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XXX004 is a compilation that will take you on a trip full of emotions. We carefully selected nine different tracks by nine different artists released on two different vinyls, suitable for all type of situations. Part one is dancefloor ready with four tracks produced by artists from all over Europe. The cover is designed by artofsomething, a well known artist in Amsterdam nightlife. His artwork fits perfectly with the infinite nature of this release.

Francesco Passantino and BioN focus their 20 years experience in music each for the RQM 08 Visiopax Ep'

Two original tracks with a different touch, a melt of researched infusion between classic deep techno and mircohouse with mad baselines and insane piano rolls tunes.

On the remix side RQM hosts for the first time, the Highgrade record lord Tom Clark wit a groovy masterful detroit edit and the old good friend from The Code Studio Gabriele Carasco with a break beat dreamy tune.

Matilda released her first vinyl. It is a big occasion. We are pleased to present our artist from Japan. Happy listening.

Raresh: Thanks A lot !, 
Laurent Garnier: Very Good 4 Tracker Pure Quality music!, 
Marc Schneider: love all 4 tracks, 
Yotam Avni: Great Job you guys, Always keeping it classy !, 
Peter Kruder : Amir Alexander and Moody Waters feat. D-Ham are great. Will play them. Thanks.

High Ends recordings comes back with his second EP produced by the young and talented Ashac, who makes his debut on Aeternum Music with an impressive 8 tracks LP. Influenced by producers such as Aphex Twin, Christian Morgenstern or Dimbiman, he offers three minimal mystery and obscure tracks full of machine grooves, modular glitch textures and hypnotic atmosphere.

Late April will see Decay Records return with a new release from Hector, entitled the
'Womb' EP and accompanied by remixes from The Mole and Dan Farserelli.

Mexican producer and DJ Hector's career has been on a meteoric rise for some time now with his material being snapped up for many leading imprints in the industry such as Leftroom, Tsuba, Desolat and Mobilee. The Barcelona based artist also maintains a heavy touring schedule taking him across the globe to hot spots across Europe and the United States and recently launched his own VL Recordings imprint to critical acclaim, here though we see him back on the rising Decay Records imprint out of the UK with some fresh new material.

Up first is the original mix of 'Womb' which takes on a slowly brooding percussive feel via murky drum hits, thundering sub bass tones, swirling vocal murmurs and bubbling dub echoes. The Mole steps up to rework 'Womb' next and typical fashion the Canadian artist delivers an entirely unique take on things with atmospheric field recordings, intricately evolving synth layers, crunchy percussion and the originals infectious sub bass hook making for a refreshing listen.

Londoner Dan Farserelli reshapes 'Womb' next, taking things in a slightly different direction with swinging low-slung drums, snaking sub bass grooves and hypnotic chords fluttering away in the
depths of the record. Lastly to round off the package is Hector's second original 'Da Morning After', which as the name would suggest takes on a hypnotic after hours feels with ethereal pad swells and a raw rhythmic drive.

Three original electronic workouts with two remixes by Tuff City Kids aka Gerd Janson & Lauer. Early support from Bicep, Ejeca & Moxie and plays on NTS Radio & Radio One.

Bulgarian up and coming producer KiNK, brings us his debut release on Ovum. On the A side, KiNK brings us Rachel. Give you a deep percussive journey that gives a nod to all the things that you love about early Chicago house. This deep raw track takes you on many twists and turns. What starts as a lush beauty builds into a raw energetic monster. As the synth mid bass kick in the tracks takes on entirely new energy. It continues to build as the strings come in and we reach full climax. On the B side KiNK has delivered another peak time monster in Existence. Inspired once again by the sounds of Detroit and Chicago, KiNK has created a rolling track that is driven by building percussion and driving synth stabs. Just when the energy has built to a frantic pace, KiNK flips things and brings in the driving piano line. Full hands in the air time!

Enter Music is happy to present their 2nd vinyl release, with 1 original track and 4 big remixes. Enter Music is a specific label to work only the genre Techno, and with great expectations of big names in the genre.

