House Novedades

20/20 Vision are back with another stellar compilation of blistering new talent unearthed and curated by Luther Vine.AA

FOR04 kicks off with a contribution from the London based duo, Kassian. Joe & Warren's partnership is both prolific and diverse. Over a short period of time, they've amassed an impressive back catalogue with in-demand releases on labels such as Phonica White, Heist and their own imprint Faux Poly. Never the ones to rest on their laurels, they continue to quest for the new cutting-edge sound and deliver it here with a track titled 'Parallel'. It is an elastic minimalist driven groover, that mergers a perfect proportion of acid synth lines with taut drum workout. The end result is sure to keep your locked in on that dance floor.A

Next up we have Casey Spillman with aptly titled 'Full Circle'. In a short period of time Casey's distinct groove laden output has landed him with releases on Fuse, Constant Sound and Locus to name but a few. For some who know their labels that list alone is enough to provoke an involuntary movement in the extremities. Wait till you make the 'Full Circle'! The groove here is locked in the well pronounced ringing drum shuffle and is accentuated by the opaque yet dreamy dubbed out chords and scattered vocal chops. Add a freight train of a baseline provided in the mix and you can guaranty a healthy rumble on the dance floor.A

Flip and awe! 'Hour Glass' is a bomb of rare dance floor destructive power. Crafted by the label's curator Luther Vine and modular wizard Gregorio Soave, prior to its release on wax 'Hour Glass' has been tested as a secret weapon on most main & unsuspecting dance floors of UK's capital. The result is consistently spectacular.AARight from the start the dubbed up relentless moogy bassline aims for the jugular and takes you on a hypnotic bender of a trip. Cosmic synth licks, swinging drum saults and deep pulsating chord stabs all aid the journey to that night's elusive climax.

FOR004 waves goodbye with a fresh collaboration from East London's finest, Thoma Bulwer and the esteemed Fabric resident, Anna Wall. 'Spontaneity' is an emotive, bittersweet deep house gem. With sparking synth lines, weighty 909 kicks swinging down low, and glistening euphoric modulating pads, this number is designed to bid you goodbye on a romantic, positive note and fill you up with optimism until we meet again for a new instalment of Fragments of Reality.A

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The next release on LIZ EDWARDS – SWAG CLASSIC LABEL is from LEN LEWIS. Len needs no introduction as he was one of the true originators of the early Tech-House sound. Releasing many classics on labels like SWAG – POODLE and his own imprint JOMO. The two cuts featured on this release are – DARK CAVERN. Which originally came out on Poodle Records in 2002, and was recorded upstairs at SWAG records, in the SWAG studio, and was a firm favourite of DJ MATTHEW B. It was also bit of an anthem at all those early London parties and clubs, Like THE END – WIGGLE & KERFUFFLE. The next cut is BAR-B-QUES & BALLGAMES. This came out on SWAG RECORDS in 1999 and was one of Len’s first releases. Both of these tunes, together, would set you back about £60 on Discog’s for a mint copy, but here we have them both on one 12’ - both re-mastered and sounding better than ever. Only 300 pressed so don’t sleep on this.

Deep Detroit Techno from two of the cities finest.

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#follow up to the 1999 "superlongevity" compilation (PERL10), that became a "must have" for musiclovers all over the world. another 9 exclusive,brandnew songs out of the perlon-universe. this album is yet another perlon essential. 2X12" abum release

12",180g, Vinyl Only. Limited copies! Early support by Nu Zau, Vincentiulain, Miroloja and more.

The latest transmission from Aesthetic is a various artists 12" that introduces some fresh names as well as welcoming some familiar ones. Dudley Strangeways is up first with "Mutual Core", a soothing balm of a deep house production with a hazy late morning mood. Loht Vostok ramps thing sup with "La Luz", a crisp and uptempo tech house trip with mellow synth parts to offset the urgency of the drums. TIJN takes things in a decidedly subtle direction with the gentle lull of "Amorpheus", and then Jean Bressan gets into a seriously immersive groove on the shimmering "Apartment 303".

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iO (Mulen) is ready with his 4th album. Now he's coming back to the home of his special releases - Mulen Records. This time - with "Oldivibes". And, no, we're not talking about his label - we're talking about his vision of "oldie vibes". Prepare for the superhot meal of iO (Mulen)'s signature basslines, double dose of energy, premium collection of chords and a delicate pinch of those "oldie vibes" that are at the background of every single track in this 3x12". 1992, 1996 or 2005 - you'll decide the date of retro journey by yourself - the year doesn't really matter here. What does - we're having one more album, designed straight for the dancefloors. 12 tracks that could make any dancer happy - no less.

Unreleased 90’s tracks from Silverlining x Blue Project. For fans of early Warp, Artificial Intelligence, B12 etc.. Limited copies.

From Kaznacheev's Siberian introspective tunes, exploring the wildest Giammarco Orsini's imagination, reaching Thomas Melchior/Melchior Productions Ltd's finest vision.

LA born, Berlin based Huerta drops a real gem of an e.p. here in the form of 'Amaso', showing just how polished a producer he has become. The title track gives off an air of Italian dream house coupling an immersive rhythm with sweeping chord progressions and luscious keys. 'Fake Leather Whatever' builds on that nostalgic feeling, marrying a timeless breakbeat with cosmic pads and blissful piano melodies. On the B side, 'Don't Be Gentle, It's A Rental' ventures down a more hard hitting path with the dancefloor definitely at the front of Huerta's mind, whilst still maintaining that atmospheric feel. Finally, bringing it back full circle, 'Reverse Thread' layers those emotive elements with an otherworldly synth line which draws you deep into an irresistible melting pot of grooves.

