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The first Octophonic Beige vinyl release comes from Ukrainian artist Kirik.

Vinyl only, limited copies, no digital promotion.

Supported by artists: Barac, Janeret, Vlad Arapasu, Sepp, Cosmjn, Mihai Pol, Miss I, Ted Amber and Vlf.

Supported by channels: Storytellers, Recordeep, Rayzeh and Thyme.

Chat Noir Tools continues its exploration of the new electronic scene with this second release which showase four tracks from the young producer Occibel. He delivers here 4 uncompromising tracks designed for the dancefloor. Juggling between house, breakbeat and Tech-house inspirations, he is part of this generation that frees itself from genres to better appropriate them. Throughout the 4 tracks of the EP, Occibel oscillates between atmospheres and sounds to offer a coherent and effective whole. An EP made for the dancefloor in all occasions.

With further announcements forthcoming with Life and Death later this summer, Drug Dilling offers up the first new material from The/Das on the label since 2013's Outfashioned. Now as a duo, Fabian Fenk and Philipp Koller's latest EP is the result of playful and pure studio sessions, during which they aimed to capture the often-overlooked club-friendly side of their project. Top Vibes' breakbeats come as a welcomed surprise, while Holy Rollers pairs wobbling synth pads with a vocal cameo by DJ Tennis. The standout title-track recalls hazy afterparty moments. Detroit stalwart DJ Bone delivers a focused reinterpretation on the flip, backing expertly-sampled organ takes and flanged vocal lines in an enticing bed of afro-cuban rhythms.

The ep starts with an emotional track from Aleqs Notal , a tribute to Mike Huckaby . It is a deep house filled with percussions, deep pads, and some subtle acid stabs. On the same Side Meftah , a newcomer from Detroit provides here a deep jazzy funky and broken jam with Fender Rhodes, MPC beats and analogue synths that is absolutely dope. On the B side Taelue , one of the Chicago fine producers is delivering a killer piece of moody Chicago house aimed to the dancefloor, a killer jam with pads and round funky bass line that will make people dance as soon as we can get back clubbing. Finally, Afrikan Sciences is rounding up the ep with an amazing deep funk bass piece of music that only him knows how to make.

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Renaissance recruit Tale of Us for the second the second edition of their quarterly-century celebrations.With the first release in this series occupying #1 status for 6 weeks last summer, Renaissance are back with the second instalment of their 25th Anniversary 'The Remix Collection' project. For the follow-up to Solomun's immense reworking of Age Of Love, Renaissance have bagged more Techno royalty in the shape of Italian duo Tale Of Us, to take on the huge task of remixing another iconic 90's classic.The track in question is the legendary 'Café Del Mar' by the 90's trance project, Energy 52. Much alike the previous remix by Solomun, it seems Tale Of Us also have their work cut out for them, as this track has had no shortage of remixes over the years. However, the popularity of 'Café Del Mar' is not simply reflected through its remix roster. Named after the iconic bar at the heart of the Ibiza clubbing scene, it was the soundtrack to the rave-culture movie, 'Human Traffic' in 1999. In addition to this 'Café Del Mar' later went on to be voted #1 in MixMag's 2001 '500 Best Tracks Ever' list.With this second remix, Tale of Us take the classic elements that made Café Del Mar such a huge track in the 90's, bringing them into the present-day with big licks of bass and a huge crescendo. Carrying forward the focus of the series, this remix refreshes the iconic track for a new generation of listeners. Undoubtedly, as with the original, it is sure to be the soundtrack of Ibiza this summer.With the first release in this series occupying Beatport #1 status for 6 weeks last summer, Renaissance are back with the second instalment of their 25th Anniversary 'The Remix Collection' project. For the follow-up to Solomun's immense reworking of Age Of Love, Renaissance have bagged more Techno royalty in the shape of Italian duo Tale Of Us, to take on the huge task of remixing another iconic 90's classic.

Alma Records LTD is a vinyl-only record label series. The first release welcomes Isbel & Ildec with two original tracks and Includes remixes from Felipe Bravo and Salty Nuts & BE9 rising star Fabe.

