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The Anticipatory Organization is an energetic EP that could only be the work of The Sun God. There are three rousing tracks to stir the attention. The Things We Don't Know is a mesmerising key driven journey. It features gorgeous keyed sparkles, washing waves of acid and clopped beats. The Disbelief Habit is driven by a strong melody that really grabs you and won't let go. This is accompanied by a strong bassline, focused keys and closely held percussion. The Achievement Factory rounds off the EP with another distinctive musical effort that marches straight into the middle of the dancefloor. Punishing percussion and an in-step cavernous bassline are joined by loose acid and riffing keys. Once more, The Sun God delivers as only he can.

It has been a sublime journey. 5 years definitely means something. A time to reflect on what has been accomplished especially on a musical level. When original creative ideas come to fruition in ways beyond imagination, one can only be thankful and proud.

Thankful for all the people that have hel
ped us along the way and proud of the philosophy we continued to carry on the last years. The label has always been a way to preserve the cultural legacy of house music.

This 5 years of PIV volume commemorates this significant milestone.

Tamango Records proudly announces the first album from label-head Yaya called “You Decide”, which draws from Yaya’s broad musical influences and his diverse multicultural background. The album is packed with brilliant percussive numbers, where Yaya manages to discover a common ground between his minimal roots and the most avant-garde tech-house, finding himself at ease in the 4/4 structure and often bringing into play his sister Karice on vocals.

The album opens with rattling tribal percussions and ethnic Yoruba chants provided by Karice for a proper mysterious intro that leads into “Be Yourself”, which again features catchy vocals from his sister. Here, Yaya plays with whirring synths, broken beats and infectious groove elements, while “Black Mamba” rolls with Yaya’s trademark groove of tribal percussions, bongos and toms, woven together with deep strings creating a vast sonic exploration that culminates into an epic dancefloor burner. Continuing on, “Ebi Awon” is about flashing synths, elegant organs, and a serious rough-edged rolling bassline, with astonishing Yoruba vocals by Karice providing the real deal. Up next is “One Way”, where Yaya chooses spacious kicks and refreshingly funky synths for a full high-octane track, whilst “Lost Beach” is a heady and rapid dancefloor brew with scattering percussions, slapping claps and unusual dark synths. Rounding out the package, “Love and Hate” features downsampled and digitalised pads with thoughtful bass strokes and gently swaying drums, suspending you into a smooth and seductive lo-fi space over its 7+ minute ride. On the outro, the mysterious Yoruba chants make their return, sanctioning, like an ancient prophecy, the end of this journey.

The second installment in the Rendr vinyl series. An EP packed with energy, exhilarating from start to finish and each with a touch of class. Nate S.U unleashes all his skills across three sleek originals.

Tiny Minds, A lively lead track. With piercing chord stabs, grooving drum elements and a suspenseful break down, this track is nothing short of a peak time slammer.

Quincy's One Two Groove is a smooth and suave flip to A1, Boasting a gristly bass line and some classic vocal hits.

Rum Strut, follows on the style of A1. Oozing excitement with an almost arrogant swagger, it sole objective is to make you dance.

Welcoming the Mannheim musical magician to the imprint with a remix of B1. He uses an analogous, razor sharp bass line as the main focus of the track from the start. Complimenting the original pads and vocals with frequent appearances throughout. A fine groover for sure.

First EP by the new talent Supply.An hermetically sealed off sound universe that oddly billows between the absurd nostalgia of a crying seagull and the modern i-dont-give-a-fuckery of hedonistic club culture.All tracks are completely produced with an mpc and recorded live on an 8-track tape deck.

Next up on Elephant Moon, we are proud to release our latest EP M.SYNC, by one of the freshest new talents on the scene, Leipzig’s own Tim Schlockermann.

The EP as a whole carries a nostalgic yet futuristic feel throughout, frolicking between a fusion of genres and hinting at influences of retro trance, breakbeat and sophisticated house rhythms.

For their inaugural release, Los Angeles based label, Like.Minded teams up with Wyro, and his cutting edge, no-frills minimal. Title track Mirage kicks off the EP with a wandering yet driving arp rounded out by a masterfully compressed bassline. The A2, Monsoon and its blanket of grand piano offer up an understated, uplifting resolve. Sprouts brings the EP back to the dancefloor - but this time an ear catching breakbeat swing paired with a lush, pitch-bent chord and breezy vocal sample carry the mind to a deeper, more spacious place. Wrapping up the EP, BRYZ gives his take on Sprouts adding to the percussion a subtle shuffle and clean analog keys. Essential textured cuts for the discerning DJ. Vinyl only.