Decay lead from the front once more with Decade Made 7, another vital various artists EP which marks the label’s 7 year anniversary and features red hot underground talents Mihai Popoviciu, James Dexter, Christian Burkhardt and Ray Mono.

The goal of Decay Records has always been to push quality, hypnotic, dubby grooves withoutfocusing on trends or hype, something they have done consistently since their launch in 2013 and continue to do here with their 7th birthday release, Decay Made 7.

Kicking off this latest VA from the label is Romanian Mihai Popoviciu, considered one of the most innovative eastern European producers of electronic music today. He opens with ‘Biology’, a bubbly, deep cut groove with slick hits gliding up top. It’s a track full of warmth that sinks you into a glazed-eye reverie. Dessous, Lefroom and Inermu associate James Dexter is a young but vital talent who represents the new wave of artists that are simmering in the London deep house underground. His ‘And Then’ has long legged, dubbed out kick drums that make for a cavernous groove, whilst smeared, warped chords fill in the spaces and ensure an ever-headier atmosphere as things roll on.

Christian Burkhardt has long been at the heart of the freshest tech house, putting out his well-designed loops on mainstay labels. Here he serves up ‘Quanta’, an icy-cool track with tripped out sonic details and sci-fi effects that make for real mind music. Last of all, former Mono_Cult resident and now Fuse and Moxy Music associate Ray Mono brings his expert minimal to the EP with ‘Uncut.’ It is a tough, bumping cut with razor sharp design and a pristine sense of late night funk finished with neon synth colours.

These are four perfectly designed and infectious tracks that are both slick and compelling.

Matthias Meyer and a trio label of debutants make up the fourth instalment of the much-loved ‘Watergate Affairs’ series.
Initiated in 2016, the series assembles a collection of top-quality tracks that otherwise could not fit into Watergate’s busy release schedule, such is the strong pool of music the label draws from.
Emerging Dutch producer Budakid joins the label with ‘Orrery’, after previously making an impact with cuts on Last Night On Earth, Einmusika and Lost & Found. The track’s dreamy soundscapes and otherworldly energy make for a transcendental mood maker. Matthias Meyer is suitably superb with ‘Interlude’, as delicate strings and a muffled melody line gently wash against a shore of sparse beats. Henri Bergmann & Julian Wassermann link for ‘Maenad’, as punchy grooves bring the EP into peak-time territory as a multilayered chord pattern hits with a satisfying headrush. Danish artist Nandu rounds out the package with ‘My Mystery Is A Mystery’. It’s the kind of succulent end-of-nighter every set needs as uplifting pads, stirring keys and a buttery bassline glide together in sweet unison.

As the System Error tree extends its branches, a new concept is born, Fresh Tunez - a safe haven for dancefloor dynamic beats from an array of shining producers under the System Error radar. Inaugurating the Berlin based project is Fantasy Attitude and Polarity founder, Luca Piermattei. Quirky and innovative sound structures from the Italian producer, quilted with unique emotion, yet infectious funk.

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“What’s that racket?? Oh for god’s sake, it’s those London lads up to mischief again. Bloody nuisance! And look at the grins on their faces…”

Lucky number seven on Magic Carpet sees Duowe, the boys behind Fraise Records, doing the absolute business with this versatile 4-tracker. Hot dancefloor

Being selfish, is one of the good things about running your own label. If you please, you can just try and re-release that certain record that you always wanted for yourself, but never could get your hand on it. Now, you can just edit it the way you always wanted it to be (oh, those fade-outs...) and press it up. This is one of these occasions. When Kalk (the collaborative project of Philippe Heinen and Joffrey Becker) was released on Julien Briffaz' label Brif in 1999, I just had started to DJ out at a Club in Darmstadt (the late Café Kesselhaus) and the restrained, yet punchy house tracks symbolized what I liked about deep house back then: a mellow alternative to the BPM hunt and rigid attitude in mainstream techno, while not losing itself in chin-stroking wisdom or pesky noodling. It seemed that there weren't too many around with the same desire. Otherwise 'Akasha' wouldn't have remained a diamond in disguise and not what Morgan Geist so aptly named an 'unclassic". By his definition, that is: an old by and large forgotten record that would have deserved to be hit. If you take discogs as an indicator, more and more people start to think so though. Here is your second chance to obtain a copy of the spirit of Kalk. Mildly edited and restored in the best human-possible way. Mind you, it's old house music from days of Yore. If you look for the production values of a Phil Collins, please go somewhere else. DJ GJ

New York's Marcos Cabral steps up for his first full release on Dimensions Recordings, with the Nature Walk EP.

Following on from his epic Prochainement masterpiece on Dimensions 002, the EP provides a glimpse into the mind of a well-established and hugely respected artist.

Nature Walk is a broad EP that demonstrates just why Marcos's records have been finding their way into a multitude of DJs' bags for the last fifteen years.

Kamarads Records is finally back
and presents its second release made with four European producers from France & Italy,
Jef K, icon of the Parisian house has collaborated on a track with Ilyes from the new generation of electronic producers based in France and you will also find Reda Dare who you already know, an important component of the new landscape of French house.
For Italians: Nicola Brusegan, ambassador and prolific producer of a fresh and romantic vintage deep house, made of analog synths and Mpc grooves and textures from Venice, and Laurent Ci who produced more of a minimalist house tinted with Romanian atmosphere and atmospheres.
The second Kamarads reference will be a Vinyl Only.

