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DESOLAT 029EP
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Mannheim-based producer Basti Grub steps up with a sublime four-track EP on Desolat. Having garnered the support of the likes of Sven Väth, Villalobos, Luciano and Matthew Dear, Basti Grub's productions ooze a life-long affinity with electronic music. Grub's first EP for Desolat exemplifies his homogenous mixture of grooving techno, swing-sounds, ethnological influences and his typical "Grube-estique" drums.
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BASTI 002CD
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This second album released on Basti Grub's very own imprint Höhenregler is his spiritual homecoming. A musical renaissance flow(er)ing on the fertile ground of Basti Grub's imagination, Primavera invites the listener to step into the magical, introverted world of mantra-like tech-house and guides them atmospherically through nine hand-crafted mind- and body-moving gems jammed with exuberance, life, imagination, instruments and vocals. Tracks like "Holding On" and "La Paz" fluctuate in a different rhythm, colors and perception shift and set the pace for beloved jungle house party moments: recorded somewhere between Kenya and Chile, sounds, voices, drums and instruments were meticulously collected and polished to play a very special role somewhere on this homogeneous journey. Befriended artists like Andres Zarzuela and Daria who has worked with Basti Grub on quite a few occasions, turn singers and, with their voices and songs, add on to the special vibe of the album. Basti Grub loves to dabble with out-of-boundary sounds, styles and rhythms, rare track titles and surprising combinations, making the exotic sound domestic and the domestic cool. His forthright, joyful attempts to take the seriousness out of the contemporary music scene do not stop him from sounding seriously solid, creating multi-faceted tracks that do not seek to be fashionable but reflect deep playfulness and sincere personal pursuit of expression in a contemporary manner. Celebrating the exuberance of sound from different parts of the planet, he gathers what catches his ear -- the freaky afterhour conversation about pizza in "Journey" being the best example -- and weaves everything into a quirky yet calming stream of perception. The full-grown musician is led by passion and personal taste: swing, reggae and an aching desire to be able to speak and understand Spanish are some of the vital ingredients of Basti's music.
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HOEHE 021EP
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Basti Grub including a Butch remix. Everyone knows Butch -- booooooooom boooooom! Big support by Loco Dice, Guti, Luciano, Federico Mollinari, Felipe Venegas, Andre Butano, Yaya, Sneak, Butch, and many more.
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DESOLAT 014X-EP
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Desolat happily presents a new Basti Grub 12", and this time he returns with The Gang. "Walking In My Blues" featuring Agent! is a relentless percussive track for peak-time dancefloors. "Mediante" featuring Mike Trend is a raw, rhythmic piece with quirky vocal samples. On "Hang Over," Basti Grub moves further on a search for the beauty between rhythm patterns and delivers one captivating, fragile, 11-minute long epic -- dance music for those special moments. On red vinyl.
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HOEHE 017EP
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Here is the next Höhenregler from Basti Grub -- a nice re-edit of Nancy Sinatra's "How Does That Grab You, Darlin'?," featuring Daria. Also includes the song "Bombe Ma Chi Chi."
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DESOLAT 007X-EP
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Basti Grub is a German producer and label owner from the vibrant Frankfurt area. His musical journey began at age 14 with a birthday present -- a Roland MC303 -- and it has shaped his musical vision day and night ever since. This is a nice collection of tracks, comprised of modern groovin' house with influences from all over the place. Pressed on colored vinyl with fine artwork by Florian Pohl -- sure to become a collector's item. On translucent green-colored vinyl.
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