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After the very successful foray into split EPs, Luv Shack Records continues to explore this concept with LUV013. The EP sees upcoming duo Space Echo make a return after their smash hit "Soul Power", while the B-side is conducted by Wahlberliner ROTCIV. "Come Back Home", the opening track by Space Echo, is a slowly building but effortlessly captivating piece of hypnotic house music with a raw funk attitude. The gently evolving synth line and the strong vocal hook are the spine of this anthemic track. The seemingly laid back "Hangover" just oozes b-movie sleaze and might be Space Echos little hommage to 60's lounge music, with an array of distorted guitars and soft pads coming to good use. That is until the synth theme kicks in mid-track and turns the piece into a late night weapon.

On the flipside, brazilian producer and one half of "The Rimshooters" ROTCIV lays down two complex yet dancefloor oriented house tracks. "Old Good Luvin'" is a soulful house hymn that pays tribute to synth driven early italo and classic chicago house. ROTCIV intertwines the different styles to create his very own blend of deep house. "Just Take Me Higher" evokes similar feelings but has a slightly darker touch to it. Eerie John Carpenter-esque pads contrast the punchy bassline, eprom drumbeat and organ stabs to create a mood coming straight from an 80s elektro joint.

The latest jam from Thorsten Scheu aka GLANCE (stir 15) and JIMMIE WILSON ("pretender") follows the vibe of classic, timeless house music, three mixes that span a wide range.

exclusive TOCADISCO & DISCO BOYS remixes! killer !! now repressed !!!

smashing electro bomb - already hyped through its release on electrade france !!! finally repressed !!!

Dogmatik records deliver the goods once again with Maya Jane Coles 'Watcher' getting the remix treatment from Burnski and Vakula.

Another great House selection for this serie. 12 unmixed, extended & original versions. Incl. Duke Dumont, Tom Odell, Chris Malinchal, The Cube Guys, Watermat, ... and many more !!!!

here we go with the 2012 Remixes + Bonus Track from TmgK & Data Noise ft. Jason Ceasar !!

After remixes for Raumakustik and Robot Needs Oil, Stereofunk and Compact Grey combine their key features and create their first single togther. "Glamarella" is a nice groovin' House tune created for the floor! With Remixes by Traumfabrik (Ton Liebt Klang), Robot Needs Oil (Acker Records) and Tinush (Ton Liebt Klang) the new release by Gris Musique will hit the stores after this year's hot summer!(GER) Ein Hauch Klang Gymnastik auf Gris Musique, Stereofunk und Compact Grey erschaffen mit "Glamrella" ihre erste gemeinsame Single. Nach Remixen für Raumakustik und Robot Needs Oil kommen die Beiden nun mit einer waschechten House-Nummer, in welcher man die beide Styles wiederfindet. Auf der 12" findet man neben dem Original zwei großartig, frische Remixe der Szene-Newcomer Traumfabrik (Ton Liebt Klang) und Tinush (Ton Liebt Klang)! Als spezielle Digital Only Version schuf Robot Needs Oil einen excellenten Nu Disco Track!Played & Supportet by: Bebetta (Damm Records), Nudisco (Yellow Tail), Illboy Phil (Treibjagd), Timo Jahns (Freundchen), Homebase (Beatwax), Glanz & Ledwa (Damm Records), Alec Troniq (Ipoly Music), Rich Vom Dorf (Rennbahn Rec.), Christian Fischer (Definition Records), Sofa Tunes (Plastic City), Audiopunkz (Damm Records), D!E ZWE! (Electrotribe), Mojiito (Pure Recors), Carlo Ruetz (Supdub), Brendon "Summer" Collins (Tulipa), Schamain Alcazar (ONOFF Rec), Hartmut Kiss (4 Elements), Sosua & Mad (Housesession), ZER (Klang Gymnastik), Faites Leur La Danse (Buzzard Gulch), Loveman (Nachtcafé), Alex Smith (Dusted Decks), Tom B. (Dusted Decks), Vaguesh (Houseboutique), Miss Unique (Global Stage), Vortex (GER) (Dusted Decks), Janosh (Breakfastklub), Jake Dile (Toka Beatz), ...

After a some big remixes and a nice original outing this summer on Get Physical, Catz 'n Dogz return back to their home label.

A multi-artist complication f/an ire slomo stomper from Osmose, a bouncy deep disco excursion from The Ivory Boy & Smokecloud staple B-Jam supplying 2 tracks for the B, one uptempo & one his signature style. Stamped.

