spacey 4 tracker from this talented producer jamie leather.

classy collaboration ep from rotterdam based producer jürgen bouman.

ltd edition

decks tipp

singer / songwriter

incl remixes from silverlining and hiroko yamamura & matt tolfrey

get your hands of my man..., chunky floorfriendly house music

great collaboration of session victim and erobique

incl jonas saalbach & khen remixes

early support by jamie jones, hector romero, tom findlay

incl ryan crosson rmx

the 2006 album from uruguayan musician jaime roos available on vinyl for the first time.

remastered reissue of jamie xx’ solo debut from 2015. regular pressing on black vinyl.

remastered reissue of jamie xx’ solo debut from 2015. special pressing in multiple colours, distributed at random.

incl. pablo mateo , casanova remix

incl. darius syrossian , alan dixon love attack remix

reissue of the self-titled 1974 debut album from brazilian duo jaime & nair.

handnumbered vinyl

next floor banger on hot creations

jamie 3:26 from chicago

outstanding electro banger

ltd 2020 coloured repress , one sided

** idontknow ** from jamie xx finally sees a proper vinyl release. max 1 per customer

7 tracks with full off jamie 3:26 madness

great 2-track house ep by jamie jones & alan fitzpatrick

afro futurist electro funk on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve with download code included.

slamming floorshaking prime time action

killer joint venture !!

next house bomb by dj knuckles!

very catchy romanian minimal techno! tip!

incl lauer & jamie paton mixes

supported by trevor jackson, michael mayer, red axes, tornado wallace, axel boman

jamie 3:26 basement edits vol 2 featuring acid whump and bostitch time. standard black vinyl pressing.

incl jamie jones remix

australia based brit jamie blanco serves up kilsha’s superb second ep and capitalises once more on a fine recent run of form.

chicago warehouse infected tracks

here it is finally tone dropout vol 7. this is a anglo/french,italian/oz extravaganza, a tdo meets lht banger.

we are proud to present a reissue of a selection of jaimes music from his 1997 album >the end of the beginning<

frankie knuckles presents directors cut feat jamie principle! jimmy edgar re-edit! 12 inch hand stamped label! tip!

numer one of two eps with a free digital download code.

mixture of jazz and hip hop

and so especial comes to its 30th release. as with the ees010 and ees020 the 12inch is given over as a sampler ep of alternate versions, dubs and unreleased cuts that deserve their time in the spotlight. again featuring a labels whos who, with fairplay, paton and baha appearing, but also new crews in vogue with roy of the ravers back, joined by the esteemed freeform five plus a debut from bal5000.

original + remixes from christopher groove & daniel kovac remix, brad wilder , felix da housecat

jamie jones joins forces with new york’s david berrie for an electrifying two track release on hot creations. doctor zouk is the result of a friendship spanning many years, and is set to be unleashed this autumn. title track doctor zouk is a bumpy, chuggy roller with a prominent percussive break and heady tribal undertone. future society uses thumping drum pads over a growling bassline with unmistakable high hats weaved together over futuristic synths. jamie jones is one of the industry’s most in demand and recognised djs. he heads up one of ibiza’s most treasured parties, paradise at dc10, and now takes it to all corners of the globe. his revered hot creations imprint has put out more than one hundred releases as well as playing a major part in launching the careers of patrick topping, richy ahmed and detlef. spending his formative years in new york, sneaking into the city’s diverse and flamboyant nightclubs and heavily influenced by a broad spectrum of genres, it wasn’t long before david berrie took to the turntables. he released on jones’ hottrax label last year and has had a number of releases on nervous and monique sp é ciale. he commands regular slots at bpm festival as well as at the paradise nights.

seb zitos seven dials imprint serves up its third offering with jamie trench & khalil anthony continuing to champion the early garage flavours that the label is fast becoming known for. what was missing transports you back to the 90s with that ukg groove, bumping sub bass goodness and kahlil s gritty vocals. the dub mix leaves only a small portion of the vocals in the mix, chopping them todd the god style and giving the shuffling garage rhythm more room to breathe. on the b side label head, seb zito, switches things into peak-time roller territory, dampening the kick whilst putting more emphasis on the hats, dubbing out vocal snippets, adding acid flurries and throwing in an epic echoed breakdown. all three mixes make a clear nod to the past, whilst firmly setting themselves in the present gold again from seven dials.

as well as manning his own label duro, theus mago can be found slinging out heat on turbo, kill the dj and more recently ombra. the mexican producer returns to home turf for his latest transmission, serving up one original track with two killer remixes. -inertials- is a rowdy beast in its original form, tapping up a breakbeat roll, dirty wave synth stabs and plenty more sonic debris for a cut that spans a whole lot of styles and makes them gel together seamlessly. inigo vontier takes the original and makes it into a bone-rattling drum track to batter the crowd into submission very late on in the dance. jamie paton takes a different approach on the b-side, weaving a little tenderness into the mix with some elegant synth lines that offset the raw bite of the drums beautifully.

berlin based electronic mainstay marquis hawkes has announced details of his second lp ‘the marquis of hawkes’, due out 24th august 2018 on fabric’s in-house label houndstooth (home to call super, aïsha devi, special request and more). ahead of this, hawkes will also release a new single featuring acclaimed uk soul singer jamie lidell. the single, entitled ‘we should be free’, features, alongside the low slung but melancholic original version, three reinterpretations of the song, remixed by hawkes himself. both this, and the essential previous single, “don’t u”, which featured the vocal talents of ursula rucker, will appear on the forthcoming album.