MOD Remixes by Acid Pauli

Acid Pauli’s foray into the world of modular synthesis in his music making resulted in one of last year's most intriguing albums - MOD. His third full-length released on his own Ouïe label, Martin Gretschmann’s modular systems allowed him to traverse new territories in his creative process. A year later, we are treated to four new interpretations of some of the album’s highlights via friends and family from the Berlin underground.

JakoJako is a techno artist who primarily performs live and uses modular synthesis extensively in her music. Her rework of Quantize Hell takes the original into even further directions - an intricate, organic, exploration of modular interplay.

Hamburg based DJ and producer Nutia, shares a wonderful reinterpretation of Intellijel Bell - a heavy slo-mo vibe that connects airy sounds and a thick bottom end.

No Kick, No Cry is overhauled by Frankfurt-based artist Daniel 'Flug 8' Herrmann, who delivers a textured, dreamy soundscape to lose yourself in.

Bar 25 legend Pilocka Krach is responsible for the remix of Sublime Frequencies of Cairo - her trippy, heavy rework is a real treat for those who like their sounds pitched down and psychedelic.

Acid Pauli aka Martin Gretschmann
Over the last 20 years Martin Gretschmann has been exploring new fields of music off the mainstream paths: psychedelic, adventurous and full of musicality.

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