Berlin Club Sounds: Deep & Melodic Techno Playlist & Guide

Quick Answer

The Berlin Club Sounds Playlist, curated by Klangspot Recordings, offers a deep and melodic techno experience that moves beyond the common perception of fast, industrial Berlin techno. This playlist focuses on Deep House and Melodic Techno, characterized by warm basslines, minor-key melodies, spacious synths, and tracks that develop patiently. Most tracks in the Berlin Club Sounds Playlist sit between 120 and 126 Beats Per Minute (BPM), providing a rolling beat that supports endurance rather than demanding constant effort. Klangspot Recordings aims to capture the emotional, groove-led music found in Berlin club rooms, suitable for long sets and reflective listening.

Berlin is a European capital with a busy nightlife, but its electronic music culture reaches far beyond weekend tourism. Deep House, Melodic Techno, and underground techno spill through former industrial rooms, concrete basements, riverside terraces, and crowded dancefloors across the city. Friedrichshain is known for warehouse venues, while Kreuzberg has clubs and terraces near the Spree. These spaces have helped make Berlin a reference point for underground electronic music.

The Berlin club scene comes with its own mythology: unannounced line-ups, strict no-photo rules, and door policies that are difficult to predict. A celebrity may be refused while a regular walks in without trouble. Still, the music matters more than the door. A good set gives people space to dance for hours, forget the time, and share a floor with strangers. You do not need a flight to Berlin, an all-black outfit, or approval from a bouncer to get close to that sound. You need a playlist with the right pacing.

That is the idea behind the Berlin Club Sounds Playlist.

Curated by Klangspot Recordings, this Berlin electronic music playlist focuses on Deep House and Melodic Techno. It follows the gradual tension, release, repetition, and long transitions that make a club set work. Expect warm basslines, minor-key melodies, spacious synths, and tracks that develop patiently instead of racing toward a drop.

The playlist works for a late-night drive, a long coding session, an after-hours gathering, or a living-room dancefloor after midnight. Follow it and save it if it suits your routine. It is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and Tidal.

This guide moves beyond the usual idea of “Berlin Techno.” It looks at clubs linked to this slower, melodic sound, explains the differences between Melodic Techno and Deep House, and introduces artists in the playlist, from established names to independent producers.

The Berlin sound beyond hard techno

Tourists and mainstream media often picture Berlin techno as fast, industrial, and punishing: 140 BPM or more, dark basements, former power plants, and hard white strobes.

That version of the scene is real and has an important place in Berlin club history, especially in the years after the fall of the Wall. But plenty of current Berlin club music is slower, warmer, and more melodic. The Berlin Club Sounds Playlist stays with the deeper side of electronic music.

These tracks are not designed to exhaust a crowd in an hour. They suit a sunrise DJ set, a Sunday afternoon outdoor party, or a small dancefloor at four on Monday morning, when the room has settled into a groove.

How do emotion and minor keys define melodic techno?

Hard techno often depends on the force of a kick drum and sharp percussion. Melodic Techno leaves more room for mood. Producers use minor-key chord progressions, sustained synth pads, arpeggios, and melodies that can feel euphoric while carrying a trace of sadness.

The bass gets the body moving, while the melody draws attention inward. That pull between movement and reflection is why the genre can feel physical without becoming blunt or aggressive.

What is the typical groove and tempo of this Berlin club playlist?

Most tracks in this Deep House and Melodic Techno playlist sit between 120 and 126 Beats Per Minute (BPM). At this tempo, the beat rolls instead of attacking. It gives listeners time to settle into the rhythm.

A steady tempo can carry dancers through a long club set without the frantic pressure of faster techno. The rhythm has endurance. It supports movement rather than demanding constant effort.

Which Berlin clubs inspire the mood of this playlist?

The playlist takes inspiration from the melodic, groove-led music heard in Berlin club rooms rather than the hardest Berghain main-floor techno. A few venues have shaped the public image of this sound.