White coloured vinyl. Unreleased Edits Pt 4 of 4. 300 copies not to be represssed. Optimo / Band Of Gold / Diskomo

massive mixes !!!

limited grey vinyl pressing. DJ HYPE:
James What James What, Crosstown Rebels, Murmur, Dessous both tracks sounding BIG!
Ian Pooley Various Both Tracks are cool , will fit perfectly into my set !
Steve Mac trainers is phat
Hector Murillo Tsuba / Mobilee Full support boys !!!
Ugly Drums Quintessentials i like jammas basement with its almost detroit sounding feel. good head noddin beats also.
Hannah Holland great vibes , will be playing for sure
Eric Maetrik / Maceo Plex will try it out. thanks for the music.
MANIK M A N I K (Ovum/Fresh Meat/) Williams Trainers is dope....will play
Samuel Thalmann Okain (Tsuba/ B-Pitch/Je'Taime) yes nice one! love both!
Darren Rock Rocky / Xpress 2 Digging these. Definite support. Love the little fucked up vocal touches.
J.Phlip dirtybird cool im diggin william's trainers! Mmmmm niceeeee!
Craig Richards Fabric Excellent
Alex Arnout Dogmatik Oh my Gods, Sick doesn't even describe how good these cuts are. Can't decide which one I like the best. Both tracks are massive bombs.
Terence . (:terry:) Freak N Chic THE JAMMAS BASEMENT IS WOW...REALLY NICE WORK ,WILL TEST IT THIS WEEK END FOR SURE!!!
Tom Findlay Groove Armada wicked tune. been hammering dis!
Mosca Heard both of these out and can't decide which I like more...
Maher Daniel Get Phsyical Music/ Souvenir Music / Bedrock Records / Stereo After Hours Huxley and russo for the tunesssss !!!! solid solid solid
Danny Ward Dubble D / Moodymanc nice wibes!!!
Leon VIVa / Various nice thanks
James Fox nice! both tracks are solid movers and i shall play them. williams trainers just has the edge, am a sucker for 90s revival sounds.
Tony Rodriguez Brothers' Vibe Jammas Basement is fav!!
Andrei Osyka Droog / Culprit (LA) the title track is immense for me. Jammin' Jamma's!
Halo Varga Huxley & Sam dose it again with this floor rocker full support
Alex Niggemann Soulfooled/Supernature/Tsuba Jammas Basement sounds nice.thx
Timmy Stewart Jet Project Superb, gonna hammer both these bombs.
dOP various jammas basement is really good!
Stuart Geddes Mulletover / Rekleiner bad boy tune. one of those that just came together easily. two top guys with a bright future.
Harry Midland Oof. Williams trainers is a bit of a banger. Well in son (s).
Nathan Thursting Nathan Detroit (Southern Fried) DOPE..
Ivan Ramos Coyu (Diynamic/Various) William's Trainers looks nice.
Lauhaus Lanting Polder / Intacto william's trainers are dope. thanx!
Matthias Tanzmann Moon Harbour / Pokerflat good tracks
Dusky Dogmatik / Anjunadeep Quality.
Anthony Collins Freak n Chic / Various nice groovytracks
Laura Jones Leftroom / Vision Quest Another solid release from these two. I'm lucky to have had Jamma's Basement for a while and it's been going down a treat. BIG RELEASE! Good skills guys :)
Harri Sub Club liking both of these
Moodtrap Tsuba The boys are on fire! Great release, Jammas Basement is the strongest one for us!
Amos Waifs & Strays love this EP - will be playing both a lot 100%!
Julien Chaptal Remote Area both winners!
Grzegorz Demianczuk CATZ'N DOGZ (Dirtybird/Get Physical) very cool ep will play thanks /greg
Kate Simko Spectral Sound Jamma's Basement is in pretty much every one of my sets right now.. love it!
Jordan Peak One / Tsuba With these two there was no doubt this release was going to be anything less than awesome. Full support here

Another great Dance selection for this serie. 12 unmixed, extended & original versions. Including Bingo Players, Benny Benassi, Sick Individuals, Oliver Twitz,... and many more !!

City Fly have been proud to release three solo 12inches from house disciples Steven Wobblejay, Flori and Creative Swing Alliance - complete with a plethora of remixes from acclaimed producers such as Medlar, Leif and Iron Curtis. However, as always at the forefront of the house revival City Fly continue their quest in discovering and nurturing hidden house talent - always on the lookout to unearth and showcase those left in the shadows...
So for their 5th release City Fly are proud to present the 'Visions Volume 2' EP - the follow up to their successful debut 'Visions' EP. The ethos of the Visions EP's are to present an array of artists from an international palette - representing the full house spectrum and showcasing house in all its forms. As well as welcoming back kindred spirit Pablo Valentino into the fold, City Fly are proud to present Lay-Far, The Royal Oberheims and Chocky for Visions Vol.2...

