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Techno DJ and Producer AussieATL (DJ Vogel) Offers Some Fresh and Innovated Ideas in His New “Blue Gem Moment” Expanded Catalog

AussieATL (DJ Vogel) is a techno DJ and Producer commandeering the sonic spheres and wheels of the hard-style rapturous techno sound as he improvises with his undoubted adroitness to blend some modern stylings to it. He started out DJ’ing the drum n’ bass and Jangle at Schwimmbad Club, opening for acts like Scooter, U96 and Haddaway, as he transitioned to his versatile and preferred hard-style and after a decade-long hiatus, he re-emerged with some new-found techno passion by live streaming over on Twitch. His techno proficient sound re-lives the 90s and early 00s euphoric scenes and is deeply inspired by his upbringing in Germany’s golden techno era. DJ Vogel is originally from Australia but has roots in Germany and now Atlanta in the United States.

Taking on a moment of astonishing innovation and waving the flag of exploration, his new music collection “Blue Gem Moment” is hugely innovated to expand his catalog in music genres he hasn’t covered as much before. He sought out collaborations with a number of artists and this heartbreak-inspired 8-piece collection was born. There is something for everyone with the melodies coming through from the euphonic gates with great power and influence.

“Say It Too” featuring Kellin Quinn is an alternative rock aesthetic quality sound that flaunts its drum virtuosity and showmanship with the charged up guitars cascading in rhythm and speed and integrating with proud courage with the raspy genre-obedient vocals that are unleashed in a skillful manner and dazzles through the instrumentation with shimmering success!

“Take My Time” featuring Cliff Rider takes it euphonious moment from the bass-drooling and dance-acquired quintessential hip hop style and the vocal work is just as astonishing with the exceptionally arranged instrumentation taking a listener on a melancholic journey where they wish they could have done things differently!

There is a great deal of emotional honesty in “I Get Scared” and in giving ode to vulnerability and perfection “Stars” featuring Michael Domaris will open up a planet of emotions from within a listener. You will enjoy a great deal of melodicism in “Not the End”, “Alone”, “Back to You” and “Almost Wish” – All you have to do is follow the attached link and let the musical journey begin!

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Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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