Podcast for littlewhiteearbuds.com by oliverdeutschmann

01. Jeroen Search & Dimi Angelis, “Five 003″ [A&S Records]
02. Sierra Sam, “Dilemma” (Oliver Deutschmann Remix) [Caduceus Records*]
03. Surgeon, “The Crawling Frog Is Torn And Smiles” [Dynamic Tension Records]
04. Truncate, “21″ (DJ Hyperactive Remix) [Truncate]
05. Stephen Brown, “Tangent” (Markus Suckut Remix) [Animal Farm Records]
06. Trusme, “Shakea Body” (Terrence Dixon Remix) [Prime Numbers]
07. Joey Beltram, “Energy Flash” [R&S]
08. Oliver Deutschmann, “Hold On” (Dario Zenker Remix) [Aura.Karma.Records.]
09. Unknown artist, “B2″ [Confidental02]
10. Orion, “Braineater” [Unknown]
11. Inland, “Ceremony” [VidabX]
12. O/V/R, “Interior” [Blueprint]
13. Oliver Deutschmann, “Moon Patrol” [unsigned*]

As with so many other DJs and producers, Oliver Deutschmann’s introduction into electronic music came through his friends taking him to a club. This first brush with techno sparked a deep love of the music within him and it wasn’t long before the young DJ was putting on his own parties. As his reputation grew he started getting booked for bigger and better clubs, naturally evolving towards production at the same time. With friend and production partner Stephan Hill he founded Vidab records in 2007, releasing a steady stream of minimal techno themselves and from a small collection of their peers. Deutschmann’s solo productions began appearing at the same time; his steady, peak-time techno coming out on Vidab and other labels like Konsequenz and Polytone. Scoring some successes with the label and with his various projects, Deutschmann continued to extend his reach, turning out deeper house cuts for Aim, Jackoff Records and Vinyl Did It. In 2010 he also set up his own label, an off-shoot of Vidab called Falkplatz whose releases tread a similar path and are of the same high quality. On the eve of the release of his debut album, Out of the Dark, LWE got in touch with Deutschmann to quiz him on the recording of his first long player, some of his many collaborative projects, and his record label. The German producer was responsible for our 157th exclusive podcast, a solid hour of quality techno which shows he’s just as proficient behind the decks as he is in the studio.