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Mark Reeve Releases ‘Raw Mind’ LP on SubVision

The Germany-based English producer’s latest album is an exciting 15-track techno spectacle. Mark Reeve is a familiar name to anyone truly serious about techno.

The Germany-based English producer’s latest album is an exciting 15-track techno spectacle.

Mark Reeve is a familiar name to anyone truly serious about techno. With a career spanning nearly two decades and championed by techno heavyweights like Adam Beyer and Sven Väth, Mark’s groundbreaking productions can be found on Drumcode, Cocoon, Bedrock, Truesoul, Terminal M, Soma, Second State, ELEVATE, Intec, Bek Audio, and of course his own label, SubVision.

Mark is an artist who wears his heart on his sleeve. You can feel rawness and emotion in his music, attributes fully harnessed in his new LP. ‘Raw Mind’ is forged in the spirit of the techno underground, taking back some control. ‘Raw Mind’ sates an appetite for techno purists searching out vibrant techno with its roots in dark cavernous clubs with pummeling sound systems and bass that hits you hard in the chest, shaking the foundations you stand on.

Released on his mighty SubVision, ‘Raw Mind’ captures where Mark is a producer, artist, DJ and label owner. As always, Mark’s projects are delivered with passion and integrity. The result of many hours in the studio getting the right sounds, making little sonic adjustments to ensure the final results deliver where it matters the most – pumped out of the speakers and onto the dance-floor to give the crowd something truly special to get lost in.

In summary, ‘Raw Mind’ captures a techno artist at the top of their game. Someone who is passionate and protective of the underground scene and a spirit dating all the way back to those early days in Germany, Detroit and clusters across Europe. Yet someone who embraces and supports new talent in the sense of community. Long may that continue.

Mark Reeve – Raw Mind is out now via SubVision.

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