SB Traxx returns for their second outing, flexing four original club Traxx from Anthony Fade. 'Mind Games' opens things up - a Jackin' acid drum machine workout awash with 707 hits and 303 squelch. The A2 'M1 Cause Everyones Gotta Have Fun' then hits you with a piano rave weapon - gritty and hard hitting coupled with those classic M1 stabs. Flip it over for a top-down summer anthem in 'I'm Weak' marrying RnB tinged vocals and shuffling rhythms before 'Dr. Ice' closes it out with a golden-era hip hop inspired deep house groover.

Back to home and back again. Get in touch is once more doing the splits between their current habitations.

Berlin fellow Sauna takes over Side A with proper heat, cutting chords and a bumpy bassline, followed by groove driven and quirky breaks. On Side B the get in touch long time compañero Luas flies out to space with heavy electro breaks. By teaming up with David, Luas lands the spaceship with nostalgic moods of the interstellar flight and guides you home with ground control.

new great keinemusik records !!!

Retrospect vol. 7 - Reshaping the 70s, 80s, & 90s with the sounds of now.

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Dedicated to those who find transcendence through music.

+plattform delves into uncharted territories juxtaposing familiar beats with unfamiliar voices.

Following on from last years roaring success of HMND001, Humanoid Recordings hit again with a super-strength four-track EP from man of the moment DMC.

On the A-side, “The High Rip” pushes and pulls, dropping dancefloor delight at every turn, whilst “Afternoon Snacker” comes with incredible relentless energy - it's slap-style bassline providing pure bliss. Over on the B-side, “Vallyrie” keeps up the unerring quality with it's Italo-esque bassline and magical pads that wash over the mix beautifully. “Same Way as the Stars” rounds off the EP with pure class, mixing depth, musicality and dancefloor functionality, showcasing DMC's flair for high quality production as is the theme throughout. A must have!

George Smeddles kicks off his new South label with a pair of standout tracks backed by his own different remixes. The UK artist is someone who has had heavily-supported releases on some of the biggest labels worldwide, and has played all of the most vital underground clubs. He now steps out with a superb first offering on this exciting new label.

Opener 90s is a throwback tune with tight drums and rich bass. The kicks power it along while old school chords add the fun and colour. It also comes as a Smeddles Piano Mix which is even more uplifting and feel good with diva vocal stabs and yet bigger chords.

Malt Whiskey then slips into a deep but dynam ic house framework. Bulbous bass underpins the groove, and twisted synths and warm pads fresh it out. Smart vocals add some soul and ensure maximum response from the crowd. The LDN Dub Mix then pairs it back, making it a tech house kicker perfect for those back room spots.

This is a great foundation to what is sure to be a vital & exciting new label.

180 Gram high-quality release from two of Memoria's true friends. Both artist already did a solo EP in the past, now they joined forces for this split EP! Double trouble, double fun!

US house legend Kevin Knapp returns to Crosstown Rebels six months after his last appearance with the three-track Dancing With The Devil. Detroit’s ‘First Lady Of Wax’ DJ Minx features alongside, serving up a standout remix of the title track.

Dancing With The Devil sets the tone, a murky, hard-edged house cut that brims with echoing vocal samples and swirling synths in the foreground. DJ Minx’s remix comes next, progressively building into a late-night dance number that showcases the Detroit legend at her best, before Tasty ends proceedings on a high. Kevin’s lyrical offerings feature, as fast-paced kick-hat combos merge with stripped-back percussion throughout.

US-native Kevin Knapp is a leading figure in the contemporary house sphere, having cemented his standing as a true heavy-hitter with recent releases on Cuttin’ Headz and Repopulate Mars. Renowned for both his productions and vocal contributions, the Crosstown Rebels regular now heads up his own imprint, Plump Records, welcoming the likes of Nathan Barato and Demuir in recent times.

DJ Minx is one of Detroit’s most esteemed exponents, remaining a stalwart of the scene for nearly three decades. Honing her craft at the city’s famous Music Institute, she runs two labels in the form of Women On Wax Recordings and W.O.W. B.A.M. Mixmag named her as one of ‘20 Women Who Shaped The History Of Dance Music’, whilst Time Out New York described her as “one of the best house music DJs of all time.”

Numilume Music, fourth episode. Two brand new tracks by Numilume.

Storken’s „Lille Vals“ is among those type of infectious and addictive instrumentals that feel like songs without words, pop without divas or perfectly synthesized disco. Being the debut of a young and promising man from Sweden as, it received candid praise by dancers and DJs alike.
Originally „Lille Vals“ appeared as the centerpiece of Running Back’s One-swallow-sampler series, it earned its second spring on a dedicated 12inch release. Although still as much fun as the first time around, Storken’s precious little diamond gets a threepart remix treatment to season the dish. His fellow Ajaks offers a stripped down ans mesmerizing take that should make minimalists allergic sufferers of melodies happy. Newcastle’s power house Patrick Topping pulls out one of his tricks to beam it into his own world and brings out all the big elements to make it even – yes – bigger. Finally, Gerd Janson does the opposite and dubs out the highs and lows of the original to meet Augustus Pablo and Daniele Baldelli somewhere uptown.

Up next Free Voyage stocks some summer produce, recently harvested from Taslo Valve's farm. The green fingered producer known for his luscious seasonal veggies delivers only the cream of the crop for his latest four track EP.

"How that time has gone, vanished beneath night’s cover, just as if it never had been! The wall, wondrous high, decorated with snake-likenesses, stands now over traces of the beloved company. The ash-spears’ might has borne the earls away—weapons greedy for slaughter, Fate the mighty; and storms beat on the stone walls, snow, the herald of winter, falling thick binds the earth when darkness comes and the night-shadow falls, sends harsh hailstones from the north in hatred of men.



