House News

Detroit's premier creative space, art gallery and club Spot Lite kicks off its brand new label with a bang! This first deep house, vinyl/digital EP from staple Alton Miller (mastered by Atjazz) radiates strong energy, warmth and vibe with a versatility to fit in almost any house set.

"Remember Who You Are" (Side A,) sets the record's tone with a big sound, infectious bassline, keys along with lush vocals from Nina.

Flip it to the B-Side and you'll find the instrumental along with another deep banger called "Impilo." This effort complements both tracks completely, ensuring future classic status.

Be sure to get your hands on this limited-edition vinyl that is limited to 300 first pressing on a deep purple colored vinyl. Experience the magic of Detroit's underground house music.

Short Attention has more than grabbed ours with its first two EPs and this third one keeps up that good early form. It's a heavy-hitting mix of pivotal house talents starting off with prolific Windy City player Boo Williams.

The big man's 'Transformation' is a smooth and chord-laced house roller that has a more reflective vibe than his usual party-starting offerings.

Atlanta don Kai Alce's 'Love Exists' is a heartfelt house romance then the long-time partnership of Owen Jay & Melchior Sultana douse us in star-gazing chords on 'Soul Expression' that leave you feeling refreshed. Hector Ram's 'Morning Sun Vibes' then uplifts with beautifully gentle piano chords.

House music royalty Rick Wade returns to Shall Not Fade with another feel good cut of Deep House goodness!

This album shows Alisters multi range for urban dance music working with John F.M. Mitchell Yoshida,Super Cool Wired, Troi Alexis,Tyesha Blount and Many More!!!

Produced, Lyrics, Mixed and Engineered by Omar S.

This release has 3 songs from the original "Journey Collection" vinyl.

Four new tales from the "Motor City" featuring Brian Kage, DJ SCSI aka Gari Romalis, Javonntte and Derrick Thompson aka Drivetrain!

THAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT CLUB, WITH THE RIGHT PEOPLE AT THE RIGHT TIME - SO HAPPENED IN PORTUGAL SOME MONTHS AGO...!
RAWAX prouldy welcomes João KaSpar Pires aka Ka§par to the Family who already
released great productions for Clone Club Series, 4Lux, Handsoff & Groovement.
We're happy to present you this great Artist on HOUSEWAX!

Omar S reissues Marc Pharoah's Detroit house classic 'Soul Sounds 3' which was originally released on Mad Mike's Soul City label.

This MBG masterpiece is back on vinyl. Includes an unreleased version from 1993.

Wild Circus debut release with a special split by the french guy Julien Sandre and the Detroit-Naples connection from Gari Romalis and Lello Di Franco. Enter the Circus!

Two previously unreleased mixes of "Tonite" by Aaron "FIT" Siegel, with vocals by L'Renee. The O.G. mix is a version Fit started working on to be a dub version of "Tonite- Original Mix", but morphed into something a bit more epic, and due to time constraints could not make it on the initial release. The D.D. version, is based on the original demo track Fit wrote before any vocals were recorded, then edited and dubbed out by Omar-S. If you liked the original release on FXHE, be sure to have this one as well and if you don't have the original release then you better get that one too!

A few Highlights from the sessions Leron recorded in 1987-88 when he was fifteen or so. China Trax, featured on SS012 ,came from these sessions. These were hand made, meaning no sequencing was used for the keys on any of the songs featured, using cassette tape overdubs, a lost science. Omar-S touched up the material from those cassettes for this release on vinyl. Tip!

Recorded &Mixed by:Leron Carson @the attic, Chicago 1987-88

Additional Engineering:Alex Smith@Fxhe Detroit 2008

finally repressed!

Brand new tracks from Theo Parrish. No confirmed release date as yet and we'll let you know as soon as we know more but we'd advise getting your pre-sales in asap.

Detroit's premier creative space, art gallery and club Spot Lite is proud to announce its second vinyl/digital EP from the sensational duo Oliver Dollar and Mike (Agent X) Clark entitled “Body Talk.” The legendary DJ Dez Andres jumped in on the bonus remix.

This three track EP floor filler was written and produced in the heart of Detroit in 2021. With its deep grooves, soulful vocals and infectious beats, Body Talk is sure to get your body moving and heart racing.

The A-side features the original mix complete with a lush melody and a driving rhythm section sure to evoke the disco queen in all of us.

The B-side delivers with Dez Andrés adding his unique touch to the original, creating a perfect balance between his manual production style and the track's polished vocals.

This release is a must-have for any house music collector or DJ who is looking to add more Detroit flavor to their sets. Body Talk is a timeless record that captures the essence of the Motor City's vibrant music scene.

Be sure to get your hands on this limited-edition vinyl that is limited to 300 first pressing on a deep purple colored vinyl. Experience the magic of Detroit's underground house music.

Both a fan of the number and the machine, Michigander Music boss Brian Kage has always related eight to the paths we take in life - and being on the right one. For the label's eighth release, Kage pays homage to electronic music's futuristic past by bringing it up to speed with the present, including reimagining one of his own releases from when net labels were a thing.

REMASTERED AND REPRESSED WITH NEW A TRACK!!

Four tracks including a superb deep vocal house cut that reminds us of the best production from the likes of Rick Wilhite and The 3 Chairs.

repressed !


For the Shango EP, producer Waajeed transitions from downbeat to upbeat on the latest release from his DIRT TECH RECK imprint with three choice cuts ranging from the millennial Blaxploitation vibes of the title track to the orgasmic, angular funk that is “Better Late Than Never” and “Winston’s Midnight Disco.” Merging the electro sounds of his native city with the pulsating drums of his native land, Waajeed taps into African roots in reclaiming the dance music that is his birthright as a son of Detroit.