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It doesn't get any deeper than this! A classic, overlooked EP from Wayne Gardiner aka Classic Man from 1993 on the legendary Nervous Records label, "No More Mind Games" is up there with the classics of it's era. That sparse, jazzy, soulful, early 90's NYC edge is present in all the tracks here and the whole EP is solid from start to finish, all killer, no filler!

Kicking things off, "Rapid Winds" is a vibe heavy, pad laden beauty that rolls along gently and touches all the right spots while the following 2 mixes of "Keepin On" chop up D-Train and Raw Silk vocal snippets into a bouncing organ driven banger, keeping the Disco spirit alive in true Garage fashion! Rounding out the EP is 2 storming alternate mixes of "No More Mind Games", built around a vocal sample lifted from the accapella version of Quests classic "Mind Games", used here to devastating effect alongside Gardiners deep vibes and choppy drums. Serious business.

"No More Mind Games" has long been a sought after EP by discerning House lovers and is a true underground classic.
Re-mastered and re-pressed here, for the first time, in conjunction with Nervous Records, NYC. Now's your chance to own a copy of a forgotten club classic from the golden era of NYC House music.

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VEX, DMO In anticipation of the forthcoming 'Function - Recompiled' package, due out towards the end of the year, Infrastructure presents VEX/DMO, three tracks from two of David Sumner's lesser known alter-egos. Produced between '98 and '99, the tracks were originally released separately on 2 different 12's, and now come together, re-mastered on INF-014. 'VEX-1' is Sumner's rightful slice of historic Brooklyn House pie, amongst contemporaries like Joey Beltram, or the output of labels like Nu-Groove. Made while living and working at the now infamous music building in Manhattan, with synthesiser mecca Rouge Music downstairs, the track is a great insight into what was going at the Inanimate Objects studio during that time.
The DMO sessions were a nod to the more spaced out, string laden Deep House that resonated out of Chicago towards New York, but was also readily available at clubs like Shelter. Both 'Fifteen' and 'Movement' have capture a certain dreamlike quality, and offer a rare chance to hear another side of the producer we now know best as Function. The record received heavy support from the likes of Timmy Regisford, who made it a Shelter classic, playing it every Saturday at the club for four years. The original pressing was also one of legendary East Village record store Dancetrax's biggest selling 12's of that era. Now some 15 years later, it's re-mastered from the original DAT sessions and graces the entire B side of INF-014.

After serving up some killer original tracks from Obrotka, Abstract Music now enlists the services
of Nikola Gala and Jay Bliss to rework one of the standout cuts. The results, invariably, are
excellent.

Obotka has been active since the 90s, has played almost every decent club in the world and
because of his excellent discography taking in labels like Underground Records, Abstract Music
and Wasabi is a revered part of the global dance community.

First to remix his 'Who Needs Enemies' cut is Romanian 2020 Vision and All Inn records
associate Jay Bliss. He flips the track into a deep, rubbery house groover with muted neon
chords & crisp percussion. It's a no nonsense affair with infectious and icy hi hats that really get
under your skin.

Next up, Nikola Gala is a prolific producer whose impeccably produced tracks have become big
releases for Ibadan Records, Rekids, Freerange Records and Plastic City. He serves up two
remixes, the first of which is a Dubby Mix of 'Who Needs Enemies.' Stripping things back to an
essential, locked on groove, hunched drums, rolling hits and frazzled synth lines all make for a
seductive track that is warm and organic in all the right ways.

Finally, Gala turns out a Techy Mix of the same track that is much quicker, more urgent and
banging. Metallic chords, grinding bass and indecipherable vocal cries all characterise this more
physical version and it will bang in clubs as a result.

All three remixes here offer something slightly different, but something equally essential, for all
the real DJs out there.

Detroit's Dnaut label chief, Craig Sherrad, arrives with a fresh release split between chunky, funky downtempo, beatdown flavors, and crispy, techy, Detroit House.

The Delsin c-series welcomes Sawlin for a new EP that finds him in a housier mood than you might expect. After EPs on Ann Aimee, Vault Series and Code Is Law, he has become known as a techno producer, but this proves he can do much more. Opener 'Motion Keeper' is a deep underground affair with swirling pads adding scale to the heavy, churning drums. It's soaked in ethereal pads and will suck you right in when played on a large sound system. 'Easiness Supplier' gets a little more trippy, with mastery synth droplets dancing about above busted, frazzled drum loops. It's edgy and tense builds to a seriously weighty groove over time. Last of all, 'Wired Evening' is a dark, gritty dubbed out house cut with snaking hi hats, gurgling synths and menace in the air. This is shadowy and physical house music at its finest.

Gari Romalis launches his own label imprint together with Subwax and it's called Future 1701!
On this very first release you'll get 4 trax of high quality lo-fi Detroit house bangers, carrying all of Gari's very own trademark sounds...

Qaadir Ali King's 4 track debut on Vanity Press Records. Though his name may be new to most, his musical roots run deep in Detroit - his father played drums on 'Saturday Night Special' by the Lyman Woodward Organization and DJed on WDET. After an under the radar 2014 track on a Don't Be Afraid sampler, Ali returns from a 3 year absence with a full EP of sounds and vibrations that cut across genre.

US house master Jovonn launches his new label Body N Deep, with three strong club tracks showcasing the labels sound. The first release includes a dub mix of the Jovonn classic 'I Can't Make Up My Mind'.