OHANNES BRECHT seeks the sublime with lead track “Synesthetic” – a delicate yet potent entry that was inspired by the condition called synesthesia, a perceptual condition in which the stimulation of one sense triggers an automatic, involuntary experience in another sense. Flipside “Matter” leans more to to the left-field where found sounds mingle to a simmering bass drum. The bonus track “Particulate” furthers Johannes’ vast capabilities as a musician by playing E-Bow on an medieval instrument called the Dulcimer - the results reflect and depth and beauty rarely heard in dance music.

Overall, his “Dust EP” finds beauty through minimalistic arrangement.

After a long break.... MOI is finally back! Vinyl only as usual!

First vinyl release for 10 Years Of Metroline Limited series - Produced by label bosses Octad and Phiorio

This release is one of round numbers. It's Metroline Limited release number 50. You may have actually noticed that we almost got to release 90 by now but number 50 was always kept behind for a collaborative release between the two men behind the label: Andrea and Gianpiero aka Octad and Phiorio. It took a fairly long time to put this release together, mainly because running a label with a DIY ethos is a time consuming affair and most of the time doesn't leave too much free time for sonic experimentations. We really hope it was worth the wait! And what a better opportunity to release Metroline number 50 like for the label's 10 years anniversary. So much has happened since 2007, we released a LOT of music, some of our tracks have been played in the best clubs and festivals and by some of our favourite dj's. We are not going to name names but we are extremly proud of what we have achieved in our 10 years history. We are also proud of the fact that we are still around with energy and enthusiam to keep on releasing new music, this time (finally) by our label owners and also soon by a lot more talented producers in the months to come. Music wise, in this EP you will find some of the syles that made Metroline music known over the years. The two tracks on the A side are produced by Octad. Missing Bits has Octad's trademark minimal groove with hissing hats and a huge sub bass. There is a clever use of percussive bits, dark stabs and vocals to create a sublime dark minimal techno builder. Synopsis of 8 keeps the A side atmosphere well dark. Andrea managed to create a solid machine funk dark and spooky techno number with metallic percussion and plenty of groove. Phiorio takes control ot B side with the opening

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Fire in the Jungle’, Oliver Koletzki’s eighth studio album and musical pledge for action and mindfulness in our world, goes into its next round. For this remixed EP he gathers four like-minded and illustrious scene names to offer a remix package that doesn’t leave a foot standing still.

Mp3 Download:
1. Oliver Koletzki feat. Aparde - Sequel (Hidden Empire Remix) / 2. Oliver Koletzki feat. Lisa Who - Away (Bebetta Remix) / 3. Oliver Koletzki feat. Temple Haze - Let Go (Tim Engelhardt Remix) / 4. Oliver Koletzki feat. Monolink - We are All Lost (Nico Stojan Remix) / 5. Oliver Koletzki & Township Rebellion - The Arctic Voice (RDNK Remix) /
6. Oliver Koletzki - Rainbow Serpent (Iorie Remix) / 7. Oliver Koletzki - Fire in the Jungle (Lunar Plane Remix)

Here we are Guys, with another great release.
Also this time we have the pleasure to add a new member to our galactic family.
We’re talking about Pacific Jams, an Italian duo composed by Mennie and Zee, that started this new path with this amazing EP.

You can find different musical timbres in each track.
A cosmic journey you cannot miss.

This is Vigi's second space trip, this time with SENSEK (NORSE, COMPLATT) trying to solve the equation of motion. On the SPINFOAM approach, the synth modulations merge with the sparkling claps until the proton collision decomposes the spectrum into elementary particles. Then, you reach HIGGS FIELD with a massive bouncy rhythm that melts perfectly with those beautiful air pads. It was enough for CRIHAN (MEZIN, CATREN, ELIPTIC) to seize the boson and deliver his own minimalistic interstellar interpretation.

Early supports by artists like PETRE INSPIRESCU, BARAC, PRIKU, IULY.B, LIZZ, ZEFZEED,...

