season by season, we raise a toast to our artists and guests by creating a new collection of sounds. cafe soda selects volume one captures all the memories of the past year. the a-side starts with crymes <sun synchro>. the track captures the essence of summer with its vibrant dub rhythms and sultry 90s vibes, featuring irresistibly sexy vocals that embody pure feel-good energy. a2 sets the stage for ben balances <you got this energy>, a vibrant track that seizes the eclectic energies of people, weaving together dynamic rhythms and the deep essence of souls. it is a musical journey that celebrates the unique spirit and rhythmic soulfulness inherent in us all. on the flip, check out the two originals from fmn, the latest project by frag maddin and najeh. <for you> is a catchy groove that easily grabs every dancer with its rolling bassline. the song has no breaks, allowing ravers to stay in trance. with <rave>, b2 celebrates a raw house anthem with a memorable theme, thick kick, banging clap, and a wild hi-hat swing. an homage to the 90s powerhouse era.

this 21 track 50 plus minute dancehall epic also includes other veteran vocalists such as g sudden, rdl shellah, buddydon, and darkchild plus newer talents such as fearless, longdon, latty, king kush and 1 solar boss

black vinyl. bar 25 turns 200 and presents an incredibly good compilation. do not sleep on this one!

bar 25 turns 200 and presents an incredibly good compilation. do not sleep on this one!

including remixes by tom ellis and huerta. 180 gram / vinyl only. repress incoming!

decks tip!

rollin minimal house stuff! good one!

to celebrate bosom ltd 10th release, we invited our good friends from ukraine: kirik & alia palant. special limited edition on blue & yellow splatter vinyl, available on vinyl only. in this release you can also find remixes by armando - pt and irv.in.

3rd album

techno 2x12 inch incl tolouse low trax, al wootton, anatolian weapons

to infinity and beyond. ufo95, alias killian vaissade is a french artist and electronic music producer. in search of unknown sounds, ufo95 travels through different worlds and different eras. he finds his inspiration in the psychedelic rock from the 60s and 70s, and in the techno scene from the 90s or even the idm scene, such as aphex twin... he also draws from the jungle and experimental scenes to propel a hypnotic, alienating and decidedly unique sound. very early on, music was his calling. mainly because he lived with his family above his parents’s nightclub. killian learned to play several instruments, he will also tryout rock bands in high school. as he turned 18, he chose to move towards music through sound engineering. first contact: he was then abducted by electronic music and, selftaught, he launched other artistic projects. he started playing under other aliases, and first live performed with rgs collective. recently, he landed in the reunion island in order to set up a family start-up, which works to reclaim environmental waste. recently back in france, he confined himself out into the countryside during the spring of 2020 and fired up ufo95, an unidentified fabulous object of music. he also released his first lp >popularity is overrated< on mama told ya label, in a cosmic collaboration with anetha. ufo95 is a good guy. be like ufo95. explore. enjoy.the b-side starts with syndrome. its earth-shattering kick and hypnotic atmospheres drag the listening into a weird, occult journey. ideal for the late-night darkrooms, metaphorically and figuratively. takaaki itoh, the japanese techno sensation and founder of the acclaimed wols label, follows up with his own rendition of the track. the remix from this remarkable legend within the scene is both eerie and engaging from the get-go. its driven by a thumping kick, playful hi-hats, and modular bells – a combination that combines the whole release and makes it such an essential for djs who are daring enough to take their set toward unknown territory. the planet x label is the brainchild of the icelandic techno artist exos where the harder side of techno is explored.

there’s a good reason new age music has been soaring back to the forefront of the media’s cultural agenda and the population’s consciousness: this planet is a stressful ball of confusion at the best of times, and seeking refuge from reality’s shitstorm has become mandatory for us to regain a semblance of sanity. new age music is an effective coping mechanism in this regard. st. louis-based heavy breathing is one of america’s foremost proponents for the cause, proven here through his meditative “escalators in space” mixtape.

almost otherworldly in its vastness and serene beauty, many musicians have drawn from the well of inspiration that is arizona’s sonoran desert, but few are quite as accomplished or prolific as steve roach. an ambient pathfinder and electronic innovator, his back catalogue as vast as those breathtaking vistas – sonic renderings of arid landscapes littered with saguaro cacti are found in good company alongside didgeridoo-focused experiments and ethereal drifts that navigate the event horizon, between the brilliance of space and a black abyss.
reminiscent of philip glass’ minimalism and the kosmische stylings of tangerine dream, ‘skeleton keys’ seemed to fall somewhere between the two. conjuring expansive meditations amongst the impossible tangle of wires that dangle from his apparatus, roach opens portals from the grand canyon state into a cluster of newborn stars with intricate, intelligent sequencing and modular synthesis.
recorded between 2005 and 2015 from roach’s famed timeroom and timehouse studios, the album was fully realized through advancements in technology, specifically, synthesizers.com’s large format analog modular sequencer. organic, fluid and intuitively kneaded into his spooling soundscapes, it’s now to be committed to cassette for the first time, bridging the synaptic gap with a new ‘expanded’ version that elongates the original 74-minute duration.

urban/soul/blues/r&b/gospel

solo instr. without orchestra

punk

regular pressing on black vinyl.

limited pressing on clear vinyl.

jazz