All earth’s kingdom is wretched, the world beneath the skies is changed by the work of the fates. Here wealth is fleeting, here friend is fleeting, here man is fleeting, here woman is fleeting—all this earthly habitation shall be emptied."



— Exeter Book (1072)

Planet Orange returns for their second release with four more original tracks, this time round we are proudly welcoming a personal favourite of the label, Midge Thompson. The A side of this four-track EP offers two powerful, chuggy, late hour numbers, keeping in touch with the deeper side of the label’s sound. The B-side follows up with two, house and electro inspired tracks that are sure to do well on any dancefloor.

As the First Rayonas Records 001 release has been sold out in less than a month we have decided to make it a little bit more special..
Rayonas Records 002 will be White Colour !

White represents purity or innocence.

Record label born in Lithuania • stands for the hood • stands for community • It’s all about Underground music.

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This is a masterpiece of the Italian producer Gianluca Pegoiani. Heavy beat, mysterious organic instrument and female vocal make this track a powerfull dancefloor hit.

Glueped is the joint production of the two Romanian artists―Melodie & Teluric. They have merged their musical understandings into a new sound, which combines both mystical harmonies and elemental grooves.

Peren is the third vinyl featuring Glueped, released in April 2020. This vinyl emphasizes the contemporary underground scene vibes while offering a glimpse of the forthcoming sound of Cinetic Art record label.

The sounds of Peren have the capacity to take the listeners on celestial journeys, and also make them feel rooted and present in this world. Its essence is in the frail aspect of time, that can be sensed through music.

Side A debuts with a playful tempo intertwined with a deep and experimental groove. The two tracks bring a melodic touch to modern minimal and give an evolving sense of energy.

Side B has a consistent approach, giving a more solid shape to sound, emphasizing dreamy waves of music.

The heroes of the Stackenscheider’s third release our fellow countrymen from different parts of the world — Anton Kubikov, Kirill Matveev and Raf. Each of whom gave us a unique cast of the very exclusive club atmosphere created also by them.

2021 Vinyl production on P.U.N.C.H.I.S. Records starts with a very strong Various Artists release featuring four awesome originals from the underground masters Blin Eff (Switzerland), Claudio Solis (Chile) and Djosh (Italy). Deep groove in every form of the Tech, Minimal and Breaks, mixed with some amazing vocals and bouncy basslines is an all around winner. Thirty minutes of quality organic music will surely satisfy any sophisticated dancefloor or the party.
Please support the artists and our label. Cheers to everyone!

"1959" is a concept album dedicated to my father. The main theme is based on my particular perception of travel and movement, which are both narrated with similar and different electronic sounds at the same time. The double vinyl edition is divided into 4 sides entitled "Moon", "Flight", "Space" and "Land". The vocals of some tracks, such as "The Aircraft", were made with fragments of vocal announcements recorded in the airports during my tours. The plane, already featured on the cover of the single "Lux", is interpreted as a mysterious vehicle that travels in space-time. The album cover instead portrays my father's motorcycle, as if it were suspended in the sky during the transition from night to day, which in this case symbolizes the transition from the noise of earthly life to the stillness of eternity. In this new work of mine I found my Synth-pop, Electro and Ambient influences, combined with rhythms that lend themselves well both to listening and to the dance floor. Enjoy it!

Frost Plates Limited second vinyl release reflects the blends of Argentinean minimal house Scene intertwined with german flavours. introducing new members to our label family, featuring Phil2 & Reyam (E1even, Heisenberg, Baile Musik), Martin Bellomo (Momentz, Rationalism, After:Fx), Awsi (Musica Lunar, HouseOnWax, Blind Vision), Trentz (Rationalism, Avotre, Whoyostro).

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Making his debut on Crosstown Rebels, AEON founder Alex Niggemann takes us on a sonic exploration of the African continent for his next musical venture.

Allow yourself to melt into the hypnotic rhythm of Zoulou. Ambient sounds are textured with percussion that lures you in. Tribal chants and explosive drums seek add drama as the abundance of intricate layers pull you along for the journey. Bwana is more progressive than its predecessor with a soft drumbeat underpinning it. It utilises that same tribal vocal stab contrasting against harder synths.

Alex Niggemann is an artist who prides himself on being innovative and forward thinking when it comes to electronic music. Over the years, he's had releases on Last Night On Earth, Watergate and Poker Flat Recordings. In 2013 he set up his own impressive imprint, AEON, in a bid to release music that breathes quality and originality and blurs the line between house and techno. Recently celebrating its fifth anniversary, AEON is now a fully fledged brand and has played a part in bringing now established artists such as Denis Horvat, Speaking Minds and TVA to the forefront of the scene.

BLO is new sensation in LA’s the New Beat scene. Their classical song structures and arrangements with a modern twist capture and transport immediately to the golden era of the Belgian macro clubs of the late 80’s. Their debut EP include 3 original songs and a cover of Depeche Mode classical hit “Breathing in Fumes”

Since launching a few years back, Half Baked Records has consistently served up high quality fare from a mixture of underground heroes and rising stars. We'd put Luca Piermattei in the latter category, even though he's been releasing music for a few years and recently featured on Rawax. Memories of a Wonderful City is genuinely excellent, with the Italian doing a good job in combining vintage synth and drum machine sounds in a fresh and ear-pleasing way. Choose between the pleasingly bouncy, sci-fi-fired deep house dreaminess of 'Galaxy', the sleazy late-night brilliance of 'Vintage Style' (which incidentally features a frankly filthy acid bassline), the bustling sweatiness of extra-percussive opener 'Busy Life' and the undulating, analogue-heavy jazz-funk-goes-house hustle of '80's Sound'.

