House News

With numerous EP's on labels such as Withhold, Emotec, Partout, Art Of Dark etc we are very excited to present the debut album from Bufo Bufo! Limited coloured copies..

Repress!

Gerry Read launches his new campaign to look at Preventing Violence Against Ears in all of its forms. In partnership with the Accidental Jnr corporation, Gerry hopes that this campaign will not just raise awareness but will actively work to prevent these alarming new practices. We urge you to take notice and to assist us by making sure that your peers, foes and family alike listen closely to this important movement. Relevant recordings have been produced and are available now via both 12' vinyl and digital mediums.

A1 - ´Going In Hard´ is a peak time, groggy bomb with bit of something for everyone! The track welcomes a whole host of synth lines and keeps on lifting throughout its 6+ main duration.

A2 - Snatch - Josh welcomes a hypnotising bassline for his second track on the EP as he showcases a more dubbed out, simplistic side.

B1 - Truth Expression comes with a static but driving bassline throughout the whole song and a lead sound that takes you on a path through different moods and themes. Accompanied with professor like vocals and the occasional old skool rave sounds his rounds up for a high energy track for peaks sets.

B2 - Kilobyte Cafe takes a different direction after an intro full of suspense. The bassline makes up the track's main theme and gets complemented by a similar but stripped back sequenced lead sound resulting in a quirky track full of fluffy drums, trance arpeggiators and playful organs.

The long awaited next release from Neinzer on Yumé Records.

Purple Vinyl

Adrianho is signing our 3rd Ep to date, and with this he takes the audience on a beautiful journey with 3 stunning tracks featuring a dancefloor banger remix from his fellow romanian Vern.

The next edition of our Raw format features our Parisian-based, Moroccan-born friends Simo & Alich. Known for their deep minimal productions with an edge of the unknown, the two embark on a journey with this Reggae inspired “Iz No Good”. A deep warmth and positivity evolves and grows throughout the composition. “An Da Le” introduces some passionate latin riffs while “Wis Pe Ra” equally morphs the EP together and lets you glide into dark and gloomy textures that represent the firm underground of Paris in its essence balancing light and darkness. To top it all off, the producer Crihan has remixed the title track of the EP to give it the typical Romanian depth and psychedelic soundscapes we have come to love and respect so much.

For its eighth release Cedesciu Wax brings us Russian native Balinsky!

Early support by: Gescu, Mahony, Cristi Cons, Lulla, Sepp, Arapu, Priku

Mesmerizing new abartik from one of the most talented swiss based artists. Abartik welcomes homeboy Aron for a stunning 4 track EP from outer space. This is definitely one for the books.

We continue the Color Of Crocus Canvas series.
COC006 by Lulla (inc.remix Triptil)

A second release, talented painter from Kherson /UA/ Konstantin Tereshchenko, inspired by the tracks of Lulla, provided his artistic work called "Морская" for the cover of this release!

Minimal house grooves, Limited copies,
Vinyl only

The crispy Kaleidoscopic Minds Series on Abartik is back. Ready for tropic summer days & impulsive club nights.

Abartik’s second VA - a perfect interaction between atmospheric breaks, deep & dub techno. Vinyl only.

Fifth release with dusty jams from the Swedish label run by Per Hammar. Edvin Wikner’s ”Skritt” comes as an original, together with remixes from fellow Scandinavian S.A.M., Rowlanz and Per Hammar himself.

The original has been a frequently dropped club weapon among Per Hammar and his friends for a while before he decided to snatch the track to Dirty Hands before someone would reach for it.

Wikner is a Swedish artist who runs the Instance club and Maraton label, a talent that has a refined sound and slick technique that leads to some absorbing rhythms and classy house grooves, as this new one proves.

The opener track is a bubbling deep house groove with deft percussion sprinkled over a warped bassline that keeps on pulling you in. It is mind melting and hypnotic, sure to build a real vibe amongst a club setting. The Rowlanz remix smooths it out into something dreamy and atmospheric, with gorgeous sci-fi pads drifting about in the distance, sinking you into a reverie.

The Dirty Hands founder, Per Hammar, then comes correct with a remix which gets busier and more driving, with supple drums and wavy bass all working you into a tasteful minimal lather, a direction we are familiar with from fellow Swedish man. Last of all, S.A.M. gets freaky with a trippy after-hours vision that is dubbed out deep techno with haunting vocal whispers and subtle sound designs that all occupy your mind. A well rounded and killer EP, with a variety of producers showing their cards.

