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Recloose – Saturday Night Manifesto [RH035]
Recloose is back on Rush Hour with a 3 track EP. Two refreshing house tracks on the A side, and a banging heavy one on the B that’s leaning towards electro.
San Proper – Shook [RT002]
Two analogue raw and lively tracks dripping dirty funk and dusty machine sound. San Proper delivers to funking monster tracks without going into cliche’s.
Toby Frith – This Is His House
Andrew Ingram – Who Lives in a House Like This
Christopher Rau – Louche Podcast 046
Red Rack’em – Feel My Tears EP [BERG002]
New release by Red Rack’em on Bergerac with 3 tracks that stand out by clean and minimal production where the other two are loaded with disco and early funk samples.
Massimiliano Pagliara – Focus For Infinity [PLAYRJCCD08]
Debut album from Massimiliano Pagliara. Massimiliano has got the chug on lock, keeping the tempo around a sensually sub-110 bpm over 13 tracky grooves intended for the connoisseurs and the steamiest points of the night. Fairly simple stuff, but very effective.
Falty DL – Make It Difficult / Jack Your Job [ACNY12x1]
New release from Falty Dl on All City Dublin Records. As tight and punchy as you expect, this is two addictive slabs of fast paced house with a distinctly 90s US influence with a shout to Minister Farrakhan on vocal duties.
Ex-Pylon – Hammerfest [BARN004]
Debut EP of Ex-Pylon on Studio Barnhus, bringing some hot forward-thinking dancetracks that will creat this special energy on any dancefloor.
Aybee – 11:11 EP [DBRV007]
Chief Alchemist Aybee kicks it off with an 11 min voyage into deep astral soundscapes. ‘N#ggas and Space Machines’ plunges into late night space travel, and finishes off with the smoothed out vibes of ‘Steps’. This is some seriously beautiful futuristic house music.
Juju & Jordash / Downbeat – Solar Oasis EP [BL001]
First release of Downbeat Black label, the sublabel of Downbeat dedicated to slow 4×4 electronics. Juju & Jordash provide Avian Oasis, an exquisite and delicate 4×4 piece with a special guest: an old Hohner Melodica that envelopes the track in mystery. On the other side, Solaris. A complex sci-fi soundtrack full of field recordings in continuous movement made by Downbeat illness.
Conforce – LWE Podcast 87
C-Beams – Uncanny Valley Mix
The Oliverwho Factory – I Can See [NT002]
“I Can See” by The Oliverwho Factory is the second release of german label Couldn’t Care More. The duo from Detroit delivers finest Detroit deep house with a twist. While the basic track is voluminously wafting and rawly pushing forward vocalist Shone tops it with her power- and soulful singing.
Mr. Beatnick – Synthetes [DBA005]
Don’t Be Afraid presents the new EP “Synthetes” by Mr. Beatnick. This takes this approach up a gear, exploring a path between the crackling breaks and samples of old, and the dancefloor music of now.
Third Side meets nd_baumecker – Retro Vogue / Burning [RST013]
Restoration Records present the fruit of the first labours of the Third Side (Marieu, Steffi, Lucretio) with nd_baumecker. The two gems on this 12″ are recorded live in a single and unique take on a quarter inch tape during a moist afternoon at the beginning of the spring. This is a sound of passion and devotion.
City 2 City – EP [BT003]
Balance Recordings latest release welcomes City 2 City in it’s exclusive family. The producer behind City 2 City is Frank Heinzmann, a southern Frenchman with of over 25 years of house & techno experience that gave him a unique sound and sensitivity.
Mike Falvey – Late Night Jam: Guest Mix For ISM
Virgo Four – It’s a Crime (Caribou & Hunee Remixes) [RH11312]
‘It’s A Crime’ is taken from Virgo Four’s recently released ‘Resurrection’ album, which is now available as a single with remixes from none other than Caribou and Hunee.