With The Sound of Graz, the springfestival graz made it possible for local talents to fulfill the dream of their own vinyl record. Styrian artists could submit their club tracks in a competition. An expert jury consisting of the Elevate Festival, FAZEmag, Radio FM4, Radio Soundportal and GROOVE magazine, chaired by initiator Thomas Mussbacher, decided who would be featured on the album. Of a total of around 80 entries, twelve made it onto the album. In October the records were released in a limited edition of 1.000 copies. The proceeds go to the Styrian Children's Cancer Aid.

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when I was selecting tracks for my essential mix Clint send me his newest productions. I immediatly felt in love with the tracks and included one in my mix and sign the two tracks for terminal m. I am also superhappy about the great remix of timmo which gives the track a special soulful techno feeling! (Monika Kruse)

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I love their unique style, rolling grooves, warm melodies and they are always funky. Another 4 track ep with Drunken Kong tracks for every occasion! (Monika Kruse)

HVOB: Trialog HVOB present their second album as an interdisciplinary work of art: ten physical processes are reflected in interactive installations, visuals and sounds. With their successful debut album ('HVOB', 2013) and five EPs, HVOB have crafted a unique panoply of sound: intelligent and driving, challenging and melodic. 'Trialog', the second album by the producer duo Anna Müller and Paul Wallner, will be releases on April 17th. I. Project Above all, 'Trialog' is an interdisciplinary art project, comprising a discourse between the disciplines of sound, video and installation, realised by HVOB, the VJs licherloh and the visual artist Clemens Wolf. The theme centres on ten ubiquitous physical processes, which are being documented and interpreted interactively on three artistic levels; via Clemens Wolf's orchestrated processes, the lyrics and sounds of HVOB's tracks, and the visuals by VJs lichterloh. II. Album Tearing, mixing, bursting, melting, oxidising, breaking, imploding, etching, bending, burning, track to video, video to artwork, artwork to track: 'Trialog' depicts the transformation of ten physical processes in ten tracks. HVOB's sound distinctively shapes the album, yet the duo now interpret their acoustic palette in darker, more accentuated, techno-leaning shades. Each of the ten tracks pursues its own individual dramaturgy: the opener 'Azrael' tears apart its built-up percussive tension, 'Clap Eyes' inches along frailly, 'The Anxiety to please' deepens and condenses until it implodes. References, inspirations and associations between materials, processes and artistic disciplines create an artistic depth, which renders the album a highl complex and complete work of art. III.

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On the back of their critically acclaimed 'Oblivion' EP, from which 'Sensation' was named one of the techno tracks of 2016 by Mixmag, Monika Kruse rejoins her brothers-from-another-mother Pig&Dan for another electrifying two-track EP.

Both tracks - 'Get Me On' and 'So Good' featured in her celebrated debut Essential Mix that aired on April 1 and have highlighted the iconic techno artist's sets over the past month, everywhere from Time Warp to her wildly popular b2b with Andrea Oliva at Boiler Room Madrid in March.

Produced during an inspired couple of days in Mallorca with Pig&Dan in January, both records are explosive techno weapons built for the peaktime and propelled by a stunning warehouse stomp. 'Get Me On' is a driving affair from the outset, powered by a compelling mainroom groove that's gradually immersed in exhilarating cyclone swirls of melody. 'So Good' is as delectable as its name, characterized by a roaring buildup that's drawn out dramatically for much of its 8-minute running time, working in tandem with several carefully deployed breakdowns. Both records are destined to leave a devastating impact at festivals over the summer.

Second strike from this mysterious producer. Limited hand
stamped copies for a summer grooving stuff

Nothing But Nice Records, based between London and Berlin, is a label founded by long-standing friends, James Andrew and Charley. The label comes as an extension of their friendship, channelling their favourite sounds of years late, drawings inspiration from breaks, electro, garage, and tech house to release music with a fresh and playful edge.

The label’s first venture comes in the form of James Andrew’s ‘Thinking Backwards EP’, a four-track genre-spanning release. Rolling basslines, crisp highs, floaty synths, and acid leads define the records sound, creating four spacey dancefloor ready tracks.

