House Vinyl New Releases

Cruising at the intersection of their classic deep house glide & dedicated jazz funk wizardry. Side A sports a lowkey mid-tempo keyboard affair, cut with an electro undercurrent while the flip presents an elegant piece of late-night dancefloor dreaminess with "PERFECT DESIGN".

Bruce Ivery returns to Stilove4music, and we couldn't be happier to welcome him back. A true master of his craft, Bruce has delivered some of the label's most celebrated releases, each one leaving a lasting mark on dancefloors around the world.

Born and raised in Chicago and a key member of the legendary Chuck Brothers collective. Bruce's reputation as both a producer and editor speaks for itself. His latest work, a release on Ryan Elliott's Faith Beat, is further proof of his talent. This new drop is no exception—it will have you questioning your own sanity.

It's disco time once again, and it's Bruce Ivery time on Stilove4music. We're beyond excited to share these tracks, designed to create mayhem on discerning dancefloors.

Layne & Chang might not be household names to everyone, but in the underground they’re long-established fixtures. Chang—who’s released music under a string of aliases over the years—was tipped by Urb magazine as one to watch back in the mid-’90s and has been embedded in dancefloor culture ever since. Alongside him, Layne Fox (formerly San Francisco, now back in Florida) brings deep disco credentials, having helmed the cult-loved Disco Dimensions label and recording as 40 Thieves—best known for the underground anthem Don’t Turn It Off. In short, the boogie lineage on this record runs deep.

And that’s before you even get to Dan Tyler. As one half of the Idjut Boys and co-founder of Noid Recordings, Tyler helped lay the groundwork for London’s edit culture long before it became a global phenomenon. His involvement here only strengthens the package.

“Shake Your Body” opens the release with a locked-in, funk-driven groove—swirling melodic lines, subtly acidic textures, warm vocoder touches, and tight, punchy drums all dialed for peak-time movement. On the A2, “In The Desert” shifts the mood into something more transportive: a hazy, late-night burner equally suited to open-air parties, after-hours sessions, or home listening with the lights low.

Flip to the B-side and Dan Tyler delivers two cosmic reworks that push things further out. Psychedelic, elastic, and built for serious systems, both cuts hit that sweet spot between heady and physical—already circulating among a handful of tastemaker DJs and primed for heavy rotation as festival season ramps up.

A strong, floor-ready release that sits comfortably in the Whiskey Disco catalogue—rooted in disco, but reaching well beyond it.

Malik Kassim aka Retromigration returns with the second instalment of his Choices EP series on WOLF Music. Four more tracks of finely tuned house music, building naturally on the sound and momentum of the first release. There’s a real consistency to Kassim’s approach, deep grooves, characterful production and plenty of detail, with each track bringing something different to the table without losing sight of the dancefloor. Another four-track 12” for the bag, and one that is built to stay there.

The Disco Express presents Best of 2026 - a deluxe, special edition 12" pink vinyl celebrating six of our favourite records from another landmark year on the label.

Showcasing the breadth of The Disco Express sound, the compilation journeys through funk-fuelled disco, jackin’ house, soulful grooves and peak-time dancefloor energy, bringing together some of the standout moments from our 2026 catalogue.

Featuring music from Make It Disco, Bustin’ Loose, MGR Mike, Ayce & Spirit of House, LEFTI, La Felix and more, Best of 2026 captures a label continuing to push forward while staying firmly rooted in the spirit of disco.

From the feel-good vocal energy of “What You Gonna Say” and the funk-driven swagger of “Less Struggle, More Hustle”, through to the 70's inspired “The Movers”, the soulful lift of “Stronger” and the irresistible drum rhythms of “Muchacho” and “Run It Up”, this is music made first and foremost for the dancefloor.

The music featured on Best of 2026 has already picked up support from some of the world’s most respected selectors, including Roger Sanchez, Danny Rampling, Marco Carola, Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, Paco Osuna, Claptone, Danny Krivit, Sam Divine and Arthur Baker, alongside many more.

Pressed on limited edition pink vinyl, Best of 2026 is a snapshot of The Disco Express in full motion.

Original disco for 21st century dance floors.

