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After "III" Dusty Kid is back with a new album that is a trip and homage through and for his native land, Sardegna. "The Arsonist" anticipates this trip from its most dramatic part, touching upon an issue that haunts the island every summer: arsons. Setting itself apart from the contemporary techno music trends 'The Arsonist Part II" delves into 90's trance, reminiscent of legendary Jam&Spoon and rave parties. An intense explosion of pathos reminding us of the glorious Loveparade to describe a dangerous situation, a desperate attempt to save the Sardinian land. The pathos peaks with "Doa" when the fire leaves behind utter desperation and desolation, ashes and smoke. "Doa" is another stage in this new journey for Dusty Kid. It is an emotional and melancholic stop, drenched in the magic of the spaghetti western genre, honoring Morricone that has always been the artist's idol. The track is dedicated to the date of July 18, 1983,  when in the north ofSardegna the worst arson happened; here 9 people lost their lives and 15 reported terrible burns in the attempt to extinguish the fire. This has later become the European date to raise awareness against forest fires. The EP ends on the balearic notes of "Serpentara', little abandoned island in the south east of Sardegna, that represents a small batch of land that is untouched by men, their doings and their fires. 'Serpentara' recalls the likes of "Sueno Latino', the summer of love '88 and Ibiza, when ravers wanted to take a break from the hysteric acid house and needed softer and dreamier sounds. Dusty Kid is back with a masterpiece that cannot be missed, a perfect soundtrack to the Summer of 2015.

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Fabio Monesi is back on his own platform with a classy house number, 'Love Letter', that will no doubt become an instant classic in 2020.
The Original Mix brings home the warm soulful feeling of those seminal older ‘Masters at Work’ pieces. Love Letter’s 'Dub Mix' is an extraordinary throwback to thattimeless Detroit sound – play this when you want to get the dancefloor start moving. On the flip, you will find a hypnotic, club-ready techno tool, a hard kicking, distinctively Kupfer-esque rhythm track making up B2 which is paired alongside the mysterious “Modern Sisters” who spin the track with their own thumping 80s Midas touch.

Jad & The returns to the SB fold with an EP full of deep and hazy vibes that will transport you to the back room of a smokey jazz bar.

Fresh from stellar releases on Tessellate and Church, Aleksandir doubles down the deepness on his remix of the lead track.

New HOUSEWAX LTD. 18 comes from Lowres. Big release for Spring!

Ravanelli Disco Club welcome Rob Marini aka Purple Ice to the label for his debut EP. Expertly working those hazey, low slung, disco-tinged house grooves across four tracks, complete with killer sampling and suitably sun-soaked aesthetics, this EP slots perfectly into Ravanelli’s already world renowned Disco Club.

Rhode & Brown are a Munich based DJ and producer duo consisting of Friedrich Trede & Stephan Braun. Discovering their love for music separately at a young age, they joined forces in 2010.
With releases on labels such as Toy Tonics, Public Possession, Let’s Play House or their own imprints Slam City Jams and RTB Records, they established themselves as an important part of the scene within the past years. The guys play gigs from London, over Paris and Berlin up to Moscow and spread their “Dancing Deejays” vibes around the globe. Both their productions and DJ sets are as fun, energetic and surprising as they can get and represent their love for all kind of music, even across the borders of house and techno.
With "Aku Aku", their first full EP on Permanent Vacation, Friedrich & Stephan show the full spectrum of their productions from mystical Acid to atmospheric Disco and uplifting House.

Since releasing his Shaka EP Vol.1 back in 1995, Swiss House veteran Kurt Spichiger aka Shaka has become a reliable sources of skilfully constructed house music.

Opening track 'Theme From Riverwalk' is a luscious exercise in melodic and soulful deepness. It oozes deep house authenticity and you know you are holding quality just a few bars in, a track that would sound at home on Strictly Jaz Unit Muzic.

On the flip you'll find Shaka confidently skipping between deep melodic house with jazzy melodies, heavily influenced by soulful and spiritual house vibes. 'New Relationship' aims straight to the heart and is the perfect blend of something played by both Joe Clausell and Ron Trent.

Native rebel presents Culture

We present you the fourth installment of our white label only vinyl series, Esuoh White 004. Four track V.A. featuring TeeTee, UC Beatz, Muto & VHS.

