Releases

With “Pure Emotions,” DL!X combines an emotional atmosphere with a focused Minimal and Tech House foundation. The approximately five-minute club track is driven by a concentrated groove and delivers its emotional idea directly to the dance floor. This modern Badmatic release also supports a good cause.

“Say No More” presents Daniel W. at his most reduced and direct: Minimal and Deep Tech meet a controlled, club-ready groove. Over four compact minutes, the track creates a clear late-night mood whose strength lies in its restraint. This Badmatic release also supports a good cause.

On “Relax Your Body,” Daniel W. focuses entirely on movement and rhythm. The nearly five-minute Minimal Techno track is built around a physical, hypnotic groove and works particularly well in flowing club transitions. A focused Badmatic release connecting music with a good cause.

“Dark Soul” takes Daniel W. into a darker and more suspenseful sound world. Across 4:17 minutes, the track condenses a minimalist Techno aesthetic into a compact piece for the later hours of the night. Its reduced approach leaves room for atmosphere while supporting the charitable mission of Badmatic-Records.de.

The unusual title alone makes “Sascha W. Rülps 2k20” a playful entry in the Badmatic catalogue. Musically, Daniel W. moves between Minimal House and Tech House over 5:45 minutes, shaping an individual club groove. Character, the dance floor and a good cause come together in one release.

“Nighttrain” by Marc Bold represents rolling Techno with relentless forward momentum. The 6:38-minute production feels like a journey through the night and gives DJs plenty of room for an effective build in their sets. As part of the “Black Bass EP,” the track combines club energy with the charitable mission of Badmatic-Records.de.

With “Night Walk,” Ukt Apa creates an atmospheric Techno journey for the hours after dark. Together with “Mind Game,” the track forms the “Little Piece of Home EP” and serves as the flowing nocturnal counterpart within this two-track release. An extended club moment that also supports a good cause.

On “Vocaldrive,” DJ T.A.G combines a vocal lead idea with powerful, direct Techno. The 6:29-minute arrangement is clearly designed for the club and forms the compact counterpart to “Civil Defense” on the “Past Remidi EP.” A driving Badmatic track that supports a good cause.

“Crazy Wonderland” by Ukt Apa blends playful sound ideas with a firmly driving Techno foundation. The track creates a slightly surreal club atmosphere without losing its direct impact on the dance floor. An imaginative catalogue entry linking electronic music with the Badmatic charitable mission.

“Civil Defense” is a long, suspenseful Techno track by Ukt Apa with a serious underlying tone. Over 9:45 minutes, the arrangement steadily builds pressure and gives the production plenty of room to unfold in the club. On the “Past Remidi EP,” it forms the extended counterpart to “Vocaldrive,” in support of a good cause.

The “Little Piece of Home EP” combines “Mind Game” and “Night Walk” into a coherent journey of roughly 19 minutes. Mental tension and nocturnal atmosphere complement each other in a two-part release made for extended club sets. Ukt Apa connects a personal release character with the charitable mission of Badmatic-Records.de.

“Killer Dope” by Ukt Apa is a direct Techno production with a clear focus on club energy and a powerful groove. Its uncompromising approach gives the track a strong place in the Badmatic catalogue while connecting electronic music with support for a good cause.

“Space Outvaders” by Tom Chords combines a futuristic title with an extensive Minimal arrangement. Over 8:54 minutes, the track develops gradually and gives its groove plenty of space to unfold in a DJ set. A club-focused release carrying the charitable idea of Badmatic-Records.de.

“Hammond Babe” by Tom Chords combines the reduced directness of Minimal with the energy of a long Techno club track. Across 8:19 minutes, the arrangement has enough room to build its groove and leave a lasting effect in the set. Powerful, direct and designed for the late hours of the dance floor, while supporting a good cause.

On the “Past Remidi EP,” Ukt Apa and DJ T.A.G combine two different facets of club Techno. “Vocaldrive” delivers concentrated momentum over 6:29 minutes, while “Civil Defense” develops its tension across 9:45 minutes. Together they form a two-part release of around 16 minutes in support of a good cause.

“Mind Game” presents Ukt Apa from a playful yet hypnotic Techno perspective. As the first part of the “Little Piece of Home EP,” the track builds subtle tension that becomes a coherent club journey together with “Night Walk.” An individual piece of electronic music supporting a good cause.

“Black Bass” is the powerful centrepiece of Marc Bold’s EP of the same name. The 7:36-minute Techno track is driven by a bass-heavy foundation, a robust groove and enough space to develop naturally in a DJ set. Together with “Nighttrain,” it forms a consistent club pairing whose release supports a good cause.