Constant Black is one of the numerous labels in UK artist Burnski's orbit. He's been a man on form on all fronts in recent years and here he snaps up Retrospect for a trio of super slick and funky minimal house cuts. 'Ay-up!' is a cheeky opener with subtle northern welcomes hidden in the mix as the lithe bass and 2-step tinged drums do their thang. It's reet good. 'Schneebly' gets more pacey and balmy, with silky and oily bass and kinetic drum work all underpinned by a sick bass tone. Last of all comes '4 U' which has something of an upright garage skip and downright irresistible groove. These are high functioning, charismatic cuts to pump up any floor.

After releasing his first Album Liber Novus' on Form Music, followed by 'Liber Secretus' and 'Liber Tertius' on his Praedikat imprint, Christian Hornbostel now presents 'Liber Prodigiorum' (Book of Prodigies). Hornbostel's previous releases have garnered support from major players like John Digweed or Richie Hatwin and are regularly popping up on Joris Voorn's Spectrum. Liber Prodigiorum confirms the full diversity of Hornbostel’s various strands and his interesting look on techno makes it a worthwhile listen, especially if you're fond of the progressive sweeping club floors.

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Marc Romboy presents his upcoming album "Voyage de la planète' his first solo full-length production in over eight years. Released on his newly launched Hyperharmonic label, Voyage de la Plantète signifies an exciting new chapter for Marc as he experiments with his sound - pushing the boundaries between classical and electronic music to create both an emotional and atmospheric experience.
The first impression of this new sound can be heard on album opener forerunner 10" "Monde futuriste" (February 17th 2017) which blends together beautiful strings and soft flittering synths. "Jules Verne" named after the French science fiction writer, combines echoing arpeggios and a subtle woodwind harmony to create a cosmic soundscape. Whilst "Atome de danse", "Symphonie oblique" and "La machine du temps" use elegant strings to further enhance an unearthly effect, title track "Voyage de la planète" mixes the two mediums together with fluttering synths and somber strings before "La lune et l'étolie" builds introduces the bustling sound of the piano to create an upbeat melody.
Whilst there is a strong classical influence, there are tracks on the album that reference Marc's electronic background. This can be heard in

"L'univers étrange", which has an ambient sound, whilst pitched-down chords take "L'universe parallèle" to a dark and moody space.
"Phénix" is a bass-driven track, layered with crashing synths, taking the journey to a high before the celestial experience draws to a close on an uplifting note with "Nocturne" a laid-back soothing track that exudes optimism and wonderment.
Inspired by a concert with the Dortmund Philharmonic Orchestra where he performed Claude Debussy works in a contemporary way, "Voyage de la planète' signifies the start of a new chapter for Marc Romboy. Combining the strange, fascinating sounds of electronic music with the sublime beauty of classical music to create an extraordinary sonic experience for the listener.

Constant Black is one of the many labels run by the prolific Brit Burnksi aka Instinct aka Constant Sound. Here he signs up Niko Maxen for four deeper house cuts that are designed for small and intimate spaces. There is a trippy sense of melody to 'Denali' that soon has you enchanted as the rubbery drums bounce below. 'Logan' is built on another bulbous fusion of rubbery kicks and gooey bass that is stripped back but characterful. Things head into rather spooky worlds on 'Jaya' with its mysterious leads and swirling pads, then 'Elbrus' rounds out on a slick minimal house vibe that is perfect for the wonky after hours.

Tripmastaz presents Tripmastaz 05, the 5th release of a series off his eponymous vinyl only imprint and "made by the ones who believe and put soul, thoughts, ideas and life to their music, art and craft. This music is for the ones who care." Previous releases of the series have already received support by artists like Ricardo Villalobos, Cabanne and Apollonia.

Tripmastaz 05 starts with Gruv101, a dynamic tech-house track filled with various powerful percussions and a discrete early 2000 synth-vibe. It is followed by Nauchniy Stil', a groovy track enriched by mysterious and subtle synth, percussion and even jungle sounds. It is the result of the collaboration between Tripmastaz, Mr. Pepper and BMB Spacekid, a Russian hip-hop producer who worked with DJ Premier and Anderson Paak amongst many other American MCs and producers, and whose beat is featured on Dr. Dre's Compton album.

The release ends with Tripmastaz's Real Friends, a smooth hip-hop track with a guitar and piano groove that won't leave the listener indifferent.

Following big releases on Circus Company and LPH WHITE in 2015, Borrowed Identity continues the good form with his first release of 2016, the Amplified House EP on Ben Sims Hardgroove imprint.

The original release of Saurus was on the italian label Muzak in 1994 to these days the track resurfaced online and is sought after by collectors, this new release contain two new contemporary mixes of the original song.

After the success of the first A-sides compilation in 2012, Adam Beyer has decided its time to release another. With Adam's stature steadily growing as one of the leading talents in the Techno scene and the rise of Drumcode, the standard of demo's that have been sent to Adam have been top notch.

Adam has now decided to release two compilations with 10 tracks each, consisting of tracks that Adam has tried and tested. There are also new artists that have been invited to release on Drumcode for this compilation and others who are a staple in Drumcode's core family. Combining both old and new talents Drumcode have come up with something unique and distinctive to make this two-part compilation something extra special.

