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“…my favorite deep house anthem of all time, hands down,” truly encapsulates my feelings towards St. Germain's iconic 1995 release, Boulevard, on F Communications.

This was featured in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we focus on deep electronic music with summery vibes. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Laurent Garnier's 2016 recording of Live @ Yeah! Festival at Sergitronic and The Seduction of Silence, a 2010 release by Intrusion on Echospace.

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-Christian

“…breaking down and redefining dance music norms,” encapsulates my description of Sepehr's recent release, Dekmantel Podcast #463 out now on Dekmantel.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week's selection is a Sonar 2024 special, made up of some neatly picked highlights from the program that I look particularly forward to experiencing live on stage this weekend. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Begin Again, a 2021 release by Ben Böhmer on Anjunadeep and Emptyset's Emptyset, a 2009 release on Subtext / Multiverse.

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-Christian

"...celebrating the multifaceted nature of deep electronic music," perfectly captures my description of Dylan Dylan's recent release Love Theory out now on Shall Not Fade.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we dive into new releases from Montreal, France and the US - covering house, techno, and breaks, respectively. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of XLR8R Podcast 850 by Flabbergast, available on XLR8R and Mike Parker recent release out now on Field Records, Dispatches.

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-Christian

“A compelling musical narrative that is both engaging and atmospheric…” perfectly encapsulates my description of Anjunadeep Edition 230, a 2019 release by Vessels, available on Anjunadeep.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I present three gems that capture the “deep” sound of Northern England (as The KLF iconically put it, “it’s grim up north”). Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of LFO's 1991 release, Frequencies, still available on Warp Records, and Standers by Craven Faults, released last year on The Leaf Label.

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-Christian

"A border-breaking release to expand our musical horizon," perfectly captures my description of Opal, a 2022 release by Batu on Timedance.

This was featured in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This newsletter edition is unique because, for the first time, we zoom in on the artist lineup of an event, the Sónar festival in Barcelona, Spain, which took place from June 16–19, 2022, and which I attended. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a review of Anfisa Letyago's The Lab LDN, out on FXA / Mixmag, and Moderat's More D4ta, released by Monkeytown Records.

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-Christian

"A subdued, super deep techno track fueled by a softly pounding kick drum, light percussion, and a heavy dub bassline," perfectly encapsulates my description of Pablo Bolivar's 2022 release, The Black Collection, streaming now on Seven Villas.

This was featured in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I present brilliant slices of deep electronic music released back in 2022. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of RA #834 by Emerald, released on Resident Advisor, and Taylor Deupree's Harbor, out on LAAPS.

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-Christian

"…understated rhythms, delicate dynamics, and repetitive, immersive soundscapes," perfectly encapsulates my description of Oasis by Dettinger, released in 2000 and remastered this year, available on Kompakt.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we delve into three new slices of exquisite deep electronic music making waves in the Perfectly Deep HQ. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Noah Lyas's Lacunacast 016, available on Lacunacast, and Scribbled (Lowtec Extended Mixes) by Seidensticker, streaming on Workshop Records.

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-Christian

“…downtempo slow-burners that put you in a laid-back, groovy state,” perfectly captures my description of Miret's 2022 release, Desert Hut Podcast #118 on Desert Hut.

This took center stage in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we take a look at three releases back in 2022 including one artist that blew me away in a festival in Barcelona. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Solo Super by Frantzvaag, available in F**k Reality and a self release by Zvrra, titled Solace.

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-Christian

"Pad-heavy, ethereal house music with a hypnotic quality...." encapsulates my description of Peaches & Teddybears, a 2020 release by Radic The Myth, streaming on Stay True Sounds.

This was featured in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I zoom in on the vibrant and innovative deep house music scene of South Africa. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a review of Jackie Queens' Sounds of Surreal Electronica, a 2020 release on Surreal Selections Radio and Sculptured Music's Tell The Grooves, available on House Afrika, released last 2019.

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-Christian

“A 7-minute minimal drone ambient opus soaked in reverb and echo…” captures my description of Second Sun's Planetary Movement, a 2022 release available on Petite Victory Collective.