And this train ain't slowing down anytime soon…

To celebrate three decades of a dancefloor masterpiece, Boris Dlugosch’s 1996 classic house anthem "Keep Pushin'" is receiving a 30th-anniversary reissue. Featuring the unmistakable vocals of Inaya Day and production contributions from Mousse T., the track has been revitalised for contemporary dancefloors.

The package introduces stellar new remixes from Soul of Hex and global heavyweight Purple Disco Machine.

For the purists, the B-side revives the revered DJ Disciple & Mousse T. Hard Dub, alongside the sought-after Path Of Dub Mix.This is a definitive, must-have release for collectors and DJs alike.

DJ support comes from Ferreck Dawn, ACRAZE, Nicky Romero, Oliver Heldens, Danny Howard, David Penn, Nicky Romero, Claptone, Steve Angello, Sonny Fodera, Martin Garrix, Fedde Le Grand, Adam Beyer, Oliver Heldens, Gorgon City, Claptone, CID, Swanky Tunes & more.

Toolroom Trax’s next Sampler showcases 4 big releases from CID, Dances, Audiojack, Low Steppa and Alaia & Gallo.

Early DJ support: Skream, Tino, Scuba , Pete Tong, Rampa, Asa Tate, Saoirse, Chloe Calliet, Make A Dance

Latenight Recordings return with the allusive Larry Latenight for more ultra-hyped, hi-tech house music! This time pressed on Limited Blue Vinyl secure your copies now!

“Simply put, it’s unlikely we’ll encounter a mix that leaves a cultural footprint and defines the sound of a generation quite like Northern Exposure again. Both mixes are absolutely 100% astoundingly brilliant”

DJ Mag

“Their best-loved mix CD is a trippy traipse through the verdant world of progressive house, a genre with one foot in the rave and the other somewhere in the great beyond” Rolling Stone - The 30 Greatest EDM

Albums Of All Time

Originally released on 27th September 1996, ‘Northern Exposure’ is widely regarded as one of the greatest mix compilations ever made. Thirty years on, it sounds as vital as ever - a testament to the fearless vision that went into its creation.

At a time when DJ culture was still writing its own rules, Sasha and John Digweed pushed against the grain. Drawing on sounds discovered during early trips to America - from Rabbit in the Moon to Future Sound of London - they built something that prioritised atmosphere over dancefloor convention. DJ Mag panned it on release. History changed their tune.

Northern Exposure Redux marks the 30th anniversary with a definitive reissue of both original mixes. The CD version also includes a newly created ambient mix. Shaped by the spirit of Bill Laswell and Mad Professor, it explores the deeper, more hypnotic DNA that always ran beneath the surface. Northern Exposure Redux North includes classic tracks by Keiichi Suzuki, The Future Sound Of London, and Banco de Gaia. Northern Exposure Redux South includes classic tracks by Dope On Plastic, Pete Lazonby, and a newly recreated version of ‘Dark And Long (Dark Train)’ by none other than Darren Emerson himself. Both vinyl versions also include a download code for both the North And South mixes, as well as the individual tracks.

Canonical then. Essential now.

Legofunk Records presents “Bongo Dancing”, a VA bringing together the vibrant sounds of Kings of Groove, Matalo, Frank Virgilio, and P.C.J. A dynamic journey through infectious grooves, funky rhythms, and irresistible percussion, where four different musical perspectives come together with one common goal: to make you move. “Bongo Dancing” is all about energy, groove, and dancefloor vibes — turn it up and let the rhythm take over.

4 of the biggest Deep House cutz from South Africa’s Stay True Sounds!

The first A.V.N Edits release comes from the Florida based duo Luv Glissant. A.V.N Edits is an offshoot of new imprint Audio Visual Nootropics ran by luvcreatexplore. Cut at 45 RPM so the sound is nice and loud for the deejays. On the A side, "Bella" is a disco floor burner with some live vocals dubbed over the groove. On the B side, "Nariño Joe" is a late-80s salsa cut about getting knocked down and getting back up. Edited with love and already proven on the floor.

200 copies. Hand stamped. Vinyl only 12".

