VA – Supafrico Vol.VIII [SF008]

May 17, 2015January 10, 2025 hipodromeafrican, disco, funk, john ozila, margaret singana, supafrico, sweet talks, the moversLeave a comment

Supafrico unearths another superb collection of impossible to find Afro Disco rarities. South Africa’s legendary songstress Margaret Singana is up first with her in-demand cover of the Stretch classic Why Did You Do It, a super-funky take on an already great song, previously only available on her 1977 Tribal Fence LP. Next up is Boogie Trip by Nigerian Doris Ebong, an uber-rare Afro boogie bomb, high on many a collectors wants list. The flip side features another couple of excellent cover versions, Sweet Talks party-starting Afro disco version of Andy Gibbs hit Shadow Dancing and the highly sought-after Disco Push from late Seventies South African band The Movers – a great floor filling take on Marvin Gayes Got To Give It Up.

Fabio Monesi – Parasol Dance [WLS011]

May 16, 2015July 9, 2019 hipodromealbum, fabio monesi, house, wilson recordsLeave a comment

Wilson Records boss Fabio Monesi returns with a blistering seven track LP. ‘Parasol Dance’ embodies the musical headway and fruition Fabio experienced exploring different soundscapes and rhythms in his London based studio this last year. The crisp analogue cuts in the album are peppered with Monesi’s organic evolution from the New Jersey sound drawing inspiration from Jazz, Funk and even Disco, all the while never faltering on the end product of raw undulating grooves. In a sentence, in ‘Parasol Dance’ Fabio has dished up a vibrant collection of raw and robust cuts that keep you locked from start to finish and will be no doubt be finding a welcome home in record bags across the globe.

Move D / Benjamin Brunn – East to West [WAKEUP005]

May 16, 2015May 26, 2023 hipodromebenjamin brunn, david moufang, deep house, move d, wake up! recordsLeave a comment

East to West is about horizons. Facing the sea, east or west, at dusk or dawn, it never appears the same. We talk about well known territory, the world of Move D and Benjamin Brunn. Following a number of collaborations, now for the first time the two present individual works on one record, back to back.

Cem Orlow – Momentum Island [SPMB008]

May 16, 2015July 25, 2019 hipodromeannabella wagner, cem orlow, deep house, fred p, soul people boards, soul people musicLeave a comment

CEM enters the Soul People Music universe with deep experimental vibrations that conjures imagery in the imagination. His genuine approach to other music make this EP very special. It is a true find for those who are not as others.

John Shima – Prototype EP [BOE027]

May 16, 2015January 16, 2023 hipodromeboe recordings, deep house, detroit house, john shimaLeave a comment

John Shima is making waves with his fresh approach to that classic Detroit sound. His contribution for Boe is nothing short of a stunning representation of underground electronic music. ‘Prototype’ is a sonic ode to industry: blueprinted in the motor city and forged in Sheffield. It’s heads down for the dance floor with shimmering metallic overtones and a side order of robot jack.

SP-X – Moving Through Mirrors 3-3 [T2XS203]

May 15, 2015July 24, 2019 hipodromesp-x, techno, time to expressLeave a comment

Some serious hot techno tracks again by SP-X. Part 3 of the Moving Through Mirrors series closes off this triple release by SP-X. Fleeting Image and Lingering Resentment leave no doubt about this producer’s main objective: fresh, contemporary techno aimed at the waistline

Discrete Circuit – Machine Code EP [INERTIA005]

May 15, 2015January 25, 2018 hipodromeann aimee, delsin records, discrete circuit, inertia, technoLeave a comment

The Inertia sub-arm of Dutch label Delsin is back. Inertia-5 introduces Discrete Circuit with a fierce three track EP. Connecting Berlin with Detroit, their EP kicks off with ‘Machine Code’, a frazzled techno cut with bleeps and alarms, sirens and rusty synths that all make for intense listening. On the flip ‘Recursive Descent’ is even more unhinged, with a see-sawing, saw-tooth synth line ripping up frantic hits and loopy drums and getting right into your brain as it does so. ‘Compiler’ is a more subtle, stripped back and seductive techno roller with supple synths undulating above rooted, rubbery kicks and woodpecker like percussion.

Binny – Retrospective EP [SCN007]

May 15, 2015February 17, 2026 hipodromeadam cummings, binny, chicago skyway, circular rhythms, detroit techno, scenery recordsLeave a comment

Scenery Records turns to another Liverpudlian producer, Binny, for a brace of new tracks that come with interesting remixes from Windy City native Chicago Skyway and label cohort Circular Rhythms.

Sinfol – Intra [ANAGRAM003]

May 15, 2015December 22, 2017 hipodromeanagram records, sinfol, technoLeave a comment

Fine modern trippy techno on Anagram. Sinfol providing four distinct techno cuts that dip into the realm of dub traveling through various emotions and soundscapes while staying true to his own distinctive modern take on club grooves.

