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Feb 16, 2022 59 min

Deep Electronics # 349 - Andrey Sirotkin

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Here is the 349th chapter of the Deep Electronics serie. Released every two weeks the serie brings you a diversity into the abyss of deep electronic music. This week Andrey Sirotkin makes his debute on the channel with deep and uplifting mixtape for this chapter. So enjoy! INFO: Thanks to Deep Electronics podcast so I can show a bit deeper and less dancefloor-oriented music that I’m really into right now. I blended here lots of different genres but all of them go deep :) For this mix I used 3 decks so I can make mix more than two tracks and keep track mixed for a longer time. Also it allowed me to add clips from even non electronic music genres. LINKS: instagram.com/andreysirotkin_ https://andreysirotkin.bandcamp.com/ patreon.com/andreysirotkin Artwork created by Jeroen BIO: Andrey Sirotkin is electronic music producer and dj from Kyiv. In 2013, after 6 years of experiments with sound and music of different genres Andrey focuses on techno with new project Shade Of Drums.It's the year of 1st SOD EP called "The Universe" been released. Next steps were releasing digital EP "Cyclic Numbers|02" in 2014 and two vinyl only releases "CNEP01" in 2017 and "CNEP02" in 2019.After short break Andrey decides to focus on hardware sound and changes the alias to Andrey Sirotkin. Under this alias in 2019 he releases debut EP at Rune records and two remixes – Atomic Simao 'Warped' and Windom R 'Swallow'. 2020 added to Andrey's discography releases at Ukrainian labels Corridor Audio and Subself records. 2021 started with 2 self released singles – "Bring the light" (the mixture of bass and idm music) and "500 years into the future" (deep dubstep track) before the big EP "Vyrij" been released at Mystictrax. Tracks from that were supported by Heap (at Dekmantel Selection series), Jack Doe and Richie Howtin to name a few. This year is also notable for making modular ambient/experimental modular music with Vlad Suppish. 1hr sessions/jams were performed live at events and also recorded for Systema (Odessa) and NFT radio. The end of the year was marked with dub techno tracks "303 phalls" and "See you later" to be released at "Insectorama" label. In 2022 Andrey will continue to experiment by switching between genres and blending them in his production, dj sets and live performances. TRACKLIST: 01. Andrey Sirotkin – Perseus 02. Cio D’or – Ur 03. AKME – Rosa 04. Andy Martin – Planto & Caver (Deadbeat’s hurricane season dub) 05. Raided fist – Venomous (drum loop) 06. Sigha – Hold Your Heart Up To The Light 07. Planetary Assault Systems – Om The Def 08. Scuba – This Is For You (Luke Slater short version) 09. Pablo Bolivar – Into The Televerse (Andy Stott remix) 10. Pinch – Making Space 11. Harry La Riv – Ceniza Caliente 12. Galaxy 2 Galaxy – Jupiter Jazz 13. Heiko Laux – Self 14. Seph – Motion 15. Darling Farah – All Eyes 16. Pole – Kirschenessen 17. Atomic Simao – Warped (Andrey Sirotkin remix) 18. Tommy Four Seven – OX1 19. Takaaki Itoh – Obliger 20. Surgeon – Run Run Run 21. Extrawelt – Premonition Of A Flashback 22. BLNDR – Mental Stretching (Incantation 2) 23. Ruff Cherry – Endless World (Future mix) 24. Phraktal – Myopic 25. Christopher Ran – Do Little 26. Andrey Sirotkin, Mullah Shaheed – Slow Conflict 27. Andrey Sirotkin – Flsh.bak 28. Shade Of Drums – Core 29. Alexisonfire – Pulmonary Archery

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