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WK 012EP
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"Since 1994, Oscar has spiced up the German electronic music scene as a party promoter, and pretty soon his DJing skills got him guest appearances all across the country. Oscar truly put his name on the map in April 2005, when his Fetenhits Für Fortgeschrittene EP came out on Superfancy Recordings. Although only released as a limited edition, the record got such a buzz among DJs that it climbed all the way into the top 30 of the German club charts. With this accolade under his belt, Oscar has now stepped onto the international scene and played a lot of gigs in Spain, Mexico, Belgium and The Netherlands."
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KARATE 019EP
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"Oscar presents three melodic open-air smashers -- for those who know! His last EP on KarateKlub three months ago got massive support and plays from DJs all over the world! So here we go with the follow-up: 'Creep Speed' is a straight hammered track with crispy, pushing claps and neotrance influences, made for the peaktime of the night. It takes you on a long journey with uplifting breaks and kicks you like a caffeine flash! On the flip, you'll find 'Suspense' and 'Red Fashion.' Both tracks are made with nice playful synthlines which warms up your heart, but still techno!"
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KARATE 016EP
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"Here it is: the follow up to the amazing 12" series Fetenhits Für Fortgeschrittene! On the third part Oscar hits you again with a funky, deep flow to make you bounce. The first track 'I Can't Anymore' tells a story everybody knows. It takes you on a long journey through moving chords and straight to your face vocals. The flipside starts with a remix from Davis & May (Maripoza). A great masterpiece of music somewhere between James Holden and Stephan Bodzin. The second strike on this side is 'Needles.' It's peppered with fresh-flavored ingredients, cut ups, spanking claps, distorted hi-hats, a driving arrangement and an awesome melody which makes us dance, dance, dance..."
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