second ep from paloma resident dj tom

excellent deep groovin house music

berlin techno

huge collaboration of berlin artists, reel deep feel

a new treasure in palomas family-like repertory is about to enter the scene, deo & z-man aka mafiosi bros. have already convinced loads of heads while playing at elementary festivals this summer - these tracks are extra beta-tested on many precious floors in order to rock that spot, two stunning dancefloor-weapons for moments of mass bliss.

sven dohse is back to knock you off your feet with two more magnificent tracks. crusher means to break your bones not with violence, but force-wise. this dry bassline just pretends to be tame – like the whole ensemble does in the beginning. but initial conditions change persistently until you awake twirling in a gloomy moment of house. so compulsive it stinks. so offhand it hurts. so self-evident it makes you wanna scream. way after midnight weaver uplifts out of a sentiment of infinity. warm layers of sound come floating above an abyss hardly indicated. time barely scratches the surface of this pocket epic telling you on and on again: tomorrow never comes

berlin based producer neal white, also label owner of freizeitglauben records comes around with a new and fresh record on paloma records. uplifting basslines and nice euphoric melodies burn down the dancefloor

sven dohse comes back with the nasty electro-techouse 12inch rumble / rack to challenge the crowd for a sweaty duel. in round one rumble hits you right in the face – with uncompromising beats and its dirty digging bassline it sends you directly to the floor. this track monster is pushed forward by strings near to collaps, fairplay is up to the others. round two gives us the charming b-side rack. dominated by smooth and firendly vibes, this musculous and merciless funky track simply moves everybody to the dance floor! this record is dohse at his best: rocking down the town!