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bell towers enters the unknown with 2 cosmic house groovers backed with a house-tastic andras remix!

part 5 of 5 to be released over the coming couple of months. originally released on the phono label in 1995/96 the ‘parts’ series from matthew herbert are a much loved collection of house tracks that sound just as original and bold today as they did when they were first released. this series of 12”s were part of an early wave of exploratory dance music that paved the way for the deep house that still works its magic on dance-floors in 2018 some 25 years later. the mix of herbert’s playfulness alongside expertly grooving production and unusual sounds makes this unique collection of work. the odd few tracks aside this is the first time that these releases have ever been repressed. all newly remastered for this reissue series, the releases include stone cold club classics such as ‘deeper’, ‘take me back’, ‘resident’, ‘people that make the music’ and ‘see you on monday’.

2018 repress, limited to 200 copies!
relentless as any artist peven everett has the knack of putting out lots of beautiful unique songs. voted number one rnb artist in chicago, peven has a massive following of soul heads around the world. we at bombay have big fans from day one with his early work with roy davis jr. and the classic bombay release men from the nile “watch them come”. his career has seen him drop some classic records including the “studio confessions” project. his bombay releases are 2 dance floor cuts from his deep collection. “heat up”, a catchy vocal cut on a super funky groove with warm keys and a bumping bassline. along with “when we’re together”, a chicago style dance floor loop with layered with peven’s infectious harmonies. the additional heat up club edit courtesy of the awaaz kids adds a thump and snap to the song for people who like that.

hnnys big tune nothing from earlier this year now remixed by kyodai alongside a killer unreleased latin house jam from kyodai entitled vengo loco .
no fuzz...just a serious buzz on this one!
limited stamped 12 inch !

edgy uk house output on the legendary warriors dance label ! tip !

coming next from adult only: the repress of one of the most sought-after 12s from the label back catalogue. ao19: “formula express – main course” was originally released in 2002 and featured guillaume la tortue, jef k and chris carrier.
this is actually some of the last records ever produced by the mysterious guillaume la tortue, one of the pioneer of electronic music in france, who’s quoted by laurent garnier in his infamous “electrochoc” book as one of his main influence back in the days.

the record opens on the “main course”: a classic tech-house number with a beautiful 909 beat and a tasteful use of various samples and fx all through the track. the funky vocals still sound fresh today but the secret here (as often with chris carrier’s related work) is the groove – the kind of groove that reminds you summer days in the park while the strong bass-line announces already the next track.
on the flip, “starter” stands out as the perfect dancefloor killer with an infernal groove and a real fat analog bass-line that will keep you moving whether you want it or not. add just a few crispy tribal percussions on a classic raw 909 beat and you got the simplest and dubbiest song of the record but also the most efficient dancefloorwise.
the last cut, “apple pie”, might be the deepest of them all. spacy melodies and trippy vocals in the background make you first feel like you’re chillin on some extraterrestrial beach far away from earth. it starts as a nice breakbeat building the atmosphere before slowly evolving into a more 4-4esque tech-house with the bass coming in only after a couple of minutes. even if the sound was resolutely analogic, the whole ep is extremely well produced with a special care for details. at many levels this three-track ep is a landmark in the label history.
time for repress.

after soi009, comes soi008.2 – diego krause delivering another timeless ep for sukhumvit records. i’m delighted to announce these loopy house rhythms, my label and maybe your record bag needs. straight to the dome and aftermath show diego’s skills for the most groovin’ patterns. resolve is made for the punchy heads, while kudzu speaks the language of a vibrant soul.
it’s for four to the floor knock out time.
happy to have you back on board brother.

finest funky disco mover

after soi009, comes soi008.2 – diego krause delivering another timeless ep for sukhumvit records. i’m delighted to announce these loopy house rhythms, my label and maybe your record bag needs. straight to the dome and aftermath show diego’s skills for the most groovin’ patterns. resolve is made for the punchy heads, while kudzu speaks the language of a vibrant soul.
it’s for four to the floor knock out time.
happy to have you back on board brother.

mysterious hand stamped white label from the equally elusive jeremy vibes.