What NxT returns with a double pack of fresh tracks, tried and tested by the label head honcho Rich NxT. There are a nice range of cuts on this release with different flavours of groove, depth and attitude on display from these very talented artists.

Launching the new wing of Dont Recordings !!

It’s the first of 3 records on the LTD label, each limited to 150 copies only and containing otherworldly Techno treats with riffs to stick in your head.

The idea is to press less but give you more . Push the sound out a little and pull focus on the original label ethos which was to take risks and put out stuff that gives you extra !!

Impressive reissue of sound designers and masters of field recordings Ultra-Red! These unique sounding tracks were first released on the legendary Fatcat 20 years ago and kept as secret weapons of DJs like Ricardo Villalobos, Craig Richards and Miss Kittin over the years. Here we have the two long, uncut versions that were never released before!


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This time Repeat Repeat Repeat is bringing you a Darragh Casey release which was originally released in 2010 on the Irish Antiqua Recordings. Listening to the whole material one is soon wondering why this artist hasn't released more music. Xuri EP features a nice mix of darker and lightsome sounds which is topped by a superb Kris Wadsworth remix. Darragh, it's time to get back in the studio!

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Pushing ever forward, Denis Kondraschenko’s Soultape alias goes from strength to strength, as he taps a special line of his creativity for this third release. You will hear signature ethnic glitches, flowing atmosphere and melodic shades of progressive rhythms, as a holistic picture of Soultape’s sound is assembled from each release into a single concept of musical vision.

Manuel De Lorenzi and Giacomo Silvestri release again on their own imprint with a 2 killer housy tunes.

Perfect summer vibe with a fresh vibe to make you smile and dance till very late.

You can find also an additional remix by the Berlin based Gabriele Mancino who delivers a minimal funk version with a dark and dub attitude. Play it very loud.

We are very happy to be back to business with a VA including Vlad Arapasu, Alich & Simo, Lulla and Petit Batou, well designed deep microhouse and groovy tracks to make the crowd dance from morning till night


Early supports from Raresh, Mihai Pol, Varhat...

Houseworx welcomes Federico Curatolo from italy. On his debut ep called "Chicago Series", Federico delivers four great tribute tracks dedicated to the music and the artists of the "Windy City".

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A producer known for his eclectic and melodic sounds, Guy Gerber has delivered the brand-new remix package of his very own ‘What To Do’ production, set for release on Friday 26th October.

Embodying a varied range of sonic arrangements that the Israeli DJ has become synonymous with, the original was released earlier this year and demonstrates varied cymbal-claps and a wide range of isolated percussive instruments. With &ME spinning his own dynamic rework of the track, the German - who has performed a number of sets across Ibiza this summer, playing at DC-10 ’s ‘ Circoloco’ - adds groove-fuelled elements to the mix, a stark contrast to the deep, and driving style favoured by DJ Jes. A great remix package of the beloved original version of ‘What To Do’

After debuting on Mr. G's Phoenix G imprint in 2016 with the Unfamiliar Territory EP, Jayson Wynters makes an appearance on DBA for this, his second release, backed by a Kowton remix.

Jayson Wynters is a DJ that is able to combine many genres in one set and make it work. Wynters was first known as a garage MC in Birmingham, before rising to prominence in the city's underground radio and club scene, where he showcased an impressive knowledge of rare groove and house music. As he got older his taste for music began to mature, his collection began to grow, and he soon began to DJ. Using music as an outlet for expression, whether in the form of DJing or having fun on some drum machines and synths, is one of the most defining features to Wynters. He continues to fuel his passion by keeping an eye on the future rather than the past and striving to remain different.

After reissuing the classic Cassiopeia by Nail, Mysticisms return with more cosmically charged party cuts geared towards wiggy dancefloors inside and out. The Alchemy 12" brings together some of the label's key characters to date and some new crew, leading in with the heady, sticky thump of Persian's "Worries In The Dance" as faithfully remixed by Jonny Rock. Vertigo Inc eschew common dynamics for a loping, acoustic groove that favours more esoteric spaces while retaining a strange forward momentum and bewildering atmosphere. Asian Psilocybe Foundation get into a trippy strain of tech house with the gorgeous "Wave Control", and then Afrobuddha rounds the set out with the deeply layered Kakatsitsi drumming of "Obame (Treat Mix)".

As audacious as they get, round two of this LTD series takes a slice of late ‘90s gold, and layers it over a stomping house beat.

A pure masterclass in how to get a party started, with the kind of sampling that works oh so well when it’s juiced up into a cut like this.

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Stand up wherever you are, because this is a very magical moment. Sports Records drops its hottest 12” yet. It's lights out and away we go!



Starting from P1, Liquid Earth gets a great start off the line with ‘Spooky Snorkel’. A banging spaced out breaks and retro house track with scratches that build and release tension, dropping into heart opening leads. Daisy Boy makes his debut in P2 with a new power unit and a breakbeat techno anthem, ‘The Feeling Of Doing It Again’. A relentless genre bending inside line that builds and builds leaving you in a trance. Second row P3 is by smooth operator, Nachtbraker. 'Marcus Howl' stays cool on a hot track with a super moody number full of acid howls that bring the dance floor back down to earth. Huerta closes out the grid in P4 with his hypnotic ‘Seekers’. Don't sleep on P4, even though it is a dubby dream.

1-800 Girls makes his eagerly awaited return to the Shall Not Fade catalog with a 4-track tribute to the early-hours ravers. With skittering drums, synth plucks and peppers of whimsical vocals, When U Call EP captures a sound at once blissfully nostalgic to 90s rave, and boldly forward-facing in its mutation of today's scene-defining sounds of UK Bass.

