supported by fred everything, c-rock, funk d void, laurent garnier, jt donaldson, milton jackson, spirit catcher, shane johnson and many many more. shur-i-kan is one of the best house music producers on the planet right now. his releases on freerange and physical graffiti have all been relentless dancefloor smashers made with thoughtful and funky musical ingredients. he now returns to winding road records to serve up another ace with the glideoscope ep. each of the 3 tracks on this ep are smoking bombs of dancefloor dynamite.

another big release on winding road records!! two of the hottest names in deep tech house music, shur-i-kan and milton jackson, team up for 3 epic adventures through sizzling electronic waters. this ep is slick stuff indeed, and rivals their best work to date on freerange. strangezensation is a heavy burst of analog chords and bumping bass, pinned down by the crispiest beats you heard all day. swap shop is a subtle brain fiddler with mischievous hooky chord stabs, which builds, builds and builds again. itzwotwedoo is an explosive tune which slowly unfolds into a tough cyber-boogie new-school rave sound. essential.

winding road returns with yet another top class release by office gossip. office gossip ranks amongst the cream of deep house producers, and this ep is arguably the best and most rounded og release to date. from the slick old school flavour of strangers to the pumping intensity of carbon copy, via the heavy vocal crunch of say it, this record has quality in abundance. plus theres a fine remix courtesy of new winding road star lovebirds, which transforms the original into a sunshiney analogue disco monster. essential

this ep is rock solid from top to bottom. rock. solid. even rhythm plate say this is their best ever release. this means - 4 tracks of burning, pumping, forward-thinking house music. every track on this ep is a killer tune, whether it s dark warehouse soul, throbbing deep house or early 80s disco dub. silence is sounds like dfa playing at a berlin warehouse rave. techno, live bass and wild vocals - crazy anthem. hard times is tight, heavyweight house which will tear the roof off when played in a sweaty club. remember the days is an instant dancefloor-filler with life-affirming rubbery bass movements and warm squidgy chords. node out is stripped-down underground disco dub with chunky 80s beats and jiggy piano stabs. absolute winner

this is dubble ds debut for winding road. it takes in so many directions that it makes your eyes boggle this ep has everything! because of the varied musical angles, its no surprise that its called the bug eyed ep. one track is twisted chicago robo funk, another sits in between hiphop and android disco, another is latinojazz warehouse rave, and the other is deephouse 2step. and of course they re all brilliant

a stellar electronic boogie stepper with fantastic vocal delivery by whycliffe crazy p surely didnt leave the funk behind as they prove with their stonkin break heavy remix the ep is rounded of nicely with disconnected with another handclapping shaker featuring classic boggie vocals wrapped into sirupy chords sweet stuff indeed

this ep winds through a broad mixture of styles - from instrumental hip-hop to moodymann-esque jazz house, and rolling tech-house - showing vincenzo's versatility as a producer…and a healthy open-minded attitude to music. vincenzo ragone is a resident of barcelona. he lives in the same building as both techno lord cristian vogel, and a former a-ha producer….but his own music belongs somewhere in the middle of these two extremes.

amazing 80s infected funky space electro boogie !!

ron basejam, aka jim baron. also known from his crazy penis -project together with chris todd. as we would all expect from those penis boys, sir ron has delivered the goods in their inimitable chunky deep disco fashion.

vibrant, sparkling deep disco-techs tunes with warm, floating chords and sneaky basslines reminding us of the best bits of uk deephouse as championed on paper, diy, miso or mantis

mind trip (a1) is an unstoppable futuristic disco monster which gets the ladies shaking their handbags every time, and the geezers raising their pints and howling at the moon. still, they generally do that anyway ?but i cannot help myself: the sound reminds me extremly on my first disco parties in the first half of the 80ies...last but not least: mr toddy = a half of crazy penis...