bristolian duo, forget me not, return to losing suki after 2013s the stronger ep, keeping up the pressure with their deep and raw garage house sounds on the everything but love ep. pressing on translucent, red coloured vinyl.

rising london duo, mounter and mifi, kick start their 2014 campaign with a release on save you records, and this, their debut ep on losing suki

welcoming warrior one to losing suki, the man like carl faure has been knocking out some killers for labels like black butter, catskills and king pigeon over the last few years, and for suki he shines a light upon the garage house hybrid sounds…. title track 5ths kicks things off with the kind of punchy garage house swing that never fails to move you, airhorns and synth sweeps pepper the cut whilst a thundering double 99-esque bassline throbs hard and heavy. flipside, the reverberating keys and mc licks of nyc continue warrior ones indulgence of the classic us house sounds but with a slick production for the modern dancefloor. closing track only you presents orgasmic pads and tough garage beats, its meaty bass touching the spot, a sweet slice of when rave met garage (somewhere in a field off the m25, most probably).

forget me not is a trio from bristol with a rich musical history and close association to the city from which they hail. as solo artists they have put out countless d&b 12 inches and now combine their forces into an even more powerful production outfit. and that is all we are telling you ahead of the release of their four track ep, stronger, on losing suki.

brilliant 90s infected house, coloured vinyl

bassheavy deep techhouse action

17 yr old josh thompson aka bareskin has been on our radar for sometime now. here he presents to us, 4 tracks of synth heavy, uk sounding club tools. flexing his ability to stride between club bangers, and early deepers, bareskin is most certainly a name to be watching out for.

former knob-twiddler with the hardcore band the rise, alongside cory kilduff, who both later went on to form ocelot, an electro-pop band that was signed to mark joness wall of sound ...
james welsh has had quite a career already it seems! in between his bmxing holidays, touring the world and slaying festivals, he has found the time to come up with some excessively heavy house music ...
pressing on dark red vinyl.

jack dixon presents four variants of hotflush-style house for hypercolour sister losing suki, delivered on transparent blue vinyl.
supported by maceo plex, tensnake, mosca, jimpster, h.o.s.h., huxley, osunlade, christian martin and many, many more.