2026 Repress

Next year the iconic anthem Cafe Del Mar will celebrate its 30th anniversary, a landmark that will be celebrated with a series of brand new remixes alongside the finest existing remixes in specially remastered versions.
Launching the series of vinyl releases in September is a remastered vinyl-only release of the original mix, as well as the best-known version of this classic track, the iconic Three ‘N One Remix.
Nearly 30 years ago, Paul M aka DJ Kid Paul recording as Energy 52 unleashed a record onto an unsuspecting public that would go on to define club culture for an entire generation of dance music enthusiasts. Named as an homage to the legendary Ibiza sunset spot, Café Del Mar broke down boundaries between the underground and
the mainstream, charting in the UK singles charts on three separate occasions and named as the “best tune ever” by Mixmag at the start of the new millennium. In terms of cultural and emotional impact in dance music, it’s hard to find a record that comes close.
Café Del Mar has come to represent the most euphoric and hedonistic pleasures of dancefloors - in Ibiza and all around the world - and has been remixed by some of the biggest names in the industry. Now, 30 years after its original release, Superstition Records will be putting out a new series of releases, with brand new remixes as well as remastered versions of some of the many remixes from across the last three decades. The vinyl-only remastered version of the original and Three ‘N One mixes will launch the series, with further details about the rest of the series announced in the coming weeks.

In 2021 Paul Van Dyk’s Café Del Mar remixes launched a series of vinyl and digital re-issues on the Superstition Records imprint after an almost 20 years hiatus. From 1993 until 2003 Superstition Records was a groundbreaking Techno, Tech-House and Trance Label and released some of the biggest and most revered records of the early German electronic scene.

BASHKKA releases CORE, her new four-track EP on fabric Originals, arriving 6th November. The project marks her first original release since her breakthrough 2023 EP Maktub, introducing a stripped-back, old-school electro sound that draws together the different influences at the heart of her music.

At the centre of CORE is “Surrender”, a track that reflects BASHKKA’s background in Ballroom culture alongside her German roots. Soulful vocal samples sit against crisp electro rhythms, creating a contrast between infectious club energies. Across the four tracks, the EP moves through hypnotic and deep rhythms, with soft vocal samples woven into stripped-back productions creating a sensual and immersive atmosphere throughout the EP.

CORE captures BASHKKA’s ability to connect different cultural and musical influences through a distinctly dancefloor-focused sound. Drawing on the rawness of classic electro while retaining the hypnotic quality that runs through her sets, the EP offers a deeper look into the sound and identity she has continued to develop since Maktub.

With CORE, BASHKKA enters a new chapter of her production career, bringing together her influences into a focused project that feels both rooted in her background and forward-looking in its approach to electronic music.

Eight years ago, a deep tragedy struck the West Coast and global electronic music world when Navid Izadi and his mother, Floria Hakimi, died in a plane crash in Southern California. Navid was a true rising star, as anyone who heard his earlier works or felt his magnetic stage presence can attest to, and we all mourn the loss of his creative gifts and one of a kind spirit. In the years that followed, through the diligent efforts of his cousin, Lily, and brother, Aden, Navid's destroyed laptop and hard drive were miraculously restored, recovering crucial files for his work-in-progress debut album, Ayande. Those files were then placed in the adept and careful hands of fellow studio maestro Dave Aju, to complete Navid's mission, along with a gathering of musical family collaborations throughout the wondrous LP

