
Wbeeza – Bagwag EP [3EEP201106]



Debut release from Suburb as the second dirty dozen over at Thema. Three original tracks from Suburb and a remix from Smallpeople.

Next up in the 10” series on MOS_deep another heavy 2-tracker of D’Marc Cantu, which will be followed by a (mini)-album later this year. The opening track is a fierce Chicago-styled banger kicking off with an extremely solid and frantic bassline while D’Marc’s low-pitched voice asks us “How Are We Doing?”. “A Second Earth” is a laid-back and emotional retro-futuristic techno track overflowing with sadness and melancholy, echoing the sounds of the artificial-intelligence era.

Harbour City Sorrow presents a special release from Paul du Lac. The EP include three original track by the Dutch man and a Tevo Howard remix.

New series from Snuff Crew headquarters called Snuff Mix. The first release includes a vocal and an instrumental remix of Fantasy Girl by Billie Ray Martin & Hard Ton.

Omar-S presents his new album “It Can Be Done, But Only I Can Do It”, on his own FXHE label. The album features brand new material alongside a number of previously released tracks, including ‘Here’s Your Trance, Now Dance’ and ‘Over To You’, a new version of the 2005 cut ‘U’, from much-loved 2009 Fabric Mix.

Tanstaafl Records, the new label from Caravan label boss October, presents its first release. John Osborn’s mighty Epoch 4 EP, featuring a remix by Appleblim. The labels focus is on pure grinding analogue house and techno, designed for all the best moments on the dance floor.

Falkplatz present the new EP from Roberto Bosco. For Falkplatz Roberto produced two tracks, that catch the ears of Housefanatics (Good Lover) as well as the hearts of the Technolunatics (Untitled). Remixes this time come from Panorama Bar resident Steffi, who gave the original a touch of Oldschool and sadness and from The Falkplatz Conspiracy (Oliver Deutschmann & Ed Davenport) who mixed a crafty acid influenced warehouse banger out of the original.

Elbee Bad from New York presents spaced out Alien Funk – strictly limited onesided EP on Yore Records.

Romanian producer Cosmin TRG release his debut artist album, Simulat, on Fifty Weapons. Made up of 12 new tracks, each has been exclusively produced for the album whilst CD-only track ‘Fizic’ is the lead single, as it was already released in June. There are tracks which will work both on and off the dancefloor, but it’s the way they’re threaded together and make for one cohesive and coherent statement overall that stands them apart. Taking appropriate detours into deeper pockets; areas of warm analogue ambiance and abstract alien sounds, there are traces of everything that has gotten Cosmin to this point so far, all re-visioned with an ever shifting focus. Once again confirming Cosmin to be a producer in constant experimental flux, Simulat speaks loudly of an essential talent.

Second release on the cologne label ava. with a classical 90’s house EP by Damiano von Erckert and with Murat Tepeli on the remix duty.

Wolfram and the legendary Haddaway have created a glowing masterpiece shooting straight into the heart of Eurodance for maximum pleasure. On the remix duties we have Kink with a pumping beat, fat ass bassline, a remarkable rim plus Haddy’s vocals. On the other remix, Legowelt created a track for the very special moments in the club: Early Morning, sun is shining in, everybody is happy and smiling on the dancefloor and when you hear the first notes of this remix you suddenly start hugging strangers.

Amsterdam-based duo Crystal Maze have produced the ultimate mix of Detroit techno, Chicago house and electro. Chicago Skyway delivers aDepth audio’s hottest, jackin’ remix, seriously influenced by the original analogue sound of Chicago house.

Nightvision presents some fresh new remixes for the classic “Solid Session”. The remixers are Vince Watson, Legowelt and Orlando himself.

Basic Soul Unit, with his personal blend from Chicago house, Detroit Techno, UK post Detroit techno, delivers three warm techno tracks. Shed is on remix duties and he comes with a rough attitude, raw, deep and challenging.


Jason Letkiewicz aka Steve Summers latest EP moves forward from his previous efforts touching upon the seedier and more jacking side of what New York City House music once was. Bringing to mind images of a more dangerous and exciting city where crackheads roamed free, hookers hooked, fiends copped bags and music existed as a reactionary reflection of its surroundings. Directly influenced by these times, Summers took his arsenal and concocted an emotional four song record that nods to this period as well as foreshadows the impending doom of a city wrapped in an airtight bubble.