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Established in 2016 by French DJ/producer Cool Tiger, Junction Records has really hit its stride of late, with its genre-straddling productions perking the ears of some of the scene's most renowned tastemakers. Always forward-thinking and unique in their approach, the label's latest endeavour is a sister label, Junction White. This time about, the imprint's focus is geared toward more straight-up dancefloor jams, the likes of which Cool Tiger emits here with real aplomb on the label's inaugural release. Featuring four originals, it's a release that's sure to find favour aplenty with discerning tastemakers.

Opening up the release is the sounds of 'Ocre Vision'. An unrelenting track of the sort that's sure to go down a treat with Perc, Ben Klock et al, it's been tailor made with peak time floors in mind. Chopped vocals are the root of much of the track's intensity, and by the time the beats become even more frantic it's sure to have left the listener in a trance. 'Raw Ad' opts for an even deeper and scarier palette, with a series of thunderous kicks elevating the EP to new pastures still.

'Red Blast' sees matters scaled back considerably. Full of clever restraint and imbued with clever keys, it's definitely a track that will sound best on a large system. The perfect track with which to elevate the night to more sense-heightening planes, it's a fitting accompaniment to matters elsewhere. Last but by no means least is the B-side's final offering, 'Open Minded'. Again, the producer opts for a booming soundscape, this time via a track that only sporadically stops to draw breath. All thing considered, Cool Tiger's latest is a triumph for both label and artist and marks an auspicious start to life for the label especially.

DJ Feedbacks:
Early Support by: Laurent Garnier, Truncate, Joseph Capriati, Roman Lidau, Carlos Valdes, Eric Cloutier, Robert Owens, Grego G

Remembering the old days is not always the wrong choice. David Jach focused on his roots and with Back To House and he reflects where his own sound is coming from. Oldschool vibes meet a new way of club aesthetics. A homage to friends of classic but modern house productions with punch. His friends Okain and Agent are with him on his journey and provide their interpretation of oldschool house music. Both give the original an individual twist and the three productions together build a harmonic picture Back To House .

Heads up for fresh vibes out of your favourite corner! Dizzy Tunes brings DJ Krime back on track shaping it up with Mr Krush and their Chicago Vibes EP. As if that wasn't dope enough, they spoil your ears with a pure 80's floor filling remix by Murphy Jax.

Here they come, real adventurers driven by the music. Two real passionate found each other
and got together for this amazing collaboration. The man behind the label Fantastic Friends
Nicolas Duvoisin well known for creatively alternating between minimal, house and techno giving
the dance floor a unique ass-schaking experience such as with his releases and remixes on
labels like snork enterprieses, kindisch, kina music, siteholder, circle music, and many others.
And Danielle Nicole known for her unique minimalistic take on techno, which can be found on
labels such as Little Helpers, Baile Musik, Fantastic Friends, Draft.. and so on.

The Original of She Was Happy is a deep-housey, funky song with mind-tickling vocals. Before
you know it, your toes will be moving to the bass of the sound. Nukem's Remix carries you
through a groovy minimalistic jouyride that is deep and floor-pumping at the same time. The
Original of Someone Need It you get a tripped-out floor-burner with a strong tech-house
groove, clever sample-play, enthralling effects, climactic arrangements and a bouncy bassline
that'll have people forgetting their own names. Also for this song we got an amazing remix from
german based producer Martelli which delivers us a more techy version with breathy vocal
samples, off-kilter percussion and an attractively bouncy groove.

So that's it, our first release on our favorite sound carrier vinyl. And now.. Dance!

Paul Mac is back on Suspected, this time with his own release. You do not have to say much about Paul except that he is constantly delivering bangin music. This time 2 Tracks, 1 together with FBK.

76-79 And Vibration White Fingers. Two Different Names, Two Different Aliases, One Person Behind, Are Back Again With 4 Amazing Tracks From Techno To Minimal.

Next Up From Sofa Sound Is The Forthcoming Collaborations From Drum & Bass Heavyweights Dlr, Break, Randall And Ulterior Motive, A Collective Who've All Helped To Pioneer The Genre Whilst Staying Inherently Underground. Whilst Break And Randall Have Laid Its Foundations, Producers Like Dlr And Ulterior Motive Have Shaped The More Contemporary Scene, Although Both Tracks Signify The Colossal Engineering Standards Of Each Featuring Artist. The Established Names Also Bring Their Weight To Sofa Sound's Back Catalogue, Which Has Expanded Since Its Creation By Dlr In 2017.

