Gabi 2B

After five busy years filled with musical activity, Gabi 2B is showing no signs of easing off the accelerator touring the glob with his Techno project, releasing his tracks and remixes in prestigious Labels such as 1605, Italo Records, Bullet Dodge Records, Iboga records and others. In addition, his unique taste in electronic music bought him a place as co-partner in Digital Structures which soon became his new home.
His performances are known for being pumping and hypnotic so rest assured when he plays you just can’t resist the signal he sends.

A. Balter & Eitan Reiter – Happy Fat Kids EP (DigiStr09)

Happy Fat Kids effortlessly stomps ahead with a bassline that will make you drool. Fat and rolling, the Kids introduce a thematic lead sound that transposes the track to the next level of emotional excitement while the heavy loops keep pulling the track onward and forward.

Behind Bars is a straightforward rave-ish Techno monster. The repetitive angry vocal bit with the addition of accurate and tight drum programming make this track to be a massive peak time tool.

Perfect Stranger – OUCH! EP (DigiStr08)

Italian all around player Manuel De La Mare takes the dance floor orientated bits from the original and does what he does best – make that dance floor stomp.

Eitan Reiter & A. Balter’s interpretation of the seminal piece is an 11 minutes saga of genre defying dancefloor music. You can hear the mosquito riffing near your ears and transform into the familiar melody from the original track. The duo doesn’t miss a chance to go at it all the way, and “nail it” with a massive and almost live performed entry from the break.

Perfect Stranger – Engines On EP (DigiStr 07)

Perfect Stranger is here with his second release for Digital Structures, it’s Engines On and off to space, traveling between the stars.

The title track offers Perfect Stranger’s interpretation to a classic from the debut of successful psytrance duo, Loud. The outcome is a hypnotic dreamy groover with an engulfing powerful atmosphere and an irresistible break. It’s Engines On indeed.

The second part brings us another meeting with half of Loud, Eitan Reiter, who remixed the classic Stardust, from Perfect Stranger’s Free Cloud album, into a massive crunchy tune with a jumpy beat and a beautiful mind bending melodic work, sprinkling stardust on the dancefloor.

A. Balter & Eitan Reiter – Komodo Dragon EP (DigiStr06)

“Komodo Dragon” is a bit like the ancient reptile, chugging slowly from side to side and taking it’s time to unveil its full stature in front of the unaware dance floor inhabitant. When it does, it has already swallowed you and it’s defo too late…

“Projekt 777” is a stripped down fat ass charmer of a track with a melody to die for and a simple yet effective structure, this tune is one to remember.

A. Balter – Beans EP incl. Koen Groeneveld & Weekend Heroes remixes (DigiStr 05)

“Beans” is a melodic, happy and very smartly built Progressive House track with a nonschallant melodic theme running throughout. Get those hands up in the air and dance to its irresistible flow.

Koen Groeneveld needs no introduction, last few years he has been at the forefront of electronic dance music scene. He delivers a massive interpretation to the original tune, and brings it all home with one crafty break, his signature move, no doubt.

Israeli Duo Weekend Heroes are rapidly rising on the Progressive House scene for last year or so. Be relatively new boys on the block, they already managed to deliver quite a few top tunes and this Tech House production shows why.

Perfect Stranger – Forty Two EP (DigiStr 04)

The anticipated first EP by Perfect Stranger to be released with Digital Structures is finally here. Venture into the deep realms of his signature textures and get a real taste for his vision of futuristic genre crossing dance music. “Forty Two” may just be a number, it may also be the answer to Life, Universe and Everything.

In this case it looks like a short love story with a TB303 riff.
In “A Mosquito Bit My Leg” you will surely hear the Perfect Stranger we all know and love. Ever evolving, never resting synths meet groovy percussion, molded together
into 11:30 minutes long journey through uncharted territory..

Diamandy

’Diamandy’ is a fresh project creating Minimal-Techno and Tech-House music. Diamandy is unique in the way that he brings new different ideas to each track that he creates, bringing a new image to the mind’s imagination. The aim of his music is to reach out the crowd, by bring them an understanding of massive feeling through deep minimalistic sounds and rhythms. His ideology is to connect power and intelligence of electronic music.
Behind the project stands Kirill Diamandy living in Israel, at the moment studying and exploring the secrets of sound engineering. Diamandy is already getting released on Major labels of Techno music such as; Lo-Kik records, Digital Structures Records, Vertikal Records, Supermarket Records, Future Lovers Records, Freesound Records and more.

Diamandy’s sets are full of powerful atmosphere with energy, following the crowd and bringing the sensation of curiosity to the crowd’s wonder of what is coming next.

A. Balter – Frank EP incl. Peter Horrevorts & Perfect Stranger remixes (DigiStr 03)

A. Balter’s “Frank” is best described as a Minimal Techno track with maximal symphonic breakdown. Twisted haunting and melancholic, it has all the ingredients to make your head spin.

The Dutchman Peter Horrevorts doesn’t need much forewords, as his productions of late speak of themselves.
He turns the seminal composition inside out to present a sexy and groovy Deep House piece.

Perfect Stranger contributes to this EP a deep and long- developing Psychedelic groover, taking the melodic ideas of the original to different orchestration culminating in two epic breakdowns.

A. Balter & Eitan Reiter – Vuvuzela EP
incl. Tomy DeClerque remix (DigiStr02)

The second installment of Digital Structures’ comeback, offers two straightforward & offbeat pumping Techno floor – fillers.

The original by A. Balter and Eitan Reiter, has a surprisingly naughty breakdown, followed by a no-bullshit irresistible groove that will seduce club audience and outdoor rigs alike.

Followed by the remix of Slovenian promise Tomy DeClerque, who emphasizes the groove section of the original orchestrated with maximum tweakage – no doubt another winner for the dance floors.