Adam Beyer - Restore My Soul - 12-INCH SINGLE [12 inch Vinyl Single]

Adam Beyer continues to push techno's boundaries with diverse elements while staying true to the beat, with his new EP 'Don't Go'. Picking up where he left off with previous acclaimed solo EP 'Ghost Kiss' and his recent knockout debut Vintage Culture collaboration, the Swedish producer and Drumcode tag boss delivers a two tracker of epic proportions, marked by a creative use of vocal samples and vocal processing, creating an extra layer of rampant power which can be both spacey and machine-like, yet organically human.Tracklisting A. Don't GoB. Tool of Thought

Following the most prolific year of his production career, Adam Beyer starts 2024 right with another standout EP, Let's Begin', which takes influence from the '90s Drumcode sound with a modern touch. Looking backwards to go forwards, the three-track work kicks off with 'Let's Begin' and sees Beyer lean on faster tempos and rugged rhythms to craft a high octane, atmosphere heavy cut that hits you right between the eyes. An absolutely cracking peak-time tune that highlighted recent gigs at Blitz Club in Munich and Amnesia in Milan. 'Computerized' is a masterclass in dancefloor mentalism, bringing forth shades of hardcore influenced vocals and menacing synth lines reminiscent of early 2000s Frankfurt. No surprise this brought maximum vibes at Beyer's NYE gigs in the States at Teksupport and Insomniac's Countdown NYE event. Fresh out of the studio, 'Red Room' is a dreamy belter that takes in subtle hints of classic four-to-the-floor grooves reminiscent of UK hard dance, before an industrial synth section ramps up the intensity. Exhilarating stuff. 'This new three-tracker is on the rawer techno tip and is an ode to Drumcode's earlier material. It's a take on the '90s sound blended with new modern elements. For this I wanted to take the Adam Beyer techno sound from that period and bring it up-to-date. It's dirty with a new twist, direct and to the point. This project is not a statement, rather it's a that was inspired by the big techno shows.Tracklisting A1. Let's BeginB1. ComputerizedB2. Red Room

Kolsch makes his debut on Drumcode, as an Adam Beyer favorite gets his classy remix touch. Drumcode set the standard with it's first of 2019, recruiting Amelie Lens to deliver an electrifying re-rub of Adam Beyer's 'Teach Me', a fitting highlight to mark the tag's 200th back in January. As we hit the business end of the year, another Beyer vintage gets the remix treatment as Kolsch adds to his outstanding discography with a maiden DC contribution. First released back in 2015, 'What You Need' was the perfect marriage of deep groove-licked techno and slinky smooth synth lines. Retaining the exotic riff of the original, Kolsch builds tension and euphoria in equal doses as melancholic chords build up in intensity before dramatic string sequences enter the game. It's the kind of end-of-night soundtrack that'll make even the most hardened raver go a little misty eyed and a classic addition to the Drumcode catalog. This is a 1-sided .