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Jul 30, 2012 1 hr 9 min

Blank Code Podcast 065 – Diapo

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This week we are pleased to deliver a mix by Diapo aka Plankton. Plankton is an French electronic music producer who began his musical career on June 2009. Since then he has released track on vinyl & digitally on Naked Lunch, STG , Phobiq, Vokodek, Transmissions, Flicker Rythm, Hidden, Nachstrom Schallplatten, [...] The post Blank Code Podcast 065 – Diapo first appeared on Blank Code.

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This week we are pleased to deliver a mix by Diapo aka Plankton. Plankton is an French electronic music producer who began his musical career on June 2009. Since then he has released track on vinyl & digitally on Naked Lunch, STG , Phobiq, Vokodek, Transmissions, Flicker Rythm, Hidden, Nachstrom Schallplatten, Sleaze, Phobiq, Android, Amazone, Night Light, Eminor and more and his own imprint Tanz Factory. His productions are supported by artists like Luke Slater, Chris Liebing, Richie Hawtin, A.Mochi, Tommy Four Seven, Cari Lekebusch, Luis Flores, Alexi Delano, Audio Injection, Dustin Zahn, Pfirter, Perc, Alan Fitzpatrick, Sasha Carassi, and Joseph Capriati to name a few. Diapo is his new alias representing his raw, heavy side of techno. Expect to see some future Blank Code releases with Diapo and Plankton in the near future. His first Diapo ep coming soon on Labrynth has already been played by Luke Slater on the CLR Podcast. Keep up with Diapo on Soundcloud.

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