Kosovo Clubbing

The eight-part documentary series Techno House Deutschland is available in the media library of the TV channel ARD The series follows the development of electronic music and techno culture in Germany over three decades and traces its influence on the global techno movement. Four episodes are devoted to club culture as a place of culture, starting with Frankfurt in the late 1980s . The starting point is Sven Väth's  club Omen from the 90s. The next two episodes follow the development of techno culture in the east of Germany in Leipzig, the emerging festival landscape. Co-producer SWR puts a special focus on the Nature One festival in two episodes. Monika Kruse, Sven Väth, Roman Flügel, Paul van Dyk, DJ Hell, Chris Liebing, Anja Schneider, Robag Wruhme and Lexy & K-Paul will take part in the series.  All eight episodes of the Techno House Germany series can be viewed in the media library at THIS LINK . . The only limitation is that there are no English subtitles, and the d

Monika Kruse returns to her Terminal M imprint with Hidden Love EP. Hidden Love is a 3 tracks EP on which she expresses different moods of techno .  “Hidden Love” kicks the EP off with a warm acid groove, deep strings, and trippy vocal snippets.  Equally deep and dancefloor-friendly, a groover for the soulful moments of the dancefloor. „Latex“ presents a trippy and monotone drumming sequence that is screwing into your brain with a big climax.  Finally „Blue Elephant“ is combining a dark atmosphere with an uplifting dreamful break . [ source ]