SELECTED DJ / PRESS FEEDBACKS:
"Mystical Sand" is supported and played by Sam Paganini, Uto Karem, Dubfire, Hollen, The Junkies, Stephan Bodzin, Alan Fitzpatrick, Adrian Hour, Kaiserdisco, Loco & Jam, Paride Saraceni, Umek, Julian Jeweil, Shlomi Aber, Miss Kittin, and between others artists.

Re-Press!! 2nd EP after their great debut "Collar EP" on Elected Tunes. Early support by Stephan Bodzin, Tomcraft, Nudisco, Len Faki, DJ Misjah, Monika Kruse, Franco Bianco, Oliver Klein, James Zabiela, Superstrobe and many more.

Four slammers dealt out by two well-known house music label honchos, hiding in plain sight. Taken from one day of jams in London town, these tracks are drenched in the sweat of 90s Dance Mania, bringing more than a little Mystik Menn magic out of the hat and into the mix.

Pelvis are a multifaceted leisure system celebrating dance, music, film and spatial design through their parties, clothing, record label and other projects. Coital embellishers, tailors of state, gland enhancers, dance party Linux; a black economy enterprise, forever slippery and uncatchable.

Recent releases on the Pelvis Records imprint include VA - DJ Tools Volume 1, Luca Lozano - King Blade, Pelvis - Dance Freak (with remixes from Mall Grab, DJ Haus & DJ Nozaki) and the Dance Freak Mixtape, split with NYC's Venus X (GHE20G0TH1K) and released on limited edition cassette.

Melotherapy is back with a powerful EP from the imprint
owner. Enjoy!

NOON RECORDS presents NO UP NO DOWN EP NR 008

NOON means midday, the time when the sun is at its highest each day, even if we cannot see it. It is the moment of greatest light, where one cycle ends and another begins. It is the end of the day and the beginning of the night. It is that brightest moment that always leads us to the darkest one, and vice versa.

THE EP
Don`t you get fooled by the name of our 8th release! NO UP NO DOWN is the main title and the song itself is everything but linear. The organic percussion rhythms in combination with the warbling subbassline gets you into the groove from the first moment. The booming kicks and rough-hewn hats is lending a vibrant edge to the mix. A morphing ethereal guitar riff, filtered to the edge and the slightly insane giggeling vocal effects, carry you away in a chant-like hypnosis. Nothing here feels like a static loop. It's a masterclass in restraint, tension built to breaking and then get resolved.

MOLIENDO comes with a more fragile and porous drum programming, held together by the slapping hi-hat. When the choral vocals sneak into the arrangement, this fragility transforms into something beautiful and timeless. Exactly the way we like it.

Listening to AYPURA, you can literally see the sun rising. A driving bass fundament combined with serpentine conga grooves and this wonderful piano hook. One for the early club mornings.


THE ARTIST
Manuel Vobis aka SITHÓU is maybe better know as part of his other Project BUNTE BUMMLER. With releases on Labels such as JAMIE JONES`s imprint HOT CREATIONS, 8BIT, LITTLE HELPERS and many others. The Mannheim based youngster is kicking off with his solo project and delivering finest dancefloor material from the first release on. We can`t wait to hear more and we are happy to welcome him to NOON Records with this wonderful EP.

THE REMIX
REBOOT
Following our tradition, REBOOT puts hands on the main track NO UP NO DOWN. His version stays very true to the original and adds a little bit of extra dancefloor ingredients in his very own style. Enough talking - let`s dance!

Digital Traffik is back again to celebrate 10 years of activity in electronic music. This is the first vinyl only release of a long series of this 2016. It's a VA composed by 4 great track from 4 big artists : Tania Vulcano, AudioHell, Doomwork and Jose De Divina.

