The return of the revolutionary Namito incl. Martin Eyerer & Petar Dundov remixes

Finally one of the longtime Kling Klong artists is back with a new release: Namito’s überrocker ‘Marathon’ has been roadtested since last year with great success by the two labelbosses Martin Eyerer & Rainer Weichhold and is now ready to explode including two great remixes from the Croatian Music Man artist Petar Dundov and Martin Eyerer himself.

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It's time for Great Carnival Stuff again!

Various Artists – Great Carnival Stuff 2/1 & 2/2

Three years after the release of Vol. 1 with groundbreaking tracks from Namito (‘City Of Gods’), Oliver Koletzki (‘Technica Salsa’), Lützenkirchen (‘My Girldfriends Girl’), Swen Weber (‘Samba De Bochum’) it’s now time for the second edition of Great Carnival Stuff.

All tracks are produced especially and exclusively for this compilation and combine the artists’ own interpretation of carnival with their respective trademark grooves.

This first part starts with tracks from Beatport #1 stars Tube & Berger, 100% Pure artist Jay Lumen, Jean Claude Ades from Munich, Superflu’s mates Andhim, Kling Klong artists Chase Buch & Nick Olivetti, master of the green revolution Namito, Great Stuff A&R Rainer Weichhold and Italian maestro Aki Bergen.

This second edition includes tunes from dutch house masters DJ Madskillz & Anton Pieete, Kling Klong artist Hermanez from Belgium, Argentinian wonderboy Loko, our man from Munich Lützenkirchen, Italian stallion Heartik, Deadfish boss Mowgli, UGLH presenting their new project Bulo, and Break New Soil hotshot Romano Alfieri.

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Namito launches new label GREENHORN

In a time and era when being a DJ is probably one of the coolest jobs one can have, Greenhorn; a new record label is giving young talents a platform to join the cool, hip and evergrowing Electronic club scene.

Andreas Engels (owner of Blufin and Yellow Tail) alongside Berlin DJ of 20 years; Namito, put together their years of experience and contacts to create this label; a launching pad for young talents to help them establish themselves in the Electronic club music scene, not as 'one hit wonders' but as long lasting artists.

Namito's homeland; Iran is home to many talented underground artists which have been silenced by the Islamic Regime, Greenhorn wants to give a chance to those artists to release their work and share it with a world beyond their borders. Greenhorn hopes that this will motivate young Iranians to be more creative.

And if you were wondering where the name of the label comes from all you need to know is that Namito is a supporter of the Green Iranian Freedom Movement which started in June 2009. So that is where Green comes from and we leave it up to you to guess where the horns come from ;)

Greenhorn launches on September 6th 2010.

soundcloud.com/greenhorn-records

www.facebook.com/pages/Greenhorn-Records/130217493688322

DANIELE PAPINI - “September Black EP” incl. Namito remix!

With Daniele Papini's huge "Hidden Source" on Break New Soil still big in the clubs, the italian DJ/Producer is back on Martin Eyerer's Kling Klong Records with his next big shot. Two great tracks directly from his studio in Berlin with awesome remixes from Kling Klong mates Namito and Oliver Klein.

soundcloud.com/kling-klong-records/sets/daniele-papini-september-black-ep/s:araOy

Out now : Eyerer & Namito - Ripcurl

Martin Eyerer, Namito und Ahmet Sendil.Dieses Trio rockt und knallt so derbe in deinem Lieblingsszeneclub wie nix gutes. Auch wenn du an der ewig langen Warteschlange des Clubs endlos warten musstest, da du weder den Türsteher,noch den DJ persönlich kennst und du daher folglich auch kein blaues Band bekommen hast, um in der VIP Area im Ledersessel flezend umsonst Wodka on Ice zu schlürfen und den verdammt sexy angezogenen und laziv tanzenden Mädels beim ausflippen zuzuschauen- DU statt dessen deine Kohle zusammengekratzt hast und den Vodka für 10 Euro selber kaufen musstest um in der wabbernden Menge unterzugehen. Ripcurl rockt dennoch jeden.Vor oder im VIP Bereich. Türsteher, Barfrau, Klofrau, DJ. Das Original sowie der Remix von Ahmet Sendil sind eine Waffe.Irgendwann wenn die Stakkatofläche einsetzt sind dann endlich alle gleich, reissen ruckartig ihre Arme hoch und schreien nur noch lauthals. word!

https://www.beatport.com/de-DE/html/content/release/detail/219650/Ripcurl

Namito's debut album "Eleven" on Martin Eyerer's imprint Kling Klong Records! Out Now!

Combine the knowledge of Babylonia, Pythagoras, astrological philosophy from Hellenistic Alexandria, early Christian mysticism, the occultism of the early Gnostics, the Hebrew system of the Kabbalah, The Indian Vedas, the Chinese "Circle of the Dead", and the Egyptian "Book of the Master of the Secret House", and you’re still not even close to cracking the genetic code of “Eleven”, Namito’s first ever longplayer released on Martin Eyerer’s Kling Klong label.

The number 11, often associated with the life path of a person, is of very special significance for Namito, a genuinely creative person. Those who dive into the magic creases of the eleven tracks gathered on “Eleven” -- story-telling, handcrafted music as colorful as a hand-woven Persian carpet -- quickly find out why this number plays such a significant role in Namito’s life. “I always knew that the number was of special importance for me. When I arrived in Germany, I found out that I was actually born in November”, recalls Namito.

His dad -- with a sharpened bamboo stick he painted only one word: “Allah” -- was a calligrapher so gifted he got appointed by the highest royalties. Namito takes the eminent artistry running in his family to the next level: In the early nineties, he, a teenager who’d escape the watchful eyes of his uncle in whose custody the young Iranian grew up after leaving behind his native Tehran, laid the foundation of what was to become one of the planet’s most fertile playgrounds of the electronic music scene.

The DJ and producer, one of the Zen masters of the emerging Berlin scene, honed his skills DJing at the legendary Bagwan disco on Ku’damm while living and breathing music in his commune during the Nineties, and started coming forward with his own productions after “inheriting” an entire studio from a Krautrock legend. One of the many lucky coincidences that make Namito’s life story such an outstanding one. And his music so rich.

“Eleven” has it all: the deepness of late night grooves combined with the audiophile finesse that makes Namito’s productions so tight and crisp. A very laidback attitude and a lot of knowledge and feeling combined with a lot of imagination equal a massive ride that never sounds worn out or prefabricated.

www.greatstuffmusic.eu/1998/01/klingcd002.html

Huge first single from Namito’s forthcoming album “Eleven”

After the groundbreaking “Seven Lives” in cooperation with his mates Martin Eyerer and Stephan Hinz, Berlin’s finest Persian Namito drops the second bomb from his forthcoming debut album “Eleven” (to be released end of june 2009). A driving groove, catchy “Get Busy” shouts and a very surprising synthie-breakdown. Just the right ingredients for a big clubtrack. With the help of two other collegues from Berlin (Phonique & Tigerskin) and Canada (Strict Border) on the remix duties, this whole release should stay in the case for the whole summer.

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Welcome on board: NAMITO

We are very happy to announce another high profile new addition to our roster. NAMITO will be available through Great Stuff booking, starting today for worldwide dj bookings. Undoubtedly, Namito belongs to the very designers of the Berlin techno scene, which is so respected nowadays. Please take a min. and check out Namito's artist profile. In addition watch our for his upcoming album "Eleven" to be released on Great Stuff late this year.