http://www.boxer-recordings.com Boxer Recordings Thu, 17 May 2012 13:48:26 +0200 mir en Audio Blogs Boxer Recordings info@boxer-recordings.com http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:07:42 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=471 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:05:45 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=470 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:03:38 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=469 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 15:01:32 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=468 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:58:54 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=466 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:56:25 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=465 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:53:43 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=464 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:51:18 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=463 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:49:18 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=462 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:41:09 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=460 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:37:47 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=147&t=459 Boxer #090 - 10 YEARS OF BOXER It’s Boxer’s birthday, and how else does a label celebrate 10 amazing years, than with (ta-daaa), a compilation? Sure, the well-worn protocol for this kind of release  involves nothing less than a Double-CD of greatest hits thrown together with a few half-finished sketches or jams, but to be honest: who needs it besides those three and a half CD buyers who excitedly roll around the floor when someone lifts the rock under which they’re living? We’re happyto remind you that Boxer truly is different, a well-known fact since DustyKid‘s stylized road movie antics or the „Different“-sampler, that officiallywore its heart on the sleeve. More a favorite mix tape than aBest-Of-Everything, this full-length compilation doesn‘t tell you much aboutthe label‘s back catalogue or sales figures, but keeps things surprisinglyfocused within its eleven tracks although it sports a bewildering variety ofstyles with each artist thinking outside the box.Already the first track, a dreamy, draft-like experience from the mind of Stephan Hinz, leaves a lot to the imagination, thus installing the frame for things to come:everyhing is possible. Kolombo and Von Spar both prowl the same funky hunting grounds, but present divergent results, which nevertheless communicate very well when put to the test. Grade A grooves await the listener with Popnoname, tOMBo feat. Schad Privat and Paul Nazca, who all find new perspectives on the sound you‘d expect from them. Especially the latter goes into full morphing mode with a second track that ingeniously brushes his own formula against the grain.Let‘s not forget the not-so-secret centerpiece of this album, its heart and soul,Scalde‘s inspired ballad „We Drive Away“. This song replaces the usual raveclimax with a perfectly balanced, humanist flow full of wisdom and romanticism, informing the follow-up track by Le Dust Sucker in the most drastic way.Whereas this powerful production duo has become known for their furor, theycrank up the serenity with „Everybody Used To“, delivering a perfectly formedpop gem. The same can be said about Robag Wruhme and Extrawelt, whoseproduction skills reach dizzying heights with their contributions, upgradingthe floor with broken beats and epic harmonies in the most convincing manner.In the end it‘s mostly the unconditional love for details and the dramaturgicalsubtlety that gives „10 Years Of Boxer“ its coherence, thus saying more aboutthe quality of a label than a thousand Best-Of-All-You-Can-Hear derivativesthis industry is usually churning out in a matter of seconds. In one word: it‘sthe personality that truly speaks to the listener. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146 Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:43:21 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146&t=458 Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146 Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:40:19 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146&t=457 Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146 Wed, 18 Apr 2012 14:45:34 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146&t=456 Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146 Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:34:31 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=146&t=455 Boxer Sport #089 - TEN Ladies and Gentlemen,Dear Audience,2012 is the year of BOXER.And it has already been 10 years since Frank Martiniq came up with “Adriano”.For Boxer, this was a fantastic kick-start into the international and nationalmusic world, and up to now, you can still enjoy its traces engraved on theasphalt.We would like to celebrate this little, yetsignificant event—on vinyl and of course with you! With streamers, confetti, and with four artistswhich are particularly dear to us: Robag Wruhme, von Spar, Lexy/Shades of Gray and Le Dust Sucker.An alluring aperitif to start 2012. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=148 Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:28:06 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #088 - THE RUSH EP For the Boxer jubilee, we have organised a top-class heavyweight fight: Martin Eyerer, head of Kling Klong, and Florian Meindl, chief of FlashRecordings, have entered into the boxing ring for a two-round title fight: In the first round, „The Rush“—supported by tactical advice given by thetrainer—is a fast and merciless series of left jabs followed by sappy, powerfuluppercuts and hooks that leave the opponent completely unprotected. GongAfter a short break, the referee’s gives the command „box“, and theshowdown starts again: "Slow Groover" is as light-footed as Muhammad Ali at his best:always on its toes, full of grace, and with surprising and powerful left-rightpunch combinations that often end up in a clinch. And with resounding applause, a technically ambitious two-round fight isover, and there are no losers, only winners.So, raise your fist, get your boxing belt on, and meet you on the dancefloor… http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=148&t=454 Boxer Sport #088 - THE RUSH EP For the Boxer jubilee, we have organised a top-class heavyweight fight: Martin Eyerer, head of Kling Klong, and Florian Meindl, chief of FlashRecordings, have entered into the boxing ring for a two-round title fight: In the first round, „The Rush“—supported by tactical advice given by thetrainer—is a fast and merciless series of left jabs followed by sappy, powerfuluppercuts and hooks that leave the opponent completely unprotected. GongAfter a short break, the referee’s gives the command „box“, and theshowdown starts again: "Slow Groover" is as light-footed as Muhammad Ali at his best:always on its toes, full of grace, and with surprising and powerful left-rightpunch combinations that often end up in a clinch. And with resounding applause, a technically ambitious two-round fight isover, and there are no losers, only winners.So, raise your fist, get your boxing belt on, and meet you on the dancefloor… http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=148 Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:25:05 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #088 - THE RUSH EP For the Boxer jubilee, we have organised a top-class heavyweight fight: Martin Eyerer, head of Kling Klong, and Florian Meindl, chief of FlashRecordings, have entered into the boxing ring for a two-round title fight: In the first round, „The Rush“—supported by tactical advice given by thetrainer—is a fast and merciless series of left jabs followed by sappy, powerfuluppercuts and hooks that leave the opponent completely unprotected. GongAfter a short break, the referee’s gives the command „box“, and theshowdown starts again: "Slow Groover" is as light-footed as Muhammad Ali at his best:always on its toes, full of grace, and with surprising and powerful left-rightpunch combinations that often end up in a clinch. And with resounding applause, a technically ambitious two-round fight isover, and there are no losers, only winners.So, raise your fist, get your boxing belt on, and meet you on the dancefloor… http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=148&t=453 Boxer Sport #088 - THE RUSH EP For the Boxer jubilee, we have organised a top-class heavyweight fight: Martin Eyerer, head of Kling Klong, and Florian Meindl, chief of FlashRecordings, have entered into the boxing ring for a two-round title fight: In the first round, „The Rush“—supported by tactical advice given by thetrainer—is a fast and merciless series of left jabs followed by sappy, powerfuluppercuts and hooks that leave the opponent completely unprotected. GongAfter a short break, the referee’s gives the command „box“, and theshowdown starts again: "Slow Groover" is as light-footed as Muhammad Ali at his best:always on its toes, full of grace, and with surprising and powerful left-rightpunch combinations that often end up in a clinch. And with resounding applause, a technically ambitious two-round fight isover, and there are no losers, only winners.So, raise your fist, get your boxing belt on, and meet you on the dancefloor… http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=144 Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:30:20 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #087 - KARMA In 2012, BoxerRecordings will celebrate its 10 years jubilee. And to launch this furious year, we have invited one of our most favourite sound artists: Patrick Chardronnet, from the deepest Black Forest,who already did a number of fantastic remixes for us in the past, now comes up with his first solo release.  "Karma" is based on the idea that each action has consequences, which is quite easy to understand as soon as you hear the first sounds of the track, when suddenly your feet begin to tap along within the rhythm, when you lift your hands in the air, and your hole body starts dancing in the light breeze of the sounds.And although "Shanti" on the B-side may paint a picture of tranquility, serenityand happiness, it is spiced with enormously deep bass lines and a pushinggroove. A track that will certainly pump up the dance-floors worldwide.The 10 minutes"Karma Epic Mix" is undoubtedly the longest track of this record, andcomes up with the most beautiful sounds you haven’t heard for years. A perfectafter-hours mix that might kill some of your synapses, but nevertheless willleave the audience happy. Well,here comes eternal happiness. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=144&t=452 Boxer Sport #087 - KARMA In 2012, BoxerRecordings will celebrate its 10 years jubilee. And to launch this furious year, we have invited one of our most favourite sound artists: Patrick Chardronnet, from the deepest Black Forest,who already did a number of fantastic remixes for us in the past, now comes up with his first solo release.  "Karma" is based on the idea that each action has consequences, which is quite easy to understand as soon as you hear the first sounds of the track, when suddenly your feet begin to tap along within the rhythm, when you lift your hands in the air, and your hole body starts dancing in the light breeze of the sounds.And although "Shanti" on the B-side may paint a picture of tranquility, serenityand happiness, it is spiced with enormously deep bass lines and a pushinggroove. A track that will certainly pump up the dance-floors worldwide.The 10 minutes"Karma Epic Mix" is undoubtedly the longest track of this record, andcomes up with the most beautiful sounds you haven’t heard for years. A perfectafter-hours mix that might kill some of your synapses, but nevertheless willleave the audience happy. Well,here comes eternal happiness. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=144 Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:47:16 +0100 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #087 - KARMA In 2012, BoxerRecordings will celebrate its 10 years jubilee. And to launch this furious year, we have invited one of our most favourite sound artists: Patrick Chardronnet, from the deepest Black Forest,who already did a number of fantastic remixes for us in the past, now comes up with his first solo release.  "Karma" is based on the idea that each action has consequences, which is quite easy to understand as soon as you hear the first sounds of the track, when suddenly your feet begin to tap along within the rhythm, when you lift your hands in the air, and your hole body starts dancing in the light breeze of the sounds.And although "Shanti" on the B-side may paint a picture of tranquility, serenityand happiness, it is spiced with enormously deep bass lines and a pushinggroove. A track that will certainly pump up the dance-floors worldwide.The 10 minutes"Karma Epic Mix" is undoubtedly the longest track of this record, andcomes up with the most beautiful sounds you haven’t heard for years. A perfectafter-hours mix that might kill some of your synapses, but nevertheless willleave the audience happy. Well,here comes eternal happiness. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=144&t=450 Boxer Sport #087 - KARMA In 2012, BoxerRecordings will celebrate its 10 years jubilee. And to launch this furious year, we have invited one of our most favourite sound artists: Patrick Chardronnet, from the deepest Black Forest,who already did a number of fantastic remixes for us in the past, now comes up with his first solo release.  "Karma" is based on the idea that each action has consequences, which is quite easy to understand as soon as you hear the first sounds of the track, when suddenly your feet begin to tap along within the rhythm, when you lift your hands in the air, and your hole body starts dancing in the light breeze of the sounds.And although "Shanti" on the B-side may paint a picture of tranquility, serenityand happiness, it is spiced with enormously deep bass lines and a pushinggroove. A track that will certainly pump up the dance-floors worldwide.The 10 minutes"Karma Epic Mix" is undoubtedly the longest track of this record, andcomes up with the most beautiful sounds you haven’t heard for years. A perfectafter-hours mix that might kill some of your synapses, but nevertheless willleave the audience happy. Well,here comes eternal happiness. http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=141 Sat, 08 Oct 2011 17:00:43 +0200 info@boxer-recordings.de Boxer Sport #084 - TUNING#08 Dear Sirs, dear honoured expert audience,Today, the pit lane is decorated with red carpet and golden leaf for twoexceptional talents: from the Black Forest Patrick Chardronnet for the Gui Boratto (BRA)-team, and from the Westerwald Dominik Eulberg (GER) for theExtrawelt-Team. Both drivers are concentrated. They are wearing shimmering overalls andgolden helmets. They get into their softly purring apparillos. Two pairs ofgloves at the steering wheel.  The heat is flimmering over the hot asphalt. During the race, the Gui Boratto/Patrick Chardronnet-team focuses on deepbass lines and a constant improvement in performance with a slightly  shifted ideal line, and only one pit stop. Inthree words:  Mighty, majestic,thunderous!Team-Extrawelt acts a bit more flexible. Dominik Eulberg either puts on thehandbrake or drives at full speed. He is fast, he is flexible, and his elegantturns make the audience go wild. But in the end, both sportsmen share the champagne, and the  after-show party will go down in the historyof the Tunig series.Ready, steady, go ! http://www.boxer-recordings.com/releases.php?release=141&t=448 Boxer Sport #084 - TUNING#08 Dear Sirs, dear honoured expert audience,Today, the pit lane is decorated with red carpet and golden leaf for twoexceptional talents: from the Black Forest Patrick Chardronnet for the Gui Boratto (BRA)-team, and from the Westerwald Dominik Eulberg (GER) for theExtrawelt-Team. Both drivers are concentrated. They are wearing shimmering overalls andgolden helmets. They get into their softly purring apparillos. Two pairs ofgloves at the steering wheel.  The heat is flimmering over the hot asphalt. During the race, the Gui Boratto/Patrick Chardronnet-team focuses on deepbass lines and a constant improvement in performance with a slightly  shifted ideal line, and only one pit stop. Inthree words:  Mighty, majestic,thunderous!Team-Extrawelt acts a bit more flexible. Dominik Eulberg either puts on thehandbrake or drives at full speed. He is fast, he is flexible, and his elegantturns make the audience go wild. But in the end, both sportsmen share the champagne, and the  after-show party will go down in the historyof the Tunig series.Ready, steady, go !