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Our fourth 12" vinyl release, again a full 4 track artist EP, comes from young dutchman Cleanfield. Relatively unknown at the start of this year, we listened to his demo's and signed them on the spot for a vinyl release. They are really that good, and fall into the same category as the output of Fouk, Nachtbraker, and more..... While waiting on the production of this release he's made quite the entry as newcomer on the deephouse, nu-disco scene with a first digital release on Delve Deeper, that's still doing really well in the charts. We're really excited to release these super funky, groovy tracks on beautiful black wax.

Next EP for Focus On Egoless is on the way.
An amazing work by Rowlanz and Swoy.

And here we are with another mentalistic fantastic Various , as all the rest of vinyl releases vinyl only release. No digital promo , no soundcloud , no previews nothing just the vinyl and its music as we believe that this is the only way to get exclusive tracks in this format. This time we selected carefully the tracks and artists where you can find Bolumar known for his past releases in labels like Amam or Act Natural among others the new comers Mobile Soul System and a digital bonus the 12 minute remix David Delgado has done to label boss Eddy Romero that yes this one will be released in digital. So we are laying to you about vinyl only No the rest of the vinyl are exclusive vinyl tracks so you not going to find them no where except in this limited copies release.

Material x series grows with 34th release. Nasty Jams in this special one. TIP

The second reference of Mostly Records only vinyl includes Jorge Savoretti as Flafour Project, Pedro D´Alessandro from the underground Córdoba City scene. Our friends from Rosario, UEFR, presents their covert participation on this release and finally, to open this reference, the founders of Mostly make an exquisite collaboration for the dance floor.

Gents & Dandy's are finally back with a 3rd limited 12" vinyl release and this time it's an artist EP by the hands of the Greece, Athens based Achilleas Dimitracopoulos, better known as Fog. He's contributed to the house music movement since the late 90s and has previously released on labels like Noir Music, Dieb Audio, Apparel Music, Seven Music, and just recently Suena Hermosa. Collaborations and remix work happened for Kindimmer, Patrick Zigon or even Kruse & Nuernberg to name just a few.

We've had a remix made by Andrew Duke who's been massively supporting the label from the start on his Andrew Duke In The Mix show which has been airing since 1987! His last vinyl appearance dates back to 2014 on Batti Batti Records, so we're pretty stoked to have him on board.

Hot-off-the-press, a solid piece of dance brilliance courtesy of G-Man and Francesco Bonora bringing you three mood-inducing tracks for the all-nighters.

Ikaruslifts you relentlessly over warm padded beats, driving you higher until you are soaring in layers of percussive space. Labyrinth inspires and provokes with melodic comfort meshed with prodding synths, while drum ridden Syrinx delivers the big room bounce that brings the energy and urgency, only letting you catch your breath during the breaks of splintering audio waves. Ba Boom!

Laurent Garnier: Very cool 3 tracker -- NICE ONE
2000 And One: Great EP, full support
Gel Abril: all 3 are super!
Carlo Lio: dope as always from G
Luca Agnelli: nice pack, ikarus my fav
Luigi Madonna: Thanks for the music
Spencer Parker: ikarus is great ! thx !! :)
Andre Crom: Really loving this!
Mihai Popoviciu: nice tracks! will try!
Fideles: cool ep.
Arjun Vagale: Labyrynth is killer
Wehbba: Ikarus is really cool
Ian O' Donovan: Very nice Ep. Lovely sounds. Thx
Raresh: will check! thanks
Stacey Pullen: cool thanks
Dan Curtin: liking all of these tracks, mood and drive in all these tracks working for me, thanks! Fav is Ikarus
Danny Tenaglia: thanks!!
The Black Dog: Will try for Dogma.
Arnaud Le Texier: Cool. Thx
Luciano Esse: Nice EP! Ikarus is my pick!
Bryan Zentz: Yes! Syrinx is the one for me here. thanks!
Khat Muzique: This is what I call an EP. Impossible to pick just one fav but Syrinx maybe match better with me. Thanks for the music!

