Diego Mongelos – Glitcher Damage / Random Shaker
Catalog #: AL030
Release Date: October 6th 2009
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01. Glitcher Damage

02. Random Shaker

South American producer Diego Mongelos returns to Audio Logic with two tech-house gems. Diego has consistently carved out a niche progressive-tech sound but retains the Latin flavor from south of the equator in all of his work.

Glitcher Damage opens up the senses with a bright synth stab effected by a spicy delay and redux. Diego keeps the energy stripped down and subdued until midway at which point he breaks it down with eerie pads. The tension rises mildly until a stutter effect h, hi, hits… and we’re back. An amazing piece of work.

Random Shaker starts with a chunky percussive swing and deep bass line. Synth hits emulate percussion and play off the low frequency bass creating and intoxicating groove. Diego takes it deep with an emotive break but keeps the energy flowing throughout and finishes strong.

Feedback:

Alex Fish (Holosound) – Good work here by Diego. I will try at least one of these at my next party. I originally thought Glitcher Damage was the standout but midway through Random Shaker I’m not so sure…. more like this please!

Ben Brown – Liking both… Glitcher damage is my favorite of the two.

Blake Jarrell – Nice proper deep tech house stuff here… my favorite release on Audio Logic this year so far!

Chloe – Random Shaker is sweet. Definitely going to play it.

Christopher Manik – Been playing Glitcher Damage for a while… went down well at one of my EU shows this summer! Cool stuff for sure!

David Call – Some great non-peak progressive to get the dancefloor started.

Joe Fisher – Amazing EP. Diego Mongelos is one of my favorites producers from South America.

Kris Barleben – Glitcher Damage, simple driving effective with big dynamics and great techy shuffle, both tracks are very cool.

Luke Porter – Glitcher Damage is my pick here.

Miss Nine – Glitcher Damage is the one!

Nick Stoynoff – Both tracks are outstanding, great groove with fantastic percussion. The break in ‘Glitcher Damage’ nearly made me want to rip my face off, wicked stuff!

RJ Pickens – Glitcher Damage for me. A nice piece of prog twisted with a tech-house edge. Will support!

Rob Passow (M.O.D.E.) – Loving both mixes – very into Diego’s sound at the moment.

Seneca – Glitcher Damage is absolutely wicked and Random Shaker has a great groove to it. One of my favorite producers as of late!

Stefan (Progressive-World.at) – Glitcher Damage is a very cool groovy tune… I really love it! Random Shaker is equally good!

A choice selection of tracks from talented up-and-coming artists from Argentina, United States, Poland and Slovenia.

01. Diego Mongelos – Fallens Trip
02. Electroaspect – Time To Overlook
03. Marcos Paz & Gabuci – Music of Home
04. Nick Stoynoff – Auto Rehash
05. Nico Heins – Binary Booty
06. Seba Rebolero – Creepy
07. Stardesign – Snowflakes

Catalog #: ALVA01
Release Date: April 21, 2009
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On | Off aka Benas Ivanovas, hails from Kaunas, Lithuania and joins the growing roster of talented artists on Audio Logic Recordings with his release of The Gift. The Gift is a downtempo progressive tune with a haunting vocal snippet proclaiming “Thank You For This Gift”. Groovy percussion and classy synths complete the track.

Diego Mongelos checks in with his first remix on Audio Logic since his original Livin In Stigma release. Diego’s interpretation goes the dub route keeping the vocal subdued while creating an intoxicating groove that is dark and dirty.

Nick Stoynoff’s sound has been evolving with each release on Audio Logic and he really shines here with his remix of The Gift. Nick gets going straight away with punchy percussive work that is sure to ignite dance floors and leads into an amazing break that shows why Nick Stoynoff will become a familiar name. This is Nick’s best work to date on Audio Logic.

To complete the package, Tyler Hampton (aka The Hamptons) provides an amazing interpretation of The Gift with his first remix on Audio Logic… chunky and groovy!

Reactions & DJ Support

Ben Brown – Nick Stoynoff and Tyler Hampton’s Remixes for me. Good stuff. 8/10

Chris Walsh – Nick Stoynoff Remix… very nice. I really love the Tyler Hampton mix and will definitely play out. 8/10

D:Fuse – Nick Stoynoff’s remix here but also like the original and Tyler Hampton mixes. Nice work. 7/10

David Call – Wonderful how this package delivers on all twists of the progressive sound Hard to decide between the Stoynoff or the Hampton remix, just might have to play both! 8/10

Eelke Kleijn – Original is great, love the laidback vibe! 7/10

Luke Porter – This is an amazing package. Original is a nice smooth cut. Diego Mongelos & Nick Stoynoff remixes are both excellent and will fit perfectly in my sets. Tyler Hampton mix has a really chunky groove as well. Top stuff! 9/10

Mike Hiraztka – Nice techy vibes on Diego Mongelos and Tyler Hampton mixes. 7/10

Nico Heins – Stoynoff’s remix is packed with punch, groovy percussion and warm synth lines that particularly characterize Stoynoff’s melodramatic sound. It’s like icing on the cake to hear the original tribalish feel slipping through Nick’s deeply detailed rework. Superb! 10/10

Rob Passow (M.O.D.E.) – Diego’s mix is superb. 9/10

Shawn Mitiska – YES!!! Nick Storynoff Remix…SICK Chuggy & pumpin. I Love it!!! 8/10

Seneca – Nick Stoynoff’s remix is absolutely amazing. This kid just doesn’t stop getting better and better 10/10

Stefan (Progressive-World.at) – Awesome original mix! Perfect warmup tune for me. Diego mongelos has a nice techy feeling that is great for warmups as well! 8/10

Thomas Sagstad – Really nice package here. Stoynoff & Hampton mix for me. 7/10