Franklin De Costa goes straight Deep House with a contemporary twist for Curle. Leading off ‘Fragile’ fixes hazy, almost half-heard piano keys with padded bass and heavily smoked late night ambiance, while ‘Circular Beings’ rubs up an electro-edged boompty Houser with deeply jazzed touches. On the flip ‘Ush Ush’ sit in a Nu-Euro-Deep groove and ‘Soulbound’ sets its sights on the deeper side of modern Chicago.
Free album for download on TFE Records. Warm deep duby sounds from Das Kraftfuttermischwerk.
Release number 50 for Philpot label! This double vinyl only compilation features some of our artists, present and future, but covers every musical aspect that Philpot is about. Tracks from Tim Toh, IKE, Roman Rauch, Tom Ellis, The Reboot Joy Confession, Juju & Jordash and Move D. listen
Underground Quality style house tracks that slowly build and have a fierce groove and a nice introvert almost melancholic feeling.
The 27th release on Rotary Cocktail Records sees contributions from Leipzig and Dresden. The original ”Somebody to love” from Mod.Civil kicks things off, proper rough and intense jacking house that is completed by the heavy heavy analogue bassdrum and his crazy voice. On side b you will find an excellent raw retro Chicago house remix by Jacob Korn.
The 4th Downbeat release is by DaRand Land with 5 deep house tracks with warm and smooth synth lines. Music with soul for dancing with eyes closed.
This EP features starts with out of the ordinary future tracks from Kai Alcé, a signature tool from Theo Parrish and an amazing acid track from Loosefingers aka Larry Heard as only he knows how. Hot raw tracks that are essential for everyone who is on the look out for sincere and refreshing dance music.
Brooks Mosher delivering the heat on Steffi’s label Dolly. Four outstanding funky deep house cuts in the best motor city / Panoramabar tradition.
Tsuba goes back to basics with the launch of Tsuba Limited, a new sub label for vinyl only releases. Rio Padice start the series with 4 underground house cuts, “The Luchador EP” is solid, deep house with a very techy edge to it and a nice mid-paced vibe.
Special gift for the end of 2O1O.
Was time to thanx the fans and friends for the long years of true support !
You still support the remixes of Soul Designer’ Soul is back as well as the “Genesis of a deep sound”‘s album on Fine art, and of course the e.p on R&S.
Wanted to experience a direct link between you & me…nothing like labels, distribution, records shop or music download website ….just the music and you….Enjoy ! Fabrice Lig
Livejam sublabel with 4 fierce driving rhythm tracks over old schoolish samples. Darker 90’s detroit raw and funky house tracks recorded Live.
Jonas Kopp and his Argentinean label present Music From The Basement Part II. Franco Cinelli, Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search and Regen are in charge to keep the sonant humidity in this various artists compilation.
Claudio Mate & Roberto Bosco together are “Abstract Souls” a new project set up to develop their deepest sound . “Abstract Souls EP” is their first release under their new moniker and contains 4 deep techno tracks. Solid techno grooves infused with dark dubby atmospherics and cosmic influenced rhythms.
James Ruskin and Mark Broom follow up their previous and serious selling outing (BP029 No Time Soon) with a stonking slab of the dark techno stuff. ‘Erotic Misery’ ploughs a heavy 10 minute groove of dry humping bass throbs with a payload of acrid synthline dissonance while ‘The Future That Was’ hankers for classic dark techno memes with a dirty, pipe-rolled bass sound and Millsian ambient drones. ‘Black Lines’ is far slinkier, kinked with swinging drum patterns and stealthy synth arrangements.
Rough electro boogieness in High Definition. Running Back unearthed a treasure from the UK Eighties art funk vaults: “Nature Makes A Mistake” – written and produced by Chris Bishop. The little diamond was given the treatment by those ueber-couturiers of electrical bliss-dom: Ame (teaming-up with Marcel Dettmann in the mix). The result is maintaining the spirit of the original and teleporting it onto the dance floors of the 21st century, the age this piece of futurist art always was destined to have its true rightful place in time.
James Johnston drops his first vinyl twelve on 4lux. “Feelin Good In The Dark” wheels you in deep territories, with pumping drums and Rhodes-laden sounds blending well with soulful vocal samples
It’s the mysterious Mr Evans with some uptempo feelgood fun-stuff. Remixes in the shape of John Daly’s epic solar excursion and Art Of Tones tightened up funk dub of Dr. Evan’s Final track.
The Hipodrome Of Music 