one of the stand out tracks from osunlades excellent artist album elelments beyond from early 2007 hits the shelves with a plethora of remixes from dj gregory, deetron and manoo stella. dj gregory does what he does best, building and layering tribal rhythms with techy beats with a touch of off key xylophone action thrown in for good measure. the manoo stella mix starts deep before big pads and synths take it in a near progressive direction, while deetron strips things right back and does away with most of the vocal for a pounding house rhythm perfect for the late night clubs. a great track made better by a set of slick remixes makes this a promising start to 2008 for strictly rhythm and osunlade.

bs1 is back to get some dancefloors jumpin. the tool on this occasion is the knockout remix of kubiks mindwatcher by none other than producer of the moment: heist. it bobbles, it punches, it ducks and it weaves - all the while doing what heist and kubiks do best

one of the stand out tracks from osunlades excellent artist album elelments beyond from early 2007 hits the shelves with a plethora of remixes from dj gregory, deetron and manoo stella. dj gregory does what he does best, building and layering tribal rhythms with techy beats with a touch of off key xylophone action thrown in for good measure. the manoo stella mix starts deep before big pads and synths take it in a near progressive direction, while deetron strips things right back and does away with most of the vocal for a pounding house rhythm perfect for the late night clubs. a great track made better by a set of slick remixes makes this a promising start to 2008 for strictly rhythm and osunlade.

in the beginning the was a dream, a dream to become part of the living womb of good music. a dream of being real, true to myself and i set this dream to fly high. days and years passed by and i didn t seem to find response but one day in the arkest hour came the light and then i knew i had to hustle it s a song about my determination to express myself widely whitin the realm of good music, won t be selling my soul, won t be taking the easy path, its all about what is real, training harder and harding until i get what i want: the pure sound of goodness for the dancefloor, for my life and the whole world. that s how i hustle. abicah soul confuzed well this track started as another track but i took the sounds from anohter track put with this that how i came up with the idea confused .i started listening sounded good i stuck with it.onw word deep stephen rigmaiden jeepin basically jeepin was done and i was listening to acapella s for like 2 weeks trying to find the right vocal snippets. my thoughts were how was i going to get franck s interest? i knew the track was done but for him to pick it up it needed a vocal. then i came across the perfect vox. i used a montage of a few different vocals, some hip hop elements, some jazz elements, some gospel elements, ill leave up to you to decipher. i knew i wanted a raw, kinda hip hop type of feelingas well, something you can get on the dance floor and go uggh!, that s my shit!! or damn i gotta get in that circle and show em whats up! i made it for the dancers out there, b- boys, house dancers , or jus ya regular club kids. trying to get the crowd hype is always my intentions , i feel this track does jus that. now get on the dance floor and recognize the sound!

phat peaktime rollin techno mover !!hailing from the uk and run by pedro delgardo, yin yang has established world fame. due to the labels party minded image and full throttle dancefloor smashers - it catalog can be found in the bags of jocks like dj preach, michel de hey, carl cox, cave and elton d! after the success on similar labels like dolls, adult and fly life, bosnian talent mladen tomic makes his appearance on yin yang. funk driven, peak time material is what you get!

well known and classic acapella tools. feat acapellas by todd terry all stars feat tara mcdonald, pete doyle, copyright, lisa millett, djd feat phillipa alexander, johnny corporate, kings of tomorrow, osunlade feat divine essence, quentin harris feat margaret grace and lenny fontana

you may already know barem (aka mauricio barembuem) from his releases on (un)foundsound, pariter and phonocult or from his remixes on resopal, mos ferry and einmaleins. if so you, wont be surprised in the slightest to find him surfacing on minus with never better than late to round off what has been another groundbreaking year for this ubiquitous label. the electro flavoured broken beats of so serial (digital only) make it the perfect tool for opening a set or for shifting the mood. the melancholy tones, the massive snare reverbs and the low, stuttering acid bassline gradually turn up the pressure before eventually triggering the 4/4 section, establishing the perfect platform to propel the eve! ning onto the next level. the fantastically titled ears conclu! des the release,offering more subsonic trickery in a similar vein. the percussive licks shift up and down amid a wash of reverbs and delays, while the bubbling bassline motors forward, keeping the scuttling efx in check

