LUST by Harald Björk, Justus Köhncke, Özgür Can
Harald Björk - Lust [Kranglan Broadcast KLN014]
A1. Luftlust (Özgur Can Remix)
A.2 Lust
B.1 Luftlust (Justus Köhncke Remix)
B.2 Luftlust (Original 120BPM Version)
Artwork By Lukas Nystrand von Unge
One of my first record releases was on Traum Schallplatten in 2007. I was living in Berlin and Traum was at its peak launching acts like Extrawelt, Dominik Eulberg, Gabriel Anada, Minilogue, Fairmont… The era of melodic minimal…
The release of Luftlust hit the big DJ’s like Sven Väth etc. And I was truly overwhelmed by the support. But the version on the 12” was actually pitched up 5 BPM. And in the end the mastering was not in my personal preference. Watering my feelings, once or twice a year people actually ask me to do a remaster. Over the years it has been a track circulating the web and playlists, haunting me.
Last year I dug in the past and actually wrote a masters exam in philosophy about being a youngster in the techno scene and how to keep up creativity while working with record labels. Somewhere in that process I decided to face the old ghost and make it happen. Time was ready for the re-release of Luftlust, on my terms on my own label Kranglan Broadcast.
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Mental!!! Love this 5/5
/ Busy P (Edbanger)
Ive just been revisiting the kohncke classics so its extra cool to get something new. love his mix and
the other one is cool too! 5/5
/ Mano Le Tough (Pampa)
Luftlust!!! Beauty forever! Remixes are good but original is still IT.
/ Extrawelt (Cocoon Recordings)
2 excellent remixes 4/5 Luftlust
/ Nick Warren (Global Underground)
Tracklist
| 1. | Harald Björk - Luftlust (Özgür Can Remix) | 4:58 |
| 2. | Harald Björk - Luftlust (Justus Köhncke Remix) | 6:57 |
| 3. | Harald Björk - LUST | 9:18 |
| 4. | Harald Björk - Luftlust (Original 120BPM Version) | 6:01 |
Credits
Artist: Harald Björk / Justus Köhncke / Özgür Can
Artwork: Lukas Nystrand von Unge
Mastered by: Andreas "Lupo" Lubich @ Loop-O
License
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Kranglan is a part of the Nacka nature reserve southeast of Stockholm. It is distinguished partly by the beavers that suddenly moved in along the lakeshores, partly by the two giant broadcast masts that every night turns the reserve into a never ending light show by spreading its beams in the sky.
When artist Harald Björk was to come up with a name for his record label it was not hard to choose.