The first YkYk-Compilation is a mix of new faces and well known (netaudio) artists.

Transistor

Transistor is Edgar Medina from Mexico.
He combines rhythmical structures and digital harmonies with a click-techno influence and a dub-touch. His style is warm, but digital and always addressed to the dancefloor.
Transistor has been released on labels as Disco Konfort, Abolipop and filro.com.mx.

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Adapt

Adapt is David Williams, originally hailing from the steel city of Sheffield he is now based just outside of London in deepest Essex. Although not one to pigeon hole his music, he takes influence from many areas, and strives to incorporate the best elements from Detroit Techno textures and UK broken beats to cheeky funk and bottom heavy dub moments. Which are all twisted and distorted into what he calls 'Mutant Instrumental Pop'.

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Cocoawildboars

Cocoawildboars is neither able nor willing to commit himself to just one style. He changes his alter egos as often as possible - and alongside his types of music...

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Mint

The music of Murray Fisher is a mix of playful nursery rhyme tunes, stuttering beats and atmospheres.
Mint released solo and compilation works on label as Kahvi Collective, Sutemos, Aerotone, Wyrd Skies and many more.
He runs a record label, called Boltfish Recordings and his own urban clothing line named Trickster.

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Sonictwist

Igor Shilov from the Ukraine has been working to create his very own style of music since 2003.
But he wants also to change it - as often as possible. Thus, he is always experimenting with software and new techniques to produce new sounds.
He released his compilation-work on Yuki Yaki.

Dr. Nojoke

Dr.Nojoke was born in Berlin and stayed there since then. After first experiments with guitar, Casio, tape-recorder and echo-machine, he played in diverse bands with diverse styles.
He oriented himself towards electronic music/production and was active under the pseudonym Dr.Nojoke for the first time in 1999. Since 2005 he has been working on technoid sound-sculptures based on his archive of self-made recordings he collected over the last years.
He defines a deep, funky-minimal, clicky micro-cut-up-music, he calls Clikno.

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Choenyi

Among choenyi's foremost interests is psychoacoustics, upon which principles he seeks to forge his sounds.
He worked as DJ (silence) for many years in the Northern Californian underground. Now choenyi lives in Western North Carolina.

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Glander

Glander has worked on music since 1992. For a long time his style has had a minimalistic touch: a mixture of 4/4 stumblebeats and weird sounds.
For the past few years his sound has became slower, deeper and warmer. But you cannot make out the style: His tracks are four fourths, of course, but they are too bassy and dark to be House - and too smooth to be Techno.

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