Dlr, Break And Randall Come Together For Lead Track 'song & Dance', An Old-school Reminiscent Roller With Snipped Up, Mc-lead Vocal Samples And Jazzy Instrumentals. The Energy Between All Three Artists Is Instantly Recognisable, With Randall's Old-school Approach Shining Through Each Layer. On Top Of Strung Guitar Notes And A Hook Which Nods To Its Namesake, 'song & Dance' Blends A Mixture Of Styles To Present A Versatile Addition To Sofa Sound.

Next Comes 'modules', Featuring A Combination Of Sonics Recorded Through Ulterior Motive's Modular Set Up. The Ruminating Drums And Basses Brought From The Collections Of Their Collaborators Deliver Its Funkier Elements, With The Bassline Fluctuating Between Notes And Twisting Its Way Through A Melodic Undertow. Alongside Its Unusual Structure, The Track's Organic Approach And Frequent Switches Grab Its Listener Unaware. Another Imperative Release On Sofa Sound, The Imprint Has Shown Its Commitment To Artists From Across The Spectrum, Through Both Its Digital Releases And Physical Discography Additions.

Saint & Don't introduces it's second vinyl release, this time we have one of our favorite producers that needs no introduction. Felipe Valenzuela delivers "Prototypes", some selected tracks from his music series, where he shows the eclectic side of his career, this release also includes a collaboration with Dorian Paic (Raum...musik), reshaping Prototype 23 togheter.

Robots and smiles for the dance floor.
Vinyl Only, no repress

180 gHaving played at On Loop's 1st birthday in 2017 after guesting on Moxie's NTS show the previous year, we are delighted to welcome LK back to the family for our seventh release. Hailing from Leeds, he's been a producer on the rise for a few years now after standout releases on labels like Shall Not Fade and Ruff Draft. Previously releasing under the alias Viers, as LK he offers something with a more soulful touch. Each offering on the three-tracker brings something slightly different to the package. Title track 'Dreams' has been made with the dancefloor in mind, whilst the summery '(I Wanna) Make Luv 2 U' is drawn from laid-back Soul and Motown influences. Slow burner 'Summer Of 93' closes the EP, with a direct nod to the slinky vibes of 70s disco.

While carefully handling their respective careers, postponing then their obvious collaboration, Möd3rn trio's members have capitalized its desire and now deliver its mere substance, in the
rightest moment, where, simply, all the distant forces converge.

The six daring, expert hands merge now into a unique entity, unanimously moving within the same effort towards techno music. The formula is elaborated freely: each one's adjunctions -subtle keys, nervous chords, underground blows, rhythmical uproars- pour into a thick maelstrom, opaque, condensing Detroit's grieving sensibilities as well as last decade's bewildering cacophonies.
Chance intertwined their paths and now the three companions celebrate both the friendship that resulted and the good fortune that has driven it, by improvising live together as one faceless, solid body agitated by the urge of dance and music, composing the material that shall be processed later on to form their eponym label's releases.

This first album delivers us a raw & emotional techno. Through this long format, the 3 producers indulge more and expand the scope of their musical playground. Less condensed than an EP this album is a contemplative musical journey that awakens all the senses while remaining dedicated to the dancefloor. This album appears as an obvious decision, logical continuation of the story,
because Möd3rn was born from live. Today, Möd3rn shows us a varied panel of his efficient work, sensitive and powerful, combining strong feelings and dynamic energies.

Sepp takes center stage on Curtea Veche's sixth release with a riveting storytime 12" two tracker. "La Gura Sobei" compels the dancefloor to step into traditional romanian shoes with "Dugul Pamantului", a massive atmospheric and layered behemoth, while "Zorilor Roze" takes a more subtle and enthusiastically melodic approach on folk influences.

Support from the Romanian veterans and many more..

For release number 16 on De:tuned Stefan Robbers aka Terrace steps up to the plate. The veteran and well-respected Dutch producer from the city of Eindhoven unleashes four brand new techno tracks with a strong Detroit DNA for the discerning dancefloors. It's everything you'd expect from a Terrace release: a crisp and warm analogue sound with plenty of melody and groove, dubby undertones and fat chords. The icing on the cake is the optical themed artwork created by designer Openmind (aka Strictly Kev, DJ Food, Ninja Tune). As per usual Matt Colton from Alchemy Mastering reworked the source material to guarantee a flawless listening experience. This release will be available on 180 gr vinyl. A digital release will also be available from all the usual outlets. Stay tuned!

Druzhba returns with a VA release that brings together a selection of stripped-down and atmospherics tracks. Side A is represented by the Berlin residents Ed Herbst and O.B.S. while Side B is overtaken by the house duo Worker Union along with an unknown artist. 300 copies!

David Vunk releases Trouble Tonight on Omnidisc. And its pretty save to say its one of the strongest mr Vunk delivered so far! 3 electro/techno acid cuts that will do their damage on the dance floor! Recommended!

