Category: Podcasts

Rising talent from the eastern side of Europe, Ukraine. In this world of 60 minutes by Genetica, there is no space for the slightest of holding back.

Most notably is her feature on the Boiler Room series. Can one say that this is among the podcast series you strive to land on in an artist’s career? I think so.

Furthermore, she had one of her releases appear on one of Ukrainian’s most interesting labels Standard Deviation, among the likes of master of eclectic groove D.Dan.

Gliding into the mix, Genetica weaves together high-energy tracks, combining the electric, the acid, and the gnarly hits ‘n stabs. At this pace and drive one simply does not sit still.

Enjoy and let us know what you think in the SoundCloud comments.

Exciting to have someone from Russia on the podcast series. Saint-Petersburg is where it’s happening for Roni Rix. In a quick scroll and skip-through session on his SoundCloud, you’ll realize that the first small description in his profile is a 100% match; experiment, futurism, technology, sentimentality.

If you like to be surprised, pay a visit to his page (but only after listening to this 1-hour mix for Märked).

KaioBarssalos got in touch with electronic music from an early age. He started playing it in 2010 and began puzzling with producing himself 2 years after. Committing to something for a long time is only going to serve you well. The same goes for Kaio, as his tracks were recently played by highly appreciated artists such as Amelie Lens, Marcel Fengler, and Slam.

In 59 mins for Märked Kaio wriggles through rhythmical and strong composites of techno, to more hypnotic and trance-inducing pieces. His music and track-picking vary between techno that is more minimal to more filled and thick across the spectrum aggressive works.

It is something with artists from the United Kingdom, the rough edge, hands on the distortion knobs getting that more open shining silvery high end. Kaylah is no stranger, he had put blood & tears in his Devil In A Red Dress EP with us before.

Johannes Schuster is one of the creative brains in Cologne who keep the techno spirit alive there. In the industrial suburban areas, in the woods or the infamous Artheater where he is a resident.

Seemingly the appearances of Johannes on labels have a scope width ranging over the past 3 years, where arguably his biggest release was on NineTimesNine or together with Strokr as Plaintiffs on Remco Beekwilder’s Emerald label.

Further diving into SoundCloud makes you realize the man has a real wide production inventory, pointing towards his aliases among DJ Myfreemp3.net and others.

Get to know his sharp and up-tight mixing in 60 minutes for Märked.

Welcoming the dark lord Vendex, marching – running into your territory. Not at ease, because this guy from Barcelona will not let you rest until you’re finished. An endless train, jumping into different variations of high octane techno at full speed some of us have only experienced in the absolute late late club hours. The kind of hours where you carry your soul underneath your arms.

One way to unleash all the frustration from the pandemic, Romain Vincent packs the hard sounds from the beginning on. Hearing Märked oldies like Danilo Incorvaia’s remix for Sensive makes us reminisce of our starting days in 2016, realizing this track still does very well.

If you’re into the category of big thumping kicks you’ve come to the right address – here’s 75 minutes with close to 10.000 kicks for you.

The man BRÄLLE is back with an intense 100-minute pounder podcast. It is not often that we have someone from the States over on the label, which is a refreshing thing (actually we never had someone from the States).

His musicality doesn’t come as a surprise. Fun fact is that he is not just someone, but one of the original founders and vocalists of the band Fallujah in 2007, who seemingly have toured with big death metal bands.

After having exited the band in 2017, Alex now makes big waves in the techno domain. The boldness heard in his previous death metal creations isn’t heard back as much (a few tracks aside), but a large scale of talented musical variety plays the overtone.

From spaced out to acidic, from extremely rhythmic and groovy to pure listening-techno. You find all of these styles in his release history.

Now moving on to the mix, Alex said to have recorded the heaviest mix he has ever made. We’d like to confirm that.

A full bag of drive hits the mix from the start on.

The sentiment of the tracks reminisces to pre-COVID times – which has been a long while ago for us in Holland.

Scattered around the recording you find some small little surprises for in early 2021.

Of all young Dutch talent, we consider CYNKT to be among one of the guys to keep an eye on. Respected artists like Paula Temple, Perc and Rebekah have been playing his music out.

Here’s a bit of background info: 5 years of working with techno music, of which 2 only ‘playing’, got him to a point where he started making his own tracks, with inspiration drawn from Dax J, Kobosil and Stranger for example. We hear he not only draws inspiration from these big names, but also blends in other styles like 90s, EBM, trance- and hardcore-induced techno.

In the mix you find high-energy techno tracks fired at a minimum of 140 beats per minute. Diving into different themes of groove and more abrasive electronic.

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