Buy here: found.ee/CROWDX002 CROWD returns with ‘Human Frequency’,
the second chapter of its VA series CROWDX. Curated by FJAAK and
Elli Acula, the ten-track release brings together established
figures and a new generation of artists, further exploring the
space between techno’s roots and its evolving sound. Driven by
rhythm, intensity and a shared connection to the dancefloor, CROWDX
reflects the Berlin-based label’s musical uncompromising vision,
taking its sound into new spheres. Rooted in Berlin’s club culture,
CROWD continues to explore different shades of groove-driven,
high-energy techno. Moving between hypnotic rhythms, raw percussion
and powerful dancefloor moments, ‘CROWDX002: Human Frequency'
brings together ten distinct interpretations of a shared musical
vision. The Advent & DJ Dextro open the release with ‘Leave No
Trace’, combining a deep, driving kick, synthesized toms and a
frenzied sine lead that builds towards a powerful climax. Gina
Demarchi follows with ‘About You’, layering rolling drums and heavy
percussion over a weighty dub chord. FJAAK’s ’Surveillance’ takes a
stripped-back approach, pairing heavy chord stabs with sparse
percussion and a swelling breakdown. Elli Acula ventures into more
atmospheric territory on ‘Girl From The Moon’, where a tough,
rolling groove meets eerie pads and fragmented vocals. E.DN
continues with ‘Valkyr’, driven by rumbling low-end frequencies and
an ominous spoken-word vocal. Rebecca Delle Piane pushes the
intensity with ‘Protozoa’, built around a fast, forward-driving
bassline, while Norman Nodge brings his distinctive approach to dub
techno with ‘NN-Dub 5.5’, exploring the interplay between a single
chord and rhythmic, call-and-response percussion. Staim draws on
the tribal techno sound of the early 2000s with ‘Everybody’,
building layers of drums around an evolving chord motif. J.Blofeld
shifts the focus towards hypnotic minimalism on ‘Zetu’, combining
rolling kicks, subtle shakers and a simple two-note synth loop.
Chontane closes the compilation with ‘Strawberries Are Nuts’,
building tension through sub-heavy kicks, sparse percussion and
droning atmospheres.
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