For the third Hipodrome podcast we are proud to present Das Komitee. He was part of Exposed Audio and Elektro.Casnice and is one of Romania’s most underground djs. His sets are always very eclectic and unpredictable, playing a mixture of electro, italo disco, acid house and techno and never following the hype. He crafted for us a mix melting new with old, deep with acid, house with italo in his own characteristic style.
Juggling easily with bass, glitch and synth funk reworked live, Minus has been present on the Romanian scene for the last 5 years with music ranging from Game Boy tunes to dub, hip hop, skweee or even to psychedelic improvisations along Ion. After releasing 3 EPs at the Romanian netlabel Arhiva 7 and notable performances at Red Bull Music Academy and Sonar 2010, his biggest joy is his spectacular evolution rathder than his accomplishments.
1. Minus – 23 Estival 2.11 2573 plays
2. Minus – Soveja 3.03 1622 plays
3. Minus – Hașdeu 3.10 2319 plays
4. Minus – Teatrul De Vară (As Soon As) 3.23 1496 plays
5. Minus – Neptun (Heading For Something) 3.51 1876 plays
This EP has its roots in the most contemporary, trendy yet not necessarily the most used genres: it flows from wonky hip hop to hauntology. Relying heavily on sampling, the EP succeeds in being a very personal (and thus, original) piece of work that attempts to capture what makes each of us unique, things like personal memories and the places we have grown in.
“95” has the sheer energy of a 1990 Romanian disco club revisited with a 2010 post-rave attitude. It’s like reading The Three Musketeers after spending the weekend dancing in Berlin.
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