Timo Maas makes his long-awaited return with a new single ‘College 84’ featuring Placebo’s Brian Molko. Set for release in November on Maas’ own label Rockets & Ponies, the single precedes his highly anticipated third artist album due out in 2012. Legendary producer Alan Moulder (best known for his work with Depeche Mode, The Killers, Nine Inch Nails and Foo Fighters to name a few) has mixed the fusion of electronic beats, sinister chords and hypnotic vocals to make an anthemic club track. &ME, Sam Young and Adam Port also make an appearance with their remixes of the single completing the package.

College 84 (Original)

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Adam Port Remix

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&ME Remix

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Sam Young Remix

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College 84 (Radio Edit)

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Impatient fans have already made release cycle calculations. The Frankfurt insider circle already knew unconfirmed details. And now finally Datapunk is letting the dancing cat out of the bag: 2010 is starting with an Anthony Rother thunder clap.

So the electro producer is sending a first maxi rumble across the country with „Disco Light“, so that it can make condensation and can soon be unloaded as the
„Popkiller 2“ album. Actually „Disco Light“ docks where Rother found new expression with his award winning long player „Popkiller“ (2004).
Matured into unadulterated sound, but at the same time Rother’s youngest step into „Moderntronic“ essencing is in no way revised, but rather added as a further dimension. The result is a charismatic club track and catchy airplay tune at the same time, with Rother’s notorious bass growls, distinctive central beat and finally the  shimmering melody as garnish to exponentiate Rother’s singing homage to the power of a perfect party night.

Prime Time alternative no one less than Berliner &Me delivers a remix. Powerful and distinctive the producer establishes once again why he was one of the shooting stars of 2009.

Now it is time to enjoy and speculate on which songs Anthony Rother will send over the full „Popkiller 2“ distance to his fans. To be continued soon.

Early birds say:

“Killer release!” Damian Lazarus (Crosstown Rebels)

“Great production!” Cari Lekebusch (Hybrid Productions)

“Both tracks are super!! Full support. Anthony has been my personal hero for so long. Keep on pushing.” Joel Mull (Drumcode, Inside Records)

“Full support for &ME Remix.” Chris Liebing (Spinclub)

“It’s a huge bomb! Will play &Me Remix for sure!” Mark Knight (Toolroom Records)

Anthony Rother – Disco Light (Original)

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Anthony Rother – Disco Light (&ME Remix)

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