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Long time scene stalwart Darren Price is stepping out on brand new label, Kilsha Music, with a fantastic EP of monster house tracks arriving on both vinyl and digital.

Opener 'Charm Offensive' is a fantastic ten-minute trip into loose limbed techno. Drums, bass and percussion all wrap and weave around each other and melt your mind in the process. A rasping lead synth eventually becomes the focal point as background chords bring real soul.

The brilliantly bristling 'Everybody Jack (UW Live Maschine Mix)' is a full fat track with busy textured synths, sci-fi effects and old school jack vocals that will really work the dance floor into a lather. It's dynamic and ever evolving, with plenty of tense peaks and troughs throughout to keep the 'floor on its toes.

The final vinyl track is 'This is House Music', a deeper cut with warm, warbling bass and a muted acid line spraying about the mix. It slowly builds the pressure in heady fashion and is one to really hypnotise.

This is a fresh EP from one of the techno scene's most enduring and essential talents.

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DUM-033 is another DUM Records reissue with new 13 minutes Mono Junk remix of Detroit Diesel's classic acid track Dimension.

Public Release maintains its coast-switching lifestyle with what is perhaps its most ambitious project—and inarguably its longest —yet, Earth Boys' debut full-length, The eboys LP, the logical conclusion to a chain of collaborations that began, a little over a year ago, with the release of their Trail Mix EP. The two-disc, twelve-track album represents a new high for the pair comprised of Michael Sherburn and Julian C. Duron both creatively and technically; ideas they've been stewing and simmering since their splash of a debut in 2015 are now presented fully baked here.

Eboys was conceived as a classic long-player, with the majority of the tunes having a runtime of about four minutes and the whole thing feeling most satisfying when inhaled with one big tug that gets you from the A1 all the way to the D3. It begins with 'The Intro,' a sort of manifesto for what's to come: here, we find Earth Boys sitting, a little wine drunk, at the piano, attempting a slick jazz lick that sits atop shuffling breaks and is completed with a free-wheeling sax soliloquy, courtesy of local friend Jeff Hackworth. Think of it as Sherburn and Duron's title credits sequence à la Saturday Night Live. Then it's a splash of water across the face and onward to business with "Roll it Back," a flexy, laconic warmup workout that sets the tempo and pace for the party unfolding. The rest of the first side is a woozy, pads-and-vox drenched crisscross through deep house tropes that unhurriedly tumbles into the B-side, a slinky, sharper-focused movement that begins with the G-funk-dusted 'Bossa Nova Gang,' an homage to Bossa Nova Civic Club, the Bushwick dance-music incubator that the boys came up in and around.

With the next disc, Earth Boys nudge the tempo up a smidge and get a little punchier, first with 'Come Thru,' an elliptical party jam with a fat, bouncy bass, then even more so with 'Blue Iris,' a ravey anthem illuminated by black lights and lasers. The journey begins to come down with 'Last Call,' a slo-mo wobble to the bar for one last shot of a perk-me-up, and then folds back into itself with 'The Outro,' a chill-out finale that burns the remainder of the journey down to a sticky resin.

Jonah Sharp & DJ Spun pair up as The Loose Control Band to drop a punk-inspired single on Rekids with remixes from label founder Radio Slave and SHUT boss Ryan James Ford.

Having released a large body of work as Spacetime Continuum (Astralwerks) or alongside David Moufang as Reagenz (Workshop), not to mention significant collaborations with the likes of Terence Mckenna, Haruomi Hosono and Bill Laswell, Jonah Sharp is unquestionably a highly respected producer. His seminal
label Reflective played an important role in the experimental ambient and techno scene during the '90s, whilst as a remixer he's worked with music by Nine Inch Nails, Meat Beat Manifesto and Matthew Herbert.

Meanwhile, Jason Drummond has long been a commanding force within New York's electronic music scene, such as running his prestigious Warm Up Music series or his All Night Rong parties with regulars like DJ Harvey. He's also been DJing and producing as DJ Spun for two decades, appearing on Golf Channel Recordings as well as his own illustrious imprint Rong Music, which used to release music collaboratively with DFA.

