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Tracklist http://blog.thomasschumacher.com/ This year iconic Techno DJ & producer Thomas Schumacher has taken to the airwaves with his weekly radio show NOW. Every 60 minute episode is a mix of current favourites, own productions and classic choices, heightened with over 25 years of stories, guest mixes, personal views and first hand knowledge, much to the delight of his dedicated fans and listeners. Each episode will be expertly crafted and curated by Thomas Schumacher himself. On top of it, fans and listeners can become the co-host by submitting tracks or guest requests as well as their own music. 1. DJ Rush & Aitor Ronda - When My Heart Beats (Agent Orange Remix) | Drakos 2. Eduy - Rumors (Marck D Remix) | Different Sound 3. Mason Maynard feat. Dajae - Tear It Up | Relief 4. DJ Deep - Night Scan | Propaganda Moscow Act III 5. D-Deck - Formant | Transmit 6. Chipi - One In The Chamber | Filth On Acid 7. Steam Shape - Essence | Respekt 8. Regal - Time For Us | Suara 9. Barbuto - Ghost In The Closet (Agent Orange Remix) | Funk’n Deep Black 10. Bart Skils - Retrodade | Drumcode 11. Durtysoxxx; Dandi & Ugo - Discotheque (Feat. Ira Ange) (D-Unity Remix) | Funk’n Deep Black 12. Vision2 - To The Beat (Sergio Murcia Remix) | 909 Individual 13. Jacob B - Sruba | Artists 14. Christian Bonori - Solid State | Analogic Sound The show is syndicated worldwide by Syndicast (www.syndicast.co.uk) If you are interested in airing the show please register your radio station here: http://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Om Podcasten

Thomas Schumacher was eleven years old when Depeche Mode released Construction Time Again. "I'll never forget sitting at home, listening to the album in my headphones, trying to figure out how they made those sounds." Thirty-five years later, Thomas Schumacher still burns with curiosity. The Berlin-based DJ and producer makes light of his status as one of the most successful, versatile artists in electronic music. "What I love about Techno is that it demands that you constantly challenge and reinvent yourself." Thomas Schumacher is always pushing his own boundaries. "The art of being relevant," he says, "is to repeatedly forget what you know.” In his early days producing music, he had to learn how to physically create the sounds he heard in his head. Now, as a virtuoso, the challenge is to use his breadth and depth of musical knowledge to convey profound emotion. "Techno is not just a tool to make people dance" he says, "it is a very personal, intimate way of connecting." This intimacy fuels the unique vibe of a Thomas Schumacher DJ set. He likens what he does to being the captain of a ship. “I purposely steer my sets into rough waters. I want to help people get out of their heads and into their bodies. I create a safe space for people to lose their minds, in the best possible way. They know they don't need to worry or be afraid, because I’ve got them. I know what I'm doing. They can let go and just be." When not guiding clubbers through seas of sound, Schumacher reaches them via his productions on labels like Drumcode; Arts, Noir Music and his own label Electric Ballroom. The more he creates, the more there is to explore, the more opportunities to invent, connect, and imagine. "I am always the one to change it up," says Thomas. "My ongoing ambition is to connect with the people, every single time. Thats why I do what I do and love it so much. I have never seen a reason to compartmentalise my music and my life. Everything is energy and everything is connected." On Beatport Thomas’ remix of the classic “The House Of House” became his third number one hit within the past 24 months after “Stella”- a propulsive anthem dedicated to his daughter and “Wonder”, his collaboration with Victor Ruiz - once again reinforcing his place as one of the Techno greats.