1. Watergate (Kreuzberg) Watergate sits beside the River Spree. Its long LED installation and windows facing the water are familiar parts of the club’s identity. For many years, its bookings included artists associated with Deep House and Melodic Techno.

Tracks by Jan Blomqvist, Oliver Koletzki, and Booka Shade fit the image of Watergate’s Waterfloor: bass through the floor, the river beyond the glass, and daylight beginning to show. It is a recognizable Berlin club scene, even for people who know the room only through photographs.

2. Kater Blau (Friedrichshain) Kater Blau grew from the Bar25 community and occupies part of the Holzmarkt site. Its wood-built rooms and riverside location feel less formal than many warehouse clubs. DJs often play melodic, playful, and loose selections, including sounds linked to Slow House.

Some tracks in the playlist carry that offbeat Kater Blau feeling: warm, slightly odd, and suitable for a Sunday afternoon that drifts into Monday.

3. Ritter Butzke (Kreuzberg) Ritter Butzke began as an underground warehouse party in a former faucet factory before becoming an established club. It has close links to artists and labels in melodic house, including Stil vor Talent.

Its brick rooms suit tracks with detailed production, driving drums, and melancholy synth hooks. Marek Hemmann, Township Rebellion, and Einmusik are useful points of reference for this side of Berlin melodic house.

4. Sisyphos (Rummelsburg) Sisyphos has a hard-techno main room, the Hammahalle, but its Wintergarten and outdoor Dampfer floor often move toward groove-focused music. The playlist fits those spaces more closely: percussive Tech House, deep bass, and instrumental melodic passages that can run for hours without feeling hurried.

How the genres fit together

Klangspot Recordings brings several electronic subgenres together in this Berlin club playlist. The selection moves through Melodic Techno, Deep House, Progressive House, and related underground electronic music without making the shifts feel abrupt.

Melodic techno

Melodic Techno became a major club and festival sound through artists such as Tale of Us, Adriatique, Ben Böhmer, and Kevin de Vries. It keeps techno’s firm rhythmic base, including 909-style kick drums and repeating hi-hats, then adds arpeggios, chords, and longer melodic phrases.

Production often uses wide reverbs and analog-style synth textures associated with instruments such as the Moog Sub 37 and Prophet 6. The result can feel cinematic, but the beat remains functional. It still has to hold a dancefloor together.

Deep house

Deep House has a softer, more intimate character than much of techno. Its basslines are rounder and often carry more funk influence. In this playlist, Deep House tracks create breathing room between darker and more forceful selections.

You may hear piano stabs, restrained percussion loops, processed vocal fragments, and low-slung bass. These details give the music swing and keep it grounded. It is electronic music with warmth rather than industrial noise.

A Berlin playlist from southern Germany

The Berlin Club Sounds Playlist is curated by Klangspot Recordings, not assembled in a Berlin club basement. The label works from the Stuttgart metropolitan region.

Klangspot Recordings is an independent electronic music label with roots in Rutesheim, Baden-Württemberg.

That creates a useful contrast. Stuttgart is strongly associated with engineering and automotive manufacturing, and Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, and Bosch are based in the region. Precision is part of the area’s working culture.

Klangspot brings that attention to electronic music production. Making a club track is obviously different from building a car engine, but a mix still needs careful decisions. Kick drums need weight, bass needs separation, and a track needs enough headroom to work on a large club sound system.

Poor mixing is easy to hear in Melodic Techno and Deep House. When sub-bass and kick drums compete for the same frequencies, the track turns muddy. When high frequencies are too sharp, long listening sessions become tiring.

The playlist aims for a clean, controlled sound while retaining the darker, emotional mood often linked with Berlin club music. That approach works better than trying to recreate a club atmosphere with slogans.

Artists in the playlist

The playlist puts familiar electronic music artists beside independent producers. Its sequencing moves between established names and less obvious selections, so it does not play like a standard chart playlist.

