microglobe is Mijk van Dijk's new label for his very personal vision of Techno and House.
Since his first record release in 1990 he has been a mainstay of the Berlin Techno scene. Between 1992 and 1995 he released several EPs as "microglobe" and also his first album "Afreuropamericasiustralia". Now Mijk returns to his "microglobe" as a personal label after a long journey through the infinite vastness of electronic dance music.
On the title track Mijk takes a stand on social and political issues in his very own way in the tradition of classic Chicago Deep House and his two "Think & Dance EP"'s from 1994, "Peace 4 All" is about the simple truth that everyone has the right to live in peace. The track is released as a vocal version, instrumental and acapella.
The second original track "The Floating World" takes Mijk's trademark sounds from classics like "All Our Colors" (MFS Records, 1994) and "Motherwomb" (Frisbee Tracks, 2007) on a whole new level and has been road-tested in his DJ sets already with great success. The track title is inspired by Mijk's love for Japanese culture and the art of Ukiyo-e.
Mijk van Dijk will release a new EP on microglobe every 6 to 8 weeks.
His next artist album is planned for the end of 2019.
Since his first record release in 1990 he has been a mainstay of the Berlin Techno scene. Between 1992 and 1995 he released several EPs as "microglobe" and also his first album "Afreuropamericasiustralia". Now Mijk returns to his "microglobe" as a personal label after a long journey through the infinite vastness of electronic dance music.
On the title track Mijk takes a stand on social and political issues in his very own way in the tradition of classic Chicago Deep House and his two "Think & Dance EP"'s from 1994, "Peace 4 All" is about the simple truth that everyone has the right to live in peace. The track is released as a vocal version, instrumental and acapella.
The second original track "The Floating World" takes Mijk's trademark sounds from classics like "All Our Colors" (MFS Records, 1994) and "Motherwomb" (Frisbee Tracks, 2007) on a whole new level and has been road-tested in his DJ sets already with great success. The track title is inspired by Mijk's love for Japanese culture and the art of Ukiyo-e.
Mijk van Dijk will release a new EP on microglobe every 6 to 8 weeks.
His next artist album is planned for the end of 2019.
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