Although barely discernible underneath off-kilter synth stabs and squelching drums, Burial-esque vocal chops do their best to haunt the title track, colouring it with both a sense of melancholy and deliverance. On that same note, enter "OCB". Its stripped-back successor
is equally as moody yet somewhat more modest with a mournful melody and minimal drums.

The aptly-named "Start Over" welcomes a switch in mood. With high-pitched staccato vocals and an up-beat drum pattern, its trancey-tempered quality is not a million miles away from the music of Overmono. Finally, listeners of the EP's closer "Move With Me" need little more than the title's instruction as its 150 BPM and pop-adjacent vocals do all the talking.

It's time now for Jimi Jules' second installment of exclusives from his recent Watergate Mix compilation and this one is heavily focused on Jules' collaborations, remixes and edits. Starting off with his collaboration with Jules & Jesaya +4 BPM edit of heavyweights Âme's 119 BPM, where hefty, pumping low end and slick, rigorous hats set the pace for a brutal but sexy bassline guaranteed to demolish any dance floor at any moment. Jimi Jules & Domenico Ferrari's 'Parkuhr' follows up with a focus on slick, low slung minimalism as a seemingly simple groove is highlighted with playful vocals, wobbly sonic effects and a real life conversation interjected as the break.

Changing gears, Jules takes a dive into the past on his remix of Egopusher's 'Flake' where cinematic storytelling and flickers of Italo Disco seem to blend seamlessly creating a timeless composition that will shine for an eternity to come. For the final cut of the EP, Jimi takes us back to a place we seem to know him best on his remix of Ed Ed & Petja Virikko's 'Sundroina feat Jinadu' where he creates wildly sexy cuts with his signature organic percussion palette, lavish keys and starry eyed vocals.

Remix time! The ever on-point andhim look back over their last two releases on their Superfriends imprint and call up some good friends for a few cheeky version excursions: Johannes Albert, Kalupke, Neil Landstrumm and Toto Chiavetto. The results leave no stone unturned…

First come the remixes of the duo’s last single ‘Buenos Aires’. Deeper and more contemplative than the German duo’s originals, Johannes Albert adds a whole new melodic layer and classic late 80s Mr Fingers style twist to ‘Aires’ while Kalupke takes ‘Buenos’ on more of a journeyman vibe. Warm pads are dominant character and while the original’s pipes remain the mystic focus there’s a great lolloping, long-winding road feel to the drums.

Deeper into this epic trove we dive as Neil Landstrumm does what he does best and completely turns ‘Duno’ inside out. Full attention on the warped electroid bass, it’s a no messing piece of trippy techno with a hook your dancefloor will be singing for days. Finally the unstoppable Toto Chiavetta closes business with a complete curveball remix of ‘Windows 85’. Taking the jazzy, freestyle Latin instrumentation and reboosting it with heightened synth wizardry, he’s effectively turned a small local church into a towering cathedral… With more than enough space for you and every single one of your mates to dance in.

That’s what Superfriends are for, right? And this is only part one!

Dutch producer Joren Edwards debuts on Archie Hamilton's Moss Co. with three trippy cuts entitled 'For The Terrace' EP.

Music production student at the infamous Herman Brood Academy, Joren Edwards is an exciting prospect from Utrecht, Netherlands, gaining support from the likes of Benny Rodrigues and Archie Hamilton. Beyond his production, he also DJs across Holland, performing at respected clubbing institutions like Shelter, Thuishaven, Straf_werk, Basis and the late Sugarfactory. Archie Hamilton's creative subseries to Moscow, Moss. Co has delivered many
dynamic projects since its birth in 2013, such as Ferro, Nu Zau, TIJN, Hanfry Martinez, Stephan Bazbaz, Dan Farserelli and Mariano Mateljan.

'For The Terrace' presents close to nine minutes of rolling drums, with
shimmering arps that envelope into acidy tones amidst warm vocals. 'Change' then offers a contrasting open-hat shuffle ahead of fluttering chord stabs, before 'Searching For You' delivers dreamy pads pushed by a steady bass groove and
clinical hats.

Michael James debuts on Infuse to open the New Year, delivering three original productions in the form of his ‘Fat Earth’ EP. A surging name within the scene, Manchester’s Michael James is quickly becoming a staple name in the record bags of some of the biggest names in the game following an impressive string of releases via the likes of Constant Sound and sub-imprint Constant Black, Mulen Records and Hoarder.

Taking inspiration from artists including Ricardo Villalobos and Zip through to Raresh, Rhadoo and Barac, the blossoming producer, DJ and digger has forged a sound combining his own take on house, minimal and dub techno – resulting in appearances at the likes of fabric (London), S.A.S.H (Sydney) and DC-10 (Ibiza), not to mention his long-standing residency at The Zoo Project. Opening 2020, here we see James’ latest effort as he touches down on FUSE sister label Infuse to reveal the infectious three-track ‘Fat Earth’ EP.

Title cut ‘Fat Earth’ opens proceedings in slick fashion, fusing skipping hats and evolving electronics amongst swinging rhythms, whilst ‘O.H. Groove’ ups the energy as rumbling low-ends and slinking percussion licks go to work revealing a lively effort perfect for the peak time or the after-hours. Last up, ‘Guidance’ sees out the package as tripped out vocal snippets interject amongst sweeping synths and rich drum shots, rounding out an impressive label debut from the blossoming UK talent.