Tania Vulcano, the queen of DC10, delivered a deep underground track, groovy and trippy mixed with rides, hypnotic voices and a powerful Kick.
AudioHell, the founder of Digital Traffik, presents another amazing track directly from his famous recording studios in Venice. The song "Togheter" is inspired by old school and Detroit sounds of the 90s.
On the B Side, the Italian duo "Doomwork" after theirs recent release on Ovum produced an awesome song "Slices" : massive techno groove with an hypnotic dub & deep sound.
Jose De Divina, another hystorical Dj of Dc10 and Space Ibiza, is back on Digital Traffik with his new production : "Additive". This one is a celebration of the sounds that in the 90s helped grow the uderground movement : fat kick, delicious pads and amazing deep vibes.

Don't miss this great record!!!

Psyfunk is a record series curated by Franco Cinelli, driving force of the South American underground dance music landscape and Argentina's most respected producer and DJ. With Psyfunk, Cinelli provides a selection of minutely crafted and slowly-evolving extended DJ tools.

For this third chapter, Cinelli calls on young upcoming talents from Argentina and Uruguay.
Opening up the A.side, Bodeler lands with his reduced ghettotek funk, which is already one of the deadly dancefloor weapons of some of the most respected DJs out there. Irresistible!

Following up, is Richard Hz. Other very promising artist on Argentine grounds, Hz provides here a burning break track, with clear touches of psychedelic acid and mystery. An ideal track to keep the floor floating in thin air.

On the flip! Alan Castro, hailing from the Atlantic coast of Bahia Blanca, produces here an intimate number packed with melancholy. Jazzy relaxing swings under a sea of glitches, afterhour material.

Bringing this record to the runout is a wonderful and rare appearance of the Uruguayan Z@p. 'Mental Telepathy' is resolutely funky and a clear flashback to the US Midwest right when house became techno.

Rising young talent, Elliot Adamson, has been on the Edible radar for a couple of years already, so it's fitting that his debut for the Eats Everything curated imprint marks the label's tenth release. The Newcastle born producer has been gathering an arsenal of some of the freshest and inventive house music for some time now, and two of these cuts are ripe and ready for consumption on this tasty Edible release.
With its insatiable jackin' vibe, 'Still Workin' has already become a firm favourite in the DJ sets of Eats Everything; the DJ Deeon sampling track keeps pumping pure energy and classic Chi- town house troupes from start to finish, with a rasping bassline riff worming its way around the solid kicks and clattering hats.
The fantastically named 'Where The Fucks My Flanger At' clearly represents his love of raw and undiluted house music. Coming from the Cajual/Relief school of trax, this is another crafty and playful club cut from the house of Adamson.
Having built up a strong following already, and support for his music from DJs like Jackmaster, Skream and Patrick Topping, Adamson is on a real roll right now. His remixes of The Streets and Dizzie Rascal have pricked up many ears already, as have his productions for Hot Creations, Viva Music and Weapons. And with a label roster that includes Paul Woolford, Waze & Odyssey, Lord Leopard, Mele´, Lauren Lane and Eats Everything, Adamson is in good company with the entire Edible family.
Elliot Adamson's 'Still Workin' is available from 26th May on Edible.

The 3 musketeers are back, pouring new life into two more obscure, Italian techno tracks from early 90s.Roby J's track Charming the Cobra,' also from the 'Where am I' EP, originally released on Interactive Test records, in 1991. A real trip between psychic percussions and trancey synths.The flip hosts Model Citizen, aka Gabry Fasano, another legend from the 90s Italian Progressive and Techno scene.The right to Dance and Learn' is a perfect after-hour house track, with a trippy arpeggio and deep, somnolent chords.Both tracks have been extended by LOM, assuring maximum joy and mixing pleasure.

3rd part of LNS & DJ Sotofett's 12" trilogy. (Extended Mix) riding 12 min with corresponding TR-808 & 909 rhythms, layered progressive strings & patterned blips. (Techno Mix) with bouncy bass line, heavier drums and amplified strings, the 12" rounds of with thematic beatless (Fuge Mix).

