Anal House Meltdown – Death Drive [VF168HYMN004]

November 3, 2015December 22, 2017 hipodromeanal house meltdown, eddie peake, fiedel, george henry longly, house, prem sahib, techno, the vinyl factory, tim goalenLeave a comment

Death Drive is a peak-time electronic club track that features Eddie Peake, Prem Sahib and George Henry Longly (Anal House Meltdown) on both production and vocals, and co-produced by long time collaborator Tim Goalen; inspired by and invoking the heady dance floors of their Anal House Meltdown parties, the pounding excitement of long nights at Berghain, the legendary Berlin club, and intense but fleeting romantic trysts facilitated by clubs and parties. Resident Berghain DJ and producer Fiedel has created a remix that will also feature on the release.

Moufang / Czamanski – Live in Seattle [FUR050]

November 2, 2015May 26, 2023 hipodromedavid moufang, experimental, further records, house, jordan czamanski, live act, move d, technoLeave a comment

In May 2013 at a nondescript Seattle space called 1927 Events, two-thirds of Magic Mountain High—Germany’s David Moufang (aka Move D) and the Netherlands’ Jordan Czamanski of Juju & Jordash—teamed up for a live performance that made everyone in the room feel privileged to have witnessed it. It was the kind of set during which you say to yourself, “I hope to hell somebody’s recording this.” Thankfully, somebody was doing just that, and the 99-minute Live In Seattle is the sterling result.

Vernon Felicity – Running Late [MOS023]

November 2, 2015December 14, 2021 hipodromeacid, boris bunnik, conforce, house, mos recordings, techno, vernon felicityLeave a comment

FELICITY, Vernon - Running Late

Vernon Felicity is also known as Conforce and Boris Bunnik, the tireless Dutch producer who marries analog and digital sounds together into otherworldy sound tracks. Now he is back on M>O>S once more after a new Conforce album on Delsin, and again he impresses with his unique ear for detail and ability to craft intricate sonic worlds.

Sacha Mambo – Digital Tsunami 085

October 31, 2015November 6, 2015 hipodromedigital tsunami, disco, house, interview, podcast, sacha mamboLeave a comment

VA – MM Discos 01 [MMD001]

October 31, 2015October 31, 2017 hipodromedisco, enzino's vs akirahawks, house, john transit, marvin & guy, mm discos, msmciLeave a comment

MM Discos originally emerges from the passion of two friends who share the same fondness for records made just of vinyl, after years spent hunting, collecting and spinning them. This is driven by the intention of bringing to light the work of talented newcomer artists.

Craig Peyton – Be Thankful [PEYTON001]

October 31, 2015October 30, 2018 hipodromecraig peyton, disco, house, peytonLeave a comment

A mainstay in NYC jazz & dance music in the 70s, his drum machine & synth based cover of William Devaughan’s ”Just Be Thankful” on Profile Records in ’83 gives the jam a haunting & funky rework. Unreleased reference mix. EU pressing.

VA – Hip Edits 02 [HIPEDITS002]

October 31, 2015January 22, 2024 hipodromedisco, edit piafra, house, hp edits, johannes albertLeave a comment

More Hip Edits – this time provided by Edit Piafra & Johannes Albert. Starring unlimited vinyl only with music to make you cry… ahem dance. These tunes were rediscovered in a lonesome backyard in Monza, Italy. Straight recorded from original cheese plates and abletoned up for today’s DJ needs.

Magnetic Soul – Summer Love [DHND002]

October 31, 2015June 25, 2019 hipodromedab hand, disco, funk, house, magnetic soulLeave a comment

Essential 4 track EP of deep disco and summer soul, boogie house and steady groovin funk edits. All tracks are given Magnetic Souls expert disco dub treatment focusing on grooves, added presence and beefed up bottom end for a solid dance floor feel. The A side enters the spacious tropical House vibes of Summer Love and the delightful slow building soul strings and vocal of Universal Love. The B side hits first with some low slung, raw funk grooves with added brass stabs and leaves us on psychedelic soul funk, la Gil Scott of Cold Outside.

VA – Ostgut Ton: Zehn [OSTGUTLP020]

October 29, 2015September 15, 2021 hipodromeanthony parasole, ben klock, compilation, dj boris, dvs1, efdemin, function, house, kobosil, luke slater, marcel dettmann, marcel fengler, martyn, nick höppner, norman nodge, ostgut ton, steffi, technoLeave a comment

VARIOUS - Ostgut Ton: Zehn

Its been zehn years, ninety-two 12”; EPs, twenty albums, fourteen DJ mixes, seven Unterton releases, two compilations, one 7 single and one cassette. Within this time, Ostgut Ton has grown as a label not only in terms of catalogue numbers and musical variety, but also in terms of experience, professionality and as a musical haven for Berghains and Panorama Bars residents.

VA – LACR013 [LACR013]

October 29, 2015May 18, 2022 hipodromeblacktail, gene hunt, house, innsyter, l.a. club resource, techno, wrecking projectLeave a comment

Heavy jacking 4 track various artists compilation featuring an exclusive Gene Hunt.

Swere / Marcos Cabral ‎– LIES-XMAS-04 [LIESXMAS004]

October 29, 2015June 23, 2025 hipodromeflorian kupfer, house, l.i.e.s., long island electrical systems, marcos cabral, ngly, swere, technoLeave a comment

L.I.E.S. XMAS special number 4, coming with one track from Swere (AKA Florian Kupfer & NGLY) and two Marcos Cabral tracks.