“Time to fix up! The third Deep Street instalment is here, with three fresh house tracks featuring Jay L and Andy Mac in combination for the first time on the A side cut, Planet Spanner; an acid-edged house rhythm, unfurling from a rude baseline with radiant chords, layers of rolling percussion and psychotropic FX.

Things go deeper on the flip with two productions from Andy & Jay in solo mode, but drawing a match with tough drums and a moody, dubbed out agenda.”

Improper Touch presents Dopeus II.

Sometimes it’s the desire to revisit the potent combination of a PCM drum machine and a mono synth, sometimes it’s the urge to drown your self in the density of free jazz, and sometimes it’s about that one magical chord you stumble upon while attempting to transcribe an Ornate Coleman performance. Whatever the inspiration, Dopeus returns after a 7 year hiatus with another low-slung dub(by) session, fine tuned and just in time for your 4am set.

Fabrizio Maurizi makes his debut on Infuse this October as he delivers his latest EP ‘Jumping’, backed by a remix from Pierre Codarin.

A staple within the Italian house and techno scene for over a decade, Bologna’s Fabrizio Maurizi is a producer and DJ now known across the globe for his seamless blend of the two styles across his productions and DJ sets. One half of the duo Bassa Clan, with material via their self-titled imprint, and a member of the Bolo Represent collective, Maurizi’s recent releases include EPs via labels such Bodyparts, Memoria, Want?, Re.face, whilst playing sets worldwide for renowned institutions such as fabric, Robert Johnson, Womb and Cocoricò. Next up, October signals the arrival of a new name to his catalogue as he heads to FUSE sister imprint Infuse to deliver three fresh productions in the form of his ‘Jumping’ EP – accompanied by bubbling UK talent Pierre Codarin on remix duties.

The slick and paired back title track ‘Jumping’ opens proceedings as Maurizi fuses minimal soundscapes with more jazz-influenced notes and tones, whilst Pierre Codarin’s remix ups the energy levels as he introduces metallic drum licks, spiralling electronics and a snaking bassline to the mix. On the flip, ‘Night and Day’ harnesses a classy blend of dubby chords, slinking hats and echoed vocals, before closing the package via the off-kilter rhythms and loose, glitch-driven drums of hypnotic after-hours cut ‘Caravel’.

The fourth release from the Underground Soul label brings to light a collaboration of Frank Spirit and Keys Of Lynx. Classic house vibes and West London influences combined with incredible Jazz skills.
The A side contains ‚Virtue‘, a journey along a mesmerising piano solo and ‚Higher Spirit‘, a broken beat praise to music featuring the soulful voice of MISS C-LINE. The B side focuses on remixes. Legendary Chicago producer Glenn Underground, laying down his signature drums on ‚Virtue‘. Label head honcho Azul Loose Ties provides a stripped down version of it. Championed by Gilles Peterson (Brownswood Basement Worldwide Fm show) and Jeremy Underground (MCDE Worldwide Fm show).

Kerala Dust announce the release of their debut album ‘Light, West’,

out on Denature Records in November 2020. After six releases and three years of extensive touring around Europe and the Americas, the Berlin-based live trio around producer and songwriter Edmund Kenny finds itself taking an ambitious, sprawling turn with Light, West. A groove-laden soundtrack for a movie never made, this record feels like the most comprehensive review of Kerala Dust’s varying influences and inspirations, merged into something wholly unique. Starting with guitar-driven blues-house on ‘Night, Bell (Arizona)’ and moving firmly into the club on ‘Evening Redness’, the record then rides through a heady collage of bolero (Amsterdam), techno (Reflected) and 60s funk-balladry (Phoebe). The result of a year and a half’s work, the record’s most surprising aspect could well be that these varying musical tones all manage to feel part of a large, inter-connected musical narrative.

Another special record, celebrating a milestone anniversary this RSD - Underground Solution aka Roger Sanchez - absolute classic 'Luv Dancin' from 1990 is celebrating its 30th birthday! What better way to join in the salutations than offering you all the definitive package of the best versions and mixes that money can buy? This expanded edition of the sublime deep house classic boasts all the mixes you need across 2 slabs of highest quality wax, pressed from the master sources, in full legit fashion! An absolute cornerstone record, from the golden era, that still wrecks a discotheque today when dropped at the right time. Evergreen, solid NYC house business by the bucketload. If you're a serious collector, or simply just a dancer and fan this package is for you - another dope RSD title that you'll not want to miss. All killer - no filler! Produced in collaboration with Sony / Above Board distribution, 2020.

