Hello Midnighters!

It's another electrifying Wednesday morning, and I'm thrilled to bring you a fresh episode of The Midnight Project. This week, we're diving into a unique blend of new and unreleased techno tracks that will keep you moving, reflecting, and embracing the rhythm. You can find the full tracklist at 1001 Tracklists: https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html.

In today's episode, I'm particularly excited about a few tracks that stand out for their incredible production and the stories behind them.

First, we have the Mha Iri Remix of "Simulator" by Adam Beyer and Green Velvet. Mha Iri, a rising star in the techno scene, brings a fresh and powerful energy to this track. Her remix adds a driving intensity that's perfect for the dance floor. Originally from Scotland, Mha Iri has been making waves with her distinctive sound and relentless work ethic. Her passion for techno shines through in every beat she produces.

Next, it's "That's How I Do It" by Belocca. Hailing from Hungary, Belocca has been a staple in the techno world for years. His ability to blend groovy basslines with hypnotic melodies sets him apart. This track is a testament to his skill, creating an uplifting and grounding atmosphere. Belocca's dedication to his craft and his continuous innovation make him a producer to watch.

Of course, I can't forget to mention my own track, "Shadow," which was released on Redesign Records. This piece reflects my journey and the emotions that drive my creativity. Producing this track was a deeply personal experience, and I'm thrilled to share it with you. Redesign Records has always been about pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds, and "Shadow" is a perfect example of that mission.

As we continue exploring techno's depths, remember that The Midnight Project is not just a radio show; it's a community. I encourage you to subscribe, share the love with fellow techno fans, and become a true Midnighter. Comment with your favorite track from this episode or recommend an artist you think should be featured in the next show. Your feedback and engagement are what make this journey so unique.

Stay connected, stay positive, and keep the techno spirit alive.

Sebastiaan Hooft

Full tracklist at 1001 Tracklists: https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html

Greetings Midnighters!

Summer is here, and with it comes our special edition of The Midnight Project, dropping this Saturday. I'm excited to share 28 fresh, high-energy techno tracks perfect for those long summer days.

As always, the full tracklist is available at 1001 Tracklists, but let me take you behind the scenes of a few standout tracks you'll hear in this episode.

First, we have the electrifying remix of "Wasted" by Joyhauser, reimagined by the legendary Bart Skils. Bart's unique ability to infuse tracks with a driving, hypnotic energy makes this remix a masterpiece. His career, spanning over two decades, has solidified him as a key player in the techno scene, known for his impeccable mixing and production skills.

Next, let's dive into "Basiliscus" by Fabio Salvati, released on my own Redesign Records. This track showcases Fabio's innovative approach to techno, characterized by intricate layers and deep, pulsating beats. It's always a pleasure to feature tracks from artists who push the boundaries of the genre and bring fresh sounds to the table.

And, of course, I'm thrilled to include one of my latest remixes, "Eternum" by Slim Black. This track allowed me to explore new dimensions of sound and rhythm, creating a remix that stays true to the original while adding my twist. Remixing is a passion of mine, and I'm excited to share the result with you.

As we gear up for this special summer edition, I want to remind you to subscribe to the show and share the love with fellow techno fans, making them a Midnighter.

Remember to comment with your favorite track from the show or recommend an artist I should bring to the next show. Let's keep the techno spirit alive and thriving!

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Sebastiaan Hooft

Hey Midnighters,

Welcome to another electrifying episode of The Midnight Project. This week, we've got a lineup to elevate your Wednesday morning. As always, the show is live at 6 AM, setting the perfect vibe for your day. Remember, the full tracklist is available at 1001 Tracklists: https://www.1001tracklists.com/source/80bhhv/the-midnight-project/index.html

Layton Giordani - Freaks at Night

Starting strong, Layton Giordani brings us "Freaks at Night," a track that embodies the true spirit of underground techno. Layton, known for his dynamic soundscapes and pulsating rhythms, continues pushing techno's boundaries. His career has been marked by standout releases on Drumcode and collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry. "Freaks at Night" is no exception, delivering an energetic start to our set.

Hans J - Seriously

Next up, we dive into Hans J's "Seriously." Hans J is a rising star in the techno scene, making waves with his deep, driving beats. Released on Redesign Records, this track showcases his talent for creating immersive techno journeys. Redesign Records, founded by me, is committed to bringing fresh and innovative sounds to the forefront. Hans J's track is a testament to this mission.

Sebastiaan Hooft - Shadow

One of my highlights this week is my track "Shadow." This piece is particularly special to me as it encapsulates my journey through techno's darker, more introspective realms. "Shadow is designed to take you on a deep, emotional ride, reflecting my experiences and evolution as an artist. Released on Redesign Records, it blends my signature style with new, experimental elements.

We encourage you to subscribe to the show and share your love with fellow techno fans. Let's grow our community of Midnighters. Comment with your favorite track of the show or recommend an artist you think should be featured in the next episode.

Stay positive, stay credible, and keep the techno spirit alive.

Sebastiaan Hooft