Jose Rico – Declaration Of Intent EP [AMBIWA001]

October 29, 2015October 29, 2015 hipodromeambiwa records, house, jose rico, le disque record stores, technoLeave a comment

Jose Rico launches the Le Disque Record Stores project: Ambiwa Records, a label dedicated to abstract House music. ”Declaration of Intent EP” is a collection of songs with a history, 4 pieces of his life talking about hypocrisy referred to poverty; the trivialisation of music as money source; the days in the studio with Ron Trent; and the night music-workers. Beyond any related stories, here you can find all the Jose Rico’s music standards: Impossible MPC percussion patterns, black keys, vocal textures, distorted kicks and tons of suspense and tension.

Ike Release – Watercolors EP [EPISODES007]

October 27, 2015March 31, 2020 hipodromeepisodes, house, ike release, ike velez, technoLeave a comment

The return of the Windy City’s Ike Release to the tougher than solid Episodes label. Mr.Ike Velez makes his appearance heard quickly and loudly from the first bass drum of “Apollo3”, an all-out dancefloor winner with a distinctive US edge, sci-fi sonics and gorgeous hardware tweaks. “Guzzle” is more soulful and chord-heavy, while “Socialite” takes a dusty drum programme and chucks it over a deep house vibe, and title track “Watercolours” wins the beauty show thanks to its pounding beat and majestic waves of synths.

RA.490 Florian Kupfer

October 22, 2015July 9, 2016 hipodromeambient, florian kupfer, house, podcast, resident advisor, technoLeave a comment

resident advisor

Tuff City Kids – Underground House Research Vol. 2 [POTION003]

October 22, 2015September 5, 2024 hipodromegerd janson, house, phillip lauer, potion records, tuff city kidsLeave a comment

This is Potion number three. The Tuff City Kids have spent some time in the lab and created four fine potions to ease our ailments. Like memories of a Nexus 6, these tracks are machine made but feel organic, familiar and timeless. Programmed to make us dance, they reach straight for our brain’s motion centre. “Carden Eden” has been included in Prosumer’s fabric mix and we are proud to finally present it on vinyl, together with three brand new companions as “Underground House Research Vol. 2″. Philipp Lauer and Gerd Janson have built an excellent reputation for the Tuff City Kids moniker in the three years they are releasing together. And if you got this far into reading this, you surely know already what absolute legends they are.

Amir Alexander – Sonic Subversion EP [PBR043]

October 22, 2015April 3, 2024 hipodromeamir alexander, house, plan b recordings, technoLeave a comment

Amir Alexander returns to New York’s Plan B Recordings with three dusty house trax. “Channeling” kicks things off with a sullen, funky bassline and intricate swings of percussion backed by distant piano keys, whereas “Deep Banger”, as the title suggests, is more of a straight-up house jerker, and “Nocturnal” fuzzes things out with its growling bassline and eerie background atmospherics.

Legowelt live @ Dimensions Festival 2015

October 21, 2015October 20, 2015 hipodromedanny wolfers, dimensions festival, house, legowelt, live act, technoLeave a comment

dimensions festival

Phrased – Star Maker [LBP004]

October 21, 2015July 5, 2023 hipodromehouse, l.b. produce, phrased, technoLeave a comment

Neither L.B. Produce or mysterious production outfit Phrased give much away, aside from a few hints at their love of old music-making hardware. That trait comes to the fore on this third Phrased 12″. Musically, it’s pleasingly varied, moving from the fluctuating acid lines, Detroit electro swing and sci-fi electronics of “Star Making”, to the hypnotic, becalmed, ambient dub flex of closer “Morello”. Along the way, they also find time to squeeze in a dash of ultra-deep IDM (the blissful “Diatom”), and an impressive excursion into classic, dubby deep house territory (“What’s Good For You”).

Hieroglyphic Being & The Truth Theory Trio – Keep Your Mind Open [BDN007]

October 17, 2015August 25, 2023 hipodromebedouin records, experimental, hieroglyphic being, house, jamal moss, techno, the truth theory trioLeave a comment

The Bedouin imprint continues on with its quest for the sublime and exotic in modern techno and house music. Jamal Moss aka Hieroglyphic Being & The Truth Theory Trio delivers more of his signature dusty lo fi electronics but gets an industrial tinged stomp on with “Keep Your Mind Open” and it’s absolutely killer. On the flip is “That Is The Name Of The African God” which is an analogue jam that sounds more like the Hieroglyphic Being we know.

Dj Steaw – Everydayz EP [TU003]

October 15, 2015February 12, 2024 hipodromedeep house, dj steaw, house, traxx undergroundLeave a comment

Contemporary deep house with the bumping grooves of classic Jersey garage. Tapping up the talents of French producer DJ Steaw, the EP is dominated by “Everydayz”, combining an ultra-crisp percussive arrangement with resonant bass, hands in the air keys and breathy vocals, as tight a dancefloor house construction as you’re likely to hear in the near future. On the flip, the producer provides the “Deep mix” of the same track, inverting the mood with its cloak of midnight vibes, soundtracking the club rather than the terrace. The real gem however is “Morning Light” mixing up the formula with its driving bassline and richly filtered atmospherics.