tom de neef is back to rock the dance floors again. with the new track called >dragonfly< and with the marvellous jacquita on vocals, tom makes sure that no matter what, people will shake it till the early morning. with several monikers like plastika, tdn, behemouth and bazement freakz (with eddie amador), tom de neef is no newcomer to the dance scene. his previous creations have been played by roger sanchez, pete tong, laurent garnier, jack de marseille and many others. the track- listing is completed with a baggi begovic vocal remix and a mix done by rocco mundo & onno. >dragonfly< will have everybody get up on their feet to heat up dance floors from antwerp to new york

rmx by terry lee brown jr. !!q: what does the afterglow of this summer sound like? a: >its about love<, from silicon funk. it all began with a prerelease at radio stations >ibiza global radio<, >sonica fm< & >radio monte carlo 2<. even >ministry of sound< jumped aboard and took the terry lee brown jr. remix for their 2007 >la nuit 2< compilation. all the tracks on this record, arranged with the soulful and powerful vocals of jimmie wilson, will be a must-have for most djs. the real highlight is the terry lee brown jr. version (a1), remixing the original (a2) in a reduced and more uplifting form into a real dance floor experience.

three brand new tracks from the rising star elliot dodge, whos currently working alongside orlando voorn on the newly resuscitated night vision label, while collaborating with rennie foster, quantec and others. weve always admired elliots forward thinking approach to beat driven techno music, which tips the hat to detroit legends hood & mills while retaining a firm understanding of classic uk techno. whats more, we think this is his best output yet

they love it: laurent garnier, tocadisco, sian, tom wax, felipe, dr. motte, monika kruse, leandro gamez, oliver huntemann… + big in groove mag ! voodooamt aka patrick lindsey is frisbee artist since the very beginning and now, mearly 10 years since his first release on the label (ft 002 – 1/98), delivers 2 highlights why we asked ourself for a while >what is the a-side?<. finally we decided to have the first double a-side on frisbee and german groove magazine is already hyping both tracks in their last issue: >primetime bomb< & >ecstasy<. all that right after his current hit >wanton mood< on funkwelle, which also got rave reviews

here comes the third installment of what has grown in shortest time to munichs number one minimal/micro-techno label, platform b. this time introducing micro-house uber-talent patrick pelzner (the little brother of michael >micky monzza< pelzner, part of the project micky monzza & joseph disco) and munichs super-ill-maniac torpedobruder (torpedo brother) with a track full of controversity. on the flipside platform b boss luetzenkirchen delivers a classical floor killer to finish this ep

san francisco legend and international deep house don, miguel migs, returns from touring his latest artist album with another chapter in the nrk coast2coast series. a quality and seamless mix of polished house grooves, these double pack vinyl lps present some of the choice tunes on offer on his dj mix, including tracks & remixes from spiritcathcher, jimpster, lisa shaw, incognito, schmoov and many more

nice price deal !!! having previously recorded disco sucks vol.3 for bill brewsters disco sucks label! this 12 is actually his first release under this name, and what a way to start. a. takes on n.e.r.d she wants to move featuring the hip hop allstars (q tip, de la soul, jungle brothers, native tongue) and turns it in to a disco hip house monster! a guaranteed floor filler! b1. get down, samples the classic new york disco punk funk tune connie case, and turns it into an electro disco house belter. b2 is a down tempo baldelli style, cosmic/slo motion flavour, ideal tune for the beginning or the end of the night!

dead soul brothers is that man herve again, along with production partner seba. the eight track double pack opens with a four cuts of dancefloor hysteria - the type you would expect from the man herve. it also includes a killer rerub from phones too. the ep then turns into a blissed out, dreamy electronic psyche album reminiscent of rubber soul era beatles not what youd be expecting at all! its very much in that chemical brothers vein one minute bangin, the other all fluffy and deep. limited to 500 copies and totally needed.