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Lord Of The Isles, a.k.a. Neil McDonald, has spent the better part of a decade steadily producing and releasing beautiful music.The ESP Institute has always wholeheartedly believed in Neil's work ethic and his journey as an artist who constantly refines his vision, and when we inevitably approached in hopes of working together, we were enamoured by the sheer breadth and depth of work he had 'in progress'.There are two types of artists. One internalises their process, endlessly perfecting their work while finding the endpoint a massive hurdle, in turn they produce immaculate yet very little art.The other is continuously inspired, so full of ideas they can barely work fast enough to articulate them all.The art becomes by-product of their larger trajectory and not just a collection of endpoints. Lord Of The Isles seems to be both, always in an evolving state of process where the work is constantly shed to make way for the new layer growing beneath, yet he holds his cards closely, cherry picking when and with whom he releases his art into the world.Neil is simply prolific. He shared with us a vast catalog of unheard beauty, which over a long span of time was collaboratively shaped into his debut album 'In Waves'.The title speaks to Neil's process both intimately and from afar, it speaks to the emotional ebb and flow of the music itself, and ultimately it speaks to the listener.This album will gift you with something new upon every listen, a concept that is
also gracefully interpreted into the album's artwork by New York City artist, Hassan Rahim.The visceral aesthetic Neil portrays throughout these 15 songs is most certainly a landscape, an assemblage of intimate stories that, as a whole, give us this wider view of his intense drive, his multi-faceted quiver of skill, and his ultimate obsession... beauty.

Here's a new episode from Pit Spector's unique live label concept. This time Narcotic Syntax join forces with him to present a space cruise EP for a dance travel.

Conceiving a new concept that pulls together production and performance, Pit Spector threw a series of Prospector parties since 2014. For each soiree he invites a guest artist to his studio to work on exclusive live shows for the club as well as on new music for the label. In 2015, Pit invited musical Jedi Yapacc and James Dean Brown for a Parisian residency in his studio, and now they release the fruits of their labour.

During this session, the band recorded hours of hardware improvisation, merging their musical skills to present a full-live EP. Mixed at Yapacc's Berlin studio, the record sums up a narcotic sense of music devoted both to melody and groove.

The A-side presents a strong, dubby dance tune combining a vibrating, techno-related flow with soulful vocals to result in an elastic astral journey.

B1 opens the space for floating harmony to make way for a love song that's perfect to start a DJ set, a romantic affair, or for enjoying a starry sky.

B2 reflects perfectly the synergy between Narcotic Syntax and Pit Spector with its evolving beats and hypnotic synths that shift listeners and dancers into the sonic opulence of an electronic space opera.

The artwork by graffiti artist O'clock envelopes this musical narcollaboration in a brillant science fiction design.

The Untold Stories label is back with its sixth VA collection, featuring works from Sputnik One, Nhouse, SIL, Tommy Vicari Jnr, and Brother Richard.

We are back in 2021 with our third release.

Again we are going to enjoy a complete album with tracks from Bs As deep.

Although Diego experiments in various branches of house, in this case we can fully appreciate an album for the dance floor as the title says.

We also make a bonus official. we decided to make tangible a remix that has been around for 8 years as a digital release.

The original track is by Maxi Iborquiza and the remix of Bs As deep, a duo that you are surely used to listening to.

This version is remastered and also edited for the vinyl format.

Esencia steps into 2021 with the new record from K15. Fleeting is a thoughtful drift through synthesis. Feel More is an expressive piece, filled with a rapturous bass, flares of percussion and a hypnotic melody – one for the headphones as well as the dance-floor. The tempo and temperature is raised on Tiny Triumphs, a track of two halves that sees K15 play with grooves and chords lovingly. In The Doing is an optimistic song, owing more to beat culture than club culture. All in all, an impressive notch in K15’s discography.

Nicola Altieri aka The Mechanical Man delivers here a 2 tracks mini EP on, where Casio sounds, Yamaha FM synths and Akai samplers are the main ingredients to give birth to his own compositions. Sounding like a constipated and forced music between slow deep house and minimalistic electro-funk created in a small bedroom environment, warm, dirty and slowed down like from an old tape cassette but full bodied. Mechanical soul for you ears.

