The musical-metropolis Berlin influenced the Electro and Minimal Scene like no other city in the world, Uerberschall says.
The first part of this series features the two top artists Ruede Hagelstein and Asem Shama. Both DJs are known for their releases on labels such as “Upon You”, “Lebensfreude” and “Sportclub” and delivered their spirit to clubs and festivals like Watergate (Ger), Womb (JP), Fabric (UK), Berghain (Ger), Cocoon (Ger) and Sonar (Esp).
With the release “Sounds of Berlin” Ueberschall covers the different sub-genres of minimal sound – from 120 BPM Afterhour-House to 130 BPM Dancefloor-Techno, and is oriented around labels and themes such as “Kompakt”, “Mobilee”, “Vakant”, “Boxer” and “Cocoon”.
Genre: Minimal House / Techno
Pricing & Availability
Available for €99.
For more information, visit www.ueberschall.com.
With the release “Sounds of Berlin” Ueberschall covers the different sub-genres of minimal sound – from 120 BPM Afterhour-House to 130 BPM Dancefloor-Techno, and is oriented around labels and themes such as “Kompakt”, “Mobilee”, “Vakant”, “Boxer” and “Cocoon”.
Genre: Minimal House / Techno
- 1 GB, 75 Construction Kits, 1258 Berlin Loops and Samples
- Elastik Soundbank for Mac/PC/AU/VST/RTAS/StandAlone
- Elastik Player included – no sampler required!
Pricing & Availability
Available for €99.
For more information, visit www.ueberschall.com.
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