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KOG Transmissions

1999

algorhythm

‘algorhythm’ is Kog Transmissions first release for 1999 and continues Kog’s dedication to investigating and releasing the full spectrum of electronic music. Merging Techno, House, and a little bit of Disco, ‘algorhythm’ brings together a who’s who of New Zealand smooth beat producers.
House music is the most popular of the dance music genres, and is based just as much around the flow between the songs as within the songs. With this in mind, ‘algorhythm’ is fully mixed by Kog Transmissions and our own DJ Phully, sliding, flowing, and just plain grooving from one song to the next, making it as appropriate for parties as it is for home listening.
Joost Langeveld [ex Unitone HiFi, and founder of Trigger X and Subware] acts as executive producer for ‘algorhythm’, and shows why he is not only widely regarded as New Zealand’s top electronic producer but also one of the friendliest guys you’ll meet.

Featuring tracks from the likes of:
Subware: with one of the best Disco-funk-house numbers you’ll hear in a very long time
Baitercell: keeping diversity and groove as their fuel for cruising through the night
Freq: who provided the build-up set for New Year at the 97/98 and 98/99 Gatherings
Del Rey System: who include members of New Loungehead, Cuba and Gizmo, and bFMs very own DJ Slowdeck.
The House of Downtown: [DJ Emerson (who regularly DJs at house clubs around the world), and Christiaan]
A truly wonderful track by the JMJ project: [featuring Mark de Clive-Lowe, possibly New Zealand’s most well respected Jazz pianist], and of course the remix of Jan Hellreigel’s Melusine by Greg Churchill [voted New Zealand’s top DJ in the Re:mix readers poll] and Beaver Music’s Simon Holloway.

It's as much a listening experience as it is an experience in listening.
Check out ‘algorhythm’ and see why it’s being rated as Kog’s best release yet.