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Burnski – 8 Tracks That Inspired Constant Sound

 
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Burnski has curated his own, top quality brand of house music which combines strands of vintage Detroit and Chicago sounds with a personal touch to ensure that everything he makes has that 'Burnski' sound. Having left these shores for Berlin, he's set to return next weekend as he joins fabric for a Saturday night of slick as you like sounds. Before he once more sets foot in the UK, Burnski tells us about 8 Tracks that have inspired his Constant Sound label. You can hear most of them above by using the menu on the left and there's one very special track just below;

J Dahlback & JL Huta – Midnight Express 1

From the almighty Svek records. That label alone has inspired the start Constant Sound as much as anything. Hammered this track over the years. Late night business

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Claro Intelecto .Peace Of Mind

I can remember my old college mate Oli Faulkner giving me this track 11 years ago now and still to this day I love hearing it just as much. It still sounds amazing, real next level shit.

  • Claro Intelecto .Peace Of Mind

    I can remember my old college mate Oli Faulkner giving me this track 11 years ago now and still to this day I love hearing it just as much. It still sounds amazing, real next level shit.

  • Steve O Sullivan & John Beer - Breezer

    One from the vaults of Mosaic records that got re-released on Sushitech. Classy vibes here.

  • Horseshoe - Collage (Original Mix)

    Cabinet Records have been a massive inspiration over the years. This track is a bit of a classic and recently got re-pressed which was great to see. Daniel and Jens have been responsible for some of the best house and techno tracks in the last 20 years for me.

  • Schatrax - Restless Nights

    One from the Schatrax label. The back catalogue is a gold mine and this is just one of many that has really inspired over the years.

  • Sunday Brunch - My World (Night Drive Mix)

    The majority of these tracks are really old and have stood the test of time, still inspiring me to this day. I guess the only goal, if anything, with the label is to release timeless music that still works in years from now like these ones. Those are the tracks that I am always drawn too.

  • G-Man - Quo Vadis (Original)

    Another classic here and over the last 10 years I have played it so many times in sets. Timeless stripped down stuff that will never age.

  • Mrs J (Original Mix)

    And finally, the first track we signed for the label a couple of years ago now. We had been sat on it for a while and knew we could get some really nice remixes on board from Cab Drivers and Leonel Castillo. It came out this year and has had a great response so far. We have more stuff coming from Alex who is a name to definitely watch.