"Birds Of Prey" kicks things off, setting the scene with the deep, spacey, soulful feels Navid was well known for. It includes live drums by John Bryars and additional production work by Tavish DJ & Dave Aju (aka DX3) that send the otherworldly vocoder and arpeggios into the next dimension. Keeping the interstellar vibe high, Diagnostics/Escape" sees Navid take the Trans-LA Express electro flex a step further with cyborg vocals waxing love poetic, leading to an entrancing second movement to finish as an Escape, indeed.
"Andromeda" follows with excellent updated production work by Charles Levine of Soul Clap/Crew Love fame, along with harp bliss from Caroline Campbell, vocal chorus duties by Ayako, Jackson Englund, and Shuggie Quezada, with some bonus piano plot twists and turns from Rodney of Elbow Grease.
"Islands" is an irresistible West Coast boogie jam of the highest order, with the gorgeous lead vocals of Angelica Bess blessing the floor-filling piece perfectly.
"Chica Go,” as the title implies with a wink, functions as a beautiful homage to the windy city, which tactfully ropes in not just deep house flavor but also hip hop via a couple of witty Nav freestyle verses, as well as Chicago blues and jazz motifs via harmonica and trumpet stylings by Matias Tasley and Greg Paulus, respectively.
"IMX" acts as an excellent mid-tempo interlude piece, with bonus hypnotic production by former studio mate and fellow Cali to Berlin brethren Lando Roy, before "Keep It Movin" sends us through the stratosphere complete with a trippy narrative intro by Nima Barsarani and soaring build-up to bridge vox by long time collaborator Sammy D of Pillowtalk. The family collabs continue at scorching temps on "Space Race" where Jesse Rennix lays down beyond heavenly vocal layers, and other other studio sistren Dina Moursi then drops an emotive posthumous duet on "Fingertips" with Paulus again tying lovely horn ribbons in.
"Stardust" launches straight into the cosmos with crisp co-production work by C-Love and appropriately free vocal finesse by Sisters Of Z, before Navid's brother Aden Hakimi offers up a stylized lyrical intro to the new jack-shouting production-prowess touting "Mm Mm,” followed by the grand finale "Never" which flows to a finish lushly with sultry Navid vox, classy harp touches by Campbell again, along with guitar by Chase Aldridge, E-Bow by Cole Odin, and very special guest flute blessings by King George of Sade fame.
Executive produced and mixed by Dave Aju at the Point Winona Sound Labs studio in LA, mastered by Thomas Baanks of Psychemagick, with album cover artwork hand-bedazzled by Sundeep Grewal and package design by Lando Roy,
Ayande (meaning Future in Farsi) is equal parts an incredible debut album and a true family affair tribute to one of the most inspired creative souls we've ever known and so dearly miss. It is dedicated in full to his beloved son, Tesla.
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Early DJ/Radio support feedback:
Sandro Bianchi:
"What magic to have this gem, it's like a miracle. Love the whole release, hard to pick a fav. He's still with us thru his music! Honored to receive this one!! Eternal!"

Horse Meat Disco:
“BEAUTIFUL”

Masha Mar:
"incredible from start to finish. I just played islands on NTS yesterday, will be listening to and playing this album forever. Navid is so missed and his legacy and music lives on

Ashley Beedle:
"Downloaded for forthcoming Mixcloud mix."

Brett Johnson:
"Wow, this is massive. Sadly i never had the pleasure of knowing Navid but remember his passing. So far everything I've heard sounds great, looking forward to absorbing the rest. Thanks and RIP."

Sean Innit/Midnight Riot:
"Wonderul to see these tracks see ethe light of day against the odds . Really feeling the slower jam IMX here Chica Go and Andromeda are really heavy too. I'll be playing some oif these out and giving them the attention they deserve. Thank you for Sending."

Rainer Trueby:
"i just love everything that Navid touched musically. His talent was very special. I really wish he would be still with us. This is great. Thanks for revealing & retouching this. May his legacy live on xxx"

Ross Allen/NTS:
"Lots of great tracks here Never, Birds of Prey, Diagnostic/Escape, Andromeda, Chica Go - IMX - Fingertips - Stardust - All have something for me.
So sad he's not here. What a great record"
Jaye Ward/Netil Radio:
"wow what a tribute to lost talent!! beautiful set of super deepness. it's an honour to recieve. thx x"

214/Klakson:
"This is a beautifully finalized album that I'm glad was completed"

David Lopez/KZSU
"Wow, the talent really shines through on this moving release. Especially like the cerebral ones."

Jensen Interceptor:
"Love at first listen! thank you for sharing and congratulations on a very fab album

Tottie/SOS:
"Rest in peace to a legend, so nice to see the music genius out in the world."

Mr Beatnick/NTS:
"Really like diagnostics escape, birds of prey and andromeda in particular!"

James Zabiela:
"What a wonderful body of work! Big love x"

Mystic Vybes:
"Gone too soon. Great release.

