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AFULAB returns in 2014 with a brand new fat EP by our man Kardinal named Rest In Pain EP !
The limited first pressing will be on coloured Vinly !

DJ,Producer,Remixer,Label manager of Goog recordsKARDINAL(GOOG / AFULAB / PHOBIQ / DRIVING FORCES / RESPEKT / HYDRAULIX and many more) Essential Artist of the French electronic scene for over 10 years, his productions,alone or with his alter ego Lowkey are internationally recognized and playlisted by all superstars dj's like Umek ,Dubfire, Markantonio , Sasha Carassi ,Adam Beyer, Secret Cinema , Whebba and many more.....Their label «GOOG» is certainly the leading label of French techno scene at the moment. He has notably collaborated with various artists such as Scan X, Da Fresh,Popof,or even Electric Rescue with several maxis signed on the famous label of Thomas Heckmann AFU LAB and completed the anthem of Heretiks DVD with the title «Mamoth».




We love and release on Vinyl !

Feedback & Support:

- Sahsa Carassi : 'Another great release from kardinal!'
- Slam (Orde) 'cool grooves - spinning thanks guys'
- Danny Tenaglia 'sounds big...thanks!!!!!'
- Kerstin Eden 'nice pack, will try for sure'
- Gilbert Martini 'Squeez is such a BOMB! Great EP'
- Dr Motte 'thomas p heckman thoughs bombs to the dancefloor. here is one more by kardinal! will play & support.
- Patrick Lindsey 'escape is massive!! thx will play!! good work!'
- Emerson 'mega fat techno. thanks'
- Gizeh 'AFU rocks as ever! Great!'
- Wesley (Toolroom Radio) 'COOL'
- Lerio Corrado 'Nice :)'
- Butch "Good stuff"
- Pablo Discobar 'great work !!'
- Raphael Dincsoy 'rest in pain is big'
- Bart 'All great tracks for my sets! Thanks.'
- Chuck Flask 'great tracks'
and support by Dubfire, Richie Hawtin, Gabriele Gilleri, ...

Collecting ordes for repress

Niro's (a.k.a. Niro Perrone) unconventional approach to production is reflected in this stunning 3 tracker for Idriss D and Fabrizio Maurizi's unique Memento. Taking inspiration from every noise surrounding him, the immensely talented Italian artist and Unclear Records owner firmly believes that music is communication: his heroes and major influences come from the more left field and avant-garde electronic and underground tradition, while his personal loves include anything from African Esotericism to Jamaican Dub, Jazz, Bossa Nova and Soul, in a cultural eclectic melting pot that is vital to our world's vision. His decade long wandering through most European clubs lead him to open and manage one of his country's most famous venues: Klang was in fact a cornerstone for clubbers and Techno and House aficionados, and it has welcomed a wide number of international DJs and Performers (whom he shared the decks with) along the years up until its closing. Niro's style is ever changing and reflecting his many fascinations, resulting in a manifold and very diverse body of works, as shown on this release. 'Via Newton, 1' is a homage to Klang: the title evokes the club's address, and it's a personal message to a place mostly dear to his heart. The Lo-Fi attitude, dark sexy mood and eerie delicate singings find themselves in a sea of sound manipulations, static and crackles; its late night tale atmosphere is intimate and emotional. 'Involution''s classy vibe and hypnotic groove play along elegant vocal samples, dreamy pads and ethereal chimes sprinkles, while 'Rucola Express' (written and performed with his brother Elia) showcases a sustained bass line moving along to a slow pace, with trippy industrial samples and ghostly echoes. Boosta, founder of the legendary alternative electro rock band Subsonica, revered producer, tv personality, radio host and writer, is on remix duties: his Elementary rework of 'Via Newton, 1' is gentle and suggestive, with strings harmonies and soft beats pummeling along spiritual vocal samples.

the megabomb by emmanuel top with the remixes by kai tracid and elektrochemie lk !!!

More than a label, Nine Eleven Records is feeling, culture and respect for House and Techno underground music. We don't think this music styles are a passing fashion but a way of life that guided us for a long time and have made ourselves the way we are.

All our work is aimed to enjoy all things we love with passion.

Chicago and Detroit sound, Disco, Acid, Funk, R&B, 909, 707, 808 analogic sounds: These are our references. Years of music culture investments and fully devotion to find the groove that makes you smile. That is NineEleven Records.

NineEleven Records is our contribution to Underground Breaking Music cannot stop. The only words we can say are: Love is Love.