What is it A Detroit or Chicago beatdown THEO PARRISH JAMAL MOSS Korea's OTAKHEE provides the dirty underground beatdown with tracks SOLAR, DARKEST DAWN & OMWN on the DAWN EP. Amazing project that will get the heads moving.

Argentina's Unlock Recordings present the third and final instalment in their 'Collaborations' series featuring Deep Mariano, One + 1 & Camilo Gil, Funk E & Bodeler and Ronan Portela.With the previous 'Collaborations' featuring Barem, Jorge Savoretti, Franco Cinelli and Leonel Castillo, Unlock's established ntourage of producers are well known for their distinguishable stripped back approach to house and techno. At the helm of the imprint is Gonzalo Solimano - former 'Mr. X' at Red Bull Music Academy and stalwart within Argentina's thriving scene. Each vinyl release is accompanied by artwork designed by Argentinian graphic talent Gisela Faure.GET SLOW founder Deep Mariano begins the release with 'From Machines To Jungle', a percussive roller fuelled by a sultry bassline and hypnotising atmospherics. One + 1 and Camilo Gil then demonstrate intricate drums and looped pads as subtle vocal samples mutter in 'Bitch Call' before Funk E & Bodeler introduce glitchy nuances and trippy atmospherics in 'Playa Den Bolsa'. Tying things together, Buenos Aires' Ronan Portela incorporates a little more thud whilst soothing synths operate in 'Changing Minds'

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The classic 'Song Of The Siren' is yet another sublime piece of deepest NYC house music from the legendary Ronald Burrell under his Aphrodisiac alias.

A stone cold Nu-Groove classic from 1990, this record has always been a firm favourite with discerning House heads & those in search of a more sublime groove.

Here, re-mastered & re-issued in it's original form, 'Song Of The Siren' is a must have piece. A mysterious, melodic journey that transcends time, sounds fresh & works perfectly no matter how late or how early it is on the dance-floor.

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Classic classic classic NYC garage pressure from 1993 here courtesy of George Morel, "Let's Groove" is a true anthem, a sure shot party starter that crossed over into many scenes getting spins from all the big hitters in the USA, the UK garage dons and discerning European house heads alike.

Originally released on Strictly Rhythm this repress boasts two brand new 2014 mixes, one from George himself that strips the OG right back to basics and one from newcomer Steve Nash who updates "Let's Groove" giving it a more contemporary feel.

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The iconic Derrick May on absolutely killer form here, "Sinister" is a must have rare Detroit Techno classic, hands down. Originally released on KMS off-shoot Pheerce Citi well over 20+ years ago.

Every track on this EP is essential, this is the sound of Detroit being beamed back at us from the mists of 1988! This records has long been sought after by Techno fans worldwide and is at the top of many peoples want-lists. Now's the chance to own a piece of history.

Buy on sight.

Re-mastered, re-pressed and re-issued in conjunction with Pheerce Citi.

Mint Condition - A brand new record label focussed on excavating the outer fringes of classic House and Techno. Unreleased mixes, classics and overlooked gems mined from the last 20+ of contemporary dance music are the order of the day. From Chicago, Detroit and New York to London and beyond, Mint Condition have got their expert digging hats on to bring you exclusive heat and those rarer than rare jams that have been on your wants list for years! Dig in....

Hands down proper Detroit gear, timeless classic material here, if that's what you're after - look no further! Coming on strong way back in '87 on the legendary KMS label 'When we used to play' is 4 solid as cuts, stripped back box jams, sleazy vocals and samples and ultra-jacking rhythms! This one's for the heads and is the first of 2 Baxter 12"s that Mint Condition will be presenting to you! Trademark deep basslines and sultry atmospheres are what Baxter does best and this is one of the first, and best, examples of his unique flavour of house and techno. There have been a few bootlegs of this classic EP floating around for a few years, but this pressing is the real deal, a solid collabo between Mint Condition and Blake Baxter. An essential cornerstone of one of the most important musical scenes in dance music indeed - Every home should have one!

'When We Used To Play' has been legitimately re-released with the full involvement of all license holders for 2017 and remastered by London's Curve Pusher from the original sources especially for Mint Condition. 100% legit, licensed and released. Dug, remastered, repackaged and brought to you by the caring folks at your new favourite reissue label - Mint Condition!

Classic Jacking Chicago tracks from the legendary Robert Armani.

Vinyl Only Limited Edition Release.

Canary first release with a great various artists are entitled 'Beautiful Chaos'. Detroit House legend Rick Wade "Alone At Night" is cool grooving Tune. Spanish Artist Kresy provides beautiful summer breeze and Kindimmer is perfect blend of deep house and 90' house styles. Yusuke Yamamoto (aka Freischwimmer) propose new style deep house sounds.
This EP will be loved by every house music lovers!! No digital & No repress.

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Acclaimed Italian house producer Simoncino is back with another full length album, Amazon Atlantis, this time on one of his regular label homes, Creme Organization. Simoncino, known for his real passion for collecting and playing authentic analogue gear and his ability to craft dream like soundscapes and mystical house atmospheres, made the album over an extended period of time in his home studio in Perugia, Italy. The album features two collaborations with close friend Legowelt and legend Vincent Floyd. Spaced out moods and cosmic signifiers, classic break beats and deep and gurgling house beats. This is a complete album that takes you on a roller coaster ride through myriad different moods and grooves, always with an authentic sense of atmosphere and real sense of purpose.