
Alton Miller’s brand new album. Feats 8 cuts from the CD including Ever Wonder feat Abacus, Beautiful, the title track feat Amp Fiddler and more. Guests including Lotus, Angel-A, Abacus, Osunlade, Atjazz and more.

Alton Miller’s brand new album. Feats 8 cuts from the CD including Ever Wonder feat Abacus, Beautiful, the title track feat Amp Fiddler and more. Guests including Lotus, Angel-A, Abacus, Osunlade, Atjazz and more.

This 4th release in the 1 Track series is an upbeat track that is build on a romantic classic groove and with a precise arrangement. Slowly building and creating tension is what John Daly can do like no other.

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Sweet deeper Detroit techno from Glasgow. Silky pads atop a thick bass line are glued together by classic rhythm designed to work the floor in a classy way!. Includes a Drivetrain Mix that has an electrifying, raw groove… very late night cut.

New release on Hudd Traxx, from Romanian DJ and producer Jay Bliss. The EP includes 3 deep house grooves with a detroit feeling.

The second release on Uncanny Valley. Tracks from Jacob Korn & Kelli Hand, Cuthead, C-Beams and Credit 00.

Sultry and swampy track on the with a Orlando Voorn remix. Flip side is a tribute to Detroit Beatdown which resulted in a warm chord driven house track with vocal samples layered on top. XDB is on remix duty here, and delivers a nice techy version of the nice original.

New release from the Romanian Mihai Popoviciu on Berliner label Highgrade Records with three tech-house tracks, dance floor oriented . “Trapped in Brakets” has deep chords with a detroit influence. “Second Scale” is a modern cut firecracker in the production. Closing the EP is “Advice”, a cut with a vintage flavor.

What needs to be said about Move D? Overused, though the veteran tag is, David Moufang has been producing excellent music for many, many years. Yet, the last few have seen him receive particular acclaim, especially for his more house-flavoured work – buoyed by his increased reputation as a DJ.

Morning Factory’s second Yore EP, “New Memories”, is bursting full of fresh ideas. pener “Maiden”Voyage” is classic Morning Factory, an ever-so-tight house jam that twists and turns for eight rapturous minutes. Darker undercurrents run through “Last March of the Ants” when church organ chords stretch themselves across a windswept, broken beat shuffle. Creamy organ sounds also course through “Radioshow”, which takes a nostalgic glance backward to a golden age where something like “Green Onions” had a chance of getting played on the radio. But the EP’s most body-shaking cut arrives last in the form of “Cherish”, a charging tech-house hellraiser animated by rowdy basslines and shotgun claps.

In the memory of Aaron-Carl!
Ivel Tax, young and talented Romanian, is the first guest-artist to join Terpsichore’s catalogue. Legendary Detroit producer Aaron-Carl gives a roaring building remix while Terpsichore’s own Jefferson Velazquez goes to the deep and dark side with his cut of Ivel’s Brotherhood.

‘Voyage Direct’ series presents two mid-tempo heaters from Rednose Distrikt aka Steven De Peven. ‘Get That BeeDeeBee’ is discofied-house music is the stringest Rush Hour tradition, elegant yet dirty, sensuous and hypnotic ‘Dam-style beatdown. ‘I Am Cumming’ pushes up the tempo on the flip, teasing up warmest filtered disco vibes and Detroit-debted soul chords.

Anton Zap’s Ethereal Sounds returns with another release from an unknown producer, but one that definitely knows where his head’s at… Deep, enveloping techno tracks that are very reminiscent of the sound that Anton Zap has become known for.

Label owner and producer Patrice Scott returns to the forefront to deliver Analog Dreams. Three new track, of sonic purity and classic Detroit depth.

New Ornate Music from Miles Sagnia. The A side is reserved for the lush, monolithic acid work out that is ‘Interplanetary Visitors’. On the flip ‘Bounce Theory’ sets its stall out with a future thinking, hip shaking house groove. And ‘Twilight’ gives a nod to old school Chicago, but has its mind out amongst the stars.

For Foto/s second vinyl release Liverpool-based producer and swept fringe sporter Andy Ash supplies 2 tracks of dancefloor pressure. The A-side ‘Dance’ combines deep detroit synths with driving house rhythms to devastating effect, whilst on the flip Andy gets his sample chopping gear out to cut up an 80s soul number into a grooving pitch-down banger for ‘Mason In My Basin’.