We are from Valladolid... Yes! from Valladolid The Motor City. Sergio Parrado and Plä Ziom.

911. Love is Love

For this first EP, its creators and label owners, Sergio Parrado and Plä Ziom, take samples of Hip-Hop, R&B, Techno, Funk and disco sounds perfectly geared and ready for the dance floor.

We can find 'DISTRITO 11 (Original Mix)' in side A1. It's a solid groove track based on 808 and 909. Its bass line is a Hips-breaker and synths and voices complete this track that rescue house essence.

On the other side, B1, we find a 'DISTRITO 11' remix signed by one of the 'fittest' music producers worldwide: Javier Carballo (One Records/Overall Music). He has made a very energetic remix with a touch of Techno and a bass line plenty of tension: Intense and deep. We can say this track is 100% Carballo.

Last track on EP is located in B2 side. Another track from the Bad Boys from 'Spanish Motor City': Swing Rebels. Protagonist here is Miss 808, shaped as the bass line, and her friend 909 giving to us an infectious and sticky groove. New wave synths add ephemeral warm bites and R&B voices complete this track.

Definition meets Material. We are glad to have with us for a belter EP, swiiss Don Definition. Solid jacking grooves on our heavy-roster sublabel. Not to be missed.

Hailing from our beloved Berlin but with a strong Canadian background, Ed Ed was
already a name in our radar for some time. His involvement with Sasse's amazing
Moodmusic imprint and recent appearances in Defected and Noir releases gave him
a quick rise and it didn't take long for his dancefloor melting beats to make their way
into our catalogue.

He delivered an outstanding EP for us, filled with clever vocal samples and a great
club appeal.

"Caught Up" starts with a vocal break and showcases a great sampling work creating
different climates all building around a killer funk groove, lots of trickery and naughty
bass will make this one a memorable one when dropped at any club.

"Louis Lane" is all about heavy bass stabs, evergrowing synth progressions, big
breakdowns and sweet rhodes additions, need we say more

We close this masterpiece with "Meltdown", a peak hour groovy number that sways
around a phat modulated bass synth and tops things up with intense strings, disco
drums and hypnotic vocals.

Ed Ed definitely built the perfect club toolbox, we are very happy to offer his OFF
debut and Im sure you will enjoy this as we do.

Loversrock´s Monster brings you a blast from the past. The former duo Oliver Mohnsame and Bruno Harth produced the track back in 2004, using the raw power of analog synths sequenced on an Atari straight on DAT. This is music made according to instinct, by two brilliant minds.
The monstrous beat aims at the dancefloor with no fear of classic repetitions and stomping grooves. After unfolding the dramatic scene playful melodic elements join in and create an atmosphere which drives the dancer into a serious trance.


For Amselcom, London-based Jaya Shakira reworked the track in her fairy-like style, adding a piano that shows off the composition talent of Loversrock. For the remix of her rework Decalculator brought Iannis Ritter's smoky voice into the project. The artists achieve a calm, but poppy convergence, which fully does justice to the original Monster/by Loversrock.

The b-side is a trip into oldschool sample based techno funk, containing the tracks Freak and Shade. Freak plants a funny but dangerous musical description of a techno enthusiast into your ears. The samples used in Shade sound like they could've been recorded at the Zoo and present a variety of mystic sounds.

feedback:
Alan Oldham: Reminds me of a new-school, minimal house version of Secession's "Touch."
Very stylish stuff, very Berlin. I like it a lot.

Grizzly: mystic, pumping & deep - I really like these tracks.

Miro Pajic: Will try at an open air. thanks :)

Mark Archer (Altern 8): Original mix of Loversrock all the way, builds really nicely into a solid groove

TonElite: "Deep, Deeper, This! Alle 3 Tracks + Remix sind individuell und bestechen
durch einen treibenden Beat, absolut genial.

Hollis P Monroe: "Shade"... all day, everyday!

Robert Owens: Cool tracks

Dole & Kom: Nices Release! Monster & Shade sind unsere faves!!!

Mimi Love (Spreedelay): geiler scheiß

Rafaele Castiglione: very nice ep! decalculator remix is my fav

Sascha Cawa: great. my fav. is monster original thanks

Animal Trainer: Original of Monster is outstanding...track deserves its name!

Kuba Kraczewski (Exotic Refreshment): Monster and Shade are ace! Thanks :-)

Dilby: Shade is a cool track. I'll give it a try. Thx

Madmotormiquel (URSL/ Bachstelzen): nice!