'I Don't Understand' sees a raw and uncompromising side to both artists as they layer a cacophony of murky bass, twisted melodies and mind-bending bleeps whilst Drummond's turbulent vocals bellow throughout the mix. Staying faithful to the original, Radio Slave's remix incorporates a heady rhythm with its rolling beat as screeching effects join a moody bassline.

Moving into techno territory, Ryan James Ford's 'Akihabara' remix features rattling percussion and crystalline synths whilst his 'Hope' remix is built on an intricate drum sequence as soaring pads and echoing keys contrast with the original's piercing vocal.

Three new members of the Fantastic Friends family Matheiu, Goncharov and Balinsky have joined forces to deliver two gems. These two tracks with shades of minimal techno will delight most DJs looking for efficiency on the dancefloor. Enjoy without moderation!
To complement the release we have one of today's most prolific production collectives Birdmakingmachine who can be found on Melisma or Lessizmore or their own label BMM.
Their groovey minimal remix provides a mental quality that will work a treat for that typical never-ending night kind of vibe

Battric & MIVU - Like the whole EP, support!
Bolumar - Birdsmakingmachine remix for me!
Danielle Nicole - dopeness
Deltano - sounds good
Giorgio Maulini - Great Tracks
Hermanez - Very goody, love them all
Jamahr - Nice ep
James Mc hale - Nice onces, will try everyone for sure. 3 bombs
Jorge Savoretti - nice swingin' hypno trax
Juliche Hernandez - Toi toi original and remix for me
Kareem Cali - dop ep
Lex - good stuff, thanks
Mayssam - Very Nice!
Onno - lovely stuff here!
Paco Osuna - Will try thanks
Patryk Molinari - Watermelon Gum is pretty cool
Raresh - will try it out, thanks a lot
Rick Maia - Cool EP
Simon Garcia - Love Watermelon Gum
Someone Else - nice. my favorite is Toi Toi

After several years dedicated to to other projects, Matt Star is back with our Fantastic Friends roster, delivering two tracks with simple and effective rhythm, in his trademark style. Your eyes' with Wigbert on the vocal, challenges our sanity with a monkey-like beat that really puts our mind to the test. Like a washing machine that makes us forget anything and sends us flying high. Gorgeous track.


Landscape' is definitely more dub and deep in its intention, which is a direction we like to explore more and more lately at Fantastic Friends, looking forward to spend entire days chilling by the lake... or sea!

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Gel Abril - Nice one
Chris Wood - Landscape for me !
Christian Schiemann - Very nice and Special tracks
Dachshund - nice one
Daniel Dreier - landscape travel is the one for me
Danilo Schneider - Wow...cool stuff. Will play. Thnx for sharing
David Delgado - Thank you! I like 'Landscape Travel' Full support for Fantastic Friends
Dhaze - Landscape travel! thx for sending
Ilario Liburni - thank you!
Jamahr - Very very cool!!
Manuel De Lorenzi - super release from matt on FFR
Marco In Dub - super tracks
Martin Aquino - nice one
Noah Pred - Cool package
Onno - love this
Patryk Molinari - Landscape Travel is the one for me
Stephan Bazbaz - Nice

Breathtakingly beautiful melodic, deep & ambient track of Mr Deka with warm old school house vocals that will take listeners, audiences & dancers to an other dimension where goosebumps, nostalgia & love rule the world.
Behind closed doors Nicolas Duvoisin remix most delicate remix of label boss Nicolas Duvoisin who is working on thin lines, smallest details & a dash of sexiness, respecting the original work on one hand and on another hand bringing his own personal touch & energy.

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Frame Of Mind is a new venture initiated by Gerd: a label that focuses on re-issuing rare and sought-after tracks as well as on releasing new music. First up we serve you this official re-release of Nature Boy's classic Ruff Disco Volume One. This highly in demand double pack goes for mad money on the second hand market, so after 25 years, a beautifully remastered edition is finally here. Nature Boy's sound is best described as a rough combination of disco infected grooves with raw and hard hitting rhythms. Tracks such as The Livin'Groove, Ha Ha, Trackin' and of course Tobago caused bliss and mayhem on dance floors world wide and brought joy to thousands and thousands of dancers, dj's and music collectors all over the globe. This LP displays a fine mixture between house, disco and sometimes even dub/reggae. To this day Ruff Disco Volume One is a timeless work of art.

