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"Who Made Up The Rules" reviewed on MCD
De la techno minimale mais racée (« Nahua », « Run (ostern jam ») qui se
dissoue dans l’ambiance vespérale d’un dernier track « caché »…
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"The Secret Mission EP" Featured on Nerdy Frames
Andres Zacco and Franco Cinelli have been featured by Nerdy Frames for their "The Secret Mission EP" on Greener Records.
Check it out here.
Check it out here.
Jonas Kopp feature in Groove magazine.
Waehrend viele seiner argentinischen Kollegen einen freundlich-verspielten House-Sound verfolgen, setzt der 30-jaehrige Jonas Kopp ganz auf die Kraft massiver Bassdrums und einer duestermetallischen Grundstimmung.
Chain D.L.K give 'Landscapes Of The Future' 3/5.
Gustavo Lamas' Mas welcomes listeners to this therapeutoical audio
session with a peaceful soundscapes interrupted just by a noise looking
like something scorching or, as I used a "medical" term, like the
crackling noise you hear when you drop oil to melt wax in the ear!
Listeners whose switch is on ambient locks could imagine that what is
scorching should be a sort of photographic reticular imprint of the
surrounding world, if they "use" music as a way for escapism. In the
intention of the Argentinean label Greener - it's the first time I hear
something on this techno label even if it was born from an idea of
Andres Zacco 3 years ago -, this selection of 9 beatless tracks should
deal more with other imaginative grounds.
Read full review here.
Read full review here.
Jonas Kopp Berlin Techno Podcast.
Jonas Kopp was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1981. His career as a
producer was launched when he was 19 years old. After seven years of
hard work we find one of the most representative argentine talents for
the House and techno global scene.
Download podcast here.
Download podcast here.
Landscapes Of The Future review in Vice.
Toen ik klein was, liet mijn moeder me naar tapes met walvisgeluiden lusteren zoat ik wat zou kalmeren.
Jacek Sienkiewicz new chart.
1. Isolee "Well Spent Youth" (Pampa Records)
2. Aril Brikha "Deeparture In Time Revisited" (Art Of Vengeance)
3. Jacek Sienkiewicz "On The Road Again" (Cocoon)
4. Efdemin "There Will Be Singing DJ Koze remix" (Dial 56)
5. Robert Hood "Post-Traumatic Son" (Blueprint)
6. Jacek Sienkiewicz "Black Fog" (Numbolic)
7. Raudive "Nothing EP" (Wires)
8. DAF "Brothers" (Illuminated Records)
9. Jacek Sienkiewicz "2000 files A" (Digital Recognition 02)
10. Ana Helder "Next Club (version helder aguayo)" (Comeme)
RifRaf review 'Landscapes Of The Future' (Greener).
Une fois n'est pas coutume, c'est a l'honneur a travers le label Greener.
"Landscapes of the Future" featured in Groove March Issue
"Landscapes of the Future" featured in Groove March Issue
"Landscapes of the Future" reviewed in De:Bug March Issue
Greener Records - "Landscapes of the Future" reviewed in De:Bug March Issue
Landscapes of the Future - reviewed in Raveline February 2011
Greener Records - Landscapes of the Future - reviewed in Raveline February 2011
Greener was founded in January 2008 by Argentine Andrés Zacco, who gives his vision about techno music here. The label was created for the purpose of inserting new projects within this constantly growing scene. That is why it gathers all of the artists who share the same purpose.
Greener is influenced by sounds originated in Detroit and Chicago techno, creating its own powerful fusion of digital techno and trippy textures, shaped especially for the dance floor. We are always happy to help new artists to release and promote their music if the concept of that music is well aligned with our label.
Music unites us, delights us, and when we appreciate its beauty and simplicity, we receive its energy. Let’s enjoy it without restraints.