Dr. Motte meets Gabriel le Mar (CD)

on Fax label +49-69/450464

Deep and floating grooves tuned to planetary frequencies

The result is a trip on the dance floor with deep, floating grooves and predominantly "4-2-4 beats" on the first four tracks, while the last three tracks become an after hours party filled with deep, energetic, beatless grooves with a dubby atmosphere. At the beginning, "Dr. Motte" introduced Gabriel to another special method of producing music, using a tonal scale that is based on the frequencies of the rotating planets from our solar system, because the rotation of the planets differ from each other along with gravitational principles.

For each track, they tuned their musical equipment to the corresponding planetary frequency of one of the planets in our solar system.
The earth's tuning, for example, is the 435.92 Hz 'G' tone.

https://www.beatport.com/de/release/dr-motte-meets-gabriel-le-mar/158673

Special thx going out to our friend Pete Namlook (R.i.P. Peter, it was an honour) and his Fax label +49-69/450464.

Radical Chill Out is an open project of the artist collective RCO initiated by Dr. Motte and Gabriel Le Mar.

The RCO sound production concept of this debut is based on a special selection of public domain sounds, which in an experimental manner are core elements of the tracks that invite us into an electronic listening sound journey.

The first three tracks in the initial phase of the album flow meditavely into ambient spheres and bring weightlessness and deceleration, while the other tracks are more condensed organically and inspired by grooves.

The tracks surprise with downbeat and mid tempo grooves and cut-up techniques. The Swiss mathematician and musicologist Hans Cousto is heard in "The Rise" and in "The Fall". Hans wrote books about the cosmic octave, which compares all the vibrations in space with each other. This gave rise to the possibility to map planetary rotations and molecular vibrations to octave-analoglous tones and rhythms. He applied the law of the octave beyond the rhythm range to all ranges of vibrations and gives deeper insights into our music made on earth.

Cult author, psychonaut and scientist Terence McKenna is heard on €žcutnotree-mix€œ.

With their perfect mix of eclectic sample manipulations and a sense of musical excitement, Dr. Motte and Gabriel Le Mar are with €žRadical Chill Out on the electronic pulse of our time and create their own soundtrack to this movie.
 

CD available at bandcamp

Release: 03/2019 @ Carpe Sonum/US

https://carpesonum.bandcamp.com/album/rco-radical-chill-out

Fever EP (12 " vinyl))
Artist: Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar
Release: Fever (PRZ018)
Release Date: 2013, Dec

 

Everyone knows of course that the main driving force behind the label PRAXXIZ is one of Germanys earliest Techno supporters, innovators and ultimately icons Dr. Motte. Maybe Fever are aware of his love of and involvement with the various genres of Electronic Music. A collaboration between himself and Gabriel Le Mar expertly brings together elements of both ends of the Techno/Electronica spectrum, lovingly creating a fusion that may well be the strongest release yet on PRAXXIZ. Their track Zikade appears on the new Dr. Motte - "Monstermix Vol. 2" Compilation in June 2015.

Fever EP Remixed (PRZ022)

Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar
Label: PRAXXIZ
Genre: Techno, Tech House
Vinyl Release: Nov 2014

Tracks:
A1 Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar - Zikade (Ken Ishii Remix)
A2 Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar - Zikade (Eric Sneo Remix)
B1 Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar - Fever (Pascal Feos Remix)
B2 Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar - Fever (DJ Sur Remix)

Puttin' On The Green Hat

taking the sound of it`s prodecessor one step further 


Dr. Motte meets Gabriel Le Mar - Puttin' On The Green Hat 
incl. remix by Nihil Young 
vinyl 12" 
Label: PRAXXIZ  

Children of their time "Dr. Motte" and "Gabriel Le Mar" started in the early 80`s mixing electronic music, focussing on the pure aspects of dance. Still following that path that led them together searching for the "soul in the machines", the music lovers are playing with the various settings inside their electronic devices to get the sound and atmosphere they were after for.