Right after the Ombra Intl. EP 'Ella' and the Duro release 'Luna', Theus Mago presents a new single, "Inertials", which continues his series of pieces inspired by Philip K. Dick's 'Ubik'. Influenced by the main characters of the groundbreaking sci-fi book, "Inertials" is an energetic breaks track with unearthly vocals that reaches it's peak with a dazzling trumpet-like synth. The single is accompanied by a remix from Mexican producer INigo Vontier, which successfully combines organic sounds with an industrial edge, as well as a take from Jamie Paton (Cage & Aviary) that subtlely evokes the soundscapes of Cabaret Voltaire.

Gerd returns to AUS with The Prophetess EP, a four tracker that showcases a producer capable of soundtracking peak-time moments anywhere and everywhere. The A side leans towards breaky drums and punchy melodies whilst the flip includes two acid bombs. If you're a fan of G's much loved NY Stomp & Geeeman monikers then this release should be no different

Moon Harbour are delighted to welcome a huge summer signing for their next EP: foremost UK producer Huxley turns out three club rocking tunes that all make the big impressions he is known for.

Over the last decade, Huxley has produced a number of huge hits that fuse myriad four four styles into exciting and arresting new forms. His diverse LP from 2014 showed off a range of styles from peak time to downtempo to jungle and came on AUS, while other labels like Hypercolour have also showcased his ever subtly evolving style. Here he is in fine form once more.

First out of the blocks is the summery house bomb that is 'Careo' with its knotted bass, big loopy drums and deep cut grooves. Loose and playful with subtle tweaks and filters, it has big Brazilian Portuguese vocals that are designed to get a huge reaction from terrace and festival crowds, and they surely will.

'F-Bomb' is more direct and physical, with hard hits and solid kicks all overlaid by vocal stabs that are rave-y and fired up. It's a peak time tune to get the whole club punching the air and is another powerful weapon in Huxley's ever impressive arsenal.

Last of all is the trial 'Trampoline', a fantastically fluid house roller with silky bass and muffled vocal chants. It's another one designed for sizeable clubs and summer parties and is sure to drive dancers wild as it twists and turns on tough drums and skewed synths. No one does dynamic and bass driven house as well as this.

These are three charming and characterful house bangers that ooze all the usual trademark Huxley qualities.

Fresh new vinyl series of the hamburg based label Ton liebt Klang.
The First part is a big collection of tracks and remixes by great artists like Arts & Leni, Thomas Lizzara, Polina Play, Rich Vom Dorf and many more. All four tracks are made for the dancefloor und will rock the crowd.

Both sides of the vinyl are cut as continuous sides.

Cologne based FEINES TIER imprint presents the second catalog number with ALEJANDRO CASTELLI from Berlin. His NATURAL EP features two original tracks which go by the the name of Peru and Natur. Co-producer is a well known traveling man called NU. Peru is a stomping up tempo piece of sweeping music that blows you off your dirty dancing feet. The second title Natur slows us down a bit and makes us dream of long and warm summer days. It contains a heartwarming vocal sung by his grandma and combines classical South American sounds with a catchy tune. On the flip side you'll find hip shaking remixes by Dutch live animal SATORI and a lovely couple from northern Germany called JUST EMMA. The cover picture is painted by
visual artists ZOSEN Y MINA from Barcelona/Tokyo.
Early feedback by: Acid Pauli, Agoria, Baikal, Bara Bröst, Douglas Greed, Eelke Kleijn, Gunnar Stiller, Holger Hecler, Jad & The Ladyboy, Joris Voorn, Kris Davis, Luis Rosenberg, Moodymanc, Peter Kruder, Rey & Kjavik, Gottlieb Scheppert, Robert Owens, Smash TV

Look who dug a hole through the Earth... Fresh in Berlin from the subtropic suns of LA, Draveng is coming up in your schrebergarten with a cup of coffee and three exercises for Allergy Season.