the coop lll e.p #1 features the original bad boy 4 heros marc mac seminal carnival anthem from last year something comes over, a monstrous track with the duttiest bassline wreaking havoc on any discerning dancefloor . detroits fave son ayro turns out another heavyweight classic with movin on featuring the irish afrod ginger ninja on vocals too. domu has a nu vision with this little jazz tech gem & is a perfect insight to whats in store & to come in the future. kay suzuki returns again to deliver a superb feelin u, another classic bruk vocal workout

lovely slice of deep vocal heaven here starting with an afro brazilian flavored guitar intro and gentle beat with a subtle kick that slides into some extra warm synths and the baduesque vocal by zansika that sets the tone, polish all the way. incredible break about two thirds the way through that gets quiet and takes a moment for just the beat, echoing vocal and dizzying synths that should mesmerise the floor. b side dub strips the track down to its essence exposing all its elements to let us see what makes it work so well

big follow up !! the still unknown bowling centre downtown kreuzberg gave the name for this ep - there incognito appearing electronic music lovers of all kind meet occasionally wednesdays for strange tasting kaiserpower beer to strike and spare and celebrate their incomprehensibly bad ball feeling – techno bowling at it’s best. wednesday is bouncy fun minimal with fresh surprises throughout the track - very much what we have come to love about tony rohr tracks. kaiserpower is a trip back to the powerful, trippy, voodoo side of things for mr. rohr, which we haven t seen in a while… drop it like it’s hot

when jesse rose and future house music berliner oliver $ got together it was obvious that something special was about to happen and we would say thats exactly what went down. head to the a-side for jesses deepest ever remix, subtel yet straight to the point…the release fits the label perfectly, just five minutes of grooves with that twisted edge. already getting plays by the likes of bob the builder, fritz the cat, the furry freak brothers, eddie murphy and the likes. keep it real, keep it dumb, keep it playing... dj support matthias tanzmann, dj t, anja schneider ...

brother, the second track of reeads album take what you need was conceived in collaboration with guillaume françois & johann querne. this track has an unusual pop rock touch quite different from rewind, reeads first track selected to be on the official compilation of the 2007 winter music conference. brother is just as diverting & enchanting as the album. it reflects the artists will to widen its musical spectrum focusing maybe a little less on the electronic influence of his music and going back to the essence of it. brother thus features a steady voice accompanied by a strait guitar & an efficient bass line. without a doubt, the single and ep will conquer its audience thanks the several remixes that will rejoice the electro music fans. reead >brother< produced by reead written by reead, guillaume françois & johann querne.

incl tolga fidan remix (vakant). the last year luxaflex showed the world what it is made of and that it can ride along with the current demand and constantly moving musical development. the label presents a series of pure art ranging from bare minimal, to tech-house and just about everything in between. with the search for innovative technologies and music come new talents - waiting to take over controls from the settled producers. ali kuru is one of those young producers with a huge potential. check it

yo. its 2007. many people make the wrong decision. dont want no hihats. just want smörsås. check this. this goes out to our main mongos speak, reh dogg and siggi. rest in peace. my respect, he was the best. yeah cmon. sometimes people make hihat. dont know what is for. bizniz! yeah thats right, cmon. we dont want no hihat, just live and love eachothers, our family our friends. we have so much smörsås. the world is too big. cmon.yeah. stop your hihats. stop your bizniz. we pray for god. check. why must you cry? bizniz. yeah c mon. if you were a wheel chair i would still care and love you? hugg & pepp 4 life 2007

the best bit about the muscles is the muscles. super explosive neu-rave-ish guitar drenched dance music for the hottest clubs from berlin to tokyo to sydney to paris… fierce vocals, out of time harmonies over the top of soft trance synthies + a dose of solid techno. whatch out for the muscles!