A brand new label Cosmic Incantations brings you the 1st installment of Distress Signals, a series of various artist EP’s that allows the featured producers to explore their esoteric tastes. From Jun (Kamoda) and Luksek comes a moving transmission ‘Save Me, So Save Me’. Crushed synth melodies bump against arresting vocal chops to take you through neon tinted hyperspace. ‘You & I’ pumps the brakes a bit, enveloping warm embraces from friendly stranger Four One Five as the beauty of solar flares move in the sky. Here to help you crush your nemesis in the climax is The Jambonies, and ‘Pouch’ their weapon of choice plays with your emotions on the dance-floor; leaving you with the sense that you don’t know where you’ve just been, but you’re sure glad you went there.

Exciting new imprint Humanoid enters the fold with a debut from UK-based label co-owners 4D&Krunky. This impressive first outing from the duo shows off some of their varied influences, from the earliest tech-house sounds to breakbeat, electro and beyond.

The A-side serves up two heavyweight slices, with the dancefloor-ready rolling bass and old-school synths of 'Opelescot' followed up by the heavy breakbeats, stabs and atmosphere of 'Swim with the Tide'. The B-side shows a different side to the boys productions, 'Stunt Bubble' rolling along with uplifting arpeggio lines and fun-loving leads supported by a weighty baseline before 'Seasaw' finishes out the EP joyfully with it's sun-washed nostalgia and playful elements.

Straight outta Vienna comes a fresh take on the deeper side of Techno from two well known producers who team up here under the Project Name BUFFERED MULTIPLE.
Buffer 01 is the first part in a series of two ep´s for the Lirum Larum imprint from Berlin.
This one comes with a remix by Efdemin (one of the label operators) who fell in love with the modular sound of Buffered Multiple when he heard their track on the 20 Years of Pomelo compilation.
The Duos sound is informed by massive knowledge and Wisdom in the fields of Detroit Techno and Electro as well as years of expertise in analog production in a viennese attic, crammed with synthesisers, samplers and other sound tools. With this first release on Lirum Larum they open up a musical field of their own.


Written and produced by Buffered Multiple at Microthol Studios, Vienna 2014. Remix and additional production by Efdemin at The Meadow, Berlin 2014

Shall Not Fade make a very warm welcome to the original tropical cyber-punk, Ruf Dug. The Manchester veteran joins the label for it’s 51st release, 4 tracks brimming with Ruf Dug’s wigged out, balearic energy, one of which is a gorgeous remix from the unstoppable, Shanti Celeste. With a sound that’s hard to pigeon-hole, his role as vibe purveyor is impossible to deny. Over a decade of producing as Ruf Dug, aside from releasing on his own sought-after Ruf Kutz imprint, he’s graced Unknown To The Unknown, Rhythm Section and Music For Dreams, and many more esteemed labels with his midas touch.

‘Addicted’ is a feel-good bubbler - sun-soaked keys, bubbly synth and velvet vocals from the talented vocalist Danielle Moore mixed with a tinge of Ruf Dug’s love for retro sounds glimmering through Peach Disc’s boss and party-starter Shanti Celeste gives ‘Addicted’ a glistening euphoric rework; pacey, wigged out and a bunch of fun - a sound with which she is synonymous. Next up, ‘Manc Sunset’ is a stripped back broken beat number - ravey notions meet dream house vibes. Bringing ‘Manc Sunset’ EP to a close, ‘Lo-Fi Roller’ is a brain-melter - bugged-out vox and kickin’ beat summon that deep in the dance tingling feeling, one to get lost in!

Sidney Charles debuts on LOCUS as he opens the label’s 2021 schedule with his ‘High Pressure’ EP.

A DJ, producer and label boss at the top of his game, Sidney Charles continues to showcase his talents as a leading name within house music. With his own signature take on the genre so widely recognisable, yet a sound which also continues to evolve and develop, the German’s rich catalogue boasts recent releases via the likes of No Art, Moon Harbour, and Do Not Sleep, with his own Heavy House Society imprint welcoming material via the likes of Djebali, Okain, Sakro, Tripmastaz and Locklead to name just a few. Next up, late- January welcomes a label debut to kick start the New Year as he heads to FUSE’s LOCUS imprint to deliver his four-track ‘High Pressure’ EP.