a riotous romp through imaginatively used samples, familiar piano riffs, customary beats and other rave tropes, the master of mischief luke vibert puts together a 10 track ode to the era of m25 convoys, mobile phone hotlines and raving amongst dogs on strings in british aerodrome fields. with a long and extensive history in the uks dance counterculture spanning three decades, vibert has released a barrage of inventive and animated music over the years that really doesn’t take itself too seriously, and is all the better for it. lps and singles for mo wax, warp, planet mu, ninja tune and rising high really speaks for itself, so its a honour to welcome vibert back onto hypercolour (after 2014s ridmik album and 2015’s return of his kerrier district moniker).
the double vinyl release includes a download code.

hnnys big tune nothing from earlier this year now remixed by kyodai alongside a killer unreleased latin house jam from kyodai entitled vengo loco .
no fuzz...just a serious buzz on this one!
limited stamped 12 inch !

2018 repress, limited to 200 copies!
relentless as any artist peven everett has the knack of putting out lots of beautiful unique songs. voted number one rnb artist in chicago, peven has a massive following of soul heads around the world. we at bombay have big fans from day one with his early work with roy davis jr. and the classic bombay release men from the nile “watch them come”. his career has seen him drop some classic records including the “studio confessions” project. his bombay releases are 2 dance floor cuts from his deep collection. “heat up”, a catchy vocal cut on a super funky groove with warm keys and a bumping bassline. along with “when we’re together”, a chicago style dance floor loop with layered with peven’s infectious harmonies. the additional heat up club edit courtesy of the awaaz kids adds a thump and snap to the song for people who like that.

edgy uk house output on the legendary warriors dance label ! tip !

coming next from adult only: the repress of one of the most sought-after 12s from the label back catalogue. ao19: “formula express – main course” was originally released in 2002 and featured guillaume la tortue, jef k and chris carrier.
this is actually some of the last records ever produced by the mysterious guillaume la tortue, one of the pioneer of electronic music in france, who’s quoted by laurent garnier in his infamous “electrochoc” book as one of his main influence back in the days.

the record opens on the “main course”: a classic tech-house number with a beautiful 909 beat and a tasteful use of various samples and fx all through the track. the funky vocals still sound fresh today but the secret here (as often with chris carrier’s related work) is the groove – the kind of groove that reminds you summer days in the park while the strong bass-line announces already the next track.
on the flip, “starter” stands out as the perfect dancefloor killer with an infernal groove and a real fat analog bass-line that will keep you moving whether you want it or not. add just a few crispy tribal percussions on a classic raw 909 beat and you got the simplest and dubbiest song of the record but also the most efficient dancefloorwise.
the last cut, “apple pie”, might be the deepest of them all. spacy melodies and trippy vocals in the background make you first feel like you’re chillin on some extraterrestrial beach far away from earth. it starts as a nice breakbeat building the atmosphere before slowly evolving into a more 4-4esque tech-house with the bass coming in only after a couple of minutes. even if the sound was resolutely analogic, the whole ep is extremely well produced with a special care for details. at many levels this three-track ep is a landmark in the label history.
time for repress.

finest funky disco mover

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new knekelhuis with sabla, job sifre, maoupa mazzocchetti, patricia kokett

auftakt zu einer neuen vinyl-serie, die sich herausragenden elektroniktiteln widmet.

remixes from la-4a, edit select, janice, and dyad. limited clear vinyl.

supported by delicieuse musique, folamour, moony me, st paul, voyeur, ponty mython, kian t, kisk and many others. after 7 years in the game, apparel music strikes again in style with a brand new concept. the main ingredient of this recipe called ôapparel waxö is quality music, without any compromise or distinction. apparel wax is the aka of an unknown/unanimated artist, brought to life by many talented international ghost producers who, from now on, will be pulling apparel musicÆs strings. curated by giuseppe dÆalessandro, mastered by lopazz, vinyl cut by schnittstelle, r.a.n.d. muzik manufacturing, licensed by sac a pain ltd, distributed by wordandsound.

12 inch picture sleeve

supported by moon boots, & krystal klear and skream

rnt welcomes upstart londoner cody currie into the roster with the groove-heavy movin smoke ep. a precociously well-developed production talent, the young producer puts his penchant for deep house sample-scapes on full display here. from the blissful lilt of the title track to the creatively crafted jazz funk of infinity i & ii through to the b-side bangers make love and magic city, this record is a beautiful listen from beginning to end.

classic uk techno

bass transmissions from lagos via london