Take a look at the sonic landscape of club culture today and Colleen ‘Cosmo’ Murphy stands out as one of the pioneers on many fronts. Whether she’s dropping Cosmedelica remixes on her Love Dancin’ sound system at We Out Here festival, hosting listening sessions for her hugely influential Classic Album Sundays, or telling Turntable Tales for BBC’s Radio 4, she has created new avenues for experiencing music and thinking deeply about how it affects us and our communities.

· So here we are at ‘Volume 5’ of this series that once again captures Colleen’s unique take on Balearic. “Anger is Divisive,” runs the spoken word sample weaved into the pastoral ambience of ‘Quiet Storm’ from Sewell and The Gong’s ‘Patron Saint Of Elsewhere’ on Chris Coco’s DSPPR label from 2025. It’s a fitting opening to a collection put together with and for love.

· Born from the same lockdown isolation as ‘Balearic Breakfast’, ‘Fruits of Life’ from Sakura Murakami’s 2020 album ‘Hot Liquor’ offers a Tiki flavoured cocktail of tropical psychedelia.

· Digging deeper into her crates, Colleen then uncovers Flayer’s ‘Wanna Get Back Your Love’, a slow and sleazy piece of cosmic soul from Italy in 1983.

· Richard Earnshaw’s ‘Rise’, featuring Roy Ayers and spoken word artist Ursula Rucker, was hidden away on his only album from 2019.This slow jazz infused groover proves to be the perfect segue record as the collection hits the dancefloor with the Spiritual Life style deepness of ‘Ore Yeye O’ by Moroccan house producer Cee El Assaad and vocalist QVLN (Quetzal Guerrero).

· We then return to spoken word with Joshua Idehen’s diasporic club anthem ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’. You’re in it deep now, head down next to the speakers as The Seven Ups bring you ‘A Cosmic Scale’, a heavy slab of psych rock meets Afrobeat by way of Melbourne. We then take a trip over to Sheffield where Richard Barratt under his Crooked Man alias reunites with his dance music subverters All Seeing I for a wonderfully skewed mutant disco classic.

· Bringing things down gently with the sun kissed 1980s soul of Lovetempo ft Wattison’s ‘Wanna Be With You’ (ft. Mattison) out of Brooklyn, Colleen eases into the perfect exit to her eclectic journey with Santana drummer Michael Shrieve joined by Kevin Shrieve and the great Klaus Schulze for the Berlin new age cosmic epic from 1984, Transfer Station Blue’. Music for the head and feet brought to you with love by one of our masters of sonics and selection.

Love Song 28 is a landmark South African deep house track produced by Pretoria-born DJ and producer Jullian Gomes. Originally released as a single in 2011 featuring the soulful layered vocals of Bobby, the track established Gomes as a prominent figure in the global deep house scene. An emotional deep house “ballad” for the fans of Lovebirds – Want You In My Soul, Hardsoul and Carroll’s – Back Together, Dennis Ferrer - How Do I Let Go, and the original of Solu – Fade.

Along with a duo of mixes from label boss AtJazz alongside Charles Webster rework, this is unmissable, especially as a limited-edition reissue on crystal clear glass vinyl in a picture sleeve.

Tour-Maubourg opens a new chapter with Alone Together, his own imprint created to explore multiple aliases and sonic directions under one creative umbrella. Inspired by the 90s classic house north american scene (MAW, Glenn Underground, Strictly Rhythm, Nu Groove, etc.), the label's first record, "It's Time EP", fuses Tour-Maubourg's classic signature sounds, jazz chords, MPC grooves, organic musicianship, and carefully chopped vocal samples in an old school and club-focused aesthetic.

The first vinyl release from Do It Anyway Records brings together three John Morales reworks: Early In Da Morning featuring Brian Lucas, All My Love featuring Brian Lucas, and Can You Handle It featuring Tasha LaRae.

Ron Trent remixes (vocal and dub!) of early 2000's Japanese house project Two Faith. One track per side and pressed at 45 RPM.

Two Faith were a short-lived Japanese house project and hidden away on their only EP was two Ron Trent mixes of '現在 / The Current'. Now reissued and each 9+ minute track given a side each and pressed at 45 RPM.

