Flyance Schallplatten & CDs

Review: Flyance Records introduce two news producers on board.On the A side, two tracks from the young and talented Georgian producer "HVL".He gives us some kind of cinematic energy on his deep and acid tracks.On the B side, Flyance presents the atmosphere of the mysterious and amazing producers "MONOTIX". They drop two dubby and mental tracks. "Ka One & St-Sene" presents an experiemental and ambient interlude on A3.

Review: First release of the Paris label based Flyance Records. Label owners Janeret and Ka One & St-Sene, present with the Cycles series theirs own productions. Volume 1 combines the dark depths of deep house and the hypnotic acid vibes.

Review: The Parisian label Flyance Records newly set up by Janeret, Ka One & St-Sene comes back with their second releases "Cycles Vol.2".
As the first one, Cycles vol 2 is a various with 4 tracks focus on the deeper side of house and techno.
A1: "Ka One & St-Sene - Sprag Line Posse" brings you thru the deep vibes with strong and electric beats leads by bigs waves.
A2: "Janeret - Evo" Deep lushness, strong beat & acid vibes, that's the way.
B1: "Ka One & St-Sene - After Zoo" is a groove driven track between Deep House and Techno always lead by an Acid touch.
B2: "Ka One & St-Sene - Wipeout" is a fat techno joint which shows the other side of the label's vibes.

Review: After their last release under the labels Ornate Music (UK) and Finale Sessions (US), Ka One & St-Sene are back with a special Flyance Records release. REWORK: the action of redoing, correcting or rebuilding"; that is the spirit they put in this Ep with those four House music anthems of those consider today as the father figures of this music. Without sampling, replaying all the keyboards and arpeggio, they turned thoses anthems into modern acid and techno vibe. From 1989 to 2015 Ka One & St-Sene give great tribute at Lil Louis, Mr Fingers, Kerri Chandler and Laurent Garnier.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged, but otherwise in excellent condition***


After their last release under the labels Ornate Music (UK) and Finale Sessions (US), Ka One & St-Sene are back with a special Flyance Records release. REWORK: the action of redoing, correcting or rebuilding"; that is the spirit they put in this Ep with those four House music anthems of those consider today as the father figures of this music. Without sampling, replaying all the keyboards and arpeggio, they turned thoses anthems into modern acid and techno vibe. From 1989 to 2015 Ka One & St-Sene give great tribute at Lil Louis, Mr Fingers, Kerri Chandler and Laurent Garnier.

Review: Flyance Records presents the "Cycles Vol.3".
They stay faithful to the vibes of the first two.
On the A side, two tracks of Ka One & St-Sene:
A1. "Disorder Tones" goes in the raw and the dark side of the deepness, it's a melt between beautiful pads, aggressive chords and strong beat.
A2. "Textures" is a constantly evolves track with full of elements, from deep pads associate to arpeges to the cosmic synths lead by a minimalist beat, it's a journey into the depths.
On the B side, two tracks of Janeret:
B1. "Abstrakt 9" is the first techno track of the "Cycles" series.
The track evolves in a dark atmosphere with a powerful beat, a lead with industrial and space sounds and an aggressive and hypnotic acid line.
The second part of the track evolves in a deep atmosphere with a beautiful pad.
B2. "Edge" Massive beat, atmospheric pads, synthetic arpege and a big break it's a typical Flyance's track.

Review: The Flyance crew are back in action with more of their hugely atmospheric deep house and techno, and this time it's Kas:st at the controls. Things start ominously with the dubby space and nervy arps of "The Eternal Why", a whisper of trance lingering in the wings. "Base 4" gets into even more spaced out territory, plunging vaporous noises and dystopian melodies into the farthest reaches of space. "Amnesia" brings a touch more immediacy to the 12" with some upfront melodic meanderings, and then "The Reveries Of The Solitary Walker" drifts out into experimental territory with a range of hi-res tones, drones and pulses.

Review: After the impressive scope of the first volume of Dysphoria |Euphoria, Ka-One and St-Sene have returned to their Flyance label with a second installment that goes even deeper into adventurous electronic pastures. There's a cinematic quality to the original productions that make up the first disc of Chapter Two, using mournful melodic refrains and a widescreen approach to production that draws the listener in to their emotive electro and techno world. In terms of remixers on the second disc, they haven't held back as AWB, Setaoc Mass, Luke Hess and Anetha all provide a more propulsive, club ready perspective on these thoughtfully crafted electronic gems.

Review: ***B-STOCK: Record sleeve damaged, product in working order***


The Flyance crew are back in action with more of their hugely atmospheric deep house and techno, and this time it's Kas:st at the controls. Things start ominously with the dubby space and nervy arps of "The Eternal Why", a whisper of trance lingering in the wings. "Base 4" gets into even more spaced out territory, plunging vaporous noises and dystopian melodies into the farthest reaches of space. "Amnesia" brings a touch more immediacy to the 12" with some upfront melodic meanderings, and then "The Reveries Of The Solitary Walker" drifts out into experimental territory with a range of hi-res tones, drones and pulses.

Review: Ka One & St-Sene have been busy crafting their own soundworld with the Flyance label, calling on a divergent range of talent to mark out their particular interests in the world of deep techno. Now they present Kasst, an as yet mysterious project that lands on this double pack with four original tracks followed by four remixes. It's a project that reaches for the stars with its mixture of propulsion and cosmic composition, not least on the A side tracks "11:11" and "22:22". In terms of remixes, HVL in particular shines with a crafty electro variation on "22:22" while Shlomo sends "33:33" deep into the heart of darkness.

Review: For its 5th release Flyance Records highlights the Japanese artist Imugem Orihasam. The EP features four deep and dark tracks which remain within Flyance Records' universe. Keeping with an ambient and visual vibe, Imugem revives with the club energy of his famous "Relation EP" (Sistrum Rec.) and Ilian Tape EPs. With this new issue, Paris-based Flyance Records further confirms its ambition to blur boundaries between deep house and techno. Mastered by Optimum

Review: Upon its sixth release, Flyance Records proudly features British producer Miles Sagnia. This new piece is a perfect embodiement of the label's vibe, with deep pads, dub keys, 909 beats and 303 acid on the A-side; and with a resolutely deep techno track, with darker textures and hypnotic rhythms on the B-side.