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Vinyl Only

Construction F” is the our first vinyl out of the series with cooperative works with JNJS (Jay Nortown & Jacobo Saavedra) and unbelievable remixes from Ilya Schulz, Sebbe, Superloinge at the Ki.Mi.s’ tracks’ve been produced earlier. Every composition is really worth to be as one of your collections’ and to sound throughout the world!

We release the 6’s vinyl of the label with flutter and proud.

When it arrived on the progressive house scene in 2000, it quickly made the rounds as a tune to be reckoned with. Played by nearly everyone in the industry, its haunting vocals
and psychedelic synths captured the minds and hearts of ravers worldwide.Now, fifteen years later, Victor Ruiz and Cristoph have put their own spins on the Yoshi Classic. Victor contributes a round, pulsing bass line that has had listeners of Sharam's
recent sets ask, 'what IS this' Victor's unique style of impeccably-mixed, maximalist tech house is a tenacious tribute to Luzon's composition, capturing the psychedelic energy of the original and warping it into what will no doubt be a staple in many of this summer's sets. Where Victor opts for immensity, Cristoph dials back to reveal a dark and beautiful side of Baguio unheard before. Delicate sounds float in and out as the tune unveils, building to a dramatic vocal climax that guides the composition to its close in an outcry of raw emotion. The new package includes an expertly remastered version of the original 'Igorot Vocal' mix. When put together, the three create a complimentary system of sound, imparting new depths to the classic. We hope you enjoy the return of the Luzon's "The Baguio Track.

Vigenere is creating a mysterious vibe with its obscure collaborative releases, but the music speaks for itself as it plots a course through deeper realms of the dance. After contributing to the first release, Malin Genie is back and seemingly flying solo for a more direct trip into dubby techno territory - that's certainly the vibe on opening immersion heater "Eschaton".

"Drain" has a more tripped out minimal flavour with the after hours in mind, while "Venus" swaps moody atmospheres out for a hazy shuffler peppered with slices of warm instrumentation. "Elara" brings things full circle with another crooked dub-out to bring eyelids down heavy in a state of transcendental bliss.

Closing the sweltering season & sonically chronicling the transition from Summer to Fall in Detroit w/different takes on a melancholy tune f/ Egyptian Lover (electro), Pontchartrain (house), Table Daddy (techno), the original, & a slomo extract.

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NYC photographer Ed Marshall produced these meditative club tunes as Dreamscape in '94 & '95. Originally released on his own New Age House Records label, they've become quite hard to find & mega in-demand.

"Welcome To Our New Age House" includes the best of those two releases. Remastered from the original ADATs & pressed as a 2x12" for LOUD playback. Pumpin', passionate & positive music! Motivational deepness for your mind, body & soul.

Very proud to have this heavenly Dreamscape album join the World Building catalog. Let the rhythms guide.....

Loosewomen return to Grade 10 with a new dancefloor-ready 12" featuring remixes from close friends Mr. G and Direct Movement.

Comes housed in hand-screen printed sleeve, desinged and printed in-house by Grade 10.

Support from Peach, Manami, Jurango, Monika Taneska

Limited to 200 copies

Martin Deason “Race For The Vaccine” on Third Wave Audio or TWA. This is as some of you who are familiar with Detroit techno might be wondering. It is a collaboration of Detroit third wave artists Gary Martin and Sean Deason. A 2020 start up project for a new label. Perfectly defining the feel of the summer of 2020, “Race For The Vaccine” has the edgy anxious rhythms and epic chords describing a life or death situation. It comes with 2 versions, one with real drums for the more outside of the box DJ and one for the more straight forward DJ.

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The third trip out on Nuances De Nuit brings together another killer selection of ear-snagging club cuts that appeal to the deep-digging community. Kolter's "Don't Kill My Groove" has already been drawing plenty of favourable attention from the likes of Moxie with its deft breaks and electro-funk stylings. T. Jacques'.

"Control" is a peppy tech house jam with a sleek garage bump that should go down a treat with serious heads and passing trade alike. The real treat here though is Metro's "Here For The Love", a seriously in-demand jam from 1994 finally getting the repress treatment to take it out of the hands of the sharks.

