
RELEASE: BINARY EP
ARTIST(S): Anthony Rother, Danny Daze
REMIXERS: Etapp Kyle, Tarra
LABEL: S108 | S108005
GENRE: LOSSLESS, Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic), Techno
RELEASED: 2021-09-02
AVAILABLE FORMAT: 714Kbps/LOSSLESS
DOWNLOAD SIZE: 159.03 MB
TOTAL TRACKS 4
- Danny Daze – Moscow (09:58) key, bpm134
- Danny Daze – Moscow (Etapp Kyle & Tarra Remix) (05:47) key, bpm84
- Anthony Rother – Kocmoc 108 (06:49) key, bpm84
- Anthony Rother – Kocmoc 108 (Space Mix) (06:49) key, bpm84
Total Playtime: 00:29:23 min
About Anthony Rother & Danny Daze – Download LOSSLESS Electronic Music Artists
Anthony Rother is a German electronic music producer from Friedberg, Hesse, who founded labels including Psi49Net, Datapunk, and Stahl Industries. His releases span classic electro and driving techno, appearing on Rekids, Cultivated Electronics, and his own Psi49Net imprint.
Miami-based producer Daniel Gomez operates as Danny Daze and runs the Omnidisc label. His output spans peak time techno and tech house across labels including Kompakt, Warung Recordings, and Craigie Knowes.
Moscow’s celebrated label System 108 presents the latest split release by Danny Daze and Anthony Rother. The ‘Binary’ EP is inspired by and dedicated to Moscow and its rich and distinctive atmosphere.
One side of the record consists of a raw-sounding and dancefloor-oriented techno track ‘Moscow’ by Danny Daze. With a slight correspondence to the Dutch sound, the track also has a soulful synthesizer touch to it. During the process, Danny made vocal recordings of his Russian-speaking friends over the phone and embedded these recordings into the work sequence. The track is remixed by producers Etapp Kyle and Tarra. The remix is aimed towards the sound of British electro with added elements of UK bass music which makes it melodic and imbued with the spirit of electronics and elements of IDM. For the artist, this record is a truthful representation of Moscow and a representation of his memories playing with the System 108 collective.
The second part of the EP belongs to the German electro producer and artist Anthony Rother with his track ‘Kocmoc’, referencing the Soviet satellite launched in 1966 as part of the Dnepropetrovsk Sputnik program. The track is presented in two versions – the original mix being more dance-oriented, whilst the space mix is more abstract in its sound and style.
Interestingly enough, Anthony Rother has been one of the artists to inspire Danny Daze to pursue a path in music. As a result, the ‘Binary’ EP is a composition of two generations and two friends reflecting on the Russian aesthetic.//


