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KMS Pushes Celebrations for Three Decades of Techno Into Phase Two with Second Anniversary EP

By: Apr. 09, 2018
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KMS Pushes Celebrations for Three Decades of Techno Into Phase Two with Second Anniversary EP  Image

Exactly six months after celebrating three decades of game-changing Techno music with the initial anniversary EP, Kevin Saunderson's KMS label has moved into phase two with the second KMS30 EP. Featuring tracks from Kevin Saunderson & Art Department, Loco Dice and Dantiez, EP 2 continues where the first left off, positioning KMS as one of Techno's mainstay imprints.

Listen to KMS30 EP 2

The first cut on KMS30 EP2, 'Reveal' sees Techno mogul and KMS founder Kevin Saunderson join forces with Art Department, the Canadian producer (and label boss of No. 19 Music and vinyl imprints Social Experiment and Sunday Money) who's frequently touted as one of the underground's front-runners. Together, they serve up a slice of Techno-scented heat that transcends creative boundaries, offering an atmosphere custom made for the smoky clubs and festival stages.

Next up on this genre-defining EP is 'Positive Vibin' by Loco Dice, filled with his can-do attitude and direct approach to music. Merging a bit of funk with stomping beats, the German DJ and producer brings the combination of urban feeling and eclectic taste that helped him become a trendsetter not only on labels such as his own imprint Desolat, but also on M_nus, Cadenza and Cocoon, alongside headlining performances a range of internationally renowned festivals from Timewarp and We Are FSTVL to Movement and Coachella.

Closing out KMS30 EP2 is Dantiez's 'Feeling Of The Groove', which sees the heir of the KMS/Saunderson empire tap into a mash of rattling kick drums and weaving synth waves. In typical style, Dantiez not only shows how much he has evolved and matured as an artist, but that investing in young talent is one of KMS's masterstrokes, helping to ensure the longevity of the label and the future of Techno itself.



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