Over the last 20 years, Tara Rodgers has had a wide-ranging and prolific career as a multi-instrumentalist composer and music scholar. She's studied with sonic experimentalists Maggi Payne, Fred Frith, and Pauline Oliveros, she's self-released 6 LPs and 6 EPs of electronic music, and she's got tracks on Move D's Source Records and the Le Tigre Remix 12'. The new Fundamentals EP is her first release under the Analog Tara moniker in 15 years, delivering funky techno from analog sources.

Dara Smith from Lakker in brilliant form: six vividly evocative, dramatically uneven soundscapes, ranging tonally from beseeching tenderness to thumping, bad-minded bass, guaranteed to rock the house.

This is Giles Armstrong's debut EP, so we'll leave it to the man himself: "I've been dicking around the scene in some shape or form for the past twenty years or so. DJing, promoting, dancing (you needed to have been there) eetc. but a couple of years ago I decided do the one thing that was missing from that list. To try make what the whole shebang is meant to be about, music. The thought of making tunes had crossed my mind down through the years but I was always too scared to start or never had the time. There was always a excuse handy, always. Then one Mayday I 'finally' decided, what have I got to lose but where the hell do I start! All those years being around so many great producers and having a relatively good understanding of the music that I loved should make starting a bit easier. How wrong was I I really hadn't the foggiest! I always thought a clip was something that I used to put in my daughters hair, a scene was something that was in a movie...I could go on. After many hours/days/weeks of threatening to throw my newly assembled studio out the window much to the delight of my wife, kids and dog. I slowly started to get somewhere and discovered that the whole music making process can be one of the most rewarding and fun things that I have ever done. I am so happy that I decided to die trying rather than not have tried at all. So here I am nearly two years later with a promo copy of my first release. A four track EP of all my own music on an actually vinyl record! If anyone had said to me that this would happen when I started - I would be still be laughing now. It might not be the greatest record ever made (it's not) but I am very proud of what I've achieved and if I never make another record again so be it. That box has now been well and truly ticked..."

DSFANT is a new label from Lord of the Isles

Yore proudly presents Marcello Napoletano, who is more than just the man of the hour, with his extraordinary releases presented on Mathematics, Uzuri and Quintessentials.

JJ Label boss Nico Mendez returns under his alter ego Modat for Johnny Johnny's second vinyl release, "Bauer Beat EP". JJW002 boasts 4 perfectly crafted deep minimal house groovers.

A Side
Late Night & Bauer Beat.
Late Night garners silky smooth chords and quirky squelching off beat stabs, which drop you right into sharp witty percussion rounded off with well places haunting vocals forming a really slick all round groover. Bauer Beat chugs along peppered with intricate pops and blippy percussion that break down to allow a catchy rhythmic talking vocal done by modat himself and rising hook to take over. This one really catches your attention.

B Side
Money Walk & Aug Bar
Aug Bar immediately wraps you with warm chords, gentle percussion and one off vocal samples and rich stabs that evolve perfectly over the course of the track. This ones a perfect warm up tool.

Money Walk is definitely the dark horse of the EP and for the right kinda reasons. With a heavy weighted kick supporting chunky thick off beat bass stabs and sharp kit this one WILL move some air.

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Great to see Terminal M queen Monika Kruse teaming up with her buddies Pig&Dan again. It's been more than a year since their common single releases on Pig&Dan's label Elevate or Terminal M but the two guys from Mallorca have been very busy finishing their album, releases for Drumcode and their upcoming Space Ibiza CD. Meanwhile Monika travelled the world more than ever with her dj bag to bring the techno message to even more places.

White transparent vinyl. Limited to 200 copies.

Berlin based techno label Symbiostic welcomes MRDIE (Mothr, Minus) and Click Box (Timbral, Silencio, Minus, Items & Things) on their fifth vinyl.

When we recieved these tracks by Diego aka MRDIE from Rosario, Argentina in late 2016 we knew this is something special. We immediately felt in love with the melancholic approach and new wave-like feeling they transport. With an additional and proper fitting remix by Click Box from São Paulo, Brazil and yet another amazing mastering by our man Orlando from Hamburg we are more than happy to bring the Silverline EP as Symbiostic release number 30 into your hands.

Enjoy!