The selection stays within Melodic Techno and Deep House rather than shifting into radio-oriented pop dance music.

Established artists

• Paul Kalkbrenner: Tracks such as “Your Command,” his Booka Shade remix, and “VIER:DREI” bring his steady, melancholy-driven Berlin electronic sound to the playlist.

• Boris Brejcha: Known for describing his style as “High-Tech Minimal,” Brejcha brings detailed, energetic production. “Ginger” builds tension while keeping its melodic focus.

• Adriatique, Solomun, & Kölsch: “RACER,” the “Cassini Remix,” and “Evocation” bring the scale these artists use in major club and festival sets while staying rooted in melodic club music.

• Jan Blomqvist & NTO: “Muted Mind” and “Stratus” show how vocals and played melodies can sit naturally over a persistent electronic beat.

• Einmusik, Solee, & Ruede Hagelstein: Tracks including “We Talk About Dreams,” “Loslassen,” and “Dinosaur” bring extended melodic structures and some of the playlist’s quieter, more reflective passages.

Klangspot artists and independent producers

The playlist also includes Klangspot releases and independent electronic artists. Their tracks give the selection a personality beyond the usual “Techno Top 50” formula.

• Mia Vice: Mia Vice appears throughout the playlist with “Art of Bass,” “Alone,” “Weight of the World,” “Dante,” “Dark Forest,” “Ignorance and Greed,” and “Dialogue.” These tracks shape much of its darker, brooding section through firm rhythms and shadowed melodic lines.

• Zemyu & Crandon Park: “Fragments” and “Day” combine atmospheric textures with direct, clean rhythms.

• Rian Milo: Rian Milo adds a modern edge, with production that sits comfortably beside more established artists in the selection.

Night drives and focused work

The playlist is named after Berlin clubs, but it also works away from a dancefloor. It suits a quiet night drive, when a long sequence of electronic tracks can make an empty road feel less empty.

There is a simple reason. Repeating 4/4 rhythms sit neatly beside passing lights, lane markings, and the steady motion of a car after dark.

Rhythm and focus The beat may help a driver settle into a steady rhythm, but it should never replace attention to the road. Streetlights, dashed lane lines, and distant taillights can seem to move with the music, giving a familiar route a different mood.

A cinematic feeling Dark synth pads can make ordinary surroundings feel cinematic. A drive across Berlin’s Oberbaumbrücke, through Tokyo tunnels, or along a country road in the Black Forest looks very different, yet this music can give each setting a similar late-night atmosphere.

The same steady, mostly vocal-free sound also works for focused work. If you are programming, designing, studying, or writing for several hours, it can reduce distractions without constantly pulling your attention away.

Where to stream the playlist

Listeners use different streaming services for different reasons, including library management, social sharing, device support, and audio quality. The playlist is available on several major platforms, so you can use the service you already prefer.

Klangspot Recordings updates the Berlin Club Sounds Playlist on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and Tidal.

On Spotify, you can follow the playlist and receive updates through your existing library and playback setup.

On Apple Music, you can add it directly to an Apple library and play it through devices such as CarPlay and AirPods.

Deep House and techno depend on low-end detail and crisp percussion, so audio quality can affect the listening experience. Compression may soften a kick drum’s weight or make hi-hats sound harsher. Listeners who prefer lossless playback can find the playlist on Tidal. It is also available on Deezer, which has its own discovery and library tools.

The tracks are the same whichever service you choose. Pick the app that works for you, then turn it up.

How can you experience the Berlin Club Sounds playlist at home?

You do not need to dress in black, wait outside in the rain for hours, or gamble on a Berlin door policy.

The “Berlin Club Sounds – Deep & Melodic Clubsounds Berlin” Playlist by Klangspot Recordings brings together music linked to Berlin’s slower, deeper club rooms. Following it supports a selection that includes independent producers alongside established artists.

The playlist removes the need to search for another track every few minutes. Press play and let the sequence build.

