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Pearsall presents Kowloon Nights (The Technasia Sound)

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Mixed in Berlin, April
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Style: A tribute to the techno genius of Technasia

Direct link to the mix:
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Tracklisting:

Technasia &#; Force (Reprise) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Future Mix (Technasia Premonition Mix) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Ghett-O-Freak (Techn-O-Mix) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; The Steppin&#; Show (Extended) (With John Thomas) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Evergreen (Technasia Remix) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Evergreen I (Technasia)
Technasia &#; More Fusin&#; (Music Man)
Sound Of K &#; Silvery Sounds (Technasia Hard Mix) (F Communications)
Technasia &#; The Awakening (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Final Quadrant (The Cosmic Beats) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Swarm (Sino)
Static Drum &#; External (Technasia Remix) (Logistic)
Technasia &#; Hydra (Re-Hydrated) (Technasia)
John Thomas &#; Undisputed Life (Technasia Mix 2) (Sino)
Technasia &#; 2 The Floor (With DJ Nasty and Fletch Flex) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Tropicalia 2 (Technasia)
Joey Beltram &#; The Start It Up (Technasia Remix) (Glass Splinters)
Technasia &#; Acid Storm (Sino)
Technasia &#; Hydra (De-Hydrated) (Technasia)
Technasia &#; Millenniums (The Unknown) (Technasia)

is clearly the year of tribute mixes from me. So far this year I&#;ve done tributes to Choci&#;s Chewns, Mala, and Doc Scott, and now I am very proud to present my tribute mix to perhaps my favorite techno artist of them all &#; Technasia!

(I&#;ve also done a tribute mix to hard trance geniuses Nuclear Hyde, and that will be posted in a few weeks time).

Technasia was originally a collaboration between Frenchman Charles Siegling and Hong Konger Amil Khan (although it has been a Siegling solo project since ) &#; they hooked up in the late 90&#;s with the goal of putting South-East Asia on the global techno map, through radio shows, explosive dj sets (check out their legally released mixes like Plus Technasia Charles Siegling and Fuse presents Technasia for a taste), and, of course, great productions. And in this I think they succeeded quite nicely!

My first exposure to Technasia was hearing &#;Crosswalk&#; on Dave Clarke&#;s Electro Boogie Vol. 2 mix. Cold vibes, robotic electro beats, sparkling synths &#; what was not to love? Clearly these were artists deserving of further investigation &#;

And this investigation led to a rich reward, as I discovered a dynamic duo who were carving out a very special niche for themselves with their club-friendly electro and techno beats, funky basslines, and ear for a melody (an under-rated commodity in techno, where too many artists seem to think a kick drum and some scraping metallic sounds can make up your entire sonic palette). From their first release up through their second album, &#;s Popsoda, any Technasia release or remix was pretty much buy on sight for me. Listen to these fucking tunes, man! So good.

Since becoming a solo project in , the Technasia sound has shifted away from the high-energy style as showcased on this mix to a slower, more minimal rolling style of techno which isn&#;t quite as much to my taste. Hence why this mix features nothing later than Popsoda. I don&#;t blame Charles Siegling for changing his style &#; obviously as an artist your tastes change over time and you want to do different things and go in different directions musically. Speaking as a fan, though, I definitely prefer the earlier stuff.

Which is why this mix focuses on exactly those tunes &#; I&#;ve tried to cover the full spectrum of that classic Technasia sound, from the breaks and electro of the first few tunes through smooth and funky tech-house and on to peak-time techno bangers before ending on a more downtempo note. I&#;m very pleased with it and I hope you enjoy it too!

One last thing to mention is that their aesthetic was also great, as shown by these covers: