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McCarty Shoot announce guest DJs for episode 2.

  • Jun 5, 2021
  • 5 min read

Updated: Jun 5


Black-and-white promotional image for McCarty Shoot featuring guest DJs Concat on the left and Danz Maxine on the right, with the McCarty Records logo positioned between them against a dark background.

This week's McCarty Shoot, presented by McCarty Records, features guest appearances from Concat and Danz Maxine. Scientific Sound Asia, an underground radio station, music news outlet, DJ agency, and promoter with an international audience in the Asian region, continues to grow its platform with innovative electronic programming.


McCarty Records was established through a creative collaboration between Europe and the Middle East. The label emerged from a long-standing friendship between two passionate music enthusiasts, each with years of industry experience. By combining their expertise and vision, they founded McCarty Records as a new platform for contemporary underground music.


From the beginning, the label adopted a broad and open-minded approach to the Techno spectrum. With a commitment to remain independent and forward-thinking, McCarty Records releases music across various branches of the genre, including Techno, Melodic Techno, Deep Tech, Minimal, and Tech House.


Through McCarty Shoot, the label will offer a monthly selection of carefully curated releases, showcasing their own productions alongside guest contributions and standout tracks from the broader international Techno scene. The show aims to spotlight emerging talent while reinforcing McCarty Records’ dedication to diverse and evolving underground electronic music.


Black-and-white portrait of electronic music artist Concat standing in front of a graffiti-covered wall, wearing sunglasses, a hooded top and a leather jacket while looking to the left.

Guest DJ Concat.


Concat is a Turkish DJ and producer from Istanbul whose involvement with electronic music stretches back to the late 1990s. He began producing in 1998 using classic hardware and early production equipment, while simultaneously building his reputation as a DJ through performances in clubs and bars across Turkey.


During these formative years, he developed a strong connection to underground electronic music culture, refining both his technical production skills and his ability to read dancefloors. His early experiences helped establish the foundations of a sound centred on groove, atmosphere and driving rhythmic energy.


Between 2005 and 2012, Concat stepped away from the electronic club scene to work alongside established rock bands, contributing to sampling, production and studio development. This period broadened his musical perspective and introduced new approaches to arrangement, sound design and composition that would later influence his electronic productions.


Following his return to electronic music, he refocused his attention on Techno, gradually developing a style that balances hypnotic rhythms, powerful grooves and darker underground textures. His productions draw from both classic and contemporary influences while maintaining a clear connection to the dancefloor.


Recent releases have strengthened his presence within the underground techno community. His track All Night on McCarty Records has appeared in several formats, including the original version alongside remixes from Bokard and Rob Van Hell. The release explores both Raw / Deep / Hypnotic Techno and Peak Time / Driving Techno, highlighting the flexibility of the original production across different interpretations.


Further releases such as Under Control on PLATTENLABEL continue to showcase his club-focused approach, combining driving percussion, rolling basslines and streamlined arrangements designed for contemporary techno environments. Across his catalogue, Concat demonstrates a preference for functional dancefloor music built around atmosphere, momentum and carefully controlled energy.


Today, he continues developing his sound from Istanbul while contributing to the wider underground techno scene through productions, collaborations and DJ performances, maintaining a commitment to the deeper and more hypnotic side of electronic music.


Black-and-white portrait of electronic music artist Danz Maxine seated beside a collection of vinyl records, wearing a dark shirt and looking directly at the camera.

Guest DJ Danz Maxine.


Danz Maxine approaches electronic music as a platform for exploration, drawing inspiration from personal discovery, collective dancefloor experiences and a willingness to move beyond conventional genre boundaries. His sound combines hypnotic rhythms, polyrhythmic structures, Afro-Latin influences and abstract electronic textures, creating music that balances movement, atmosphere and experimentation.


Rather than following a fixed formula, his productions focus on creating immersive environments where rhythm and emotion develop naturally. While firmly rooted in Techno, his work often incorporates influences from a wider spectrum of electronic music, allowing each track to evolve through tension, repetition and subtle sonic detail.