Truncate – Remixed Part 2 [TRUNCATERMX002]

May 15, 2015May 27, 2019 hipodromedavid flores, dustin zahn, par grindvik, techno, truncateLeave a comment

Dustin Zahn & Par Grindvik on the remix for Truncate.

Wrong Assessment – Unsuitable Therapy [MRECLTD025]

May 14, 2015May 13, 2015 hipodromeminimal techno, m_rec, m_rec limited, wrong assessmentLeave a comment

After debuting earlier this year on a collaborative split with Max_M for Parachute Records, Italian producer Wrong Assessment lands on M_Rec Ltd with his very own 12”.

Bleak – Bloodline EP [TR006]

May 14, 2015December 22, 2017 hipodromebleak, santiago naura, stefan vincent, techno, technorama recordsLeave a comment

Technorama is back with a new release by Swedish techno producer Santiago Naura aka Bleak. His personal style of techno is of the deep, hypnotic,hardware-based variety ; that engulfs you and never let´s you go. Here you can find three brilliant mixes, a real package of hard driving, deep, raw and analog techno bombs, including a powerful remix by upcoming talent Stefan Vincent.

Blawan – Warm Tonal Touch [TESC001]

May 14, 2015May 13, 2015 hipodromeblawan, jamie roberts, techno, ternescLeave a comment

Warm Tonal Touch marks a new chapter in Jamie ‘Blawan’ Roberts career, as the producer launches his Ternesc label. Set to offer a home to most of his solo material, he kick-starts the imprint with a quartet of modular techno workouts.

J.S. Zeiter – Pulse / Submerge [M-0006]

May 14, 2015May 28, 2025 hipodromedetroit techno, j.s. zeiter, js, mcmlxvLeave a comment

Sixth release on the MCMLXV label featuring two tracks aimed squarely at the dance floor by James Zeiter. ‘Pulse’ is a hard-hitting peaktime dancefloor weapon, while ‘Submerge’ is an altogether more atmospheric & stripped down workout.

Mental Resonance – Purification EP [NI06]

May 14, 2015May 13, 2015 hipodromemental, mental resonance, naked index, technoLeave a comment

New Ep for Mental Resonance on Naked Index. Powerful loops, with cool heavy drum patterns and some bits of tribal percussions and acid elements. The nice fast 90s style techno that you love.

VA – De Niro Is Concerned [TRP002]

May 13, 2015May 17, 2022 hipodromebarcode population, bjarki, compilation, deniro, exos, nikita zabelin, parrish smith, reynier hooft van huysduynen, steve stoll, techno, trip recordingsLeave a comment

Second release on Trip with great tracks by our former intern Deniro, Icelanders Bjarki and Exos, Proper records veteran Steve Stoll and others.

45 ACP – Change Of Tone [LIES061]

May 13, 2015March 20, 2019 hipodrome45 acp, album, d.k., dang khoa chau, house, l.i.e.s., long island electrical systems, technoLeave a comment

Known for his work on the Antinote label as DK, 45 ACP is the alias of Parisian producer Dangkhoa Chau. Having seen prior releases on Italian label, Dog in the Night Records and French label Odd Frequencies, 45 ACP has caught the attention of L.I.E.S. Records where we see him issuing his debut six track LP. Not straying too far from his prior works, we get a wide yet cohesive grouping of tracks throughout the record. Sounds ranging from the slo-mo cosmic chug of 7th Circle, to the percussive boogie leaning Ground to Ground or the Sakamoto-esque lush b-side opener Hidden Garden, 45 ACP delivers start to finish proving equally effective on the dancefloor or in your headphones.

Compassion Crew – V.H.S.S. [DOLLY022]

May 13, 2015September 29, 2022 hipodromecompassion crew, dolly, redshape, technoLeave a comment

Dolly brings us two absolute wicked floorburners from the somewhat mysterious Compassion Crew, with this slightly tribal hypnotic feel. Redshape on remix duties takes things to the techy side of life with a smooth & extended techno rework of V.H.S.S.

New Jackson – Metroflex [MPR005]

May 13, 2015August 25, 2023 hipodromeacid, david kitt, hieroglyphic being, house, major problems, new jacksonLeave a comment

Swinging, Relief-ish MPC house from New Jackson, with the Hieroglyphic Being beaming in on the B-side.

Jann – Report Into The Riots EP [LOD005]

May 12, 2015November 2, 2022 hipodromeacid, andreas gehm, house, jann, land of dance records, technoLeave a comment

Jann is back on Land Of Dance Records with a new EP including four tracks full imprinted of his chicago-acid sound. Different mood shaped by mental attitude, electronic sound and power grooves. Pure analogue music coming from his machines. Andreas Gehm aka Elect Pt. 1 is present as remixer in this great release.