nice and chunky, keep up doing what you do so wellintroducing deadset: an act that crafts house music in some of its many disguises. the two man team used to do a lot of that, and a little bit of this. before deadset1 and deadset2 came into being, they played in the sandpit with the likes of muse, miss kittin, royksopp, tiefschwarz, justin timberlake, scissor sisters and with labels such as fine, blue fin, souvenir, made to play, wall of sound and tsuba. now they do a lot of this and only a little bit of that. disregarding this, that and the other, their tipping point has arrived… they have also been allowed to play around at the likes of weekend (berlin), panoramabar (berlin), fabric (london), the end (london) and countless other joints. lovingly nurtured, their forthcoming album, keys open doors, is about to be released into the wild from the arms of jesse rose and his front room label. music for now, with an eye on tomorrow, made with sounds of then. deadset 1 is tom mangan. deadset 2 is cass. cass + mangan is dead. long live deadset

>sos< combines the classic stonebridge club sound with some new, fresh elements that all together thrown into the melting pot lead to serious mass hysteria on the dancefloors. vocalist erire, who has been alongside the swedish house don for many years provides a classy female vocal that stays in the clubbers mind and keeps flowing perfectly with a huge bassline and some genuine synth riff. on the flip ortega & gold deliver a mix that at first listen might sound a little too heavy but try this in the club and youll see what happens! additional mixes still to come from wawa, chris kaeser, playmaker and man of the moment mischa daniels will add their magic to and already outstanding record in its original versions. sos-stonebridge is back with a blast

dj fex is an accomplished produced and dj. having released tracks on such labels as serial, brique rouge, hypnotic, dessous, visitor, gourmet or systematic, his reputation is not to be done. as a dj, fex is a resident at mix club in paris and resident of the famous parties kings.fex gives us one of his best work so far, totally in the vein of what he does on his own label robotronic. acid forever is a moody yet obsessive track with a strong melody. its not particulary acid sounding but the vibe is here and it stays forever! on the remix tip, man of the moment tommy four seven, always on top form when it comes to make people dance and mark o’sullivan, half of dk7 with jesper dahlbäck and half of mark & john with his cousin john, member of the swedish mafia, who has recently remixed mike monday and had a release on plastic city lately. overall a strong package of mixes again

since fall 2006 dapayk is raising a lot of dust with his first solo album >impulsion parasite< and the ongoing tour. now, mo’s ferry prod. presents the >rmxs part 1< with adaptations by louderbach, butane, tanith and 3dots. the tracks are as diverse as the remixers themselves and show in what plurality and variety dapayk’s music is recognised and interpreted

wagon repair welcome a new artist to their ranks in the form of italian minimal master luca bacchetti. after a host of releases on italian label tenax, spawned from the cult club of the same name, this is a heavy dose of entrancing minimal - equally suited for the dancefloor or the late train ride home. a side >rolling brooklyn< pushes the envelope a bit further, a busy and investigatory track driven by sniffing snare sounds, moist synth balloons and screeching metallic accents. ascending from chaos to minimal bliss. distinctly urban, b side >what ever< progresses defiantly amidst reverb laden howls and sirens, throbbing to climax with stabbed bass and rolling percussion in an inpenetrable surge to the senses. final cut >flat mates< keeps up the pace. led by a dizzy synth haze and fueled by a tight house rhythm, luca adds acoustic metal drum sounds into the mix to broaden the tone.

its not minimal techno, its not electrohouse, its not progressive, its italian freshness…if you surf the cool electronic club sound and follow djs like steve lawler, seb fontaine, hernan cattaneo, satoshi tomiie, john digweed, you definitely know what are we talking about alex dolby & maskio is one of the hottest duos in the electronic club scene right now. here they combine the best out of their recent underground hits monday and airball and you get tokyo zoo and u make me sick, two timeless floor burner

nice price deal !!! the track has blown up probably every club in holland the last weeks and is now finally available with a marcello niespolo remix

rennie pilgrem strikes again eraser does what it says excellent breakbeat action with amazing drum programming a must have

