netstores. But according to Saine, it will also become available as a double vinyl in few months.

I have listened to this album obviously more times than it’s healthy and I still can’t get enough of those ambient grooves. Check out the samples in digital-tunes.net, and buy that album! I mean it… Buy it now! NOW! Click click click!

digital-tunes.net: Saine – Break A Pattern

Track Listing

1. Aflare – Glow
2. Beatslaughter – Bliss (Exclusive preview from upcoming album)
3. Terry Sun – Buddah Fingah
4. Derek C. F. Pegritz – By The Masses For The Masses (From album THX 1138)
5. Wanton Kiosk – Meteor Shelter
6. Saine – The Grinder (From album Break a Pattern)
7. Sector Seven – Station Down
8. Xerxes – Cleopatra (Released in Kindergarden 2008)
9. CAG – Ode to Casion (SDC #33 entry, Remix of Mick Rippon)

Discuss this episode here (Renoise Forums)

Don’t listen to this stuff when riding in a bus, you may fall a sleep and miss your stop! To avoid getting into looprides with a bus, I ended this show with something bit faster. A remix of hit track from last time.

As I had many other tracks I wanted to play, but had already exceeded the time limits, I may release second podcast this month, with more dance oriented stuff aswell.

Track list

1. Mick Rippon – Legend of Woo (Xerxes Remix)
2. Oleksus – Дзвін (Ringing)
3. Void Pointer – Mushroom Fever
4. mr mark dollin – Long (From album 3 Smargaid Maerd)
5. Nine Inch Nails – Ghosts 32 (Xerxes Remix)
6. Knetter – Sketches of Mind (SDC 32. winner)
7. Void Pointer Feat. Jaede – Stuffed Animals (Haga & Plen’s Schizophrenic ’99 mix)

3 Smargaid Maerd

Todays episode of Remixta includes a track by mr. mark dollin from his latest album 3 Smargaid Maerd. One of the greatest electronica releases in this year.

I picked the track “Long” because this is my favourite track from the new album, it reminds me a bit more of the previous work from 2 Smargaid Maerd. Cold and dark, yet warm sounding and highly technical ambient soundscapes. His music is really original to him, and his distinct sound is something that really sticks with you.

This album, according to his own words, like previous albums in the series, deals with the meeting place of organic melody and quirky electronica: thematically dealing the unknown realms of delicate emotion and lucid dreaming. There is a general progression from loose improvisations to structured dramas.

You can fetch this album together with full digital artwork and his previous works from from his homepage.

Discuss this episode here (Renoise Forums)

This time the podcast is mostly concentrated on groovy and melodic dance music influenced by music from 70′s to 90′s but there also more modern sounding tracks, so I hope it’s pleasurable listen to everyone.

This is the first time I am doing a podcast and first time I am commenting on the radio show in english language so bear with me on the accent and bit clumsy speaking. There is room to improve and it shall be better next time.

If you have any new great stuff coming out please get in touch with me so we can showcase it on the next episode. Also send me a link to your new tracks if you have any if I like them I just might to play them on the next podcast!

Still reading? Huh? Start listening now. Subscribe to the podcast and don’t forget to let me know later how much you enjoyed the music.

Playlist

1. Hooligan – Frozen
2. Tenda – Confrontation
3. Beatslaughter – Siedepunkt
4. Void Pointer feat. Jæde – Stuffed Animals
5. Binärpilot – Robot Wars (check out the video)
6. Hooligan – Nitrodisco
7. D Fast – Do You Wanna Dance With Me
8. Mitch Murder – Mellow Mode
9. Antismap – Cyclic dream

I used Mr. Mark Dollin track titled Happy Pain on the rant between the tracks. I didn’t have intentions to play any music by Mr. Mark Dollin this time, but I had this track handy for backing ambience. Don’t worry though, I will probably play something by him next time!

Showcase

This months podcast is showcasing a great new album Planet Boogie by one of the best Renoise artists D Fast. 80′s style funk/disco featuring technical grooves, big variety of instrumentation and excellent mastering.

This is something you will definitely enjoy if you like to shake your booty to the groove now and then. The track we are playing Do You Want To Dance With Me asks you a question… So do you want to take a little dance with music by D Fast? Ofcourse you do! Don’t hesitate to spend a buck and order the album now!