supported by: raresh, zip, ricardo villalobos and more.
noidoi are back on track! the romanian invaders team up with their second ep on our beloved sublabel love letters from oslo. after their last ep dupa joi on oslo, which was released just a short while ago, the masters of puristic funk are back again. inainte inapoi iar starts with a randomized and funky off-beat snare drum, which morphs into a deep and massive bass break anthem. then, the simple but classy melody pads lead into a typical romanian house groover, which is distinguished by his complex drum patterns and edgy percussion. the second track peloc, made of a playful oldschool melody, reminds on the good old times back in the days. a solid tool for unique moments, which can be big, if used in the right order!

supported by:ricardo villalobos, raresh, loco dice,.. noidoi, the oslo new comers from 2010 are back with 3 tracks that will save the dj summer.on the a side we have a huge track, dupa joi, very deep and able to be the peak time on every party. the hypnotic groove and the strong volcals will not go out of your mind.for the b side the romanians guys prepared 2 tracks based on development, very percussive and loopy, but the never forget to come to the point. dont miss the first oslo record for this summer

right in time for summer oslo presents us two promising talents from romania named noidoi. they fit perfectly into the exceptional talent round of oslo and let us hope on a hot summer. aprilli 9 on the a side is a classic piece with wonderful house chords, which kept the audience by his extraordinary sound. noidoi opens up on the b side with aprilli 6, a title with no less high quality. the sound is definite more electronic pronounced than on the a side. trebor, impulsive and at the same time groovie is ideally suited for the somewhat late hour and rounds the ep off with his deepen mood.

after the 13th tape release, hmd records has compiled it’s first ep ever with various artists, from helsinki and oslo. the music on the record is made by friends and colleagues of the oslo based label and party promoter, hmd. four tracks that vary in tempo and genre according to the artists different production styles. all tracks are connected by deep chords and a passionate drive, labeled with (slightly naive) working titles about various stages of love. very romantic, keeping in mind that hmd stands for hjemme med dama that roughly translates to home with the missus in a tongue in cheek kind of irony.

third metereze release is a 6 track double vinyl from romanian producer barac nicolae, one half of noidoi (oslo, material, fear of flying).