Reelow drops tech-fuelled power on his Fresh Kicks mix: Listen

Reelow has had us wanting to lock him in a Fresh Kicks mix ever since DJ Mag saw him spin at Vista Club in Ibiza last summer alonsgside Dennis Cruz.

The trippy style of tech the Hungary-born, Barcelona-based DJ/producer dropped there, laced with churning basslines and swinging rhythms, had us hooked from the outset. And through releases on Deeperfect Records, Snatch!, Cuartero’s Sanity and Roush since, he’s continued to go from strength to strength.

Real name Károlyi Renat, Reelow also hit Solid Grooves records in January with his ‘Thinking of You’ EP – a pair of percussive workouts that sound like they should do some real damage on the White Isle this summer.

For His Fresh Kicks mix Reelow delivers an hour of moody tech-fuelled power, including music from Seb Zito, Phil Kieran and Green Velvet, as well as a classic from the recently resurrected Music For Freaks imprint and unreleased material from Reelow himself.

Check out Reelow’s exclusive Fresh Kicks mix below, and see the full tracklist underneath the stream.

Tracklist:

GIS SWEDEN ‘Modular Spring Jazz’ (INTRO) 
Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars ‘Uptown Funk (Reelow Unreleased Re-Production)’
Seb Zito ‘Return of the Foot (Original Mix)’ [VL Recordings]
Tripmastaz ‘Sublimely Relieved (Cuban Linx) (Bass Dub)’ [Cadenza Muzik]
Daniel Dubb ‘Stupidfly (Shaf Huse Remix)’
Moonlit Vision ‘Tuia (Ben Rau Remix)’ [e1even records]
Reelow ‘Thinking Of You (Original Mix)’ [Solid Grooves]
Avance & Daniele Travali ‘I Can (Jean Pierre 4th Floor Remix)’ [Zoo Lab]
Seb Zito ‘Raas Riddim (Original Mix)’ [VL Recordings]
Reelow ‘fReestyle (Original Mix)’ [Roush Label]
Proudly People ‘Sideways’ (Original Mix)
Body ‘Whalin’ (Original Mix) 
Trangaz, Jean Pierre ‘Hoarder’ (Original Mix)
Phil Kieran ‘Whisper (Original Mix)’ [Turbo Recordings]
Ken Ishii ‘Telephone Sounds/DHS’
Workin' Happily ‘Feel It (Cajmere's Underground Goodies Mix)’ [Cajual]
Tiga ‘Eye Luv U’ [Turbo Recordings]
Green Velvet feat. Russoul ‘Millie Vanillie’ (Quentin Harris reproduction) 
Freaks ‘Instrument (Unreleased 1999 Edit)’ MFF (Music For Freaks)

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