Vitess completes the package with "133cc", a dynamic wiggler with enough tripped out elements to take out a tank.

When it comes to underground dance music collaborations, it doesn't get much bigger than this as 2 of the World's leading artists go head to head. Technasia & Green Velvet lock horns for a very special and unique Toolroom debut in 'Suga', which has already proven to be a massive summer anthem of 2015.
When we learn that those funky guitar licks were all played and recorded by Technasia himself, and the quirky, unmistakable blues styled vocals were written and recorded by Green Velvet, it becomes apparent that this is much more than just another dance track.With instant support and a World exclusive Radio One play from legend Pete Tong and club support from every major player in the scene including Hot Since 82, Joris Voorn & Nic Fanciulli, Toolroom are proud to present Suga.

Terrence Parker is back on Abstract Theory with the new remixes from this previous hit 'Alarm The Sound' who was sold out last year. The remix package features nothing less than the amazing ARGY (Cocoon) and the German duo TIEFSCHWARZ, who provided a wonderful version for their 20 year anniversary. The pack including also a techno reinterpretation from FRANCESCO BONORA & MARCELLO ARLETTI. Definetely a monster package

We are very happy to present our 9th episode, a new trip to Rome including parisians Phoq and Petit Batou in the car... offering 2 microhouse and deep tracks, as well as the italians Zenk, who made the buzz with his label Micro-orbit Records, and then Bauch with his hypnotic and bewitching minimal style perfect to close this special VA. From Paris to Rome with love.

Vinyl Only, Limited Copies!

Early supports from: Raresh, Arapu, Mihai Pol, Direkt, Silat Beksi, Costin Rp and more ....

HelloRepeat 022 brings 'Flash' and 'Anavi'. Both tracks in essence bring a linear and continuous flow, to many, a Daze Maxim signature in the sense that each element does not scream for attention alone, it is the combination of them which creates the overall impact. A dose of what we need when we need it. It is to do with structure, it is about the way in which elements are thrown in adding that bit of surprise effect which is able to stunt and amuse us all in a very good way. 'Flash' starts with a solid bass line, the vocal 'Flash', a hypnotic cosmic/trippy element and a hoovering noise on the background making up the intro. The 'locomotive' sounding high-hats then slam in, which together with the bass line complete a dance floor bliss of a track with all that groove. This is the point when one would think the track is there but then the slamming surprise- there comes the pads and the harmony. With a dose of thriller, the suspense created by these two prolonged notes give this atmospheric soundscape making it a groovy, hypnotic, dark, yet driving dance floor beauty. 'Anavi' again boosts a hypnotic vibe to it but this time with the harmony being first introduced via a classy piano. The track starts with this detroit-feel bass synth pattern forming the constant flowing base of the track, a hypnotic feel which gets overtaken by the classy touch of beautiful piano chords. Following, there comes the high-hats, this loose and light addition to it, sounding similar to when hitting the edge of a cymbal on real drums. The pads' introduction on this one could again generate a thriller feel if on a single note however, the note progression of the pads creates a melody turning it into a rather melancholic yet classy feel, in line with the piano from the intro.

It's been two years since Evan Baggs and Katsuya Sano opened up their Ek Box. Fittingly, their latest show-and-tell arrives on CABARET, a label that has supported the duo's activities since they first emerged. There's much to admire, not least the unfussy old school techno bounce of "Mitsuboshi", where darting, jammed-out synthesizer lines and sustained organ chords dance enthusiastically above a simple but powerful drum machine rhythm. The acid-fired techno-funk of "Maukacho" is wilder and more energetic, while "Takikomi" sees the duo tiptoe the fine line between ballsy breakbeat techno and sweeping, cinematic bliss. As for closer "Shoganai", it's punchy, bass-heavy and pleasingly intergalactic.

More machinetrk's from the cyborg camp. Well recommended for the more robotical amongst us.

Ghent’s based MUZI cartel is back with a vinyl only release, presenting an EP by Argentinian artists, Sound Process & Franco Strato, including a remix by the Romanian Herck.

