Atomnation is an Amsterdam based record label that releases music by Gidge, Applescal, Sau Poler, David Douglas, Olaf Stuut, Polynation, Tonik Ensemble, Koett, Fran Seven, Weval, Portable Sunsets, Breek, Axefield, Olde Gods, Deltawerk and Pablie. On this YouTube channel you can find all the music of our back catalogue, as well as live videos, features and visual art of our artists. Our uploads navigate between the ambient, house, techno and electronica genres. For more info please visit www.atomnation.net.
Playlist:
01. Pete Wilde — Eh Eh (Odeed Remix)
02. Deekembeat — Dream House
03. Famous Edit
04. Miau — Scratches
05. Gosize — Back To Club
06. Firestar Soundsystem
07. Motivbreaks — Feel The Energy (Original Mix)
08. Ufo Project — Hype The Funk
09. Firestar Soundsystem — Dancefloor Terror
10. Trouble Deepcut Remix
11. Rebel Sketchy — So It Goes (feat. Agne Motie And Bukue One)
12. Bubble Couple — Like That
13. Macho — Double Drop
14. Deekembeat — Royal
15. Lady Waks and Mutantbreakz feat. Mc Thug Shells — Groove Shake
16. Seekflow — Final Round
17. Gosize — Short Men
18. Specimen A and Rasco — Never Forget
19. Bowser — Pump It Up
20. Sellrude — Roughneck
21. F-Word — Running Out Of Stock
22. Ramjamsam — Most Disturbing
23. Dj30A Beg and Borrow
24. Saint Rider X Dj Groove — Bring The Vibe (feat. Mc Spyda) — Ibwtmusic
Improvisation and Alfred Hitchcock form the core of the German artists standout performance.
In preparation for his RA Session, David August sourced a voice sample of Alfred Hitchcock and composed some bass sounds. He then took the words of the revered film director as inspiration and built a completely improvised piece—one hes never performed before, and will never perform again. It was only a few years back that August was a DJ with a vague idea that hed like to just play live. These days hes one of the biggest draws in dance music, finishing 2014 as the #4 live act on our annual list. August has got there through the strength of his live show and a compelling signature sound. His sets blend musicianship with technical nous in a way that makes his efforts obvious to the audience—far from «pressing play,» in other words. As for his style, August made his name through a run of melodically rich club tracks for Diynamic Music and, most recently, Dixon and Âmes all-conquering Innervisions label. As on last years «Epikur,» he conjures emotions without resorting to clichés, delaying gratification until the moment is just right.