Kapture returns with their second installment, an intriguing 4-tracker EP from upcoming duo Haokah, that also includes an impressive remix from Arapu.

Delivering all the ingredients for an immersive and versatile journey, including heavy bass lines, elusive vocals and uplifting percussion that will make your heart bounce all around, while also telling a proper
story from start to end.

CV016 “This Time I’m Serious”
The long awaited second LP from Herck
2x12” consisting of 6 tracks , limited to 300 copies, with full gloss cover art , This one is not to be missed !
Played by all the big guns , Cezar , Praslea and more

Construction G - carefully selected tracks from Ki.Mi. to our new vinyl release.

Mastering by Kashatskikh Studio, Saint-Petersburg (RU)
Design & Illustration by Kirill Kashatskikh

RE.FACE LIMITED has come to its 9th vinyl output which sees label head Toguè finally releasing on his baby. The Italian DJ and producer delivers three club missiles within which sonic atmospheres and enchanted twisted synths are free to take the skies above heady grooves and bulbous basslines. The label also welcomes Berlin-based Lorenzo Chiabotti who enrich "Cosmic Echoes" with some modular magic and a pinch of pure Italian flavor.

For a change we thought we'd put out a Various Artists release from some Artists we really admire - Ireland, UK, Germany, Sweden & Netherlands are all represented here.

Appian stalwart O.Utlier continues to make mind-bending music and provides us with a mesmerising, cerebral Ambient track.
Bas Dobbelaer steps up with something beautiful, ultra deep and metronomic.
Tarik Hansen are Artists Ben Kaczor & Martinou who come together for the first time with this dubby, pulsating stomper of a Techno track.
Finally we welcome Kloor which is the new moniker of old hand Aural Imbalance who finishes off the compilation perfectly with something cosmic & shimmering.

Timeless cuts to suit all intimate dance floors.

Attracting attention from world-renowned DJs such as Daniel Bell, Rhadoo, Brawther, Samuel Deep and Mariano Mateljan, Nagoya based label RICE will be dropping it third edition. With high expectation, this third edition is a solo EP that will be a debut by Masa, a track maker who also works as a live duo Shibamasa with Shiba whose work previously released from Rice. Gradually builds up base with a bottom, bounced hat, unique synth and voice samples as A side. Rhythmic B side pulls while driving with fluffy shuffle and tricky tone. Both are bouncy DJ friendly tracks which are compiled fully with fun and ideas.

The Cobblestone Jazz trio team up with kindred spirit The Mole for a double single of cascading grooves and stretched-out club burners.
It’s been over 20 years since the first Cobblestone Jazz EP, and Danuel Tate, Mathew Jonson, and Tyger Dhula continue to unravel expectations, creating outside-the-box rhythms and shifting, explorative musical structures for the dancers. It’s an approach that has seen them play countless shows at festivals and clubs around the world, while reinventing their style on the fly, and whipping up a timeless blend of classic and modern sounds.

For this single they're joined by friend, bandmate and hypnotic discotheque collagist The Mole. Hip Waders comes from one of the group’s long studio sessions, and this gem of a jam was laid to tape after a couple days of playing. Usually the group likes to set the studio up first (tuning the room, picking their instruments and setting up the patch bay), before exploring and recording musical ideas over the rest of the week. Although bouncing along at 120bpm, Hip Waders still strides into deep waters, courtesy of jazzy, tremolo chords that ripple across its skittish electronic groove, which constantly unfolds across a full 13 minutes.

In contrast, the B-side isn’t so meditative, but rather more classically arranged, and sprinkled with some live passes over the top. Does Yo Mama Know ups the tempo and rolls along on a broken, garage rhythm, before a sweet descending organ progression pulls the pulse into tighter focus. The title is in fact a nod to the Hollywood club that West Coast house pioneer Marques Wyatt did in the mid ‘90s - all about the music and sound, no lights except for those of the 1200s, and a killer vibe.

In this way, the 12” is split along true Cobblestone fault lines - a contrast of long-winding and concise, macro and micro, vintage yet (re)inventive. Cobblestone Jazz and The Mole find the pocket as they always do: those coordinates somewhere between the dance music of the past and the present, while adding a twist to create new, forward-looking versions.