kasra v is launching his own imprint v-sion, which he will use not only for his own releases but also to further his vision of contemporary dance music. to kick things off, he presents a stunning 9-track compilation 10:10 kasra v presents 10 years on nts radio featuring unreleased tracks from some of his most revered guests who have graced his show over the years.

brooklyn based producer and dj ryan crosson makes his debut on frntr this october with his ‘we can only ever be how we are’ lp. moving away from the dance floor, the album has been in the making for the last ten years and sees ryan evolving as an artist as he continues to explore and push boundaries through his experimental musical output.

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pure electro plus the exaltics remix

decks tipp

soul , limited edition clear vinyl pressing, london pirate radio adverts vol. 2

rekids special record store release features two extraordinary dj koze re-edits of two recent radio slave tracks, from his recent feel the same album. seriously hot and a must for all radio slave and koze fans.

gorje hewek releases four track home 12 inch, yellow vinyl for initial pressing

black vinyl

black vinyl

indie edition clear vinyl

first official vinyl release

thomas neyens lässt sich von den wurzeln des frühen techno und der lo-fi electronica inspirieren und präsentiert eine einzigartige klangpalette, die auf einem diy- und rohen produktionsstil basiert.

matt edwards drops his eagerly anticipated debut radio slave album feel the same via his rekids imprint in september. easily his most recognisable nom de plume, radio slave was initially matt s pseudonym for remixes, with early reinterpretations of kylie minogue and new order leading into frequent work for both major and independent labels. he s now indisputably one of house and techno s most in-demand remixers, whilst original radio slave productions have gone on to appear via reputable imprints like running back, r&s, ostgut ton, nonplus and work them records.

floorplan delivers two excellent reinterpretations of radio slave ‘feel the same’, the title track from the rekids founder’s forthcoming album. made up of former underground resistance member robert hood and his daughter lyric, the detroit duo needs little introduction and last year saw the release of their illustrious album ‘victorious’ on hood’s m-plant. the first remix of ‘feel the same’ extends to eight minutes long and is a journey, incorporating echoing chords, intricate percussion and a medley of esoteric effects whilst cackling laughter ebbs in and out of the mix. meanwhile, the flip sees a more up front interpretation with its heady hook, rolling drums and energetic claps.

a big thank you to noose sound system for sharing these works with us all.