Coming off a serious drop as of the DISCO FIEBRE duo, MEMORY LOUNGE makes his solo debut on CUENTO DE NUNCA ACABAR with fresh edits of classic Mexican funky disco, tailoring OG infectious percussive grooves, sizzling brass, & driving bass for maximum impact on modern sound systems.

There are streets we know by heart, every wall and every crack etched into memory.
That kind of intimacy can only be earned over time, through repetition and a deep
attachment to the things we hold closest.
“Can You Feel It” belongs to that rare category of records that time has made sacred. Yet
even after all these years, it still has more to reveal.
The New York Dub revisits the original through the haze of a nearly forgotten era, when
the hypnotic pull of the night was all that mattered. Elsewhere, the Underground
Resistance remixes offer a tougher, uncompromising reinterpretation, stripping the
record back to its raw dancefloor essence while preserving its soul.
These remixes reveal the record from an almost forgotten angle. A rare opportunity to
rediscover something cherished without diminishing the memories it carries...

'Might as well dump 'em, get another' Proposition Joe is back with the second EP on SCHwuNG RECORDS. It was all of us! A four tracker with no standards or boundaries! Joe, as you know him, always got a proposition for you, something that soothes the mind. And if not, we don't care, you might as well dump 'em, get another. We respect Joe. Now Let's Dance!

Thanks for waiting - we’re finally taking flight. Over a decade into a career that’s seen her ascend from regional club music ambassador to one of global dance music’s most recognisable figures, UNIIQU3 today announces her debut album, ‘Mass Appeal’.

Trailed by this year’s trio of singles ‘Mile High Club’, ‘Calling My Name’ and ‘Papi’, the album is an international affair that reflects UNIIQU3’s globe-trotting approach to dance music, and toasts the relationships she’s formed along the way. As ever, though, it’s her distinctive vocals and production that tie the album into a cohesive whole.

UNIIQU3 has always enjoyed a close bond with the UK, and that’s reflected here: Samurai Breaks, Sam Binga and Karma Kid contribute production, while the US’s rich club lineage is represented by Spank Rock, Leonce and Cakes Da Killa. Further afield, there are collaborations with Melbourne hit-maker Swick, Franco-Congolese duo Tshegue, Korean vocalist BÉBE YANA and Rio funk fixture Leo Justi on the aptly named ‘Jersey Baile’.

First emerging in the early 2010s, UNIIQU3 quickly became one of Jersey Club’s key names via a flurry of original music, DJ mixes and live shows - picking up support from dance music’s headliners and tastemakers alike. In 2021, she released ‘Microdosing’ and her ‘Heartbeats’ EP, a one-two punch that broke her beyond the club circuit. ‘Microdosing’ was a double first: UNIIQU3’s first record playlisted on mainstream UK radio, and the first Jersey Club track ever long-listed for a Grammy. The campaign saw UNIIQU3’s face everywhere from Times Square billboards to the front cover of DJ Mag, while the music soundtracked fashion shows from Versace and Fenty.

The years since ‘Heartbeats’ have seen UNIIQU3’s status continue to soar: touring with Tinashe, opening for Beyoncé on her Renaissance world tour, going platinum as a co-writer for Chloe and being sampled by Doechii, all while taking club music to new territories through a relentless live schedule. ‘Mass Appeal’ marks the next chapter in this extraordinary story - buckle up.

Dance Harmonics kicks off its catalog with the Aerobika EP by label founder Daniel Enache. True to the label's name, the tracks are built around rich harmonic warmth, blending a punchy, techy house groove with hypnotic melodic lines and resonant chords.

All tracks written & produced by Daniel Enache
Mastered by DRG Mastering
Artwork by Catalina Alexandru

Lisztomania returns with the second installment of its Lisztolove compilation series, a carefully curated selection of house cuts that celebrate groove, soul, and timeless dancefloor energy. Anthony Mea opens the A side with “Making Me Nervous,” setting the tone through woody, percussive drum textures layered with smooth vocals and soft, atmospheric pads. The result is warm, inviting, and effortlessly engaging. Erik Ellmann follows with another percussion-tinged offering, riding a supple rhythm enriched by soulful vocal cuts and a gentle chord progression that flows with natural ease. GMGN’s “Angel” leans into a jazzy, sample-driven aesthetic, gradually lifting the energy with finesse - a late-night builder designed for deep, glowing floors. On the flip, The Satum’s “Larraine” brings mid-tempo ’80s-tinged vibes, while Skarby channels classic French touch energy inspired by the golden 2000s era. Reece Johnson closes the record with an up-tempo soulful bumper primed for peak-time moments. A versatile vinyl package aimed at selectors who appreciate warmth, groove and timeless house aesthetics.