Lost Trax embody the idea of underground techno. The shadowy group, members unknown, began their music careers over 20 years ago. Output may be low, but quality is high; the style being no compromise techno brilliance. And that's what's on show here. Kick drums and squirming acid bars are at the core of "Faith", a track where soaring strings shift and reshape. The chiselled claps and barbed bass of "Flatliner" follows, taking its cue from the heyday of Detroit. A watery world of analogue abstraction greets the listener on the flip, "Lost" being an atmospheric journey into to the squelching swamps of the TB303. Sniping beats introduce the lush tones of "Renderer." Blurring the lines of electro and techno the track is an elegant end to an EP of deep and dense layers.

The impetuous passion of a freaked out marching band finds its new order in the intricacy of electronic music production.

Two years after their inception on Hamburg's Schulterblatt street the self-styled techno marching band MEUTE is releasing its long-awaited debut album TUMULT. A video of their first guerilla gig has won the band more than 60,000 Facebook fans up to now and catapulted them to the top of the list of the most booked festival bands in Europe. Between what now amount to 150 gigs (Lollapalooza, MS Dockville, Trans Musicales, Dour, Ozora, Paléo, YEAH!, Fusion etc.) the musicians have still found time to go into the studio and record their combination of hypnotically rhythmic techno and expressive brass music. The 2016 tracks already released provide a taster of the style of the album.

"The techno genre is all grown up now. It's time to acknowledge that with new interpretations and show a different side. Like classical music or jazz , according to Thomas Burhorn, trumpeter and founder of MEUTE. In my view techno is in any case descended from the marching band tradition. So we are taking electronic music back to its roots. And then if one day there's no more electricity we'll still be able to throw a techno party."

Following his recent Paradise compilation on Hot Creations, label favourite Nathan Barato returns with a killer two track release, Freak Beater.Both big room tracks built around heavy basslines, tight vocal cuts and epic builds, Stomp Change and Freaks Of The Industry have been rocking dancefloors worldwide at the hands of label boss Jamie Jones. Making a name for himself in the Toronto after-hours circuit, Nathan Barato has since smashed international platforms across the globe, carving out a reputation as not only one of the most playable producers in dance music, but amongst its most prolific DJs as well. He's graced the decks at some of the most notorious clubs and parties on the planet with highlights including Amnesia in Ibiza for Marco Carola's Music On and for Jamie Jones and Paradise at DC10 where he holds residency. Barato's string of highly successful releases can be found on the likes of Cajual, MOOD, Relief, Saved, Circus Records, Defected and of course Hot Creations making Barato one of the most hyped names in the industry.

nofitstate continue with their white series, the first being Alex Arnout feat a remix from Djebali and for the second instalment we have parisian house master Okain who delivers four quality, underground cuts.. Samuel's own Talman label has delivered a string of successful 12"s and we are very honoured to have him on board for this release..

Berlin based producer Pablo Mateo delivers the 5th release of Certain Music records with a 4 track EP that balances between proper Techno 'a-la-berlinese'', with solid rhythyms & atmospheric analogue textures, and a couple of direct weapons ready for floor devastation, in the most Techno oriented release of the North-Spain label so far. Check it!

