Chris Liebing — SECTION., 2026

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Why this recording

Chris Liebing returns to SECTION., which presents this as his second set for the series: the episode, listed by MixesDB as week 53, was shot in London on 9 May 2026. He plays live on hardware, a format the series description explicitly sets apart from DJing, all in under an hour. Among the tracks identified by MixesDB are two releases from his label CLR, Risa Taniguchi's 'Masks' and Shlomi Aber's 'Schema', alongside Amotik's remix of Ben Klock and Fadi Mohem's 'Ultimately'.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

Rights-holding channelSECTION.
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Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026.

Published on September 8, 2026 by

This live set was filmed in May 2026 for the SECTION. series, which showcases in-person live performances from techno figures. Chris Liebing, born in Giessen, Germany, is one of the defining names in European techno: a long-time resident of the club The Omen in Frankfurt, a regular at Berlin’s Tresor and the founder of the CLR label at the turn of the 2000s. What sets his approach apart is the format itself: rather than a conventional DJ set on turntables, he plays live on hardware and controllers, shaping tracks in real time. The filmed set illustrates his brand of hypnotic, industrial techno, built from dark pads, taut kicks and textures that shift slowly across the performance. It arrives during an active period for the artist, marked in particular by his album ‘Evolver,’ released in 2026 on CLR. No official tracklist is reproduced here, and the field is deliberately left empty. The recording foregrounds the live gesture, the gradual construction of the set and the precision of a musician known as much for his work on raw sound as for his mixing.

Personnel & credits

  • Chris Liebing — live (hardware)
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What to watch next

Neither Chris Liebing nor SECTION. (live set filmé) appears elsewhere in the catalogue: what follows rests on the ground itself, Techno from the 2020s.