December 2021 - Minube has announced the release of a brand new studio EP titled “Entire Planet.” This fantastic studio work is availably
on vinyl, and it features 4 tracks, including two A sides and two B sides. The track list is incredibly diverse, featuring influences such as deep, as well as dub and minimal, only to mention a few. There is a true focus on innovation here, and it’s amazing to hear how much passion and focus went into the making of each piece of music. The flow of music is incredibly consistent and immersive, going for a one-of-a-kind feel that embraces industry standard warmth and depth of sound. This EP is a perfect example of Minube’s ability to create cohesive, yet incredibly diverse-sounding records that push the boundaries and explore different creative directions

“I can remember literally bolting across a busy warehouse party in the early 90's (I think it was actually DIY in Gloucester?) afterhearing a record come on which immediately stood out to me, hadn't heard it before.... A clear 303 single note bassline/hook with sublime strings and undeniable flavours of Detroit and Chicago in the drums and vibe. I needed to know what it was!!That record was "Northern Lights" by Caucasian Boy (AKA Crispin J Glover and David Jenkins, AKA DJ Shakra), and I have honestly been playing it ever since. Fast forward 28 years, and here we are releasing their new acid house monster, the Remote Control EP”Justin Harris Remote Control immediately puts youback in the warehouse or one of those dark, sweaty basement parties which have shaped manymusical educationsover the decades, you know, when things are just starting to get really involved! Beginning with a relentless 90's feel and withmore thana nod to early 90's Belgian Techno, Remote Control steers you through a perfect six and a half minutes of heads down warehouse acid groove, all culminating in a kick-ass gorgeous breakdown. And then there's Dystopia.A deep, dark 909 driven cut of excellence. You can hear in every bar that the purveyors of this track have a deep experience of and are driven to write for the dance floor. Once again, making perfect use of 303, 909 and 808 (amongst others) Dystopia pullsno punches and shamelessly leads you right into the middle of that sweaty dancefloor, and it's perfectly executed deliverykeeps you right there.

It´s certainly one of these rare moments, when you stumble over a record which really stands out ; a record which creates one of those moments that makes your day. A record that slowly makes your foot tap, and makes you drop out of the monotony of our everyday life.
Suddenly echoes of yet undiscovered sounds turn the beat from a localized impact into an environment with you inside. Refractions bounce back from any surface. No other artist manages it to make electronic music sound so organic, opening up rooms with a phenomenal spatial architecture. With his unique technique to arrange frequencies in space, Boris Steffen, better known as Jichael Mackson once more delivers an outstanding series of tracks with his first EP on his very own imprint Teledub.
The 'Foxy Lady' contains three tracks each with the unique dramaturgy Jichael Mackson is well known for, while adding a new almost sexy/funky freshness to his signature sound.
Apart from sounding beautiful and being undeniably serious bombs for any dancefloor, these tracks are simply different. The Foxy Lady EP builds a bridge to Jichael Macksons early releases and one thing is for sure, this is a record that will stay in our bags for a long time.
Jichael Mackson's Foxy Lady EP on Teledub. Grab your copy...

Stepping out as a debut release for the Berlin based, freshly born label ‘mousikētekhnē’, we are proudly getting on board the first passengers and storytellers ‘Red Pig Flower and Funk E.’

Red Pig Flower is a Berlin based artist, DJ and producer. With her unique sense of storytelling, she delivers variety of experimental sounds with tribal beat smell in the air and dub trippy notes from the past, the present and the future.
Well known Romanian gem Funk E, also known as Marvin Gain, Getic Funk, Atlantzii and Nickel Baggs of Funk, is flipping the side and the coin, delivering precious remix with a strong touch of his own style of imaginary electronic sounds world.

This is Not Love is a hypnotic expression of emotion, keeping the tension between the strings of trippy vocal sense and dub soundscapes. Awakening the slow motion of human experiences, you will dive into a story with an open end.
Precisely stepping into A2, Red Pig Flower is letting your story to bloom. Wrapped into illusions of tribal voices you barely understand, Following White Rabbit is going straight to the melting point of deep melody with a minimalistic touch.
Flipping the side, Funk E’s remix of This is Not Love stepping stronger with a solid bass line and sweaty textures of a dark tripping. Like a rollercoaster, his organic groovy sense will fill up your fibers with a dynamic meaning of hypnotic cuts.
Like a melancholia, Memory Diving is twisting your imagination with echo kick, heavy bass line, trippy melody and perfectly sampled voice. Going to the end of this story, you will close your eyes and dive to the last second of your first memory.

How this story would end? You choose.

Eden Burns who has proclaimed his “Big Beat Manifesto” through the wires and waves of the world wide web and on the green & grey floors of his home island New Zealand is finally setting out to visit you in your hometown. The prophet of the Big Beat is confirmed to set foot into Australia, EU and beyond from April onwards. With him he brings more sonic ideas for a better world, enhancing quality of life through bigger beats.
Beat moves feet. Feet do dance. Dance brings joy. Joy is life. Life is special.

I am happy to have the new talent Skober back on Terminal M. I love his deep emotional style. Enjoy the soulful techno tracks :-) (Monika Kruse)

The second installment of Tripmastaz label dedicated to collaborative effort delivers 3 tracks with the legendary Satoshi Tomiie, French house master Okain and the young lord of darky tech grooves David Gtronic. Perfect cuts for your isoltaion party:) Be safe.

Thirteen years after his whopping ‘Time and Space’ EP, Chicago 'O.G.' Mark Grusane returns to the Rush Hour imprint with his ‘Dance Intensity’ EP. Combining trademark electro, wave, synth-pop and disco elements into three modern dancefloor cuts.