We have a choice.
To progress towards a civilization which does not unconsciously perpetuate or aggravate inequality and poverty, we need to accept our many di erences. For those who prefer uniformity or others who would rather avoid proximity, the celebration of diversity might sound ridiculous.
A certain measure of discomfort is required to reach compassion. But peace through diversity is no prophet's fantasy. It is no harder to imagine than the magical fact that we are alive right now.
The eternal act of dancing is one of the most active form of contemplation. Facing our own selves in the mirror of movement, we realize that we indeed are reflections of one another at all times. What will our own actions and thoughts feed around us
Sourcing their inspiration from the many shades of color that co-exist on between black and white on the great designer's palette, it is through their open and eclectic selections that Possible Futures turn dancefloors into spaces of self-discovery and transcendance.
On the heels of two grainy cuts by Leonel, Possible Futures is proud to present this second recording - another therapeutic blend for self-discovery and restorarive motion. Slang is a new perspective on the rich collaborative e orts that unite DJ Deep & Roman Poncet.
Over the last two years, their studio work has resulted in an eclectic myriad of productions. May it be on Rekids, on Tresor Records as Adventice, on Desire as Sergie Rezza and now
as Slang, their music is always unfamiliar and far-reaching into di erent sources of inspiration.
Afro percussions, dubbed out processing, field recordings and house chords come together under the form of these poems, contemplative at times and measured at others.

Coming back to Romania on our 11th release, represented by Einzig. Groovy rhythms on three originals supported by lovely version from Matei Tulbure
180 gramm,

A1. HateLate - Can't Stop

The french talent Hatelate has delivered some serious vibes in the A side.
His track Can't stop' has some disco samples matched perfectly together that makes this cut so fresh and brilliant, it brings summer in every season of the year.

A2. Nasty Boy - Sky Jam

Italian underground talent Nasty Boy lands on Trend with his Sky Jam', full of dreamy pads and leads.
Acid, Chicago, Detroit influences makes this record unique in his style, Nasty Boy on the keys never disappoint.

B1 Ricky Montanari & Tone-On - I Believe (Do you)

The old and new school together for the B side: Ricky Montanari and Tone-on.
Their track has a dirty 909 groove, old school swing and a killer bassline.
The main female vocal gives an amazing soul to the darkness of the instrumental part, club track to kill the dancefloor.

In a post apocalyptic world, a squad of heroes fights to save what remains of humanity. A dystopian future among landscapes, desolate alien enemies and mysterious architectures; the survival of our species becomes an unexpected return to life. Music by Giorgio Gigli with remixes from Acronym and Rafael Anton Irisarri.

High Grade Techno Floor Burners From Kuf On A Limited 100 Edition Press.

It's one year since we started this adventure and we want to celebrate pressing our first vinyl. For this special event we have onboard one of our best friends and someone we respect massively, no other than Oscar Mulero. He his providing two futuristic reworks of UnCUT's track Beneath, floor orientated but mental at the same time, with flanged synth sequences and scientific drum programming making two techno tools that will crush sound systems worldwide.
Aside from the remixes, an own rework of Beneath is made by the Hd Substance & Leandro Gamez duo as well as a brand new original track called F9, arpegio madness, concrete beats and solid structures as we should expect from this two veterans.
Four solid cuts of no joke modern techno made by those who know for those who know.

It's hard to imagine being at the cutting edge of electronic dance music for over three decades, and never resorting to cliché or tired gimmicks in order to create unique and forward thinking music, but Matthew Herbert is still channelling original and thought provoking ideas into his projects all these years later. Via his Accidental record label, he has always excelled at left of centre productions, and through a variety of genre aliases (including Doctor Rockit, Wishmountain and The Matthew Herbert Big Band), his imagination has always run wild, resulting in an infectious catalogue of music over the years. 'Brand New Love", featuring the vocals of rising star, Zilla, finds Herbert creating a dense and dramatic bass heavy cut. A steppers beat, utilizing Herbert's trademark sampling techniques, it's a killer cut with sweeping cinematic qualities that sounds head and shoulders ahead of the rest. Special Request, the jungle heavy arm of Paul Woolford's many recording talents, is enlisted to put his breakbeat spin on the original, and turns in an absolutely lethal version; choppy breaks, spinbacks and booming subs come with intent, whilst a sumptuous string arrangement accompanies Zilla's vocal for a truly uplifting spirit. 'The Peacock", with its loose beats and opaque stabs, rolls along with its industrial undertones and ravey motif, discordant at times but a truly hypnotizing but in the finest of side B1 traditions. Bringing up the rear, 'Cheekbone' is frenetic and charging micro tribal rave (a new genre classification right there); a glorious medley of percussion, earworm synths and guillotined vocal samples, showing just why Matthew Herbert is as vital an artist now as he has ever been.