PABLO VALENTINO - 'OLD NEW SWING'

After the success of his 'CSA EP' on City Fly's second release under his nom de plume Creative Swing Alliance, label mainstay and producer du jour Pablo Valentino is back bringing the heat to the label's latest EP. His contribution, 'Old New Swing' kicks off with some conversational dusty vocal samples and warm bass - a tried and tested formula that's synonymous with his tracks on his MCDE imprint with partner in crime Danilo Plessow. The track then slowly builds with the de rigueur diva soul vox juxtaposing with the intermittent synths and keys - personifying the track title perfectly. Yet again showcasing his production ingenuity in mixing the old and new effortlessly, 'Old New Swing' will appeal to the heads and dancers alike - one for the soul and the soles...

LAY-FAR - 'PERFECT WORLD'

City Fly have unearthed a raw diamond in the form of Russia's Alexander Lay-Far AKA Lay-Far. The Moscow native and 'In-Beat-Ween Sessions' host is already building an impressive discography with a release on Dutch tastemakers 4lux, Manchester's Development Music and more recently on JD records with Detroit marvel Terrence Parker remixing him. On to 'Perfect World' and with its dream-like harmony, yearning female larynx and warm bass, it's a transcendent production that builds up to an arresting, ethereal breakdown - elevating it above the usual house fare with its timeless aesthetic. With further releases due on distinguished house labels including Amp Art, Visky Recordings and Fifty Fathoms Deep, Lay-Far is definitely one to watch this year...

THE ROYAL OBERHEIMS - 'CRASH TEST DUMMIES'

Roman Rauch's inimitable production style has seen him appear on a diverse array of prestigious house labels such as Philpot, Quintessentials, Endless Flight and MoreAboutMusic, and with his recent guest spot at City Fly's renowned club night, it was only a matter of time and a natural progression that he would feature on their next release. On this occasion Rauch teams up with the mysterious 'Perez' to form the enigmatically named 'The Royal Oberheims' and present the equally intriguingly titled 'Crash Test Dummies'. With its warm pads and bouncy syncopated rhythm, 'Crash Test Dummies' builds relentlessly resulting in arresting climaxes with acid squelches and swirling synths elevating the listener - culminating in an otherworldly groove that is idiosyncratic and infectious in equal measure. Here's to the Royal Oberheims being cast upon the throne in the house hierarchy...

CHOCKY - 'LANDED IN HACKNEY'

To round off the EP City Fly are proud to present London Town's Chocky who has already caused waves with his tracks for the Disconnected label. Taking cue from the John Wyndham novel, this was the source of inspiration for the name 'Chocky' - where an alien utilises sounds and frequencies to communicate to the world. Listening to 'Landed In Hackney' you can certainly hear the influence as in contrast to the rest of the EP this track takes the listener on a deeper trajectory with its atmospheric synths, bottomless bass, eerie jazz squiggles and haunting vox - a deeper journey that's definitely one to submerge yourself in with the headphones on. With future releases also due on Roots For Bloom and fellow Leicester-based house posse Artful Division, Chocky is one to watch out for in 2013...