This took center stage in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we present some extraordinary musical treats from Petite Victory Collective released last 2022. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Passenger Null, Live set EP version by Yukio Bergholdt, streaming on Yukio Bergholdt Soundcloud, and Miles Kvndra Earth: The Live James 3, also from Petite Victory Collective.

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-Christian

“…designed for planetariums,” perfectly captures my description of Danny Daze's 2023 release, ::BLUE:: (Continuous Mix), streaming on Omnidisc.

This was featured in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, after the two-week hiatus, there is so much awesome new music coming out that I've chosen to go with a round of new stuff. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of XLR8R Podcast #843, recently released by Made From Shadows & Tyler Pope, out now on XLR8R and Ntemos' Crossfade Sounds Mixed, released this year on Sound Avenue Labelgroup.

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-Christian

“…a powerful shuffly beat and lots of reverb that give it a haunting feel,” encapsulates my description of Embryos, a 2022 release by Various Artists, streaming on Aedi Records/Hypnus Records.

This week's edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter features releases from the summer of 2022. With the constant flow of music releases year-round, selecting the best picks becomes a challenging task. However, I've meticulously curated the top recommendations for this edition amidst the abundance of great candidates. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Ina Kacz's Monument release, MNMT #334, and Neptune’s Lair by Drexciya, available on Tresor.

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-Christian

“…a super deep bassline that gives a more ambient feel but still oozes tempo and punch,” perfectly encapsulates my description of JakoJako's 2022 release, Metamorphose, streaming on Bigamo Music.

This took center stage in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a haven where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I present to you three slices of superb deep electronic music from 2022 that are all quite different takes on what can be considered “deep.” Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Apnea #72 by Moodeep & Post Apocalyptic, available on Apnea, and Deadbeat & Sa Paä's The Moubtab, out on BLKRTZ.

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-Christian

“… a dark, vibrant interpretation of UK rave music genres…” captures my portrayal of Burial's 2007 release, Untrue, still available on Hyperdub.

This was featured in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a haven where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I introduce a new kind of theme which I would like to call "Influenced by." I'll start with a significant album and explore artists influenced by it, while also looking back in time to find artists that influenced the album itself. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of a 2019 release by Synkro, Live @ Brooklyn 03.01.2019, streaming on Evil Concussion, and El-B's 2020 release, Essential, out on Lewis Beadle.

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-Christian

"…droney, ultra-slow techno belter," perfectly captures my description of Biosphere's most recent release, Patashnik [Decrypted by Sketch], streaming now on Biophon Records.

This was featured in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, the focus is on brand new stuff, chosen by yours truly. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of MFGS at Paloma, by Soela available at Soela Soundcloud and Heavy Dub, Vol. 9 by Various Artists, out now on Cold Tear Records.

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-Christian

“Mesmerizing, hypnotic audio journeys…” perfectly encapsulates my portrayal of Donato Dozzy's most recent release, Magda, streaming on Spazio Disponible.

This was showcased in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I cast a spotlight on the deep electronic music scene of Rome, Italy. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of No Sleep Novi Sad Stage at EXIT Festival by Silvie Loto, a 2019 release, available at Exit Festival, and Salvatore Mercatante's newest album, Ø, out now on A Strangely Isolated Place.

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-Christian

"Transient sounds and luminous rhythms..." perfectly encapsulates my portrayal of Adhémar's latest release, The Birth of Mist, streaming on Huinali Recordings.

This took the spotlight in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I intensify the focus on the new stuff by featuring only brand-new, smokin' hot-off-the-press releases. This is cutting-edge, deep electronic music - a popular dish among you, dear audience. Within this newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of DEEP MVMT Podcast #296 by Sai, available on DEEP MVMT, and Sandwell District's Where Next?, released on Point of Departure Recording Co. / PIAS.

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-Christian

“…a compressed jackin’ filter house style and a super funky groove,” is how I characterize Flow State, a 2021 release by Shawn Rudiman, streaming on In The Machine Age / Pittsburgh Tracks.

This took the spotlight in the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a haven where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we zoom in on three captivating slices of electronic music released between 2021 and 2022. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a comprehensive review of Annælix's 2022 release, Live @ Karrusel 2022, available on Annælix Soundcloud, and Acid Dub Studies II, a self-release by OM Unit.