Dim the lights, open your preferred streaming app, and search for Berlin Club Sounds on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, or Tidal. Give the tracks time to unfold.

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Berlin Club Sounds playlist guide

This summary covers the curator, genres, artists, and listening situations linked to the playlist. Save it for a late drive, an after-party, or the next time you need several hours of uninterrupted electronic music.

Curation and availability

• Curator: Klangspot Recordings

• Label roots: Rutesheim / Stuttgart Region, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

• Platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal

• Purpose: A continuous selection of melodic, hypnotic club music linked to Berlin’s underground electronic scene.

Sound and mood

• Genres: Melodic Techno, Deep House, Progressive House, Underground Electronic.

• Mood: Hypnotic, melancholic, driving, euphoric, dark, cinematic, introspective.

• Sound: Rolling rhythms around 120-126 BPM, deep sub-bass, reverberant analog-style synth pads, minor-key chords, and balanced mixes.

Artists in the playlist

• Established artists: Paul Kalkbrenner, Boris Brejcha, Solomun, Adriatique, Jan Blomqvist, NTO, Kölsch.

• Label and independent artists: Mia Vice, Zemyu, Crandon Park, Rian Milo, Solee, Ruede Hagelstein, Marc DePulse.

• Atmospheric selections: Ben Böhmer, Nora En Pure, Christian Löffler, Kiasmos.

When to listen

• Night drives: A steady soundtrack for long drives after dark. Keep your attention on the road.

• Social events: Useful for a warm-up before going out or an after-hours gathering at home.

• Focused work: Mostly vocal-free tracks for programming, studying, writing, or design work.

Berlin Club Sounds – Deep & Melodic Clubsounds Berlin Spotify playlist:

1. Jan Blomqvist – More – Marten Lou Remix

2. Oliver Huntemann – Brutal – Edit

3. Nihil Young – NXTBND

4. Einmusik – We Talk About Dreams

5. NIHILS – Lavender – Extrawelt Remix

6. Booka Shade – Your Command – Paul Kalkbrenner Remix

7. Ruede Hagelstein – Dinosaur

8. Adriatique – RACER

9. Notre Dame – No Rules

10. Kevin de Vries – Entrance

11. Jonas Saalbach – Waterfalls

12. Jil Tanner – Reflection

13. Peer Kusiv – Drink & Drive

14. Solee – Wenn Der Geist Erwacht

15. Kölsch – Evocation

16. Boris Brejcha – Ginger

17. Sascha Braemer – Nzira

18. Mia Vice – Art of Bass

19. Peer Kusiv – Prologue

20. Hidden Empire – Cali’s Sun

21. Yves Eaux – Fortuna – HAFT Remix

22. Innēr Sense (ofc) – People Can Fly

23. Stil & Bense – Hometown

24. Mateo Blanc – Late Night Drive

25. Oliver Koletzki – Petrichor – Oliver Koletzki Remix

26. M1NT – New Horizons

27. Maksim Dark – Timecode

28. Stephan Zovsky – Gravity – Short Version

29. Klangphonics – Fairytale of Berlin

30. Township Rebellion – Leave No Trace

31. Mia Vice – Alone

32. Hannes Bieger – Lost

33. Rian Milo – Midsummer

34. Loco & Jam – We Touched The Sky

35. Chris Avantgarde – Mind Control

36. Joris Voorn – Antigone – Yotto Remix

37. MARIA Die RUHE – Equalista

38. Monolink – Reflections – Sam Shure Remix

39. Mia Vice – Cube

40. Sonnenkind – Luminaire

41. WhoMadeWho – UUUU – &ME Remix

42. Lane 8 – What Have You Done To Me?

43. Son Celeste – Ralle – Dirty Doering Remix

44. Herr Lang – Bliss

45. Lexer – Sora

46. Mia Vice – Floating

47. AKA AKA – Shell

48. Robert Babicz – Herz – Original Mix

49. Dino Lenny – Guilty Officer – Musumeci Remix

50. Brigado Crew – Comeback

51. Reset Robot – Duplicate

52. Elfenberg – Stockholm City Love Affair

53. Roman Flügel – Heartbreak Kids

54. Jan Dalvik – Falling

55. Carsten Halm – Dark Light

56. Crandon Park – Desert Rose – tomics Remix

57. Niko Schwind – Last Intersection

58. Till Antonio – Easy Now

59. Tonino – Hoffnung

60. KlangTherapeuten – Perlentaucher – Melokind Remix

61. Adrian Cole – Autumn in Berlin

62. Boss Axis – Another Ride – Piet Kämpfer Remix

63. Kristin Velvet – It’s a Game

64. Mia Vice – Loose Control

65. Amy Root – June – Mees Salomé Remix

66. Anyma – Sentient

67. Solomun – The Center Will Not Hold

68. André Winter – Drunken – Radio Edit

69. ARTBAT – Generation

70. Mia Vice – Dialogue

71. Verboten Berlin – Keep It to Yourself

72. Sames – When You Were Mine

73. Yellow Space – Freedom of the Galaxy

74. Oliver Schories – Keep On

75. Eric Luttrell – More Than Human – Antic Remix

76. Frivolous – Daughters – Oliver Schories Remix

77. Sultan + Shepard – Indigo

78. Adrian Cole – Formentera Eclipse

79. Felix Raphael – Hide

80. pølaroit – Pure

81. Stephan Jolk – Analogy

82. Armonica – Another Dimension

83. Paradoks – Floating

84. Eelke Kleijn – Control – PARADIGM X Remix

85. Black Box – Weekend

86. Anthony Cole – Gungis

87. Rodriguez Jr. – Santa Cruz

88. Tauon – Pirovac

89. Innellea – Confronted Reality

90. Velouré – Ibiza de Noche

91. Emanuel Satie – Disconnect

92. Moonwalk – Butterfly

93. ONEN – Synergy

94. Tube & Berger – Daily Twist

95. Stereo Express – Transcendence

96. German Brigante – Morning Calls

97. Joris Delacroix – Unexpected

98. Thomas Lizzara – Volare

99. R.EK – The Balance

100. Yubik – Noise In Between

101. Till Von Sein – Bimbes

102. Passenger 10 – Druids

103. Dole & Kom – Ardani – Edit

104. Mitch De Klein – Divergence

105. Goom Gum – Chant

106. Dilby – Connect the Dots – Oliver Schories & Gorge Remix