A hugely promising first release from New Jack City helped established Music Is Love as a label synonymous with deep, underground house music. Now back with their second installment, MIL kick off the first of their 'Lovebox VA' series, a double- vinyl release that includes tracks from 8 artists on the label. The premise of this VA is to preview the diverse musical talent available on the roster, laying the foundations for what listeners can expect from each artists' subsequent EPs. It's also a serious exhibition that delves further into the visionary perspective of imprint owners Oli and Angus. The journey through the labels acquisitions will no doubt help illuminate the appeal of MIL as a label focused on exploring and showcasing some of the finest talent in the underground house scene at the moment. The EP is formulated to span the variety of influences indicative of the label's sound, characterized by each artist's uniquely different offering. Keep Coming is an outstanding introduction to Liam Geddes, an incredibly tight production with a heavy bassline containing shades of Kerri Chandler fused with deep chords and swirling synths that build and coalesce back into a straight-up groove. Maintaining the garage tendencies, Maxwell's Need You is all about melody, rhythm and intimacy with skittering percussion laced together with resonating, deep piano stabs and moody bass over an accentuating R&B vocal. There are head-nodding grooves on all tracks, stylized by cut-up vocal flourishes, shuffling hi-hats, groove-heavy basslines and inviting deep house/garage sounds. This mirage of house and garage can be heard on Banjax's Give it to me, a track that pieces tougher bass, dubbed chords and heavy bass-kicks to really compliment the soulful vocal hook. Jackmaster K quickens the tempo slightly utilizing the classic Happy Clapper's house sample anchored over sharp snares and a hacienda-like bassline to create a real Balearic 90's vibe. Tracks from JMX and Mikki Funk will capture the imagination of dance-floors all over with their uplifting, house rollers. The former is more garage tinged, fusing a looping vocal sample over sharp, organ stabs that build throughout while the latter embodies tight percussive elements interwoven with piano stabs, a female vocal and deep bass to give a nice contemporary vibe. It's no surprise that Jamie Trench's Juicy has been gaining some serious heat and earning plaudits from the likes of Ross Yallop and Richy Ahmed. This track nods increasingly to earlier influences with a rolling bassline that resonates with melodic similarities to Omar S' Day, albeit in a more exuberant way. Swinging hi-hats and percussive rhythms give it a hip hop-like feel, complete with a punchy vocal that descends into stripped-back dance floor house at its finest. New Jack City pick up from the success of their highly rated debut EP with yet another straight-up banger. The key with these guys lies in their simplicity. They call on classic tracks of 90s garage and New Jersey house and encapsulate what it means to be contemporary in today's era, effortlessly embellished in Just Love It. Oli and Angus have managed to collate and produce a collection of tracks that not only echo but amplify the passion that they draw their influence from. The difference in approach and outcome from each artist results in a highly impressive outcome, with 8 effective tracks that serve as a seamless statement of purpose to how contemporary house music should sound. It's not just about the musical aesthetic. The artwork is handcrafted with a unique gatefold vinyl sleeve to accompany the double vinyl release. The emphasis on extending quality in all aspects of the label has helped create a refreshing dynamic to the label, and as so long as the label owners pertain to their musical philosophy then no doubt we'll carry on witnessing some of the most promising talent in underground house on MIL.

the megabomb is back !! contains the classic versions and the new remixes !!!

Thomass Jackson is a new entry in the Gomma crew. And he fits perfect: His style Outsider House - or let's call it: Sex House! This shit is soo damn funky and spartanic at the same time - you want to go straight to make babies! Thomass is part of the new vibrant Mexico City electronic scene. Similar to many dudes who do house music in a less formulated - style he comes from playing instruments: Bass, guitar, drums - in Funk bands - before getting into electronic production and djing. He is kind of a cultural nerd (like many guys on Gomma): Movies, books - the crazier they are the more he knows about them.Wich might explain his unique approach to dance music. After two releases on other labels (Electrique Music and La Dame Noir) - now he landed on the Gomma planet. Be ready - he is serious!

It is an honor for us to kick start with two of the bulwarks of our label: Clip and Kresy.
Two Spanish artists that will attract great attention this year.
Clip!, a Barcelonian with a taste for energic, overwhelming beats, who recently released an ep with Struments. House with a techno flavour and an eye kept on UK groove, he delights us with his mix of strength and exuberance.
'Everyday' is a 4x4 cannonball with wild synths and rave echoes destined to shake any sound system with extreme violence. Killer kicks and hi-hats, encouraged by a passionate female voice. Classic pianos and powerful leads clambering intertwined all through out the track.
'You still love her', quieter, has a cool cadence, with percussions and vocal melodies that float around with hypnotic flare. The production is clean and tasteful and reminds us to the newest hiphop out there. Really catchy material for the most elegant dancefloors.
Kresy comes from Hivern's quarry. John Talabot's label, this platform gave him the opportunity to make himself visible with his most personal and intense tracks. We can also find Kresy's releases in other great labels, such as Freerange, Retrofit, More Music, Southern Fried Rec or Lovemonk.
'Do you wanna know' is a retrospective sparkle that remembers the euforic awakening of the rave era. Open pads and acid lines, riding deliberately vintage beats, in what it could be some obscure reference from early Warp releases.
'Brooklyn 70's' is an evocative house track that drips rhodes sounds and warm pads through a funky beat. Its imposible not to imagine moving frames of the New York traffic, leather jackets,
moustaches, adidas and sexy afro- americans, reflected in the back of your subconscious mind.
Four aparently different tracks, but mysteriously coherent.
Just the idea we want to develope in Discomaths.