House Novedades

lthough this is his first release, Trench is no stranger to techno. With more than two decades behind the decks, this Detroit native has the knowledge and experience to throttle a dance floor.

Second solo album by Mario Pierro (aka Raiders of the lost arp) of Jollymusic / Mat101 fame. Tema5 is the definitive journey into its world made of electronic funk & soul, or as they call it in Detroit Hi-tech funk.

Soon to be classic techno.

[A] original mix [B] pump da bass mix repries [C] red planet rmx

schöne fluffige detroitige techhousetracks !!! A making it whistle

The seventh instalment in Lo Shea's series of 10 vinyl only releases on Seaghdha.

You know by now how this goes - precision club workouts, which ricochet between UK flavoured jams, to clean cut Techno & stripped down House



Vasquez leads the charge here, less about the legendary captain of the Soundfactory, and more the soundtrack to a drug deal gone bad in downtown Miami.
'Like Her' flails around a bowel troubling low end and crisp snare double act, piling on the pressure with an unrelenting groove and some deftly applied distortion
Elsewhere 365247 is in more familiar Lo Shea / Seaghdha territory, with some expertly manipulated, atmospheric sampling laid over a spare, shuffle-happy Herbertesque workout.
Finally Flash gives us a glimpse into sleepless basement, inhabited by addled humanoids, playing glass bottles

It seemed obvious that a club such as 'Le Spartacus' would eventually launch its own label. For their debut EP, club residents Medeew & Chicks Luv Us decide to partner with Mesrod & Avner to create 3 tracks filled with Deep & Dub Techno sounds. To complete this release, Jun Akimoto brings his savoir-faire with a Dub remix that only he could have mastered. 300 limited vinyl !

The Mojuba sublabel a.r.t.less is very proud to present a retrospective by Detroit Techno veteran Martin Bonds aka Reel By Real in two parts. This release features the most seminal output by Martin Bonds who truly is one the most underrated Techno artists from Detroit and often remain not credited when it comes to the history of Detroit Techno, although he has been an inherent part of it since the early years!

The world of Rick Wade, Detroit’s immaculate underground deep house legend, is vast but quiet, like long stretches of snow-dusted road. Wade’s timeless formula was developed ear- ly, as he puts it: “Punchy drums, and a standard house tempo, so you could dance to it, but the melody and the vibe was very melancholy.”

Wade has released on classic labels such as Moods & Grooves and Track Mode and in recent years has found new life on up and coming imprints like Shall Not Fade. It’s arguable that his hybrid sound could be chalked up to his outsider status, stuck between worlds of sound. Rick grew up in the farming town of Buchanan, Michigan, and was informed by the radio of nearby Chicago. The transmissions of house, as well as Detroit tech- no, set his mind ablaze. When finally moving to the city, Wade started working in the ‘Dance Room’ at Detroit’s Record Time shop in 1993 alongside a cast of the city’s most esteemed DJs and producers including Mike Huckaby, Claude Young, and Daniel Bell.