
afterme
Ki.Mi. [PAM50]
[PAM50] Ki.Mi. has put together a meticulously curated selection of deep-tech tracks for us. A soft and unhurried beginning gradually gives way to a true nighttime adventure. Juicy grooves and deep, enveloping bass...

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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Ki.Mi. [PAM50]" (28 October 2026, 63 minutes), "Andrey Balance - Charlie (Original Mix)" (6 October 2026, 7 minutes), and "Andrey Balance - Denver (Original Mix)" (6 October 2026, 7 minutes).
afterme publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 388 episodes.
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[PAM50] Ki.Mi. has put together a meticulously curated selection of deep-tech tracks for us. A soft and unhurried beginning gradually gives way to a true nighttime adventure. Juicy grooves and deep, enveloping bass...

[DAM62] Andrey Balance opens the release with “Charlie,” a living, continuously evolving deep-tech cut built around sharply defined rhythmic contours and a persistent sense of forward motion. Familiar genre elements are...

[DAM62] With “Denver,” Andrey Balance makes his production identity immediately recognisable through a tightly selected set of sounds and a direct, forceful rhythmic foundation. Familiar vocal textures move between the...

[DAM62] Andrey Balance draws the listener into “Anyone Else” through a fluid groove that develops with the persistence of a hypnotic loop. Rolling low frequencies and gradually shifting details create a continuous...

[DAM62] Andrey Balance closes the release with “Little Glutton,” a finely measured composition built from the rhythmic vocabulary of deep tech but directed toward a softer and more reflective conclusion. The groove...

[VAM13] “Dedication” opens the record with a focused and confident deep-tech groove. Precise sound design and forward motion create immediate tension and drive, locking the listener in from the very first bars...

[VAM13] “For A Second” shifts the focus toward flow and atmosphere. A rolling groove, soft vocal accents, and glowing pads form a warm, immersive space. The track invites movement without pressure, making it equally...

[VAM13] Built around broken rhythms and steady tension, “Keep Movin” reveals a restrained and mature side of Daniel Broesecke’s sound. The groove evolves patiently, wrapping the listener in repetition and detail...

[VAM13] Ki.Mi. reworks the original into a deeper, more hypnotic form. Time feels stretched, space opens up, and the groove transforms into a slow, enveloping flow. Designed for late-night moments, the remix closes the...

[DAM61] DB9 opens the release with “Anticipation,” a steadily evolving piece of classic dub house built around a firm low-end and an instantly engaging groove. The arrangement develops gradually, introducing small...

[DAM61] DB9 raises the energy with “The Essence,” combining an animated house rhythm with dub accents that travel through the entire arrangement. The groove stays active and physical, while deep chords and carefully...

[DAM61] “Reverence” captures DB9’s distinctive approach through a deceptively simple groove and an arrangement that reveals more with every rotation. Deep, colourful dub chords move continuously across the stereo field...

[DAM61] DB9 closes the release with “Mind Twister,” where a soft sub-frequency foundation meets a clearly articulated rhythmic structure. Warm dub chords surround the groove and slowly alter its emotional weight...

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[DAM60] Triptil approaches “Sanda” with patience and precision, introducing a softer groove that gently reshapes the original. His signature production style gives the track fresh movement while preserving its emotional...

[DAM60] Falsa Magra reimagines “Diffuse” through a more energetic lens, naturally shifting the track toward afterhours territory. The groove gains extra momentum while the atmosphere remains warm and immersive. It’s...

[DAM60] Costin Rp offers a thoughtful reinterpretation of “Dubious”, built around warm pads and a direct rhythmic pulse. The remix catches attention from the opening bars and gradually draws the listener into its...

[DAM60] Daniel Broesecke & Tobias Laun deliver a remarkably refined reinterpretation of “Huli”, balancing intricate detail with an effortlessly flowing groove. Every layer feels carefully tuned, allowing the remix to...

[VAM14] “Blush Response” from Spinnski is one of those tracks that immediately earns its place in the bag. Airy pads open the space, but it’s the rolling low-end and tight groove that lock everything in. It doesn’t try...

[VAM14] “In Motion” from Ian Oskadev is built for the moments when the room is already moving and you need to push it further. Tight, driving, and fully locked in, it delivers weight and precision exactly where it...

[VAM14] “Dreams” by CLGR is the kind of track that shifts the room without raising the volume. A deep rolling bass, a hypnotic vocal, and a feeling that slowly takes over the space. It doesn’t hit — it pulls you in and...
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