His philosophy views club music as a space for both freedom and reflection, where physical energy and deeper emotional responses can coexist. This approach has helped shape a distinctive artistic identity centred on atmosphere, rhythm and creative independence rather than strict adherence to a particular style.


Recent releases on McCarty Records have highlighted the different facets of his sound. Tracks such as Sense Irregularity, Nightmare and Recurrent Dream explore the darker side of Raw / Deep / Hypnotic Techno through rolling grooves, immersive textures and carefully controlled progression. These productions demonstrate his ability to create tension and movement through minimal yet effective arrangements.


Alongside these deeper works, tracks including Mom Would Be Sad and his remix of Frozen by Stefan Nite move towards Peak Time / Driving Techno, introducing more direct energy while retaining the hypnotic qualities that define his productions. His remix work on Doorman by CYCLYCX further showcases a talent for reshaping material into club-focused techno designed for larger dancefloor environments.


Across his growing catalogue, Danz Maxine continues to develop a sound that blends hypnotic rhythm, atmospheric depth and contemporary techno energy. His productions reflect an artist committed to experimentation and creative freedom while maintaining a strong connection to underground electronic music culture.


Concat begins the first hour with Ugo Anzoino and Nik Wel’s UPGRADE, followed by his own production All Night. Teenage Mutants’ Fortune and UMEK’s Cryptic Speech establish peak driving Techno direction before Coach introduces Perpetual Dark.


Dadgar’s Nasty Desire leads into the DJ Joel Cabana remix of Coach’s World To Come. Drunken Kong’s Phoenix, Dadgar’s Space Time Mind Body and Bruce Zalcer’s Dark Desires continue the club-focused momentum before BASTET, Rommo and Andrea Signore close the hour with the Andrea Signore remix of Phoenix.


Danz Maxine begins the second hour with Dadgar’s AI Controlled and h3er’s Fireball. Coach’s Perpetual Dark returns through the Audio Sin remix before Danz Maxine introduces Sense Irregularity. DULEP’s 10 Minutes and the DJ Joel Cabana remix of World To Come maintain the hypnotic Techno flow.


The closing section includes unreleased Danz Maxine material, further interpretations of Perpetual Dark and 10 Minutes, and the unreleased Danz Maxine remix of CYCLIX’s Doorman. MarAxe, Dadgar, Billy Turner and Anthony Brahv complete an episode shaped by raw textures, driving rhythms and the varied Techno sound associated with McCarty Records.


McCarty Shoot Episode 2.

Concat Tracklist: (first hour).

Ugo Anzoino, Nik Wel - UPGRADE (Original Mix) 

Concat - All Night (Original Mix) 

Teenage Mutants - Fortune (Original Mix) 

UMEK - Cryptic Speech (Original Mix) 

Coach - Perpetual Dark (Original Mix) 

Dadgar - Nasty Desire (Original Mix) 

Coach - World to Come (DJ Joel Cabana Remix) 

Drunken Kong - Phoenix (Original Mix) 

Dadgar - Space Time Mind Body (Original Mix) 

Bruce Zalcer - Dark Desires (Original Mix) 

Bastet, Rommo, Andrea Signore - Phoenix (Andrea Signore Remix)

Danz Maxine Tracklist: (second hour).

Dadgar - AI Controlled (Original Mix) 

h3er - Fireball (Original Mix) 

Coach - Perpetual Dark (Audio Sin Remix) 

Danz Maxine - Sense Irregularity (Original Mix) 

DULEP - 10 Minutes (Plural_izm Remix) 

Coach - World To Come (Dj Joel Cabana Remix) 

Danz Maxine - Unreleased 

Coach - Perpetual Dark (Original Mix) 

DULEP - 10 Minutes (Original Mix) 

Danz Maxine - Unreleased 

Coach - Perpetual Dark (El Brujo Remix) 

CYCLIX - Doorman (Danz Maxine Remix) Unreleased 

MarAxe - Surreal (Original Mix) 

Dadgar - Alternative Zukunft (Danz Maxine Remix) 

DULEP - 10 Minutes (Patrick Branch Remix) 

Billy Turner - Distress 

Anthony Brahv - R2T100 (Danz Maxine Remix)


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