Side A... First comes 'Dubious Smink', a rubbery wink of a snake's housework. Then, open up and say 'laaa' for the the vocal mix of synth rearranger, 'No Flex Fit'. Side B: Things get dramatic here. Wilderness whimpers while wind whips water before Moses' staff parts 4 to the floor kicks from divine mathematics. J. Tijn does what he does best and sears "For Thin Soles" into a blown out roller. Because 12" is not quite enough we are including two further digital only explorations of the Smink by Draveng: "Smink's Rusty Tool" and "Smink's Anthem." "The Dubious Smink" is best taken at night with no sleep and plenty of water.

*FYI: Draveng is a recent transplant to Berlin after running the experimental tape label Saskian out of LA. J. Tijn is a rising force in the world of shredded techno after releases on Turbo and Pennyroyal. Allergy Season is the label run by Berlin via New Jersey producer Physical Therapy.

Like changing the channel, changes in one's life can suddenly bring about a new perspective. After moving from Detroit to Seattle, producer Taylor Hawkins suddenly found himself on Flora FM. Previously recording as Community Corporation, this fresh beginning in Emerald City brought new sounds into Hawkins' repertoire. Where he was once surrounded by cheap boogie and disco records in Detroit, Seattle's used bins were full of UK imports, early 90s ambient techno records and the IDM that followed. These new influences injected judicious breakbeats and top notch electro sensibilities into his already adventurous Midwest techno aesthetic.

It's as if his music has come alive, each song a new sound world abuzz with fluttering synths, nimble percussion, and soaring melodies. Recorded as single live takes using an MPC to control his drum machines and synthesizers, the Flora FM music flowed quickly from Hawkins and needed only gentle edits. The eight tracks on his digital debut album, Discovery in the Atomic Garden, document his experience finding his way in Seattle and in life, all through the lens of a fantastic and somehow futuristic musical viewpoint. The vinyl-only EP Atomic Garden includes four of the album's most danceable tracks, all wrapped in gorgeous artwork by Patrick Savile

For the next instalment of our series, we are proud to present the first re-works we have in plan for the acclaimed Glacial album, Hotel Costes, and our first curator is Dutch maestro, Ion Ludwig. 3 ultra sleek re-works, deeply mystified and haunting, perfectly exemplifying Ion's magic touch.

4 of the more emotive tunes from the Jack Sessions; 1 acid & 3 on the deep side that can be used as dj tools or enjoyed as full compositions.

'Runs so deep it puts your butt to sleep", to paraphrase actor/musician Ice Cube in his seminal hit It Was a Good Day. And it is a good day for lovers of high-grade house music. Szikra is Kornél Kovács at his most wistfully nostalgic. Ultra-smooth keys offset by noisy lo-fi breakbeats and vocals urging you to git fucked up, like Metro Area caught up... in smoke! All the trademark sounds of the Barnhus massive are present - off-kilter playfulness paired with the cocky swagger of a south Stockholm roughneck and an infectious pop sensibility that lingers in your head long after the needle hits the inner groove. The so-called Bónusz Beat is actually a track in its own right, sacrificing most of the hook and the vocals for a dubby smackdown ripe for adventurous dancefloors. Young Stockholm producer Abdulla Rashim closes out the set with a perfectly horizontal techno groove, using only elements from the original production.

From Pantamuzik - "as This Series Is Firmly Installed In A Crossroads Of Sounds, Showcasing Original Material By Monopolar And Signal Deluxe, That Is Taken Way Up High In The Sky With A Couple Of Stellar Remixes From 2 Of Our Favorite Artists In The World: Jay Tripwire And Jacek Sienkiewicz."

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Es ist soweit, Matrose Nico Pusch veröffentlicht seine zweite EP auf Droomschipp. Passend zur beginnenden Clubsaison kommt er mit seinem lang erwarteten Track Blackbird um die Ecke und bringt ihn mit diesem Release direkt in die Häfen und Clubs dieser Welt.