Sasha: quirky but good

J. Khobb: Decalculator feat. Jaya Shakira & Iannis Ritter Remix is dope. I'm loving it, thanks.

Marc Miroir teams up with Elif Biçer on PASOmusic.
What a perfect combination!
Elif is well-known through her collaborations with several
Ostgut Ton artists. Her voice is outstanding and you can
hear her passion for music in every single syllable.
Marc Miroir has just celebrated the anniversary of 10 years
PASOmusic in September 2014 and 'Let me go' now is
another milestone in the label's history. 'Let me go'
combines Marc´s sure hand for highly unique yet functional
club music with Elif´s astounding voice.
'Let me go' comes in two versions and you can be sure that
it will burn down every dance oor around the world.
The songs are co-produced by Evamore´s Ronald
Christoph.

Archipel Extra Supplies is the brand new sub-label of Montreal based label, Archipel Musique Canada. The idea of the new project is to focus on providing music enthusiasts with bonus music for their sets as well as listening purposes. The very first release is by Montreal based artist, Stefny Winter who emerges here with a wonderfully crafted tuned project. Slightly stripped down but at the same time, providing a low end, fizzle bass, Winter pushes hypnotic rhythms with a not so subtle smirk. A wink to Audion, or a Perlonesque aesthetic, this Ep ensues a groovy moment as well as heartily groove. As she sets the direction for future releases, Winter proposes a very promising EP that will for sure dig its way to any picky DJ's bag.

Retraieste Romaneste is a LP in which music speaks for it self, like the translation of the title Relive The Romanian Way' this original minimal and deep sound of young artist Dragutesku brings us one step closer to the roots. The track names are picked after the names of great romanian writers and poets from last century topped by the original artwork, this album makes us relive those moments of pure, inspiring originality once again.

There are things in life which are suitable and things in life which aren't suitable. The things which are suitable should be ignored and left for those who enjoyed being tucked into bed and being walked across the street with their hands being held. The things which aren't suitable are what you will probably have some fun with despite the bumps and bruises suffered as a result. The suitable nature of the unsuitability of the following cheek full of tongue provided by Scott Robinson, Ben Pest, Nox, and Norman Mueller will hopefully not cause any permanent damage along the way.

WOW! Just wow for this... Just look at the artists remixed the one and only MENDO!
Hot remixes for this massive ep!

Looking for someone who always followed a clear concept by working

on and shaping his life, on the look for a perfect mood and whose

dearest wish is to impress the crowd, by putting all of his passion into his

work, living and absorbing it 24/7, everyday for more than a decade

by now. On this way you can find a talent, a person who make

something different from everyone.Hystorical resident of one of the most important parties of the world's

capital, Rome's Bizzarro, Stefano Testa slips the hounds with his brilliant

"Hot Sea's Baby Turtle" Ep. A devastating powerful tune showing his

ability of mixing styles between the fat groove and avant-garde

electronic music. He clearly demonstrates to us his unique approach of

choosing the right sounds and the right groove at the right moment.

Following the recent release of his stunning 'Many Is Like Money'

released by Italian Kes, after a couple Rebirth in the last three year and

his only Melisma, charted by Luciano, with Dani Casarano and Felipe

Valenzuela, Stefano as a result of his growing knowledge and skills

becomes capable of creating some of the finest and most intuitive

cuts as "Friday Night" and the title-track "Hot Sea's Baby Turtle".

Two of most renowned minds of the scene, gentlemen and friends as

Ernesto Ferreyra and Frivolous, make nothing short of a flawless release.

They become integral part of the project. Both mixes are perfectly

related to the originals although are completely different as settings.

Ernesto makes a bang-groove from which is not possible to save.

Frivolous, after having enjoyed much of the music from Stefano, plays

and produces for him, with its unique sound, a song clearly made in

Frivolous Land.

Things Already Seen are things seen more than a time, but we are sure

that was never heard.

The Verwunschen Ep got influenced by many Deep House music, Tech House, but also by Electronic Underground Music, which was not made for the club. A Mixture of this and organic instruments, which are typical for his music, made the music warm and melancholic, but the cutted Vocals brought a little clubby Atmosphere in the track. In the Bonus Track "Bosporus" you hear the Influence of Berlin Tech House music. Trumpets were very popular at that time in berlin. The track was only made for the club. Remixes from Marlon Hoffstadt and Matthias Kick were organised, who did their own interpretation and showed some other sides of the song.

We are super thrilled to bring you our next release from one of the newest heavyweights in house music, Darius Syrossian. With his life firmly rooted in music for the last 20 years, it's no wonder why he's so good at what he does, Listen Up is a testament to that.

