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Len Faki recently put out his mammoth LP Fusion, but his new monikerHardspace fi nds him harking back to his signature style of specifi callyediting tracks for his personal club usage.
Working on the album may have helped open him up creatively, but thisnew project has him investing countless hours and a lot of passion intobuilding the most effi cient club tracks imaginable.
Long-time fans of Faki know that he’s always edited all of his sets’tracks to uniquely suit his personal mixing style, making his sets soundas tight and cohesive in a way that stands out from the rest. Decades ofexperience as a producer and DJ for the dancefl oor have gone intothese edits, re-arranging and re-mixing sometimes forgotten tracks for anew audience. Incorporating his singular understanding of frequenciesand fl oor dynamics, Hardspace is meant to express this side of hismusical personality, while Len Faki will continue to explore a morevaried approach to producing.
Swapping a lot of weekends away busily touring for much more studiotime, the result marks both a technical and also personal achievementfor Faki. Improved production skills, tears and emotions all have beenpoured into Hardspace, which will see a slew of releases in theforthcoming months.
The fi rst volume includes a total of six reworks, both previouslyunreleased tools of colleague Viers or Helena Hauff 's modern acid chug,as well as some 90’s classics from Perry & Rhodan, Resist 101 andEctomorph. All of these tunes have been meticulously pieced togetherto keep the originals’ fl avor and ideas, but infuse them with theundeniable power and presence that all Faki produtions have come tohold