107. Monsieur Warradi – A New Journey

108. Vinylsurfer – Candy

109. Khainz – Therapy

110. Jos & Eli – Place 2 High

111. mOat – Buggin’ Out – Rodriguez Jr. Remix

112. Melawati – Slow Pulse – Maceo Plex & AVNU Remix

113. Monastetiq – Glucose

114. Daniele Di Martino – Mercury

115. Marsh – Little Darling – Extended Mix

116. Nils Hoffmann – Verwunschen – Marlon Hoffstadt Remix

117. Kadosh – Moran

118. JPattersson – Mood – Dole & Kom Remix

119. Anahit Vardanyan – Arda

120. Kollektiv Ost – Crazy Amazing

121. Remains of Silence – Agatha

122. Paradoks – Ascend

123. Eli & Fur – My Shadow – Club Mix

124. Kennedy One – Voyager

125. JAMIIE – Echoes

126. Solanca – Golden Tears

127. Ron Flatter – Smiling Birds

128. Joachim Pastor – Hopium

129. Marino Canal – Vangelis Dreams – Baime Remix

130. Betoko – Wakko – Vuh & Jay Perlestein Remix

131. Phonique – The Red Line

132. Q.U.A.K.E – Dreamscape – Extended mix

133. Kevin Paul – Dance Again

134. Catz ‘n Dogz – Jestem

135. SKALA – Maze of Thoughts

136. 19:26 – 22 Police – Mark Hoffen Remix

137. Gilles Bernies – Am I Dreaming

138. UNDERHER – Dark Fantasy – Super Flu Remix

139. Lstn – Landforms

140. Sandro Voit – Backroom Rabbit

141. Lowis Freeman – You Know Now

142. Josh Lawrence – Orlando Skyline – Extended

143. Yannek Maunz – Ghosts

144. Klangkarussell – My World (SIN Remix)

145. Beatamines – Grandma

146. Fur Coat – Ancient Stories

147. Artaria – Keia – Modeplex Remix

148. Bebetta – Bom – Lexer Remix

149. Anden – Grouplove

150. Echonomist – Before the Sunlight – Damon Jee Remix

151. Tobias Bergson – No Excuses

152. Daniel Helmstedt – Luv

153. Tim Green – Over the Water – Tim Green & Izhevski Remix

154. Gabriel Ananda – Participants – Einmusik Remix

155. Andfølk – Rollin’

156. Frank Sonic – We Change

157. GIGEE – Grindeveld

158. Carbon – Karma

159. Daniel Portman – Sensual Desires

160. Clawz SG – Catalyst

161. Bensus7 – Kids In The Snow

162. Pauke Schaumburg – Solar

163. Arni – Existence

164. Helsloot – Let’s Pretend – Tube & Berger Remix

165. DAS MAER – La dolce vita

166. Alex Kogan – Rider’s Case

167. Guzy – Skin on Skin

168. BOHO – Fear and Loathing in Istanbul – Khainz Remix

169. Matt Lavars – Who Am I

170. Frezel – Treasure Jam

171. Saite Zwei – Nauticon

172. Hobin Rude – Indigeo

173. Idaam – Empathy 101

174. Samuel Dictus – A New Decade

175. IRA (GER) – Still Thinking of You

176. Gabriel Di Pasqua – The Lair of Hades

177. Ewan Rill – Vomeka

178. Aiden – The Aftermovie – Engelbert Remix

179. Victor C. (UK) – Broken Minds

180. Starkato – Done

181. Paul Hazendonk – Who Knows The Math? – Lonya Remix

182. Monkeybrain – Meraki

183. Rupture // Rapture – Awaken

184. Integral Bread – Lunar Eclipse

185. Sascha Kloeber – Love Is Hidden – Dig It!

186. Facundo Capott – Renacer

187. numeral – Mayhem

188. Ante Perry – Baltic Sea

189. Jaap Ligthart – Sahakara

190. Ultraverse – Interstellar

191. Zehv – The Vibe

192. Daniel Vilchez – Alter

193. Sons Of Maria – Elevate – Dub Mix

194. Timo Häusler – Drive

195. Martin Wild – Xenology

196. Not Demure – Presagio – Other Mix

197. Xilef – Midnight – Alexander Ebisch Remix

198. Oleg Espo – Spaceship

199. Waxman (CA) – Love The Way

200. Unscannable – Inattention

201. Close to Monday – Mad About You

202. Worakls – By the Brook – Sofiane Pamart Remix

203. Joe Fisher – No Need

204. Eleven Sins – Oscillate

205. Bunched – Metamorphose – Extended

206. Adin – Trails

207. Cut N Glue – In a Different Way