Group Rhoda returns to Dark Entries with Phase 5, a new LP of synthesizer-driven art-pop. An integral member of the West Coast electronic music scene, Mara Barenbaum has been writing, performing, and plunging into oneiric depths as Group Rhoda since 2009. Barenbaum’s songcraft is at once stylistically diffuse and laser-focused, a synesthetic approach that allows her to effortlessly glide between genres and soundworlds while centering her singular poetics. On Phase 5, her fifth LP as Group Rhoda, we find Barenbaum waxing nondualistic. Lines between fairytale and fact, between nature and art, between subject and object all dissolve under contemplation.

The songs on Phase 5 are perpetually in-between states, deftly shifting form at the blink of an eye. With sleight of hand, “Field Tone” transmutes from brooding John Carpenter-esque electro into vocoder-driven space disco. “Dragon Pine” darts from cosmic dub to cybernetic dancehall and back again. The uptempo darkwave-leaning number “Aeolian Crossing” dissolves into the void, like sand falling through one’s fingers, like a retreating wave. The cover artwork for Phase 5 is by Shawn Reed, and features purple lilies and light refracted through water. All songs on this album were mastered by Ruud Lekx. The digital version of Phase 5 will be released via Katabatik, a label and sound system that Barenbaum has had close ties to for the past decade.

First new material from Chicago house native ARSENE since his 2025 debut 12". Sporting 4 tracks of heavy analog that heat up the dead of night underneath the windy city deep freeze. Also appearing is the mysterious "HOT SWEATY NIGHTS" from ARSENE's now rare 7" debut.

Here’s a brand new label from Test Pressing, going by the name Test Pressing Arts. TP Arts is a home for the more esoteric side of things — whether that’s a soul sound or solo piano. We’re excited to launch with this fantastic release from San Francisco’s Sulah Jordan. Originally a Bandcamp-only release, it was quickly jumped on by those in the know. It’s a beautiful EP you can simply put on and drift away to. I mean if it sounds your thing just press play. More soon…

Fresh from the critically embraced full-length LP/CD, Downward Staircase now arrives in a special remix release - answering the persistent calls from supporters of Joaquin "Joe" Claussell who have been demanding a 12" single. The wait is over.

Downward Staircase is an Afro-Jazz House composition crafted in a way only Joaquin himself can manifest. Layered with masterful percussion from a host of renowned players, the groove is both infectious and deeply rooted. The rhythm section drives with purpose, creating the perfect foundation for the stunning piano work of Joaquin's longtime production partner and favored pianist. The result is a powerful Afro-dance journey - spiritual, percussive, and built to ignite dance floors wherever it's played.

But that's not all.

Also featured on this EP is another Joaquin Joe Claussell remix titled Kwelo, featuring Afro-dance originator Mr. Jephte Guillaume. A collaboration rich in heritage and forward motion, it further expands the sonic landscape of this release.

This project has been over a year in the making - a true labor of dedication and persistence. We're incredibly excited for its release, and we know our loyal following shares that excitement. In many ways, it was your continued support that helped bring this record into existence.

Don't sleep.
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Enjoy the Journey

London DJ/producer WILL B. and singer/songwriter YEUKAI fuse diverse influences to birth a truly special debut. Thick, soulful organ & ethereal vocals take this one so deep it should come with a lifeguard. Remixes from GLENN UNDERGROUND & ORLANDO VOORN make this an instant classic.

COEO back on Toy Tonics! The German duo has been part of Toy Tonics since day one. Now they celebrate their return to Toy Tonics with an outstanding EP full of timeless, contemporary house music that also marks their 10th contribution to the label after their first release on the imprint 10 years ago. Their house vibes have been defining the sound of the Toy Tonics label for many years and still now they regularly play the Toy Tonics events around the world. (The Toy Tonics Jams).