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-Christian

“…an almost cinematic experience,” perfectly encapsulates my portrayal of Kollektiv Turmstrasse's 2010 release, Rebellion Der Träumer, still available on Connaisseur Superieur.

This was featured in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Weekly Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, I delve into a theme—an often overlooked city in the electronic music landscape, namely Hamburg, which stands a bit in the shadow of neighboring Berlin. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of Live at Palapa, Fusion, released last year by Stimming, available on Stimming Soundcloud, and Helena Hauff's 2015 release, Discreet Desires streaming on Werkdisc / Ninja Tune.

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-Christian

"A slowly evolving, minimal ambient opus…" is how I described William Basinski's 2021 rerelease, The Disintegration Loops (remastered) available on Temporary Residence.

This was featured in the weekly edition of the Perfectly Deep Newsletter, an intricately curated haven dedicated to fervent admirers of deep electronic music. This week's theme is a bit out of the ordinary: I zoom in on 're-issues.' Within the newsletter, you will also find a review of Josh Wink's O**m Night @ Twilo NYC, rereleased last 2020, out on O**m Recordings and textstar+ remastered in 2022 by farben, available on Faitiche.

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-Christian

"A deep house banger with punchy minimal techno basslines…" encapsulates my portrayal of Paranoid London's Arseholes, Liars, and Electronic Pioneers, released earlier this year on Paranoid London Records.

This took center stage in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep weekly newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we delve into new releases from late 2023 and early 2024. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of Oslated Universe Live Series 006 by Fulusoma x Genome, available on Oslated, and Hynta's Hyperobjects released on Decaying Spheres.

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-Christian

“…fragments of deep techno, breakbeats, drones, and synth-wave,” perfectly captures my description of Dohnavùr's 2022 release, The Flow Across Borders, out on Werra Foxma Records.

This was showcased in the weekly edition of the Perfectly Deep Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we zoom in on titles released last 2022. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of Desert Hut Podcast Series #142 by Luciano Lozz, available on Desert Hut and Isabel Soto's Akasha, out on Diffuse Reality Records.

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-Christian

"Delicate rhythmic patterns juxtaposed against subtle synth pads and minimal basslines..." encapsulates my portrayal of Linienbusse, a 2005 release by Studio Pankow still available on City Centre Offices.

This was highlighted in the latest edition of the Perfectly Deep Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we delve into a subgenre of deep electronic music labeled "clicks'n'cuts," which had its heyday in the middle of the 2000s. Within the newsletter, you'll also discover a review of Live @ Shanti, an early work of Arovane, released in 2006, available on Mostafa Onsy Mixcloud, and Denzel+Kuhn's 2005 release, Brom, their most recent creation out on Oktaf Music.

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-Christian

“…7-minute minimal dub house cut with hypnotic chords,” perfectly captures my description of Deeparture in Time Revisited, a 2011 release by Aril Brikha, still available on Transmat/Art of Vengeance.

This was highlighted in the Perfectly Deep Newsletter, an intricately curated haven dedicated to fervent admirers of deep electronic music. This week, we dive into deep electronic music from my neighboring country of Sweden. Within the newsletter, you'll also discover a comprehensive review of Dorisburg's 2018 release, Live at Breakfast Club Amsterdam 2018.10.20 available on Dorisburg Soundcloud and TM404's 2013 release, TM404 still available on Kontra-Musk.

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-Christian

“…they manage to wrap its signature grandiose, almost symphonic, synthesizer themes into a modern expression,” encapsulates my description of Tangerine Dreams' 2022 release Raum, available on Eastgate Music / Kscope.

This was showcased in the weekly edition of the Perfectly Deep Newsletter, a sanctuary where I meticulously curate recommendations for deep electronic music enthusiasts. This week, we turn our attention to deep electronic music that made rounds in the Perfectly Deep headquarters that were released in 2022. Within the newsletter, you'll also find a review of Dub Techno TV Podcast #86 by Materielle, out on Dub Techno TV and Purl & Daniel[i]'s Tesseract, available on Pyramid Blood.

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-Christian