Welcome to a brand new episode of Jeton Records Radio Show, this is Ferhat Albayrak.
The 179th episode welcomes B. Riley.

A producer and DJ with roots going back to the late ‘90s and early 2000s, B. Riley began his journey under the alias Disko Kidz, blending house and techno across international dance floors. Over the years, he has performed in countries including the United States, Colombia, Japan, Canada, and across Europe.

Under his B. Riley moniker, he has released music on labels such as CLR, Analytic Trail, and MOOD, building a solid presence in the global techno scene with a groove-driven and functional sound.

In 2021, he launched his own label CMND CTRL, which has quickly gained recognition with releases and remixes from artists like Alexi Delano, Alexander Kowalski, and Gaetano Parisio. The label has also received support from names such as DVS1, Richie Hawtin, and Truncate.

Alongside his productions, B. Riley continues to perform internationally, bringing a direct and focused energy to the dance floor.

We’re pleased to feature B. Riley on this month’s Jeton Records Radio Show with his exclusive mix.

Enjoy.

Tracklisting

1.) Daniel Ö - Kottbusser (LOGIA Sound Collective)
2.) Morgana Parel - Exaltación excepcional (Visceral Abyssus)
3.) Nøvek - Sol De Invierno (LOGIA Sound Collective)
4.) A. Paul - LCD (Christian Smith Remix) (Tronic)
5.) PE JORA $$$ - Spine (LOGIA Sound Collective)
6.) Daniel Ö - Tape Ghoul (Diffuse Reality Records)
7.) De-vir - A-FO (LOGIA Sound Collective)
8.) Erik Yahnkovf -Via Lactea (Tronic)
9.) German Martinez - NDA (E-HRZN Records)
10.) Noetik - Radial (E-HRZN Records)
11.) Bateko - Rode Beat (Say What?)
12.) Dee Vek - Flux (Detroit Classic Gallery
13.) DJ Dextro - Nada (CLR)
14.) MEDDU - Bajo el Manto (CMND CTRL)
15.) Maloog - Hashira (ROOMTM)
16.) Duniz - Just (CMND CTRL)
17.) Linear System - Vagator (Modern Minimal)
18.) Rodent - Miro (ROOMTM)

The 178th episode of the Jeton Records Radio Show welcomes Saytek, from London.

Based in the UK, Saytek has built a reputation over more than two decades for his hardware-driven live sets. Rather than relying on pre-recorded material, he constructs his music in real time using synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers — following a strict “what you see is what you get” philosophy. The result is a constantly evolving blend of techno and house shaped directly in front of the audience.

His journey began in the underground rave scene of London, where the DIY spirit of illegal parties helped shape his approach to live performance. Since then, Saytek has brought his improvised machine music to some of the most respected clubs and festivals worldwide, including Space Ibiza, Tresor Berlin, Awakenings, and Rave The Planet.

Over the years he has released an extensive catalogue of music, including more than nine albums and hundreds of tracks — many of them recorded live. His productions have appeared on respected labels such as Awesome Soundwave, Soma, KMS, and R&S, further establishing his position in the global techno landscape.

Repeatedly voted among the Top 10 Live Acts by FAZE Mag and nominated for Best Live Act by DJ Mag, Saytek continues to push the boundaries of what live electronic performance can be.

We’re pleased to feature Saytek on this month’s Jeton Records Radio Show with his exclusive mix.

Enjoy!

The 177th episode of the Jeton Records Radio Show welcomes Ackermann, from Stuttgart.

Andres Klein launched his Ackermann alias in 2013, marking a new chapter focused on techno and house after years in other genres under different names. Inspired by the German slang “acker” — meaning to grind or work hard — Ackermann quickly began releasing on labels such as Get Physical, Mobilee, and Kling Klong, gradually shaping a tougher, faster sound that caught the attention of Second State and earned him a residency at Stuttgart’s iconic Lehmann Club.

Following a break from touring due to long COVID, Ackermann returned to the scene in late 2025 with shows in Berlin and Dublin. During this time away from clubs, his studio output reached new heights. His work on Marco Faraone’s UNCAGE imprint saw multiple EPs chart in the Beatport Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) Top 3, including a remix of Consciousness by Marcal, which became the genre’s best-selling track of 2021.

Ackermann has collaborated with artists like Vinicius Honorio and Michael Klein, and remixed tracks for Anja Schneider, Marco Faraone, Carlo Lio, and Don Rimini. His productions have landed on respected labels like Suara, BCCO, Outerworld, and his own Safe Space, which has grown into a trusted source for hypnotic, groove-driven techno.

Supported by names such as Ben Klock, Pan-Pot, Charlotte de Witte, Len Faki, Radio Slave, Amelie Lens, Marcel Dettmann, and Chris Liebing, Ackermann continues to earn recognition as one of techno’s most consistent and prolific voices. In 2024, he released his debut album, followed by a second LP in 2025, along with EPs on Hotflush, Rekids RSPX, Syncrophone, and beyond.

We’re pleased to host Ackermann on this month’s Jeton Records Radio Show with his exclusive set.

Enjoy!

Tracklisting

1. Go time tool - Ackermann (Safe Space)
2. Its all about house music - Jen Cruz (Hardgroove)
3. Grainulat - Ackermann (unreleased)
4. Notus - Altinbas (Observer Station)
5. Chaos Theory - KHAS (For You)
6. Close Contact - Chlär (Primal Instinct)
7. Hvarvetna - Exos (Mutual Rytm)
8. Oracle - Maoh (Maoh)
9. Fligma - Hatewax (Planet Rhythm)
10. Low Perc - Idu Berg (Grab the Groove)
11. Spiritual Warfare Tool - Ackermann (unreleased)
12. Grid - Rill (RAUM)
13. Tundra - Vinicius Honorio (Figure)
14. The Trip - Truncate (Truncate)
15. Lite - Mython (Oura)
16. Selftalk (Mython Remix) - DAMIANO (Headlight)
17. Glaour Og Reifur - Exos (Mutual Rytm)
18. I'm a killer tool - Ackermann (Safe Space)