Amsterdam's Man With No Shadow makes his debut on OFF Recordings.
- Apatik is a piece of relentless mainroom techno, a thumping kick and saturated drums meet an
energetic and ever-modulating synth lead.
- Hell's Bells is a more toolish affair, perfect to build the night or the later hours.
The same goes for - Free Love . A timeless tool.
Germany's Drumcomplex turns - Hell's Bells into another peaktime stomper.
A highly functional EP and convincing label debut.

Up next on the AdMaiora catalogue is an exclusive Italian project. Two young djs, producers and long time friends Nicola Calbi and Luky got together for 'Miami Force 89'. With releases on some of the most prestigious tech-house imprints, including 'Wow! Recordings' and 'Sanity', the fellow Italians unleash another powerful EP.

First entitled main 'Miami Force 89' is clearly immersed in the atmospheres of the late 80's. Unceasing female vocal loop meets tasty groove, hi-octave vibrato lead and a mighty kick and bass combination, making you feel like you're driving a supercar in the sunny East Coast.

The second original called 'Machine Gun' is a total gunpowder track, with a super-fat kick drum, aggressive vocal samples and rampant synths. Nicola and Luky go harder than ever, delivering a great tech-house stomper.

On the remix duty we warmly welcome Berlin hero Philip Bader and Italian duo Alfa Romero. The guys from Alfa Romero have already worked with Italian veteran Davide Squillace, and got remixed by Robert Dietz, Betoko and Snilloc. In their version of 'Miami Force 89' they go deeper and deeper, concentrating their idea in a long break which is characterized by touching brass, melodic pads and cinematic atmospheres.

Philip Bader closes the thing with the final track of the B side. He's been around for the last 10 years with appearances in almost the biggest labels such as 'Suara', 'This and That', 'Snatch!' and 'Moon Harbour' to name a few. His remix for 'Machine Gun' is pure killer material as he definitely adds fire on this one: since the beginning of the track, the heavy kicks and the harsh usage of the vocal parts turn the original into a military gear assault weapon. The gloomy groove and the grumpy synth-line do the rest, revealing once again the real raw nature of the track.

Obrotka is one of Budapest's main stay DJ's. A member of the Astronaut music events team, as well a tried dancefloor entertainer. He invites Horatio to deliver remixes... and the larger than life eastern European who runs Natural Rhythm label arrives boasting two remixes!
First up his 'Budapest' remix, and he takes the energy levels up and delivers a chunky peak time techno rework.
Secondly his 'Bucharest' remix for deeper and tripped out moments, deep and devastating!
Rounding things off we find Obrotka's own dub of his Hafen City. This is a rather sparse and chunky deep techie vibed goodie. Filled with bleepy low end and skippy beats melt as spacious fx adds depth.

Early Support: Joris Voorn, Karotte, Cevin Fisher, Erick Morillo, DJ T., Sante, Jamie Stevens, Anderson Noise, Trent Cantrelle, Habischman, Paul Hazendonk, Marc Poppcke, Kellie Allen, Raw District, Rob Cockerton, Argenis Brito, Javier Benitez, Gel Abril, Vincenzo D'Amico, Steve Parry, Chris Fortier, Holger Zilske, Demarzo, Dj Dep, Lonya, Right On, Simeon Belle, Alex Fish, Den Dannis, Javier Orduna,

The prolific and always engaging Sidney Charles is back on Moon Harbour with four more tracks of definitive house and tech. His Rawelution EP comes six months after his last outing, Soultrade, and is another impressive release.

Hamburg talent Sidney Charles has become an influential producer since emerging in 2011: his full fat, chunky house offerings have become staples in DJ sets and land on labels like DFTD, Relief and Truesoul. He's coming off a big summer of gigs everywhere from Sankeys and DC10 in Ibiza to Watergate in Berlin, Glastonbury in the UK and many places across the States, so remains on top of his game.

The instantly classic 'Good Times' featuring Hector Moralez races out of the blocks with a barrelling drum groove overlaid with early Chicago era vocals. It's a robust house anthem that's rock solid and ready to ignite any party. The muscular title track is hardcore house with slamming hits and low swinging drums. Techno hihats dangle in the air and warped synth stabs flesh out the groove to devastating effect.