hot hit remixes by d.i.m. ,tomas barfod & surkin if you don t understand chromeo it s obvious you are a racist. only racists and deaf people are immune to the montreal duo s funky funk. but because everyone at turbo can both hear... and believes in racial harmony and equality for all. we dig chromeo.... and are proud, nay humbled, to >drop< their first single off the desperately anticipated second album: fancy footwork. what makes this >footwork< so fancy you ask? racist scum... step the fuck off and open your heart to the finest distillation of minneapolis groove since mazarati. the chromeo boys are back in the o-sept to heal the fractured soul of dance music. teenage lovers, 20 something blogpoders, 30 something burn-out ex-raver >graphic designers< and 40 something afro-americans can all finally party under one roof... and that roof has a name, and that roof is on fire, and the only ones who can put out that funk-fire also happen to be the guys the roof is named after: chromeo - going to be huge !!!

robb scotts third single from his glorious debut album afro odyssey is called revolution (future love) and features the gorgeous miss theasha faison. what a song! this one has it all, funky and catchy rhythms, great vocals and deep lyrics. a true statement towards the so called new world order! to calm things down the beat baron out of the dutch country, kid sublime comes up with a dope and reflective version of revolution. on the flip the great seiji from the mighty bugz in the attic collective turns things upside down and drops nothing less than a futuristic dance masterpiece! blessing us with a fierce vocal and an insane dub version. peace to seiji for those straight up booty bouncing rhythms

big with: damian lazarus, kiki, jimpster, ripperton, p.toile, m.monday daso franke, a fellow well known not only for his fantastic releases on mbf and connaisseur, but also for his furious live-sets, sets out to bring the noise again. after having been inspired by the nerdy world of old-schoolish adventure games for his last release, he uses the dissolute world of absinthe as an afflatus this time. he takes us to a land where alluring little green fairies buzz around and people cut their ears off under absinthe’s massively woozy influence. thujon: the impact of well-made absinthe depends on its concentration of thujon. it can best be described as a kind of heightened clarity of mind and vision. and this is what this track is all about - 100% thujon! louche is the name of the cloudy effect you achieve by adding water to spirits, which contain anise, like absinthe does. this track starts with a low-key groove, which forces up to a mental dance affaire, including a genuine rocking daso-esque break

there s no need to introduce these two as we all know what happens when they get down together on this label. massive massive quirky electro here with >the truth< proving just how cutting edge these two are.

a heavy one tracker that has all the elements of a classic house track. just bounce does what is says bouncy beats, jazzy horns and deep elements all make this a dancefloor destroyer. alexander east mixes things up nicely on his signature deep mix to round out the a side. slum science work the b side with a deep and moody remix perfect for anytime of the night. hector moralez & cubase dan team up as the block committee and serve up a tough, dubby rework of the original

reissue of the superb album from shaun escoffrey in a limited edition that contains bonus 4 track ep from the don e urban sessions

rmxs by vitalic & david carretta, crash course in science (ccis) is an electronic musical group that was formed in 1979. the band was formed as a way to explore performance art and music, which the members desperately needed to express. .. this 12inch contained the songs >cardboard lamb< and >flying turns< which are two of the bands most recognizable tracks. this record has been regarded as influential to the techno industrial genres and was an early inception of what is now known as the >electro< sound.. one remix made by the crash course in science band themselves in 2006 !!! amazing uptodate remix done by the original member, which sound incredibly music of now. another remix made by vitalic , which gonna be a classic hymn for clubs as always when vitalic rework a track. and the last remix done by david caretta who give another dimension to the original track. this crash course in science band have been many times sampled by artist of today, now you know from where comes the original

4tracker!! the track has blown up probably every club in holland the last weeks and is now finally available

this dope 4 tracker starts off with homero espinosa (yerba buena) delivering the goods on >le one<. tight drums, a deep pulsating bassline and superb keys are the order of the day here. wicked! next up we have the 1200 warriors dropping a remix of >le one< that gives us a different take on the origianl with it s boompty funk and spoken vocal samples. on the flip we have those two badasses from indianapolis john larner & slater hogan coming correct with a nice deep funker that is sure to get the booties shakin on the dancefloor. last but not least we have dani deahl s >too hot to handle<, which is exactly what the title says, hot with its massive sub bass. 4 heaters on this one