Once again calling upon a wealth of closely associated talent, Moon Harbour now serves up the latest
instalment in their family orientated Inhouse compilation. Contributing new and exclusive cuts to the 12 track
affair are label artists old and new, from Sable Sheep to Luna City Express, Sven Tasnadi to Mathias Kaden,
whilst there are also some debut appearances from artists like Anja Schneider or Ninetoes.
Now into its 16th year, the label based in Leipzig and run by Matthias Tanzmann is a leader in its field. Offering
up a rich and diverse take on tech house, it is celebrated for not only dynamite EPs that are as loved by DJs as
they are by dancers, but also for its inventive albums and jam packed compilations. This latest one is another
window into the ever evolving world of Moon Harbour and offers up some real treats along the way.
Things kick off with a first track from label debutant Emanuel Satie, fresh of the back of some big hits on Saved,
Defected and Get Physical. His Now You Know is a rock solid house kicker with tough drums and physical
grooves. Riva Starr then showcases his party starting production credentials with an infectious edit of Paul C &
Paolo Martini, Sable Sheep returns with a dark and ravey contribution in Chaos and label stalwarts Luna City
Express cook up plenty of menace with their atmospheric, siren riddled Call the Police. Berlin tastemaker and
Mobilee boss Anja Schneider then makes a rare move away from her own label to offer the seductive, subtly
jazzy deep house shuffler that is Caracas and Dutch hit maker Sidney Charles summons some slamming old
school magic with his expansive main room tear up, House Is All I Need.
Steel Down from Mathias Kaden is a tightly coiled, bass driven number, label manager Dan Drastic steps out
with the coy aquatic house funk of Room Full of Heroes, Sven Tasnadi builds high pressure and loopy dub
house greatness on Real Box, recent EP artist Zohki goes solo for the airy tech of Crumble and then another
first time Moon Harbour artist, Ninetoes, serves up a restless groove with prying bass and elastic synths that
make you want to shake your limbs. Last but not least, Sabb rounds things out with a light and airy groove that is
well swung, endlessly evolving and stuffed with catchy vocal loops.
This is pure and effective dancing music that comes with plenty of charm and personality and confirms Moon
Harbour and its associates are right at the top of their game. r

Vinyl Speed Adjust return to Pressure Traxx. Was about time for the boys to return after their block rockin´ Beatrock debut in 2014.

And here they are, back with two slick club cuts for your Technics tricks. Technicolor.

Engineer is a new vinyl-only record label from Moscow, Russia. It's minimal and deep techno, new school house and everything that would make you want to listen carefully while you're dancing to it.

First two tracks of Engineer 001 are made by Wyro, they are light and yet very moving with straight forward swinging beat and harmonic pads. Third one is a remix by Silat Beksi - superb dancefloor tool even tho it's filled with pretty weird, experimental synthlines.

supported by Mr.KS, Janeret, Mihai Pol, Bolumar, Nu Zau, Mihai Popoviciu and more.

A lurching broken beat and detuned technicolour chords drive the title track, an ode to the 'Nocturnal' raves happening in his hometown as a kid. Caraiba is a hypnotic percussive workout, switching and snapping around it's four-four palette and underpinned with a swaggering bass line. Loop-finding (4JO) rounds out the EP with scattered beats on top of a chopped and filtered sample of a rare-groove track, a fleeting but emotive sign-off for after hours listening.

Audiojack's Gruuv imprint kick-starts 2015 with Hugo's 'Ultravogue' EP, backed with a remix from hotly tipped Greek producer Detlef. The Leeds born now Ibiza based Gruuv imprint had a great 2014 with releases from the likes of Cera Alba, Black Loops, Copy Paste Soul and Okain grabbing the attention of BBC Radio 1's B.Traits and Danny Howard. Further backing came from heavy hitting names such as Breach, Eats Everything, Darius Syrossian and Maya Jane Coles to name but a few, 2015's set to be yet another exciting year for Gruuv with lots in the pipeline, the first of which comes from Italian producer Hugo.
Title cut 'Ultravogue' takes the lead here, showcasing Hugo's stripped-back, hypnotic vibe with smoky atmospherics, weighty rhythms and a heavy dose of sub bass driving the composition while sporadic vocal murmurs and glitching percussive blips add a further mesmeric charm to things.
The original mix of 'Pendulum ft. Heral' comes next, retaining a similar aesthetic to the previous cut with a raw, drum-led groove, assisted by earth-shattering bass tones and looped vocal undertones.
Stepping up on remix duties next is ViVa Warriors main man Detlef who stamps his mark on 'Pendulum' with a more upfront dance floor focused feel, achieved via penetrating distorted drums, a stab-driven bass hook and mind-bending atmospheric sweeps.
Finally to round things off we have 'Metaloop', the third and final original from Hugo which further displays his unique ability for crafting intricate drum work with stuttering snares, bouncing tom hits and processed synth licks lying in an ever-evolving state over the records seven-minute duration.