Keeping up the pressure is 'Gone,' seven rather more stripped back and spiritual minutes of swirling pads and steamy female coos. A big breakdown allows the diva vocal to really soar and some neon melodies add warmth to this heads down marcher. Closing things out is 'On And On', a freakier tech number with raw percussive energy, tense crescendos and pixelated synth explosions driven by churning drums.
As ever, Charles has served up four fantastic house variations here that are all designed for maximum dance floor impact.

Vinyl only release signed by one of our favourite artists at the moment, Third Child.
The Italian artist known for his unique style, had his music released on label such as Fasten musique, Only 300 and Inwave just to name a few.
With "Moving Space" Third Child is delivering 3 original tracks really different from each others but suitable for different moments, hours or situations in the party.
Closing things nicely this time is Topper, also known for his Dead Rail. The Italian born Berlin based artists had his music released on label such as All Inn Black, Sleep Is Commercial and Vekton.

''What a collaboration between 2 labels. First time Material joins forces with Loer East from Cozzy D. And deliver a 12inch with only 200 copies! Hurry up and grab your copies.''

Great collaboration EP with artists from Material camp! 14th release on the X Series on Material. Limited 200 copies so be fast! HOT!

Peter Makto & Gregory S, Nadia Popoff, Marko Nastic, Simone M, Cristiano Cellu feat. Gabriel Blue, delivered the first Various Artists of Be Apart Music, a 4 tracks vinyl only release that goes from a minimal approach to a musical groovy beats.

Limited copies on this one... Supported by Jamie Jones and MIhalis Safras.

OCAD is a label established in 2016 by Toke Klinke and Rebecca Broe that empahsizes high quality and originality in electronic music.

Vinyl 1:

A1 :
Red Meat Therapy - Brim
An absolutely hypnotic track, completely stripped down to the core of what really makes your mind and soul dance
on the floor

A2:
Petar Cvetkovic - This
Groovy and sexy beats combined with clever dirty samples and thrills


B1:
Le Dixsco & Roberto Apodaca & Guti Legatto - Horror at camp jelly jam
Three great minds put together to make a dance floor bomb with lots of low end bass and suspence


B2 :
Derek Marin & Margery - Externals
Fast, loud and high energy techno, a real club banger

Vinyl 2 :

C1 :
P.E.T - Z4995
Sexy grooves, powerful low end - this track is a mover

C2 :
Sasha Sidi & Ayrton - Transition
A dreamy, hypnotic and moving track - just what the floor needs at 6 a.m.

D1 :
Vedran Komm - Divelism
Big sound, powerful low end grooves, and a lot of suspence

D2 :
Jemil Deep - Rotate
Great deep sound combined with sexy rotating grooves

Second release from this Dutch 12'' imprint. 180 Gram and Vinyl Only as usual!

The never-ending underground speech has been made on more time by Weltschmerz, owner of the label Complatt, and this time Complatt's second vinyl record goes extremely high and represents the quality of Weltschmerz's vision. The early bird support came by a number of a top underground people of the scene, so the CTTV002 is considered to be quite successful.

Hailing from Richmond, Virginia, DJ Aakmael's profile has steadily risen over the last decade thanks to his supremely classy deep house sounds. Recent times have seen him release excellent material on the likes of Freerange Records, Axe On Wax, Church and Release Sustain, and now he makes his debut on Monologues Records with two deep cuts. 'Dahlin' is a string-laden stomper while 'Organik' is more of a synth-driven jam with some of his exquisite trademark keys improvisation. Leon Revol returns to the label after his well-received 'Embers' EP to rework 'Dahlin' in wonderfully introspective, hazy style, while label boss Ben Gomori steps up for a chunked-up, darkly-tinged rework of 'Organik'.

Support: Laurent Garnier, Danny Tenaglia, Jimpster, Ian Pooley, Charles Webster, Terry Farley, Kai Alce, Roger Sanchez, Death On The Balcony, Peter Kruder, Bill Brewster, Mark Farina, Loz Goddard, Moodymanc, Crowdpleaser, Zepherin Saint, Stacey Pullen, Severino, Edwin Oosterwaal, Speaking Minds, Lars Behrehnroth, Joyce Muniz, Jad & The, Lauhaus*