37 kicks off with Tó, circular, the percussion resonating in a room, the stabs leading, and the bass pumping. 12 is next, all harmony, promising pastoral harmony, synth clock and mouth moisture clicks. Paradela bursts in on the flip side, monumental, synthetic symphony, acidic and bright. Jordão is last, rhythmic stutter; the rhythm cuts through, accompanied by a monotone pulse, some lost keys make their way into the mix, it tries to stabilize so it can calmly take you by the hand and lead you home, into the river.

OPIA’s sister label Euphoric State reports back to duty with ‘Evolutionary Perspective’ from veteran producers, Relative Progress. The four tracker consists of two remastered cuts from their sought after ‘Illustrated Primer’ EP back in ‘96 and on the flip two recent productions made this year.

Quite notably some of their finest work ‘Getting There’ opens the EP with its signature bleeps, and progressive structure. An urgent and driven track of the past, that without maybe realising you will be familiar with. ‘Heart ‘N’ Soul’ releases the energy tension, a more mellow cut with rippling pads and dreamy attention to detail.

Kicking off the modern productions is the Detroit-esque ‘Be Real’, a slick and deep alternative to the A side, smooth hi-hats melt into the bouncy organ arrangement. Rounding off the EP is a hazy late night jazz vibe entitled ‘U Got Me Into This’, winding down proceedings in style, as you would imagine from the long term producers.

Another well rounded EP on Euphoric state, dedicated to melding futuristic sounds of the past and present.

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Following his triumphant return to Kompakt with SICKO (KOMPAKT 322), REX THE DOG digs deeper into the circuits of his custom-built modular synth on YOU ARE A BLADE, delivering a powerful trio of sharply contoured jams ready to cut to the chase. A true master of expressive might within a limited set of sounds, the much-acclaimed producer introduces the title track with breezy, shimmering arpeggios that are soon joined by a weighty, throbbing bassdrum - a lean and mean stealth banger that stands as unwavering as it is playful. The flipside builds an impressive amount of momentum as muscular acid-fest MUSIK HYPNOTISES stakes out raw and pounding synth stabs with its titular refrain, giving those straight-shooting riffs a properly wonked-out feel. Meanwhile, dry-witted closer WASP FACTORY pairs raspy synths with kinetic drum rolls and boldly cut-up vocal samples, another deceptively simple arrangement trimmed to perfection and for maximum effect.

Vinyl only, limited copies, no digital promotion.

Supported by artists: Sepp, Vern, Remus, Vlf, Ted Amber.
Supported by channels: Unic, Storytellers, Rayzeh.

Third release from Balearic guys 2Vilas and Tato plus remixes from Spanish native S.Moreira and the Italian duo Bassa Clan.

Second Seta Label vinyl presents label friend Dj M4SH and his new EP "The Message". It takes you to the world of delayed and filtered chords, pads and arpeggiators with rolling basslines. This solid four-track package contains three deep house jams plus a spacey remix of the track "Not Known" from the well-known Slovak gang Sensoreal. "The Message" expresses Dj M4SH’s memories of rave-kids generation from the 90s and everybody who spent those years at the parties or in the park with cassette player listening to music. "The Message" is dedicated to those who remained loyal to what they love. It's a reminiscence and acknowledgement to all who were there and are here now.

We are very happy to unveil the first vinyl EP from Dragusanu for our 3rd episode. Alin Dragusanu is a young Romanian talent who brings creativity to traditional romanian sounds. The remix is ​​a groovy bomb produced by Silat Beksi, brilliant artist we no longer present. Limited copies!

Early supports from: Raresh, Mihai Popoviciu, Lizz, Mihai Pol, Vlad Arapasu and more...

For the third release of the young parisian label they decided to bring back artists that they love and that already built the beginning of the label, Funkastle whose Boulevard Etoiles was on NFR01 and Kizoku who joined Bassam for a real banger featuring on NFR02 . This split EP combines the two different styles of these artists and creates a complete vinyl where the 4 tracks are a different trip.

The next drop on Constant Sound sees Josh Baker and Alfie Jack team up following their excellent joint outing on Aesthetic earlier this year. The A side opens up with a seductive blend of minimal tech beats and plush, trance-licked synths on "Conquest Of Time", which is promptly followed up by the leaner, heads-down grooves of "5am Club" for the deeper dancefloor contingent. "Shake Effect" is a feisty offering to kick off the B side with a bassy strut, snappy samples and lashings of atmospheric FX, and then "Devon Break" flips the script with a rolling breakbeat number peppered with acidic blips and bloops

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Supported and played by Claptone, Roger Sanchez, De La Swing, Pirupa, Dennis Cruz, Dennis Ferrer, Erick Morillo, Darius Syrossian, Mambo Brothers and many more...


