Shyam kickstarts the new 10 inch series from Rawax in fine style. Fantastic powerful deep house tracks for serious club abuse!
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: 7th sign recordings, conforce, deep house, deep techno, detroit, leeon
A breakthrough artist features on this, the new 7th Sign, which also sees Conforce deliver a slick remix. Leeon, a Glasgow-based DJ and producer, uses his debut to serve up three beautiful slices of the proper machine soul we’ve come to expect from 7th Sign.
Ferrispark Records presents a 3 track EP from new artist JBSF. Very deep and emotional sampled based Detroit influenced dance music.
Moomin is back with another adventure into charming house music. Like a fountain of sweetness the works of Smallville’s wunderkind are spreading all over the world.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: cinematic label, deep house, detroit, reggie dokes
Cinematic’s latest release comes from Reggie Dokes in the form of “Child of The Sun EP”. An inspired artist hailing from Detroit, Reggie spoils us with three funk fuelled cuts via the motor city.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: andy ash, black key records, deep house, ungly drums
Wonderfull languorous slice of laid back slo mo house that fuses together loose limbed percussion, an old school riff and haunting, pitch shifted vocals. The tracks builds in intensity as the arrangement progresses, bringing the piano to the fore and shifting up a gear with hypnotic vocals that give the record a truly balaeric feel, quality stuff.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: deep house, detroit, dj aakmael, unxpozd entertainment
New project by Dj Aakmael featuring 4 raw and smoked out house bangers shouting out to many of the Deep House legends. Lots of gritty, dirty chopped-up chords riding heavy beats showinf Aakmael’s love for that classic sound, featuring deep and warm organ chords topped off with lovely voices.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: benjamin brunn, dazeman, deep house, ethereal sound, joe drive, natan h
Ethereal Sound present a strong various ep with Joe Drive, Natan H, Bejamin Brunn and Dazeman.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: deep house, julius steinhoff, oskar offermann, white
A new release in the Faces Series on White label, featuring two sweet deep house tracks that go back to the early days of Chicago, but done in a nice contemporary way by Julius Steinhoff and Oskar Offermann.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: bliq, conforce, deep house, deep techno, fred p, lapien
‘Anvers’, the French name for Belgian port Antwerp, starts in unassuming manner, synths swimming, bass pondering, a gentle cymbal tapping. It’s the sound of thoughtful admiration, as if Lapien is standing in front of the city’s towering gothic cathedral, motionless in the midst of a now modern metropolis. But then, as loops spring uncomfortably back and an insistent beat thunders into the fray, one realizes that this is no time for admiring architecture; this is a night drive through the city – coarse orange streetlamps, chrome blue reflections, droplet-stained window panes. Remixes by Conforce and Fred P.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: compilation, cosmic disco, disco, italo-disco, private records, synth pop
Private Records releases a compilation of scarce and sought after tracks which previously have only been released on 7” somewhere in the late 70′s and early 80′s. A cosmic journey into early techno and modern club music prototypes.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: cabaret voltaire, compilation, daf, hard corps, minimal wave, nitzer ebb, post punk, strut records, synth pop, trevor jackson, yello
The latest Strut Records release shines more light on the clanking, far-sighted world of the 1980s’ most revolutionary genres – namely industrial, post-punk and EBM. This time Trevor Jackson is at the helm. His two-disc selection touches on many different strands, from bleak synthesizer jams and crunchy punk-funk to twisted industrial disco, mutant electrofunk and almighty percussive workouts.
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Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: disco, dj raw sugar, house, lesale, megadon betamax, mostyn, voyeurhythm
Falling is the second full release on the excellent Voyeurhythm imprint from Megadon Betamax aka Mostyn. The mid tempo poise of “Falling” is perfectly embellished by intricate rib tickling synth work, perma floating vocals and is further charmed by a dash of surf guitar! Former Tresor resident and current Auckland dweller DJ Raw Sugar turns the track inside out for a nicely dubbed beatdown rendition on the flip whilst the previously released Betamax jam “He Can’t Love You” gets a reworking from the rising talent LeSale.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: american standard records, disco, edit, rayko
Rayko’s debut on American Standard label is a typically infectious reworking of a disco oddity, replete with the sort of chugging bassline and snapping percussion that teases people onto the dancefloor.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: disco, edits, first choice, house, j geils band, ron hardy, streetlife
Amazing 3 tracks straight from the vaults of one of the original house music creators Ron Hardy, featuring the ultra rare “Love & Happiness” from First Choice, here the incendiary version from the master himself. On B1 we get the brillant & timeless Ron Hardy mix of J Geils Band “Flamethrower”. B2 another mega rare version of Streetlife’s “Tearin Down The Walls”.
Filed under: 100.Sessions | Tags: clone basement series, clone records, fabric, serge, techno
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Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: acoustic division, techno, the legged race
Hallucinating, mechanical, and dark; spatial techno from THREE LEGGED RACE. The WRONG ELEMENT EP solidifies Robert Beatty’s recent mind bending live performances into proper physical form: a 12″ extended play record. The high voltage lines of slum MOOG and brick 808 define the all saturating sound seeping from the black lead earth of Lexington, Kentucky. The mastery of tension and release found throughout Beatty’s work with Hair Police and Burning Star Core is here crystalized into a rich and daunting psycho-physical techno fit for the club and the basement.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: efdemin, function, house, lirum larum, pigon, rndm, techno, tobias
Lirum Larum is a brand new joint of Pigon aka Efdemin and RNDM. Always riding the thin line between house and techno with a twist for the obscure they decided to have their own imprint from now on. The 1st release features a composition of their own in two mindblowing interpreations. Function and Tobias provide their interpretations of pigon’s track “Kamm” (originally released on beatstreet in 2008).
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Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: developer, eduardo de la calle, modularz, techno
Modularz label head Developer & Analog Solutions producer Eduardo De La Calle collaborate on this rare release featuring raw deep techno and hypnotic driving rhythms on the new Ep Variations.
Filed under: 001.Features | Tags: giorgio gigli, obtane, orphx, techno, zooloft records
Zooloft Records is approaching to the era of future tech-noir and this release is the result of an internal process of thoughts and ideas behind them. It tells the story of a sad wanderer who is trying to find the path to personal truth. Outside, a desolate scenario of modern architectures of cold glass, standing to the edge of horizon. A wonderland of mirrors and empty landscapes: the triumph of solitude.
