We are happy to present you the first re-press since 15 years of Brett Johnson - Forever Young EP

central electronics is proud to present the first release of mysterious artist c-lektro, which is not on his own label. Finest electro to shake floors around the world.
No name dropping - let the music speak for itself.

artist: c-lektro
title: electronic datamass ep
label: central electronics
cat: cel003

Jaffa Surfa / Zoltan Pal
ace release! will test it out, thanks

Dudley Strangeways
Another great release from this label all solid tracks and will def be using in my sets. Thanks for the promo.

Richie Hawtin
downloaded for r hawtin

Pistol Pete
Love it!

posivision Dj Mag (Japan)
great work.

Oshana
nice release! Destroit is the standout for me

Matt Star / Polyfan Polyphenix
<3 It!

Ryan Crosson
mainkollektor and destroit are working for me. thanks

Brett Johnson
Dig'n this. Thanks b

Iron Curtis
Electronic Datamass is the one! sounds dope.

Big support by:

Brett Johnson, Marco carola, Dubspeeka, Rob Rich (Stereo MC's), Paul Ritch, Shadow Child, Claptone, T. Williams, Denny, Pirupa, Yousef, Huxley, Dave Angel...

Not even a month has passed since Sierra Sam and Pascal Hetzel ´s CYRK project launched with the high impact homage ‘Tribute’ and they return with yet another respectfully rooted release.
Channelling the energies of Detroitian agenda-setters such as Inner City, Joey Beltram and Scott Grooves, CYRK celebrate the original template and ingredients that have gone on to inform every genre that’s since passed. Easy to say… A dark art to master without repeating something that’s already been done before. Safe to say that CYRK definitely have that art mastered…
Its deft ping-pong riff echoing through classic detuned synth tones and unrelenting beats refusing to stop even for the honeyed evocative tones of singer Christine Eusebio , ‘Fantasy’ is one of those tracks you’ll feel you know but also understand its freshness instantly. The type of track that gets crowds grinning like Cheshire cats the second it pops on… Even though they’ve never heard it before. Rooted in history, coded in innovation, it’s more proof that CYRK’s three-headed formula is better than one.
Remix-wise both Pascal Hetzel and Gerome Sportelli remain in Detroit: Pascal looks towards the likes of Mills and UR’s ‘World Power Alliance’ phase for inspiration with his heads-down, militant techno aesthetics while Gerome conjures up sensations of Cybotron and The Preps with his slinky, ice-edged electro adaptation. Both versions take Christine’s surging, sensual vocals to new creative pastures… And they’ve invited you to do the same with the acapella version, too.
Celebrating a legacy while keeping it fresh; CYRK remind us where we’ve come from… And where we’re heading.