The A1 on the record is a bass infused story layered with vocals and a deep hitting stab. Going further into the A2, we get a smooth house jam that is perfectly crafted for your Sunday afternoon sessions.

Not too complicated on the drums, this one is all about delaying your stay. On the B1 we get “Today’s Vibe”, and we really can’t describe it any better than that. Sunny grooves and warm subtle pads will bright up your day.

Herck puts the cherry on the cake with his remix on the B2. This masterpiece guarantees an endless motion putting you in trance and continuous dancing is guaranteed. Romanian vibes at it’s best!

Kina Music release this new 2CD project, containing new Deep Tech, minimal and Tech House artists & tunes !!!!

* Includes high-quality download in MP3
Metamorfosi is the story of Joseph Capriati’s artistic evolution, the result of both personal and musical development, maturing influences and meeting his heroes - an emotional message which needs to be felt.

From the album’s opening moments, the slow-release, acid euphoria of ‘Improvvisazione’ and the stunning synth melodies of ‘Beautiful Morning’, Capriati’s cards are on the table. The three years since his last album have seen Joseph embark on a journey of self-reflection, broadening his creative spectrum and incorporating more genres and moods. “It is definitely not a pure dancefloor record”, he says of Metamorfosi, “it is diverse, which for me is the spirit of an album. I really hope that people will get the message.”

By releasing the album on his own label Redimension, any barriers that previously lay between Capriati and his most authentic self are gone. This is at once the sound of the Neapolitan techno artist today, as an eleven-year-old discovering House music, as a world-touring DJ and as Joseph at home.

As the rousing keys and pulse of ‘Beautiful Morning’ fade out, in comes one of the record’s main themes, collaboration. ‘Spirit Brothers’, made with the legendary Louie Vega, is a modern spin on classic House. “The track with Louie Vega is very symbolic for me personally, as it was him and Masters At Work who have inspired me since the beginning.” Through their storied six-hour, vinyl-only sets together at Cielo, New York, Joseph and Louie have fostered a special relationship which
translates onto this infectious track. ‘Love Changed Me’, a joint work with Byron Stingily and Eric Kupper, two more true icons of House music, appears later in the record and also fulfills Joseph’s lifelong wish to work with timeless producers and vocalists.

With the supreme drum programming and rolling groove of ‘Anything Is Possible’, the balance shifts to a more muscular sound with a few elements revolving in perfect harmony. ‘Dust’ restores the uplifting tone, conjuring images of Joseph entrancing a crowd at sunrise - fitting given the track was made after Joseph’s first experience at Burning Man in 2018 and represents all the emotions he lived in those desert days. ‘Psychic Journey’ and ‘Goa’ share this cosmic feeling but pack it with extra weight for the peak-time hours.

It would not be a Joseph Capriati full-length without an ode to his beloved hometown of Napoli, a city with a rich history in dance music culture and beyond. ‘New Horizons’ featuring James Senese represents the essence of Napoli. The single contains a techno version which stands for Joseph and the original version which stands for James Senese, a pioneer of Neapolitan blues and funk for more than half a century. In Joseph’s words, “this track has a priceless value and for me has a great meaning. We didn’t want to make a pure techno track, because it would turn out to be trivial together with James Senese’s saxophone and his voice. The idea was to make an electronic track, and it turned out to be quite trip-hop, very 90s, in a similar style to Massive Attack or Tricky.”

‘New Horizons’ sets up the cinematic, IDM-influenced title-track ‘Metamorfosi’. If any one track on this LP could alone characterise its concept, this would be it. ‘Metamorfosi’ could stun a packed dancefloor at the right moment but that is not its reason to be. It is purely and simply an expression of Joseph’s musical vision, a snapshot of countless years buying, playing and living music.

The album’s final stretch includes the vibrant ‘It’s All About Love’, the stand-out song made with Eric Kupper and Byron Stingily called ‘Love Changed Me’ and, finally, a broken-beat cut which provides one last emotional peak. With an album tour and special, Capriati vinyl sets coming up soon, the message of Metamorfosi will come to life in a different way. The message is now with you.