Tracklist
1. In A Distance (Original Mix) - Minilogue - Animals Cocoon Recordings
2. Subspace - Helmut Ebritsch - im-moral (Lucidflow's techno sub-label)
3. Octopus - Nina Divorcé - Corona
4. Limbus (D. Diggler Remix) - Nadja Lind - Brain Candy Remixed Album -Lucidflow
5. Free Tribe - The Horns (Min amp Mal Remix) - Sonar Music
6. Music - Zimmermann Remix - Bedrud, Grolle - #1 Room Recordings
7. Give yourself up to Techno (Subforce Remix) - Apple Juice feat. Sean Place -Give yourself up to Techno STS025
8. Free Tribe - The Horns - Sonar Music
9. Exploration - Helmut Ebritsch & Heiko Rother - Dark Matter - Lucidflow
10. Some old 12" promo - Clink
11. DJ Slip - some old 12" promo - Side A - Missile
12. Deepen Remix 2 12" - Fumiya Tanaka - Deepen Logistic Records
13. GENESA062 02 Reagen - O Point (Original Mix)
14. Drive Helmut Ebritsch - im-moral (Lucidflow's techno sub-label)
15. Fascination - Nadja Lind - Turning In Meditation Vol. 1 - Lucidflow
16. No Sympathy (Original Mix) - Maya Jane Coles - No Sympathy - Elite Records
17. Saubille - Nadja Lind - Matrurity EP - Lucidflow
Biography
When it comes to describing Nadja Lind, a dispassionate third person box ticking exercise doesn’t really cut it. Sure, she has the credentials: a DJing career that kicked off on New Years Eve 2003 and has spawned a typically globetrotting calendar, a production career that has seen several works as either a solo artist or with Klartraum production partner Helmut Ebritsch, and the dizzying heights of being co-owner of the Lucidflow imprint with Helmut, a record label which has seriously started to rack up quality releases and remixes, seeing the likes of John Digweed and Hernan Cattaneo pluck from the catalogue, a seal of quality like no other. Tick, tick, tick … the facts are all there.
What this doesn’t get across is the sheer warmth of personality that Nadja brings to your world once invited in. As barmy as a bag of cats, you can guarantee that there is one person at the gig that will be jumping harder than all the rest, and that is the lady in charge of the buttons herself. It’s true; I’ve seen it on YouTube. Beaming smiles and effervescent personality, this shines through in her music: the serious tropes of Dub and Deep Tech House are drawn upon and spun through a web of energy, a jolt from the defibrillators to the weary heart of the House music scene.
Her ceaseless energy is now spreading through into her performances; not content to just spin other people’s tracks one after another, Klartraum have branched out into live performances featuring their own tracks and live jams. Also, since the start of 2012, Nadja’s sets (barring her marathon 6 hour Audio Olympian excursions) are now populated purely with her own hand crafted distinctive sound, thanks to a back catalogue that is pretty much humungous. Venues such as the world renowned Fabric and infamous Kazantip festival have been treated to this unique vision.
There are no laurels to be rested on; a new dark and technoid project, named Luci-fer, is being crafted alongside Klartraum studio partner Helmut Ebritsch is germinating nicely. Continents and countries such as Australia, India , South Africa, North and South America are going to be treated to the Nadja touch. A cheeky partnership with those fans of dark rooms and dubs, Silicone Soul, is blooming into some exclusive DJ mix and label collaboration parties. Plus the eternal draw of a bulging production catalogue that will continue to deliver a spectrum from Dub and Chill Out to the straight up Techno of Luci-fer, working solo and with illustrious names such as Brendon Moeller, Grünbox, Omar Salgado and Paul Loraine. Rumour has it Nadja is working on a machine that can slow down time while letting her operate at double speed because, quite obviously, there is so much happening in the Lind world.
So there we have it; the past, present and future of Nadja Lind, all boxes ticked, facts present and correct. As will all good things, she is much more than the sum of her already fantastic parts.