On this new EP one more time the boys dive deep into the Italo & Piano House world- getting more electronic than ever. This EP is 100% in the vibe of now. With great piano chord drops that make everybody scream on the dance floor, with horn and synth melodies that you can sing along after you heard them one time only and with classic house beats that are THE sound of today.

The main title “Nostalgia” is inspired by and a tribute to all the intimate and ecstatic moments they were able to share over the years with music lovers on festivals and in clubs around the world. While the piano house theme on the A1 brings you in that festive mood of your last summer festival you have been to with your closest friends, the second track of the EP „Breeze“ takes it on a higher energetic level and combines a funky bass guitar with progressive house elements. Remember that special moment when you were attending your first full moon party in that far away country after you have finished school? That gentle wind blowing through the trees? „Breeze“ could be the soundtrack of that adventure.

On the B side Italo house influenced „Meet me at the cascades“ captivates through an hypnotic approach and unfolds dreamy synth pads and arpeggios to take you on a imaginary journey to your favourite retreat, a place you feel safe.

The EP features 3 original tracks and also a remix by COEO friends Stump Valley. The former Dekmantel artists who now joined Toy Tonics. Stump Valley btw are Francesco and Aleksei. Aleksei also works under the name of Brian de Palma and will release a solo album soon on Peggy Gou’s label Gudu. Stump Valley‘s remix of „Nostalgia“ rounds up the EP with its stand out piano solo and marks the perfect end to an EP that is meant to stay in your head just like all those intense memories which life in general evokes.

MJ getting the krewcial remix treatment. Mixed from the original multi-tracks, with love and respect for the original. Side A sets off with an alternate version of 'Get On The Floor', completely built on the various afrobeat inspired elements within the original multitracks. The result is a hard hitting and intense +7 minutes dancefloor workout. 'Baby' takes us from Off The Wall to Thriller, with classic 80’s MJ on one of his more underrated midtempo tunes, updated for today’s dancefloor.

On the Flip Krewcial presents a 9 minute never-ending version of 'Get On The Floor', true to the spirit of the album version. Limited Vinyl Only Release

A drifting and minimalistic techno house by the Ukrainian artist and long-time friend O’FortyFour who's pulsating, floor-focused A-side meets the late-hours yet sharp precision of the closing track on the B-side.

Limited Plum Colored, Full colored Vinyl 12” Jacket 12 Inch Release

Hot on the heels of the recently released Divine Harmonics – From Then Until Now (Part One of Two) the limited orange vinyl edition that sold out within weeks, we are thrilled to announce the arrival of the highly anticipated Part Two of Kuniyuki and Joaquin “Joe” Claussell’s Divine Harmonics imprint.

This next installment is expected to surpass the excitement of both earlier releases, especially as it comes as a plum colored vinyl packaged in a stunning full-color jacket designed by the incomparable Akemi Shimada. As with all Divine Harmonics editions, this is a strictly limited full 12-inch package, created with collectors in mind.

About the Record

Recorded in a fully equipped studio in Brooklyn, New York, this project was born from the idea of gathering musicians who deeply admire Kuniyuki’s work and inviting them to contribute to the composition.

Spin Desire Records is proud to present its first release of the year, a stunning EP by Namur, key member of the renowned Parisian collective :

Beau Mot Plage

Equally talented as a producer and DJ, Namur delivers a new EP featuring four captivating tracks that skilfully blend house, proggy hints and touches of breakbeat. With deep grooves, mesmerizing textures and finely crafted soundscapes which make for a perfectly balanced energy.

This release is sure to connect with both dance floor regulars and those seeking refined electronic music. We could not be more excited to unveil this one as it’s been in the pipeline for quite a while now. A hot take on modern days tech house and timeless addition to any record collection.

Roll up Roll up! We have a very tasty package for APPIAN019 and have reverted to a Various Artist format for this one. Here we share 4 sets of artists that have been on our radar for some time - some new joiners to Appian and some old friends : ) We think each track stands out from their past discographies and offers something special.

Timeless cuts to suit all intimate dance floors.

12" Release. Artwork By Philip Mitton.

Hope you enjoy : )