Sinisa Tamamovic talks us through the echoes in classic music that inspired new album Echoes Of Dawn The Bosnian artist dropped his new long player Echoes Of Dawn on Marc Romboy's Systematic label at the end of last year and he's compiled a playlist of tracks which inspired him for The Night Bazaar

BOSNIAN artist Sinisa Tamamovic dropped his new album Echoes Of Dawn on Marc at the end of last year on Systematic records.

The eleven-track long player sees the feel-good specialist explore a range of territories, wandering blissfully between refined shades f house, laced with techno energy, and a wide spectrum of other influences can be heard throughout. Sinisa told us:

“Echoes of Dawn is a musical journey created without borders, driven purely by feeling and the desire to explore sound in any territory without aiming for a specific genre. It reflects a freedom in music creation, where each track was allowed to evolve naturally over time.”

 

The album also made it into a milestone year for Marc Romboy’s label as Systematic celebrated 25 years of operation last year. A fitting release for a consistently sought after label. Tamamovic continues:

“I’m incredibly thankful to Marc Romboy for recognizing the depth and range of these tracks, compiling them into an album that tells a story I may not have released otherwise.”

 

We asked Sinisa Tamamovic for a playlist of tracks which inspired the album. Listen to the music and read what he had to say about the tracks below.

Rino Ceronne – Rilis 08
One of the records I used to play a lot and definitely nailed my taste for techno music in the early 2000s. It’s a legendary release by Rino Ceronne on Rilis.

 

Silicone Soul – Chic-o-laa (H-Foundation mix)
I first heard this remix during a night in my hometown when Scottish DJ Robin Murray joined in. He dropped this absolute bomb, and after some persuasion, I managed to get the vinyl from him. It’s still a proud part of my collection.

 

Sinisa Tamamovic – Broken Soul
Released over 12 years ago on Night Light Records, “Broken Soul” still resonates with me as a cornerstone of my signature sound. It has been essential in shaping my musical journey.

 

Celada – The Underground (Addictive Trip Mix)
A classic track that introduced me to a more tribal and organic sound. It’s a perfect record for building a great vibe on the dancefloor and controlling the energy of the night.

 

Green Velvet – Flash (Danny Tenaglia’s Nitrous Oxide Mix)
This timeless track features some incredible remixes. I often played Danny Tenaglia’s Oxide Mix and Timo Maas’s Dirty Dub. Both are unforgettable!

 

KC Flight vs Funky Junction – Voices (Fata Morgana Remix)
A hypnotic track with a tribal edge that opened my vision to darker, organic techno sounds.

 

Laurent Garnier – Man With The Red Face
This legendary track by Laurent Garnier blends electronic music with live instruments. It opened many minds and set a new standard in the industry, inspiring countless live collaborations.

 

Sinisa Tamamovic – Split Minds (Sci+Tec)
Released on Dubfire’s Sci+Tec, this track represents a clean production style that I aim for. It serves as a reference for finalizing the sound of most of my tracks.

 

Bushwacka! – Healer
An atmospheric and melodic track with deep vibes and haunting vocals. I still cherish the vinyl, it’s perfect for afterparties.

 

Marco Carola – Get Down
Marco Carola’s old productions have always been influential. This track has a timeless quality that always connects me to deeper vibes.