Für die zwei enthaltenen Remixe konnte die Droomschipp Crew die Seemännern Thomas Lizzara und Sebastien anheuern. Mit ihren Interpretationen des Blackbirds schafften sie zwei groovenden Variationen, die auch das Herz eines Liebhabers knackigerer Beats höher schlagen lässt.
Durchs Nicos zweiten Track Explorer auf der B Seite des Vinyls wird die EP mit weiten und deepen Clubsounds abgerundet und verleiht dem Vinyl eine weitere Fassette.
Nun ist es an euch diese gelungene Scheibe in die Welt hinaus zu tragen oder sie einfach für euch oder mit Freunden zu genießen.

Nun ist es an euch diese gelungene Scheibe in die Welt hinaus zu tragen oder sie einfach für euch oder mit Freunden zu genießen.

Norwegian duo Ost & Kjex have gone a long way: From their debut album 'Some But Not All Cheese Comes From The Moon' (2004), over their much acclaimed spicy second long player 'Cajun Lunch' (Diynamic 2008) and many collaborations with high-flyers such as Solomun ('Federgewicht'), Jamie Jones ('Summer Time') or H.O.S.H. ('Woo Hoo'), they have grown to become one of the few acts that perfectly bridges the gap between Underground Electronic music and Indie Pop Music.

In the blessed summer of 2008 the boys stumbled upon Solomun, the head honcho of Diynamic. A chance meeting resulting in a collaboration track called "Federgewicht", which was their entrance to his highly acclaimed record label.
Hailing from quiet Oslo, there is much time on hand to invest into the more important things in life: Making babies and making music. After about five years since their last album release, lots of touring and working on their signature sound, the two Norsemen decided it was time for another album.

'Freedom Wig' is the title, and it can mean many things: A name for the room you escape into when you listen to music. A metaphor for the sometimes false freedom we feel when we live our quite predictable and structured lives. Or simply a party hat you put on.

The album is laced with contributions by their contemporaries. Anne Lise Frøkedal, Hanne Kolstø, Jens Carelius and Jaw of dOP fame donates their wonderful and distinct voices to the album. Jazz legend Bugge Wesseltoft adds keys and modern composer Ole-Henrik Moe string arrangements. The Traces Gospel Choir brings a touch of Harlem to the ballpark, Nasra Ali Omar marimba, Tore Brevik percussion and Arild Hammerø guitars. All adding their flavour to an album that is rich on tradition but still distinctly modern.

How does Ost & Kjex sound like From the jazzy intro of 'Honky Tonk', over the must-dance bassline of 'ChaChaCha', the tropical wooden xylophone sound of 'Down River' to the almost spiritual hums of 'Easy', this album brings such rich detail that it demands multiple listens to discover all facets of its composition. Versatility is the predominant feature of this album, which mixes Ost & Kjex's soulful vocals with upbeat Electronica sound.

On their continuously evolving path Ost&Kjex have made quite a few stops at places that might sound familiar to you, such as Fabric (London / UK), Panorama Bar & Watergate & Kater Holzig (all Berlin / DE), The Villa (Oslo / NO), The Rex Club & Badaboum (Paris / FR), Culture Box (Copenhagen / DK), The Cat & The Dog (Tel Aviv / IL), Destino & Beachouse (Ibiza / ES), Indigo (Istanbul / TR) and many more

In a scene that is ever so grim it is quite refreshing to see someone with a wink and a smile in their face, and this is what Ost & Kjex have always been about: Bridging the gap between ecstatic live performances in sweaty night clubs and the grandeur of not taking yourself too serious.

Break out Belgian house producer Sjef Wanders follows recent heavily supported appearances on New York's Nurvous Records and 124 Recordings with Don't Front, a two track 12" primed for club play on the Deso Records label. "Don't Front" is deep and dubby house music emboldened by banging low end and it's well complemented by a remix from label owner Desos. The Dane takes things deep in typical fashion, adding a little New Jersey swing and flavour to proceedings .