208. Unique Repeat – Origami

209. Decto – Ivanhoe

210. Yeröm – Whats That Thing – Original Mix

211. Patiotic – Ready or Not

212. Tom Neir – Occurence

213. Brid & Snyder – Camouflage

214. Habischman – Freefall – Dub Mix

215. MAZ’N – Turn on the Light

216. Tim van Werd – View From Space

217. Mathilde Nordberg – Falling

218. Hydrah – Time Goes By

219. AYU (UA) – Last Kiss

220. Jares – Together

221. ME80 – Umbrella

222. Dirty Doering – Dingsi Dongsi

223. Âme – Asa

224. Colter Shaw – Ebbe und Flut

225. Steve Bug – Lift Off

226. Miyagi – Dreaming – Extended Mix

227. Zemyu – Fragments

228. Fritz Kalkbrenner – Playing Games

229. Kaufmann (DE) – Have You Turned Off the Oven – Oliver Koletzki Remix

230. Deciduous – Anything & Everything

231. Ben C – Alive

232. Cyantist – Vision Unveiled

233. Mia Vice – Weight of the World

234. NTO – Stratus [1/3]

235. Henri Bergmann – Come On

236. Biesmans – Giv Me Luv

237. Vanita – Nirvana

238. GHEIST – Lovin You

239. Klanglos – Shine

240. Marek Hemmann – Doxa

241. Patrick Scuro – Everything

242. Fran&co – Disko Babushka

243. Mia Vice – Dante

244. Dosem – The Light

245. Cook Strummer – Bon Voyage – Lauer Remix

246. Magdalena – Echoes

247. PALASTIC – Nova

248. biskuwi – Termination

249. Erly Tepshi – Mind Maze

250. Mia Vice – Dark Forest

251. Monarke – Dwalen

252. MNRT – Oceandreams

253. Birdy – Paradise Calling – Henri Bergmann Remix

254. Crandon Park – Day

255. Anja Schneider – Mystic Love

256. MEUTE – Hypnose – Future Edit

257. Andy’s Echo – Snow

258. John Digweed – Tripchain

259. Mia Vice – Loose Control – Instrumental

260. Extrawelt – Neongrau

261. Nora En Pure – Sycamore

262. Sezer Uysal – Angelicum

263. Teho – Rising

264. Monkey Safari – Safe – Joris Voorn Remix

265. Martin Eyerer – Stellar (Dirty Doering Remix)

266. Mark Tarmonea – Higher Self

267. Matchy – Help Me Believe

268. Gai Barone – Sheen & Crock – Solee Remix

269. Enamour – Collider

270. Beacon – Pay My Debts – Kölsch Remix

271. Mia Vice – Ignorance and Greed

272. Paul Kalkbrenner – VIER:DREI

273. Binaryh – Consequences

274. Mia Mendi – Snake Eyes – widerberg Remix

275. Matt Fischery – Relaxed Fly

276. Ben Böhmer – Cappadocia

277. Bondi – Turning Blind – Matthias Meyer Remix

278. Mia Vice – Dialogue – Radio-Edit

279. Quivver – Liquid Nights

280. Allan Shotter – Cassini – Solomun Remix

281. Julian Wassermann – Agenda

282. Cristoph – Solpaz

283. Giorgia Angiuli – Portal

284. AANN – Create Yourself

285. Soul Button – Unraveling

286. Natascha Polké – Poison Of Choice

287. Mia Vice – The Nation

288. Pandhora – Choices

289. Philipp Wolf – Fading Memories

290. Eduardo Monteiro – Animals

291. Marius Drescher – Hunter

292. Deniz Kabu – Same Again

293. Marius Lehnert – Vaiiin

294. Danca (DE) – Invictus

295. Mia Vice – Dante – Instrumental

296. Ten Walls – Plast

297. Coss – Forever Fantasy

298. Opposite Ways – Your Day

299. Aalson – World Of Reflections

300. K-Paul – Gone – Westbam Remix

301. Martinus Petropoulos – Sunset In Rethymno

302. Marcus Meinhardt – Time Is Now

303. Super Flu – Udi

304. Mia Vice – Wideness

305. Christian Löffler – Solo – Solomun Remix

306. Lunar Plane – Waiting

307. Terr – States Of Mind

308. Mia Vice – Loose Control – Extended Mix

309. Worakls – Salzburg

310. Local Dialect – Typhon

311. Olivier Giacomotto – Hypnotized – Mark Hoffen’s Stellar Disco Remix

312. Michael Mayer – Talmi

313. Pretty Pink – Suvi

314. Mogli – Summer Love – Jan Blomqvist Remix