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Berlin producer Axel Bartsch releases a debut album, Kiss on Karmarouge this month. Bartsch runs the record label Sportclub, and his three Speicher sides, especially Speicher 32, will also be familiar to Kompakt fans. Time for an album then, which arrives on Cologne label Karmarouge. kiss – like being kissed by music. You can pre-listen to a number of tracks from the album at Axel Bartsch’s MySpace.

because music is like kissing - highly emotional and sensual, as the feeling of approaching lips. These are melodic and energetic tracks that space out into ambience, dipping into the abstractness of familial and emotional electronic soundscapes

Kiss is the debut studio album by American rock band Kiss, released on February 8, 1974. Much of the material on the album was written by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, as members of their pre-Kiss band Wicked Lester. Simmons estimated that the entire process of recording and mixing took three weeks, while co-producer Richie Wise has stated it took just 13 days.

Axel Bartsch - Kiss (2008). Axel Bartsch - Intro 1:59. Axel Bartsch - You Won't Fall 5:54. Axel Bartsch - Am Mauerpark 8:36. Axel Bartsch - Mystique 6:31. Axel Bartsch - Pannebar 8:59. Axel Bartsch - Coppa 6:52. Axel Bartsch - BSV 6:42. Read full description. See details and exclusions.

Despite a career that stretches back to the ’80s, this is the first solo album from Axel Bartsch, who has DJed, promoted, and produced everything from hip-hop to techno. Here he’s narrowed his focus to tech-house and minimal, slowing building each track from stripped-back starts to peaks clearly paced for the dancefloor, but with varied results. Mystique, with its hints of dub, is a spacey success, but Am Mauerpark feels awkward and self-conscious, like a techno-by-numbers track.