Title track ‘High Pressure’ opens the EP in style as Charles introduces a slick blend of dubby pads, funky-fuelled basslines and infectious vocal hooks, whilst ‘There Is No Time’ takes things up a notch, introducing soaring leads, slinking drums and punchy kicks alongside an epic, warping breakdown crafted for peak- time dancefloors. On the flip, ‘Onda’ welcomes a dynamic drum workout as skittering percussion and shuffling hats lock horns atop of sweeping melodies, before closing the show via the commanding, murky low-ends and warping synths of final cut, ‘Jove Loy’.

I am very proud to have Spacefunk EP by Stussko aka Chris Stussy & Djoko on LAATE sub label. It is some of the best House Music that I have ever heard in a long time. To the menu : 4 tracks dedicated to the dancefloor. It’s Deep House, Groovy, Tool, Modern Tech House, always is a good way, smart and specific.You couldn’t resist, welcome on LAATE VAARIATION

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After eight months without releasing any music, we are back for our first vinyl EP format : Love Ensemble EP - APRH003 ! We are extremely delighted to share this one with you as we already had early support from Black Loops, Harrison Bdp, Carlo & Flabaire. Love Ensemble’s musical identity oscillates between the raw house feeling and micro-house vibe to deliver an ethereal club atmosphere.

Multi-Grammy nominee Luisito Quintero revisits his Percussion Maddness album with new songs and remixes by an elite personnel of seasoned artists, producers and musicians of our time. “Free My Soul” features jazz artist Claudia Acuna with musicians Luisito Quintero on percussion, Anderson Quintero on drums, Carlos Henrique on bass, Junito Davila on Piano / Keyboards taking a free form approach in the studio pulling you into a twelve minute journey of love. “Skinny Papa”, a Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe boogaloo classic retouched by Luisito Quintero who called upon his Venezuelan brothers Los Amigos Invisibles with background vocals by veterans Jose Mangual Jr. & Milton Cardona (original percussionists and background singers for Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe) gave it the boogaloo vibes with a modern twist. From the spectacular Nicola Conte remix of “Our Love” Featuring Anané, to the Fela Classic “Gbagada Gbagada Gbogodo Gbogodo” with an afrohouse bounce and finishing off with the South African smash hit “Aquilas Coisas Todas” with Josh Milan’s lush backgrounds and Louie Vega on remix duties.

This double packed 12”’ vinyl was mastered by the superb mastering engineer Walter Coelho. Distributed by Above Board UK & manufactured in Germany at Optimal.

Italian producer Nico Lahs’ Discogs page is impressive to say the least. Not only are there a LOT of releases under a whole host of pseudonyms but we’re talking diverse and coveted labels and a host of credits which show Nicola Loporchio has music flowing through his veins. With tougher-sounding music finding a home on Hot Haus and Royal Oak, his deeper leanings have been picked up by Dan Curtin for Metamorphic and Sasha for Last Night On Earth, not to mention all his
Balearic-inspired Cosmic Garden material. And now we’re proud to add Delusions Of Grandeur to that highly respectable list!

Got Me Coming Back is an EP in the old-school sense. Four tracks which give us four different sides of Nico Lahs, kicking things off with the title track and most club-focused pick of the bunch. A punchy, percussive house groove with that touch of MPC swing Nico is known for lays the foundation for a funky bassline and incessant speech sample. Subtle string pads are introduced, adding a touch of widescreen atmospherics without taking away from the rolling vibe, creating one of those secret weapon tracks which will create just the right mood on the dance-floor.

Deep Down In My Soul melds crunchy live hi-hats, echoing piano chords and dubby analogue keyboard lines into something unique and other-worldly. Once again, the groove is kept rolling and unfussy, Nico working his magic with little touches of colour coming from his synths to compliment the minimal, stripped back arrangement.

Flipping over we have Your Sweet Loving which drops the BPM a touch for a low-slung, slinky funker of a track which will sound so sweet at the after-hours. Off beat hats, flamming claps and noodling moogy solo might not sound like an instant hit but when you introduce deep stabs and killer bassline it becomes more then the sum of its parts.

Closing out this stunner of an EP we have How’s Life? That classic B2 kinda track which so often becomes your favourite on the record... Nico takes things in a jazzier direction cutting up fretless bass, fusion guitar lick, Fender Rhodes and filtering ride cymbals leaving us on a high and proving why he’s such a respected and consistent producer.

