DJ T1000 – Ratchet Traxx BPC331

RELEASE TITLE Ratchet Traxx
LABEL Bpitch Control
CATALOG BPC331
GENRE Techno
RELEASE DATE 2017-04-07
QUALITY 320kbps CBR Stereo 44100Hz
SIZE 51.23 MB

4 TRACKS:

DJ T-1000 aka Alan Oldham – Black Guys Really Love My Big Fat White Ass (Original Mix) 05:20 132bpm Amaj
DJ T-1000 aka Alan Oldham – Booty Shaking Ghetto Gagging (Original Mix) 06:27 130bpm Amin
DJ T-1000 aka Alan Oldham – She Loves Big Black Cock (Original Mix) 05:21 126bpm Dmaj
DJ T-1000 aka Alan Oldham – We Need Our Weave (Original Mix) 05:04 130bpm Amaj

The DJ, producer, label owner, jovial illustrator and graphic designer Alan Oldham, aka DJ T-1000, is regarded as an all-round genius and has long been one of techno’s living legends. Living in Berlin these days, and a regular booking at the city’s top clubs, he is making his first guest appearance on BPC with his brand new EP Ratchet Traxx.
With Ratchet Traxx the Detroit icon Oldham steals the show once again, serving up four tracks of his quintessentially relentless “Bangin’ Funky Ass Techno”. Each track is literally a musical kick in the ass like nothing youve felt before. Minimal yet gigantic at the same time, brimming with energy. Booty Shaking Ghetto Gagging hits the bullseye: a straight-up 909 beat, coupled with a bassline and a vocal sample that burrows into your senses over almost six minutes – true as an arrow. She Loves Big Black Cock springs a surprise no, not with its philosophical examination of gender roles – but with its quirkily constructed break. This master’s genius likes to reveal itself in sublime details. We Need Our Weave sounds more stripped down by comparison. In fact, it unfolds without a real bassline or break. Meanwhile, Black Guys Really Love My Big Fat Ass, with its shuffling off-beat bass and one-tone hook, could almost be described as bombastic… In short, Ratchet Traxx has what it takes to become a classic and perfectly sums up everything we have come to expect from “Detroit Techno’s Renaissance Man”. Don’t play this at home, kids…

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