Jan Hertz Berlin, Germany
Jan Hertz creates electronic music and likes playing with Lego. The Bremen-born northener recently found out that Berlin has rivers and lakes and is quitely pleased about that.
Jan Hertz recommends:
Electric Versions
by WOODEN PEAK
Have been in love with Wooden Peak for some years now. Delicately constructed electronics, acoustic instruments and almost fragile vocals on top. Strong Weilheim-Vibes but definetely unique.
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NUTS - Original Video Game Soundtrack
by muuutsch
A dense ambient soundtrack to a wonderfully haunting yet relaxing video game about squirrels. Bits of minimalism, grains of synths and even some singer songwriter excursions.
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Still have to see KUF live. I had their latest record pretty much on repeat this winter. Their use of vocals (or that what remains after ingeniously deconstructing them) is so cool.
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“Boogie Meets Beatdown” on this epic album from the mole, where ambient interludes lead into sudden and scary dark alleys.
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4/4 #40
by Electric Tango, Luis Meza, VicVicVic, Michael Conroy,
On 1980 Recordings, “4/4 #40” nails the ominous element of techno & deep house, delivering dance songs with an ominous edge.
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Freedom Fighter
by Dan McKie, Pjune
The esteemed producer gives a spirited salute to ’90s house in this one-off single, backed with a remix from German upstart techMOUSE.
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