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Originally released in 2004 "Traktorizm" by Midiots gets a new release on the Party Tricks' reissue series.‘Tricks that never fail to amuse at parties’. Vinyl Only.

Following his debut solo EP as Dilly Bombastik, Dragoș Ilici returns to Tonomat with his first release under his own name — Mercy EP, a four-track trip that captures the evolving depth and character of his sound.On the A-side, “Rammer” kicks things off with a raw, percussive Detroit-inspired techno workout, anchored by a heavy sub and hypnotic drive. It’s followed by the title track “Mercy” — a lo-fi, emotive exploration textured with warmth and grit, drawing influence from Cristian Vogel and Cari Lekebusch.Flipping over to the B-side, “Chaga” dives into deeper territory — a meditative blend of trance-laced techno, nodding to the sonic signatures of Dustin Zahn and Mike Parker, and weaving in fragments of Tchaikovsky’s Hymn of the Cherubim for a haunting, timeless effect.Closing the EP, fellow Romanian producer ardb (Bogdan Ardeleanu) reworks “Chaga” into a stripped-back, rolling techno/trance tool — expansive, breaky, and primed for late-night floors with its stretched-out breakdown and sense of spatial vastness.An EP crafted for introspective moments and peak-time pulses alike — Mercy marks a bold step forward for Dragoș Ilici.A1, A2, B1 written & produced by Dragoș Ilici between 2022 and 2023.A1, A2, B1 mixed by Dragoș Ilici & Cristian Munteanu.B2 remix and additional production by Bogdan Ardeleanu.Mastered by Justin Drake at The Bakehouse Studio.Distributed by One Eye Witness.

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PEIM002 delivers a serious and dynamic sonic statement — a bold and profound EP crafted for the dance floor.A1. Sequence kicks things off with a groove-driven ride, blending early 2000s tech house and minimal influences. Designed with DJs in mind, this track is a weapon for peak-time moments.A2. Resonant dives deeper into hypnotic territory. A techno looper that builds into a state of trance, locking you into its rhythm with subtle shifts and pulsating textures.On the B-side, B1. Wanna (Original Mix) brings a cheeky, rebellious flair. It’s a dirty roller built for those darker, mischievous moments on the dance floor — pure attitude.B2. Wanna (ILDEC Remix) takes things to another level. With a masterful blend of techno and progressive elements, ILDEC reimagines the original into a powerful, polished cut that demands attention.An essential four-tracker for selectors who like it deep, driving and unapologetically club-ready.