Coming hot on the heels of Samuel Rohrer'sRange of Regularity album are two EPs of striking reinterpreta- tions. These new remixes provide an intriguing parallax view of the original tracks, using the percussive eclecticism of the parent LP as a starting point from which to journey into soni- cally vibrant, feature-rich territories. The production specia- lists on the first EP include Ricardo Villalobos and Vilod, the collaborative duo with Max Loderbauer. Villalobos, has alrea- dy formed a strong working relationship with Rohrer's AM- BIQ trio, lends his talents to both of these new EPs. The se- cond one will be completed by a remix of Burnt Friedman. Each individual remix has its own character, they are all united in their ability to provide a quick cure for fatigue with the common loop': they are strung together from fleeting phra- ses that evolve as if they are taking on a life independent of their creators.Villalobos' compelling take on Lenina' pulsates from start to finish with a kind of voluntary anxiety, a commitment to painting every corner of the sonic surface with clearly defined pointillist touches. While this kind of approach would cause less confident producers to collapse at their editing worksta- tion, Villalobos takes to the task with gusto - leaving see- mingly no corner un-animated by sound, he pieces together something surprisingly funky and hyper-real from a catalog of distinct percussive hits, time-reversed ephemera, and playful kitchen sink' ambience. Vilod's Uncertain Grace' remix, though marginally more laidback than the flipside, is no less engaging. A buzzing beehive of activity powered by an organ- like refrain, this is one of those pieces that will induce a fee- ling of perpetual movement into even the most still of physi- cal surroundings. This is especially true when, after four and a half minutes of flotation, a straight-ahead techno rhythm ta- kes over and all the disparate hovering elements fall into place.

Next up on the Astropical Tapes imprint is Boryn, half of the Astro Buhloone duo. This time his solo debut EP titled: 'The Same' with Loz Goddrad on the remix. Limited, vinyl only.

New twisted techno jams with some acid flavor from Italian producer D-Leria on his debut 12" for Darknet.

D-Leria gives us "Confusion" on the A-side, including remixes from Stanislav Tolkachev and Pinion, then on the flip-side it's "Premonition" with a harder-edged remix from the Bavarian techno machine Alex Bau.

Already supported by Dave Clarke, Gary Beck, Advanced Human, Ben Klock, Marco Bailey, Answer Code Request, Truncate, Ben Sims, Xhin, Jonas Kopp, Ilario Alicante, Luca Agnelli, Slam, Speedy J.

Label host Joachim Spieth delivers emotional content. 2 cuts, deep & ambient.

deep & detailed.

As the winter solstice approaches and the fool's journey comes to a close, Chapter 24 marks its first two years of great releases with a 24th EP. This symbolic offering is a vinyl-only package from Masaya, with an Edition by her close friend and frequent b2b DJ partner Ripperton.


Masaya's entire life is music and this really shines through across the four cuts served up by the Swiss-Chilean artist. As boss of her own label Mina Records, she is a real underground star who has been responsible for numerous great releases over the last ten years.


'Borderline' kicks things off and is nine minutes of spine-tingling deep house music with haunting vocals and wispy autumnal synths. Subtle and seductive, it is a killer opener to the EP. 'Picture' is then just as emotive and spiritual, with tender string sweeps and rolling rubbery beats mixed in with warm finger clicks to make for a hugely atmospheric house groove. The final original is 'Flow of Tears', which is again cavernous and deep, its sombre chords draped over gentle drums with whispered vocals that really mark it out as an evocative listen.


Ripperton is the long time deep house star from Switzerland who runs his own Tamed Musiq and has a fine discography, releasing on the likes of Innervisions, Maeve and more. His version of 'Flow of Tears' captures the sound of futuristic house and techno in 2016. It is more direct and driven, with corrugated drums and loose limbed percussion lulling you into his autumnal groove.

Each purchase includes free digital download once shipped. Please email proof of purchase to label (at) chapter24records (dot) com

2 original tracks by Labelhead Sebo K, incl. Remixes by D'julz and DJ Honesty, vinyl only, handstamped whitelabel

the new 10" vinyl by terry lee brown jr. !!! contains mixes by david alvarado and nick curly !!!

limited 12" picture vinyl !!!

With his latest and 8th artist album "Tiefenschön" The Timerwriter Jean F. Cochois convinced the critics once more after his latest mix compilation out of his compilation series "Deeptrain" became compilation of the month in Mixmag UK.

killer doublepack with rmxs by Milton Jackson, Roberto Rodriguez, Einzelkind, Johan Ilves, Francois Dubois, Terry Lee Brown Jr. , Manuel Tur, Neil Qiugley !!!

a strong 2x12" vinyl !!