Almighty House label MOTHER RECORDINGS returns with another big tune from ORDONEZ. The top Ecuadorian producer and DJ is a key player and influential artist in his home nation and central America, he is associated with many great labels from Brobot, Armada Music and Lapsus.
„La Fiesta“ is his latest on Berlin ́s number one House label and is a party starting tune with big vocals and loose percussion, which make you stomping and pumping. The colorful chord stabs and driving bass all get you up on your toes and keep you there as the vocals, drum fills and hits boil very nicely.
Once again then MOTHER has secured a big hit here.






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MISTER JAM, BBCR1 - Vibes!
CAMELPHAT - Thank you!
RICHY AHMED - Nice beat!
JUNIOR SANCHEZ - Dope!
CHUS & CEBALLOS - groove disco frisko!
HECTOR ROMERO - Party tune!! I’m on it!
ILLYUS & BARRIENTOS - Great package!
JAVI BORA - Killer!


House hit makers MOTHER RECORDINGS are back with another summer slammer. This one comes from the label regulars SUPERLOVER and SIMION – both friends are teaming up with the hottest imprint in House music for a heavy champion collab and a heavy champion track. MOTHER proudly presents „Funky People“, coming in two interpretations.
„Superlover Vocal Mix“, a 6 minutes jam with a driven bass line, funky piano chords rolling over a slick House groove. Powerful and gnarly male vocals add full and warm emotions to the „Funky People“. Yes, we feel love!
„Simion Mix“ is more a straight up interpretation, 4-to-the-floor with an energetic infinity groove, less vocals, no piano, a real peak time hands up version. Pure love for the dance floor.

It's Sunday. You're at the after party. And the DJ is playing white label edits you've never heard before.

After huge releases on big labels like Apollonia, Rawax and many others iO (Mulen) is back to his main label dropping a big LP. The "Lucky Fish" album consists of three different vinyls full of killer grooves: between smooth deep house and techy bangers, cooked in unique iO (Mulen) style. These cuts were tested on dance floors around the world for a long time, so now we have no doubt that all of them are lethal weapons for any set. Hurry up, it's limited and of course vinyl only as always.

Rising Israeli talent Jos & Eli join the Watergate imprint with a pulsing four-tracker.
With eyes and ears fixed on the future, there’s always room for inspiring new talent at WG HQ. Jos & Eli bubbled to attention thanks to interesting releases on Diynamic, Sudbeat and Noir Music, their productions at once striking and beautiful, imbued with a unique energy that’s essential for any signing to
Watergate Records Both artists are musicians since childhood and their natural talent shines brightly on ‘Mozar’ EP. The title track is driven by a woozy riff which sits atop a chugging bed of drums and seems to capture the stirring energy of their homeland. ‘Atomica’ is similarly unique, with its persistent synth layers, delicate drums and
stirring pads, andconjures an otherworldly atmosphere. Respected vocalist Jinadu joins them for ‘One’, a unifying anthem in the making. Yotto contributes a classy re-work of ‘Atomica’, keeping the impactful riff, but adding in harmonising elements and plumping out the bass for an amplified peak-time hit.

Following on from releases by the likes of Whitesquare, The Cyclist, DJ Octopus and Daniele Baldelli & Dario Piana, Tropical Animals head honcho Ricardo Baez steps up to provide a three track EP of refined, richly textured, deep and brooding cuts.

Undulating synths, introspective chords and a tapestry of rhythms flow from the Florence native, at times moving through the depths of lo-fi, crunching house at others delving into the realms of acid.

Limited to 50 copies. Comes in military fabric cover with a
printed cardboard poster -- Angelo Sindaco (OTO boss) and DJ
Uovo come together with a brand new project. The duo bring
their own musical influences and blend 'em with a futuristic hint
on this hyper funky tech twelve. Last but not least Nick Anthony
Simoncino (L.I.E.S. records) remixes "Visual" adding a dubby
techno groove feel.

4xLP in tote bag (black canvas with white screen print) limited to 50 copies

Enter the Dragon. Adding mystique to the techno are these pulsating, arpeggiated, snarling beasts from the Italian producer with an ominous-sounding remix by Heinrich Mueller aka Gerald Donald of Drexicya. Track titles refer to the journeys of the Sky Dragon (A1), Yellow Dragon (A2) and Dragon King (B1/B2) as they soar and serpentine majestically underwater and beyond the clouds

Five Metallic tracks from Poland’s Aheloy!