Mute | Nicolas Bougaïeff - Obviate Thought (Official Audio) @themutechannel | Uploaded 10 months ago | Updated 2 hours ago
Obviate Thought, taken from the fortcoming Nicolas Bougïeff ‘EP1’. Released via NovaMute on 1th January 2024: mute.ffm.to/nb_ep1
EP1, the first instalment in a three-part series on the Mute offshoot, is a dark but enticing work of heady minimalism featuring enchanting synths darting like cosmic rays into otherworldly dimensions.
Berlin Academy of Electronic Music founder Nicolas Bougaïeff is not only a DJ who has played institutions such as fabric and Berghain, and a producer who has regularly released on Mute and NovaMute, but also someone involved in music technology. He designed the controllers for Richie Hawtin’s Plastikman Live tour, and in 2010 with Hawtin, he co-founded Liine, the company behind the landmark music app Lemur. Now, the Berlin-based Canadian Bougaïeff drops another artfully crafted and hugely potent techno EP with ‘EP1’, setting the tone for the stellar releases that will follow.
Obviate Thought, taken from the fortcoming Nicolas Bougïeff ‘EP1’. Released via NovaMute on 1th January 2024: mute.ffm.to/nb_ep1
EP1, the first instalment in a three-part series on the Mute offshoot, is a dark but enticing work of heady minimalism featuring enchanting synths darting like cosmic rays into otherworldly dimensions.
Berlin Academy of Electronic Music founder Nicolas Bougaïeff is not only a DJ who has played institutions such as fabric and Berghain, and a producer who has regularly released on Mute and NovaMute, but also someone involved in music technology. He designed the controllers for Richie Hawtin’s Plastikman Live tour, and in 2010 with Hawtin, he co-founded Liine, the company behind the landmark music app Lemur. Now, the Berlin-based Canadian Bougaïeff drops another artfully crafted and hugely potent techno EP with ‘EP1’, setting the tone for the stellar releases that will follow.
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Terence Fixmer - Void Machinery, excerpt taken from a new release, Paradox 2. Now available to listen on selected specialist platforms: https://mute.ffm.to/terencefixmer-paradox2
PARADOX 2 is a dark and chilling electronic 2-track single from innovative producer, Terence Fixmer. This release is exclusively available on specialist DSPs via Daniel Miller’s NovaMute and features the deeply hypnotic tracks ‘Razor Sharp’ and ‘Void Machinery’, marking the second of three digital singles to be released.
The release PARADOX 2 shows Terence’s unparalleled ability to invoke varied emotional energies, offering a bold, no-compromises musical experience destined to captivate listeners who crave diversity in their auditory experiences and wish to delve into the intricate layers of his synthesizer work. It’s a meticulously crafted journey through the essence of electronic music, inviting audiences to explore the rich textures and profound depths of his musical vision. Terence’s adeptness in sonic manipulation shines through each track, establishing him as a singular force in the music industry, whose authentic craftsmanship and innovative approach set him apart as a true connoisseur of sound.
Terence Fixmer is one of France’s most illustrated characters of the techno scene, of which he has been at the forefront for over 20 successful years. Bringing his dark, atmospheric sound to prestigious dance floors that range from Berlin’s mecca of techno to Paris’ Rex club. Equally at ease in the club or at a pure techno festival, Terence reached this respected level, without ever succumbing to excessive promotion or subscribing to the mainstream.")
