On this untitled ep San Soda teams up with his friend Just Nathan. Just Nathan is another experienced belgian DJ who has something to offer to the world, adding further proof to the fact that Belgium has more skills than making waffles and harassing children. Tracks in between house and techno that will definately shake up any crowd!
Delusions Of Grandeur are very proud to welcome our favourite leftfield house artists Session Victim to our humble label. The Berlin based duo have been releasing some of the finest deep and underground club music we’ve found in the last couple of years on labels such as Real Soon, Hairy Claw as well as their own Retreat imprint which they run with Quarion.
Poker Flat is proud to announce Donnacha Costello‘s new full length album; ‚Before We Say Goodbye‘. Echoes of Chicago House, Detroit Techno, and UK Ambient Techno flow through its futuristic core, as we find Donnacha exploring further his love for deep, hypnotizing grooves, rich synth themes and emotive harmonies.
With his new single Kude Leon Segka emerge a cut of detroit dub and electro. An outgoing kick and bass driving his dark atackless pads while spooky whispers are crawling in beetween. At the b side Bodycode from Spectral clearly reinstall Kude to his future retro style.
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The mysterious Bicep (the lost behind the killer blog of the same name) drop a very, very nice 12″ of deep, hypnotic grooves. Going for a resolutely US sound to their house, Bicep build simple, melodic grooves that’ll grow on you in no time!
The second release of the Swedish duo Skudge on their ownlabel. Elias Landberg and Gustaf Wallnerstrom are offering more pacey dub sounds …. tough and direct.
Eglo Records has just put out a super-limited new release by Floating Points. House mixed with Uk sounds and reminding of some of the Detroit Cats such as Marcellus Pittman.
Great old schoolish tracks that reminds of early Roy Davis basement trax. Probably one of our favorite releases of STL (and he already did several which we loved to death). Ruff house music without any frills!
Daniel Stefanik’s “In Days Of Old” makes KANN05 kind of a concept EP. His three intoxicating untitled tracks feel like a tribute to his own influences and inspirations. We are very pleased to give him a cherished home for that. Heart-crafted, beloved dance music
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Bruce Ivery with a three tracker “The Things I Want”. Thre tracks of futuristic house music, with a nod to Lil Louis’s ‘Y u fall’ on one of the tarcks.
We welcome Chicago house veteran Gene Hunt to HHYR. With this great 4 track EP Gene shows us he still has the touch. This EP includes three deep, yet raw tracks somewhere between jacking Chicago and classic Detroit. It reminds us of tracks by Boo Williams, Glenn Underground etc. Special mention goes out to ‘I Know You Care’, which is a lush disco track.
Another edition of Soma’s annual compilation series, this time featuring previously unreleased contributions from Slam and Gary Beck, with further cuts from Let’s Go Outside, Funk D’Void, Sian and Joris Voorn. Quite unexpectedly, Autechre are involved too, supplying a remix of The Black Dog’s ‘Tunnels OV Set’. Getting first dibs, Itamar Sagi’s ‘One Million Oaks’ ushers in the album with a fine piece of tech-house production spurred on by driving chord stabs so restrained that they seem to imply a melody more than actually deliver one. Further into the sequence and Soma bosses Slam take on a solid remix of Samuel L. Session’s ‘Can You Relate’ with neatly evolving drum patterns underlined by flurrying synths and modulating, drone-like sustains. Other highlights include the minimal opus ‘Jelle’, by super-group Mihalis Safras, Mark Broom and Jelle Kuipers and Ripperton’s great remix of Silicone Soul’s ‘Dust Ballad II’, featuring haunting vocals, big Detroit-style strings and great, in-depth drum production. A good, strong selection all-round.
Remute’s definition of house on his own label, including Snuff Crew RMX.Taken from the forthcoming Remute album “The Orgy”.
Tensnake with his first full Ep for Permanent Vacation, and what a better this 12 inch is: The title track “Coma Cat” already caused mayhems on dancefloors from Berlin to Sydney. “Get It Rtght” and “Need Your Lovin” are equally good and show the full spectrum of the Tensnake universe between boogie, house and disco.
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