Myles Sergé founded the Michigan, USA-based vinyl and digital techno label (MS), which mostly focusses on his own original compositions but has also included high-caliber music by artists including Dustin Zahn, Lester Fitzpatrick, Gonzalo MD, Philippe Petit, and Rennie Foster.
(MS) label boss Myles Sergé has curated a new remix package for his “FANPRO” original track, and it also comes with some alternate takes for good measure. Grab it here!
Myles Sergé’s illustrious back catalogue includes appearances on top labels like Zenker Brothers’ Ilian Tape, Dan Curtin’s Metamorphic, Dense & Pika’s Kneaded Pains, and Esther Duijn’s Another Earth, to name only a few.
Berlin’s Toxido Mask makes a rare production appearance on the first rework, and also lists contributions to Svreca’s Semantica, Pregnant Void a sublabel of Out-ER, WARNING, Art Bei Ton, and Aneelhi Rec.
Ackermann from Stuttgart is an established and very active artist who has seen his grooving music released on Marco Faraone’s UNCAGE, Scuba’s Hotflush and Who Whom, Radio Slave’s RSPX, Ilario Alicante’s Virgo, and his own Safe Space imprint.
Berlin-based Myk Derill has been making waves in the underground and his exceptional producing skills have placed him on labels like Alex Bau’s Credo, Florian Meindl’s FLASH, Philippe Petit’s Knotweed, Diffuse Reality, and remixing artists like Arnaud Le Texier, TWR72, and MTD.
“FANPRO” the original kicks off this seven track release, with a cutting, raw synth as its main lead sound. Throbbing bass growls and classic claps complete this abstract yet dance floor ready jam.
Toxido Mask’s remix of “FANPRO” adds a dub-influenced groove, with a swelling bassline and wonderful cavernous atmospherics for a unique tweak, that takes it to a new dreamy realm.
Ackermann’s take of “FANPRO” develops the rhythm into a reflective space. The jackin’ percussion and distinct depth create a nostalgic feeling with haunting stabs and crunching claps.
Track four sees Myk Derill rework “FANPRO” and takes things to a place of mystery. A tough, muted kick leads the way while the delayed synth succeeds in its a trippy vibe, before the wobbly bass tones drive it to exciting heights.
“FANPRO v3” is a pulsing, ambient soundscape tool that can be used for layering or as a useful intro piece.
“FANPRO (The Classic Version)” has an old-school style, clean, refreshing, and upbeat with an interesting warm analogue vibe that will be suited to many discerning tastes.
Finishing with “FANPRO v4,” this is an abstract reinterpretation of harnessing a jarring synth and stuttering kick pattern layered with jazzy piano licks for a weird and wonderful ride.
