BLITZ with Adam Beyer, Lou Velvet, SloMo

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Adam Beyer & Drumcode: few names and imprints in the world of Techno command a bigger cult following than the Scandinavian DJ and his iconic label. Their transatlantic, grandiose approach to Techno has become an essential gateway for countless aspiring fans, introducing many to the wider world of Techno and club culture. Decades after launching Drumcode in a rush of youthful Tatendrang-driven by a desire to accelerate production and release processes (and perhaps becoming one of the first labels to merge Tech House with the rumble of modern Techno)-Adam Beyerreturnsto Blitz for one of his rare club appearances.

> Techno is more diverse than it's been in a long time. The underground scene is thriving again. I started Drumcode as a counterculture movement, so it's encouraging to see the energy in it-this youth punk feeling feeding back into techno again. <
This statement by Adam Beyer himself underscores the spirit of the night. It's only fitting, then, to have two of Munich's promising talents, SloMo and Lou Velvet, framing the evening with their distinctive styles.

SloMo specializes in streamlined, functional techno, delivering sharp rhythms and soundscapes.

He gently sculpts grooves and textures with amiable understatement, embodying the principle: > less is more. <

Lou Velvet, on the other hand, champions the timeless ethos of vinyl DJing. Her deep knowledge of past and present grooves enables her to craft unique narratives, fearlessly developing her own dramaturgy-even when performing alongside the most influential selectors.

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Adam Beyer and Drumcode - few names in techno have achieved a larger and more loyal fan base than the Scandinavian DJ and his influential label. With a techno sound that has both transatlantic and monumental appeal, Drumcode is for many the first step into the world of techno - and thus into club culture.

Now the Swedish DJ is playing one of his rare club gigs and will be supported by the talented up-and-coming Munich talent SloMound Lou Velvet, who have impressed with a special sensitivity for sounds and grooves in their previous sets at Blitz.