Both the Dub version and the 'Listen Up Vox Mix' of 'Give You Some' rest on the A-side. Opening with percussion, the impending rhythmic baseline quickly grabs our attention. Darius throws us some vocal sampling in the Vox Mix, creating an outstanding raw and iconic house vibe.

Flipping it over, we find 'Drop Your Gimmicks' on the B-side. This one is a bit more serious and bit less bouncy. With a deeper bass line that tells you what time it is, and the percussion to keep your feet shuffling, the track is, as Darius put's it 'True House Music'.

Yoruba Grooves are proud to present the second of our vinyl series from David Gtronic & Chad Andrew, in the shape of a two track EP, with remixes from two of our fondest artists.
2013 was a big year for the deep tech sound and a perfect setting for two great artists to join up and collaborate. David Gtronic and Chad Andrew are gaining an ever growing reputation, and already have a big stamp on the scene with constant chart hitting tracks emerging from the studio on a regular basis. The duo have held nothing back on this release, with two techno fuelled bombs which can be thrown in the mix of any set at its highest peak. Rest assured when these tracks get dropped the dance floor will erupt. With such high end production on the originals, the remixes needed to be of the same calibre. Welcome Randall M and Brett Jacobs to seal the deal. Each applying there own intelligent and unique sound, with mind blowing results.

Italian wonderkid Lucero En Vivo joins the Natural Rhythm team with an astonishing 4 vinyl only tracks. With releases on Desolat , 250 Rec Lucero offers an analog recital which we greatly apreciate.

Early support list:

Detlef , Stacey Pullen , Steve Lawler , Thisiswhywedance Magazine , Lipstickdisco Magazine , Horatio , Forward Disco , Joe T Vanelli and many more....

Definition:Music have only gone and done it again! This time around,
the Swiss label strikes another home run thanks to the emerging but
inimitable talents of Dene Antony, a much heralded and talked about
British native who's already lined out for the likes of Love Not Money
and Undertechnical. Definition:Music, however, is the perfect place for
a man of his talents, not simply because they foster both emerging and
established producers - but also because Antony's well-executed
house-tastic vibes are precisely in line with the label's raison d'etre.

The bumper-packed two tracker kicks off with the title-track, 'Trap'D'.
A majestic dancefloor battle weapon which will have both the guys and
girls dancing in unison on the floor, it's full of zest and moves at a
relentless booty-shaking pace that we can't help but admire. The
wondrous vocals weave their way in and out of the record; providing an
extra layer to a track which is sure to go down a storm in the sets it's
sure to pervade over the next few months. A perfect demonstration of how
to combine old-school and modern techniques, it's nothing if not an
extremely auspicious Definition debut for Mr.Antony.

On the remix front, it's returning duo Origins Sound who take the reins
with their manic interpretation. The Bath lads' reworking of the track
goes deep and dexterous in its search for pleasures, while the bellowing
bassline keeps us on our toes thanks to a mound of suspense which comes
about through the pair's liberal use of some ravey chords and a
simmering dollop of rich, nuances snares. All things considered, it's
another surefire winner from the Definition:Music crew.

The always on point Definition:Music is back with another killer house EP, this time from Frag Maddin, the Hamburg man who has impressed with previous releases on labels like Area Remote and Heinz Music.
With a background that includes drumming in a punk rock band and producing hip-hop, this young and hyperactive talent has plenty of real skills that truly show in his four new cuts.
Up first is One Hand, a mid tempo deep house effort with dark filtered vocals sounding like your self conscious as they mutter here and there.
Woody drums and rough percussion drive things along and the vibe is a curious, inviting and intimate one. 'Brochette' is a lush and even deeper number with golden chords, rough-cut drums blissed out melodies that speak to a beach party sensibility. Next up, Red Eye is another nicely analogue and textured house jam that glides along on crisp and clean hi hats, with a buried deep bassline bring the cool and effortless funk. Last track Gonna Be is a nice elastic construction with more humid pads, nicely live sounding percussion work and well-treated vocals all
fusing together into an easy to love house jam. This is a fresh,
engaging EP that confirms both Definition:Music and Frag Maddin to be fine house exponents.

Darius Syrossian & Josh Butler team up again to deliver this brilliant new remix of 'Sunday Anthem'. They already had their Debut Collab on OFF Recordings with The Track 'Bass Play'. Beside of their Remix, the EP comes with a Deep mix of Days Without You by Cecyl and the remastered Reboot Remix from DMU001.