The Untold Stories are back with the fourth release in their Protagonist Series. Starting their 2016 release schedule with some positive vibes from Something Records boss Stephan 'STL' Laubner, the EP entitled 'Renbual Nahpets', the story: two beautiful dub house originals on the Aside, and a tripped out extended remix by Cleymoore filling the Bside. A welcome return for the label who lit up the beginning of 2015 with an impressive run of EPs and VA collections, looks like more to come this year!

Reissue des legendären, zweiteiligen Debütalbums des in Chicago geborenen und in Detroit lebenden DJ/Produzenten Theo Parrish von 1998, der mit seinen deepen Momenten aus House, Jazz, Dub, Electronica, Melodie und Soul - inklusive Sample-Snippets aus Disco und Jazzfunk - die Blaupause für die Dancefloor-Ästhetik der modernen Jetztzeit legte.

AudioHell has started his new "vinyl only' label bearing the name of his recording studio. This new project deviates from the musical genre of his historical label Digital Traffik Recordings.
"Dreaming Parmesan EP" is made along with his dear friend Malatoid and contains 4 pure electronic tracks, full of moog sounds and melodic pads.
On this amazing ep, AudioHell & Malatoid are back to the music scene with a massive analog sound dedicated to the most demanding dance floors... Don't miss this new duo!

Zoo Lab is proud to present the first vinyl and for this, they have decided to focus on the italian duo Dubfluss which have already released in labels like Moan, Serkal and Bla Bla Music, Yoruba Grooves and more. "Sumobooth" and "Falser Lullaby" reflect their typical minimal dub style, rich of synth, variations and vocals. Two tracks are finely worked to have a great impact in the dancefloor. Near them, there are two very characteristic remixers who have proposed their own versions of "Sumobooth": Arado ( Desolat-Moon Harbour ) with a strong techno version played around the world, from India to Germany, and Neverdogs (Moan-Music On), with a classic tech style version played during Music On parties at Amnesia Ibiza.

Persistence is back with the third release, a new split ep with Manuel Di Martino and the Italian duo Asylum with remixes by Johannes Volk and Jeff Rushin. The A side contains the original track of Manuel Di Martino called "Necessary Phase", engaging groove and hypnotic synth are the right adjectives to describe this track. Volk's remix is inspired to the New York Techno scene with stomp drum, raw groove and marked synth. Side B open with "Substance" by Asylum, this track contains dark and closed sounds, a real trip into shadows. Jeff Rushin revisits this creating a very functional tool, and especially the right mix of dark and dancefloor's sounds.

Following the big success of the TMNG001 catalogue, label-head Yaya strikes back on his own label with another wicked release. His second EP called 'Unconditional Love' also features the first Tamango remixer ever and we're more than proud to have 'Panorama Bar' lady Cassy on board. The EP kicks off the things with entitled 'Unconditional Love' which features Yaya's typical trademark groove with some extra great tribal-drums contaminations combined with a great Caribbean-oriented female chant, giving life to a proper dancefloor burner. A2 is about Cassy. She has been into the music industry since 2003 when she moved to Berlin and she's fresh of her latest album 'Donna' on 'Aus Music' last year. She provides a beautiful and heavier interpretation of 'Unconditional Love', adding crisp percussions and pure analogic spatial pad, creating a dreamlike dimension surrounded by the massif utilization of pitched endless vocals. The B-side contains the dub version of 'Unconditional Love' for the ones who need a precise and outspoken tool without the vocal part. Closing the EP is 'Lone Wolf' which is the prove to dispel any doubt on Yaya's producing skills: the track immediately approaches into softer sonority with nimble analogic and syncopated synths and rapid drums, with hi-hats and shakers only, for another Tamango unmissable chapter.