Patrick Conway is made of snips and snails and puppy tails. This is his second offering for the ESP Institute. On side A, Hypersocial removes our minds from the daily online cesspool and pulls up emotions we haven’t felt for almost a year. We lost a Summer of dancing together en masse in clubs, fields, warehouses and pubs, but with this beautiful reminder of what true social synergy and collective ecstasy can physically feel like, the Bristolian by way of Berlin hits the nail right on the head (with a little help from his friends Quantum Thomas & Hoyahelper). Lush strings? Tick. Balmy chord progression? Tick. Ethereal vocal chops? Walloping bassline? Infectious rhythm? Goosebumps? Tears of joy? Tick, tick, tick, tick, tick! On the flip-side, Safety Test is surely the tougher counterpart, the warm fuzzies are traded for a ten ton bag of grit. Here, Patrick foreshadows a sonic approach we’ll hear lot more of with his debut album early next year; a combination of abrasive rhythms, processed scraps, a grab bag of stabbing bleeps and bloops, distant car alarms, ballistic fax machines, and an arsenal of low frequencies so brutal your woofers will require jumper cables. So, a heroic slab for both a block party in your brain and sunset in your soul, these two songs will bring back the Summer you just lost.

From 1997 comes this underground beauty created by Mark Ambrose under his alias "Skymaster". This release has been on heavy rotation lately around the world so we are very happy to present you a fully remastered reissue of this essential classic.

The EP starts off with the single A-side track "Disco Trippin", which is a super phunky jazzy Chicago influental dancefloor groover. On the B1 we have "Tunnel Vision" which is a slightly harder hitting peak time assault track. This is being followed up by "Free Your Mind" which is according to ourselves the track we enjoy the most on this EP, it has everything we like with warm summery and dreamy sounds, fully injected with love <3

After a couple of carefully defined EP's and the - Siamese Anthology' series the label is proud to reveal another project they were working on lately. - Siamese Reworked' will feature pervious released tracks in new interpretations reworked by artists close to the label. And not only the music but also the original artworks will get a facelift here!
-First turns come from Sebastian Mullaert, Eduardo De La Calle & Siamese Soundsystem.

Black Loops teams up with Seven Davis Jr. and Nikoss for a killer EP of deep soulful house tracks. Often times, spontaneity in the studio can lead to moments of pure creative flow, and if these tracks are any indicator, that was certainly the case here.

Both tracks feel fully realized, all elements blending together beautifully into two emotional burners. Seven Davis Jr. delivers another classic vocal performance, his warm tone perfectly complementing Black Loops' signature groove and Nikoss' piano playing.

Functional for both the club and the headphones, both tracks will please even the most discerning DJ or audiophile. So, don't miss out on these when they drop, because this stuff is as real as it gets.

It is claimed that Three is the perfect number. Many fields of human thought have reasoned concerning this number: Religion, Literature, Philosophy. It's an easy number to reach but difficult to cross. Once you cross the Three everything takes other forms. It's a pass, there are those who will perish and those who stops and observe. Some believe that their work is finished there. But there are also those who consider it the closest point to the sky and the stars and draw the strength to continue their work.

Great collection of previously unreleased material written and produced by DJ Nature under his Nature Boy alias between 1991 and 1992. Yes the Ruff Disco years! So, expect that same hard hittin' cut-and-paste deep house feel and chunky, bass-heavy grooves that Nature Boy is known for. Classic stuff!

LOCUS welcome rising UK talent Ray Mono as he debuts on the label with his four-track ‘Blowback’ EP.

A blossoming talent within the minimal house and deep tech sphere, Ray Mono is a producer and DJ with a serious amount of momentum behind him as we enter into the closing months of 2020. A favourite within Leeds’ underground house scene, the bubbling talent has emerged as a name of note within recent years releasing material via the likes of PIV Limited, META, Pleasure Zone and Do Not Sleep across the past 12 months alone whilst being tipped by Mixmag and Beatport amongst others. Next up, late October welcomes a new label to his growing catalogue as he makes his debut appearance on Enzo Siragusa and FUSE’s latest label project, LOCUS - delivering four dynamic cuts as he unveils his ‘Blowback’ EP.

Title track ‘Blowback’ showcases a deep and immersive journey as deep, rolling grooves effortlessly meet snaking acid lines, hazy synths and skipping hats, whilst ‘By Night’ welcomes driving basslines, punchy kicks and sweeping atmospherics. On the flip, the warping sonics and swinging drums of ‘Changes’ introduce a thick slice of energy to proceedings, before closing the show via the squelching sub-bass patterns, wandering electronics and laser-sharp drum licks of final cut ‘Copacetic’.