minimal / tech house

the vinyl club quadrilogy. part two of four. 180g vinyl.

180g vinyl only. >pourquoi pas< is the french for >why not<. why not such a title. why should we not break the boundaries of established genres of electronic music in an orgasm of modern psychedelic experimentations and grooves, and come back to the roots of our sexy house music all in one single record. why shouldn t we have the mole on the remix duty. why wouldn t this record be dedicated to our brothers refugees, we are one people. pourquoi pas!

boola is no stranger at all to the vinyl club team. he was amongst the very first customers of the former ibiza record shop that gave birth to vinyl club, and even if this is his first release on the imprint he contributed from the beginning to inspire the crew with his early productions that enlightened the golden days of dc10, some of them being released on the then new born arpiar label a bit less than a decade ago. joining the vinyl club agency in 2013, he is since then sharing the dj booth too with the team for endless sessions at cdv / berlin.

nice price deal !!! luc ringeisen triggering voltage controlled emotions on 180 gr. only on his own vinyl club imprint. luc gathered 4 tracks he has been heavily tweaking and testing during the summer 2014 in his favorite berlin spots. a must have showing different facets of the french producer.

vinyl only, 3rd part of three

vinyl only , 2nd part of three

exactly 10 years ago the former records store vinyl club was about to open its doors to worldwide enlightened techno music lovers, the same-named record label born a couple of years later now celebrates > the first 10 years< offering the very best from the all time team members and new additions on a 3 vinyls (only) split compilation - the vinyl club concept (part i, ii and iii). the concept built together by luc ringeisen and the crew during those years is a collective creative energy seeking new ways of understanding, feeling and composing modern dance music.

vinyl club and maruca joining forces to present the soul capsule remixes (aka thomas melchior and baby ford) of pier buccis track >canto libre< released in his last album > amigo< on maruca music in 2010. result is a total must have, a future classic to cautiously save forever... both remixes are timeless hypnotic 15 minutes deep journeys by the soul capsul at their very best

vinyl only. release number 19 of vinyl club recordings who welcomes the young and talented romanian faster onboard

incl. tracks by pikaya, luc ringeisen, matthew styles, lorenzo chiabotti and maki polne.... excellent hypnotic groovin minimal & sexy tracks

again an out of the box strong various artists from vinyl club recordings. those who appreciate luc ringeisens deep psychedelism definitely wont get disappointed by nuance and babel (a side), that show the french producer confirming his very own and experimenting style of deep house music and tech-house.in 2008, lorenzo chiabotti presented the ep the vulgar display of lfo on vinyl club under the name iena saw (vclub009). in equations he teams up, for a deep and trippy journey on b1 with maki polne (polish producer but active member of the vinyl club crew in berlin) who throws his first production on the imprint. chiabotti also delivers acoustic 2012 on b2, described by himself like his best solo work so far. a very strong package!

first solo ep of jens zimmermann on vinyl club after remixing luc ringeisens s.i.i. on vinyl club #15. peak time club tracks with groovy shuffles on both sides, both tracks recorded live in jens studio.

played by ricardo villalobos, zip, vincent lemieux, audio werner, the mole ...
outstanding new vinyl club recordings ep by luc ringeisen and jens zimmermann (as remixer) at their absolute best! finest deep and abstract techno tracks.

as always, introducing new talents to the scene, vinyl club recording is proud to welcome modi in its crew. the 21 years old italien dj / producer is for sure one of the most interesting newcomers, raffine ep combines with a lot of style tripy deep house with some more experimental tracks like el solitaire. a record to keep forever, not a 2 weeks life time ep!