Zingiber Audio returns with a 2 new original tracks Ep by label boss COR100 untitled "Sunday Afternoon" and "You" released alongside 2 amazing remixes by Juliche Hernandez & System2 and Jedsa Soundorom.
Heavy bass and drums oriented House, deep and techno.
The Ep is already supported by DJ Sneak, Ryan Crosson, Markus Homm, Archie Hamilton, Javier Carballo, Blond:ish, Pierre Codarin, Tomoki Tamura, Los Pastores, Jorge Savoretti, Mr KS, Leon, Ashley Casselle, The Willers Brothers, Mancini... and also received support from the music press, radios like DJ MAG (UK), Proton Radio, Ibiza Sonica, Ibiza Global Radio, Couleur3 to name a few. Only 300 copies worlwide on marbled vinyl limited edition.

Inner Rebels is a duo from UK & Greece formed by Manos & Rafael Cerato. Passionate about house music between deep and techno sensations. Malatoid Records presents their new track "Tunnel Exit" that is a true deep techno bomb for the dancefloors. This EP lineup is completed by remixers Patrick Podage and Ugur Project.

A compilation of 4 tracks / 4 artists. All originally released by Borft 1997 - 1999. *Re-mastered by Andrea Merlini May. 2018 *Label design Ola Bergman

"Swiss electronic artist Marco Repetto is the chromatic brain behind Bigeneric musical project and has a strong background in the burgeoning scenes of minimal synth (Grauzone with Stephan Eicher), early techno (Synectics on Aphex Twins Rephlex imprint) and ambient (Planet Love on Superstition).
After more than 15 years, Marco is now back with an entire 2x12'' Album on cult label Moto Music, the Zurich imprint where he released his first Bigeneric 12''. ""The Compilation"" is a huge recap of his lost and unsigned tapes between his probably most creative time as IDM artist.

Following on from Acid Jump, which was released back on the label in 2014, Russian-born producer Eskuche returns to Hot Creations with a club-ready solo offering titled Activator.

Speaking of the EP Eskuche reveals that the inspiration came after the Paradise closing party last year. Wanting to make something that would fit the vibe of the DC10 terrace, Activator was born. Eskuche's production style is apparent in his latest output. Title track Activator employs rolling drum pads and a low-slung beat. The bass rumbles on through B-side Pleasure Beat, displaying hints of acid, a prominent percussive section and an eerie, vocal hook.

Since his debut release in 2012, Eskuche has broken through the musical stratosphere. He's had releases on Nervous Records, Materialism and Mr. Nice Guy and These releases have garnered support from some of the industry's most prominent names including Marco Carola, Laurent Garnier and Maya Jane Coles. Last year saw his hit track Freaky Stuff played extensively on BBC Radio 1 and hit the top 5 spot in the Traxsource charts. The Ibiza-based DJ and producer looks set to end 2018 on a high with this release and a debut gig with the Paradise crew at The Brooklyn Mirage lined up.

Belgium based Fabrice Lig is nothing else than a phenomenon of techno music. The list of high profile imprints where he released his music, like Planet E, R&S, KMS, Third Ear and Playhouse is unique.
More than a year has gone by after 'Purple Raw Vol. 2' was dropped on Systematic and since all good things come in threes, it was only a matter of time until he would come up with his third instalment.
The wait is finally over and Fabrice returns with a strong 'Pure Raw

3'
which has no other intention than making you dance through the night. This four-tracker starts with a driving edit of 'Gravitational Voyage' by Joris Voorn and proceeds it´s journey with three tunes full of raw percussions, bumbing sounds and unpredictable arpeggio synthlines.
This EP is just 'Pure Raw'!

Turbo Recordings is proud to present a release a full year in the making. A&R'd by Turbo Elder Thomas Von Party, Gender embodies the adventurous spirit of his own Multi Culti label, and marks a return to the kind of mega remix pack we used to make when the world was young and an alternate dub rework was all you needed to get by. Germany's Skinnerbox sets the template with a high-speed jungle rave banger, which is an accurate enough description but not something we would expect you to ever repeat out loud. The 12-inch also features versions by Swedish nice guy Axel Boman, who missed the submission deadline by 13 minutes but still managed to turn in a 12-minute epic jam, and Glasgow's Auntie Flo, who somehow harnessed the siren song of the iPhone with a marimba-heavy mix.