Kurt Baggaley is back on Something Happening Somewhere with his trademark drawn out manifestations and trance inducing melodies. Remembering Infinity is an 8-minute ode to the limitless, waves of arpeggiated notes and subtle pads wash you away with an endless display of dazzling forms. Trading off your mentally accepted shape and exchanging it with that within us that is unbounded. On the same side we find Mattheis taking this sonic meditation to the club environment, channeling the blissful experience to our inner dancer. Stretching, bending and condensing the sonic tapestry.
On the B-side Kurt Baggaley shows a different side with electro slow burner 'Under It's Watchful Eye'. Packing a more sinister vibe while peaking inside our Orwellian society, it slowly unveils a more mature reflection. Completing the story is Awanto3, reworking the digital only 'Detect' into a house injected vibey piece. Think scrungy vocoders, rumbling drum computers and walking bass lines.

Melokolektiv's French roots stay firmly put in Blame', his first release as a one man project.
Opening track Blame is a steady tech groove exploration that fits both the dancefloor and late-evening downtime. A mumbling vocal helps build up a slowly ascending tension that lingers on til the end of the track. Children of Alep' starts off on a tribal note, as blunt percussion pads intertwine with solemn bells, but soon delves into the deep tech territory. Punctuated by gritty riffs
and synths, all the initial elements are stripped off and the bassline remains the centerpiece.
Sei A, Scottish producer known for his affinity for bass, injects the track with plenty of bounce. Sub bass bits mix with rattling low end synths, giving the remix an electric feel.
Bass is the key word for the final track as well. Magnetic Woods is filled with raw techno power infused through gripping bass and a minimalist structure. Percussion pounds heavily throughout the full length of the track, while dramatic synth pads set a
very energetic tone.

MOTHER RECORDINGS is on a fine run of form in 2016, and now keeping up that high grade house pressure is boss man NHAN SOLO. He serves up two top tracks for this latest EP and is sure to win many new fans as a result.

Selected Feedback:
MARK KNIGHT - This is massive... Big up Mother Recordings!
RICHY AHMED - Magic Land has a nice feel to it!
RIVA STARR - Nice release, Thanks!
STACEY PULLEN - Cool thanks!
PAUL C & PAOLO MARTINI - Nice one!...Thanks
KAROTTE - The Dub works super for me.
MAT.JOE - Headshop is dope, thanks!
SUPERLOVER - Hands up for Headshop!
DAVID KENO - Funky one.
JOYCE MUNIZ - Headshop is nice!

Upwellings Debut on Tiefenrausch.. Dub Techno Tipp!

repressed !

"Marco Carola SUPPORTED! That says is it all!''

Happy that this EP will finally be released as Alex Mine & D-Deck's - Opus was one of the tracks which made the crowd go crazy when I played it at Time Warp for the first time. And - Lost" with its funky beat and trippy vocal was already supported from Carl Cox in his radio show. I hope you enjoy that musical journey from Alex including the great remix by Alberto Ruiz!

"I lose my mind, I am lost inside... (Monika Kruse)

''Material X Series continues with number 5... Exclusive vinyl only tracks, limited copies''

Time for our fourth various artist release on Mumble, for which we have a few new artists joining our ever-growing family.

First of we have Fuse resident Stuart Hawkins supplying a swinging deep groover by the name Es Vedra'.

Moving on we have Mau. Who has made his mark with releases on Memoria and Bal amongst a few.

Rounding up the release is debutant Klebleev and label owner Just_Me.

Limited copies on this Materialx14 vinyl - Grab your copy for these vinyl only tunes!

Long-standing collaborators Audiojack & Kevin Knapp join forces on Implications. Their strongest release to date comes equipped with a remix from musical heavyweight Martin Buttrich.

Releasing together for the first time on Crosstown Rebels, Audiojack & Kevin Knapp strengthen their position within the electronic scene with Implications. Knapp's vocals are centre stage as he sings about experimentation and letting go. Grammy nominee Martin Buttrich delivers a fired up remix with added groove and playful percussion that flips the mood of the track into an absolute corker of a remix!

Two long play groovers from Audiotheque Useful additions to your prime time collections...