Lo kik Records releases Tekno kik

Lo kik Records releases Tekno kik

14 May, 2009 | 1.37PM

• Written by: malanconi1
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The new project brings Techno and strands

The Lo kik Records presents another innovation that promises to make very successful, the series of releases called Tekno Kik. The project is aimed at techno, one of the predominant genre of Lo Kik.
With the swing of Brazilian music with experimental elements, abuse of percussive loops, always bringing the low groove to techno. The series picks up innovation in the style without losing the true feature of Techno, which for a long time prevailed in the electronic scene.
Three Brazilian producers sign the first EP of the project, all new producers that are coming with excellent productions. ‘Guilherme Vieira’ and ‘Flip DJs’ make their debut in the label with two songs each. Already known and one of new exclusive artists of the label, ‘Elemental X’ sign the other tracks. There are 6 tracks of pure techno that are already in the case of the biggest DJs of the planet.
Tracklist:
1 - Elemental - X - No Flashes (Original Mix)
2 - Elemental - X - Hot Roll (Original Mix )
3 - Guilherme Vieira - The Voyager (Original Mix)
4 - Guilherme Vieira - Simon (Original Mix)
5 - Flip Djs - Backup (Original Mix)
6 - Flip Djs - No Family (Original Mix)

Label:
LKEP035
Lo Kik Records
6 tracks
Format: Digital and Mobile

About Lo Kik:
The Lo kik, label belonging to the group RC2 Music, began in December 2007 and is dedicated to aspects such as techno, tech-house, minimal and its variations. The Lo kik Records focuses on releases of national artists, generating projection in the international market for its artists.

Rafael Noronha, Re Dupre, Daniel Marques, Andre Bastos, Laico, are some of the names that are part of the select group of representatives of the seal. With over 30 releases in digital format on the planet’s largest stores including Itunes and Beatport, Lo Kik is a world reference when it comes to electronic music in Brazil.

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