what a bassline!!! amazing support by dj hell, karotte, david guetta, etienne de crécy, arnaud rebotini, andrea doria, satoshi tomiie swen weber aka stormq is producing records since 2001 and also releases on f.t.w. recordings. scratch massive from paris (mbf records) add an amazing funky remix, while german dj and producer oliver moldan take it to the minimal side of things

kimmo rapatti aka mono junk (dum/trope/plugresearchstyrax) throws down a tough electro ep for adam xs imprint sonic groove. metallic rhythms thump with the heavy backbeats

the last chapter of a four-piece vinyl remi x series including eight exclusive in-house remixes.but the mobilee crew is still on >back to back< tour and rocking several cities during the next month. the chapter is closed by the label boss hersel f. anja schneider has her way with daniel stefanik s anthem >the bells< and she is definitely >back from the valley< . this tune develops a lot of energy without opening all floodgates.and stefanik—not to be bested—does his magic on exercise one s >debaya< . mobilee seems to be daniels field for rave experiments. you never guess what happens in the final sequence while listening to the first seconds of this track. another old school lesson from a new school producer

cloudy bay his debut ep for poker flat. once more the new 3-tracker proves his enormous skills. cloudy bay is a catchy and simply beautiful track with exciting strings and a wicked break which bring up the right dose of ecstasy on the floor. massive tune! the b-side holds two more high-spirited tracks with >whats your name< being a bit more relaxed and deep, while >lazy bastard< edges upwards again to a good pace with a great arrangement and a 100% positive vibe. fantastic release by a great producer who is well known for his top collaborations with loco dice, timo maas ....

following in the footsteps of audikas cd reissue, arthur russells most extraordinary work, world of echo is reissued for the first time as a newly remastered limited edition double vinyl set. 18 tracks are featured including drumless versions of his disco classics lets go swimming, tree house and wax the van along with four previously unreleased tracks from sketches from world of echo. originally released in 1986, world of echo is a deeply intimate and meditative work of awe inspiring grace and remains a timeless work of sublime beauty. arthurs aim was to achieve what he calls the most vivid rhythmic reality, with just cello, voice, and echoes. arthur achieved all of this and more on one of the most incredible suite of songs ever recorded

in the wake of raudive aka oliver ho (podium 1) comes amsterdam native shinedoe who with her 2004 debut >dilemma< (on 100% pure) instantly accomplished what others never achieve: respect and support by the likes of väth, hawtin and villalobos. her style: straightforward, strictly functional detroit techno - with an essential and effective touch of soul. as her debut album is expected for september 2006, we may catch a glimpse into the near future with her track >amsterdam meets berlin.< here, she does what she s best at. she uniquely creates atmosphere with just one chord, relying on the power of harmonies. but watch out. when the dreamlike vibe leads to a sudden change of keys, we re all puppets on her strings.

the sixth sequel in the traffic signs series convinces once again with its special signature sound. dry, acid-driven, stripped down but featuring enthusiastic structures and well-chosen sounds, this is what traffic sounds is all about.>coming down< on the a-side is a lively acid-packed track. opening and closing filters, delays and loads of nice effects make this a more than useful peak time weapon! >back on crack< on the flip brings a heavy dose of pushing chords, fizzing open hi-hats and cracking snares all around. don t take the track s title too seriously!

what s up? is the first release of southwest-german dj and club owner unique aka achim koch, presenting his definition of groovy tech-house. its superb funky bassline and well worked out stops, breaks and the acidic sequenzer topping right after the main break make this track outstanding and recognizable. it s not just a good tool – it s burning down dancefloors at any time! plays by dj monique, martin eyerer, dj raw, m.a.n.d.y., good groove…

start with a collaboration between abe and gene lefosse.. gene lays down the hypnotic bassline and tones mixed with his signature wet tripped out rhtyhm loops. add mr. duque on vocals telling you all about how dope the bassline is. a psychedelic house adventure. flip it for the return of the abe and blake baxter team, their first track since their last classic <what happened?>