the third instalment in the shall not fade white label series featuring lk, dj boring, adryiano & deejay astral.

detroit legend rick wade steps up for the fourteenth release on vinyl only imprint shall not fade with his melodic, dancefloor fuelled ‘guardian of forever’ ep.
rick wade or big daddy rick is an artist who needs little introduction, a true house music legend, rick serves up three of his signature style tracks, accompanied by a remix from lk. the four track ep features jazz fuelled cuts, perfectly suited for the dancefloor.

adryiano richter aka adryiano first came onto the scene in 2012 with an acclaimed release on soul notes, since then he’s focussed on building his own cestraw imprint, as well as crafting and developing on his sound. this four track ep features jazz fuelled, sample heavy cuts, perfectly suited for the dancefloor. housed in full sleeve artwork sleeve, with disco bag inner.

geneva based producer pascal viscardi steps up for the twelfth release on vinyl only imprint shall not fade with this mesmerising and dreamy ‘last day in harajuku’ ep.
pascal viscardi first emerged onto the scene with a string of releases on traxx underground, followed by an acclaimed release on love notes from brooklyn. the swiss producer has a trademark sound, club friendly cuts with layers of depth and warmth. the four track ep features moody, intricate sequences with a notable jazz influence throughout. housed in full sleeve artwork with inner disco bag.

the mysterious nic araguay lands on shall not fade with 5 killer tracks that blend moody synths, ambient soundscapes, gritty rhythm patterns and eerie vocals.

four mechanical, heavy and infectious productions from steven be calm, helping to celebrate number 10 for shall not fade.

this four track ep from venice based producer, steve murphy, features jazzy, rhythm heavy productions with analogue elements throughout. number nine from a label that keeps on giving.

lk returns to bristol’s shall not fade with four tracks of jazzy, sample heavy house that are perfectly suited to the dancefloor.

after the success of snfw001, the edits series returns featuring the same four artists as the initial offering: aries, lk, steven b.c & deejay astral.

david willenberger aka trp first emerged onto the scene in 2016, with an impressive ep on lobster theremin. since making his mark on the scene, trp’s been lurking in the shadows, playing shows and working on some breathtaking material.
the four track ep features soulful and club friendly jams for those summer sunsets. packaged in full sleeve artwork, limited press.

goncalo salgado aka lake haze first came onto the scene in 2014, with a release on dj haus’s ­ unknown to the unknown imprint. since his impressive inception to the scene, lake haze’s sound has developed and evolved massively, so much so, that in 2015 he created an incredible offering for dutch label creme organisation, which featured a legowelt remix. the four track ep, features dark synthy productions on the a side, with more club friendly acid cuts on the flip. packaged in full sleeve artwork, limited press.

shall not fade kick off their white label series with a four track v/a featuring: aries (an alias of one of their previous release artists), lk, steven be calm & deejay astral. the four track ep, in one word is merry, tracks to be played at 5am as the night is starting to wind down. the ep consists of edits from some of the shall not fade rosters favourite tracks, straight white label business.

“room with a view” showcases both sides of stephane 1993’s production aliases, with two tracks from each persona on either side of the record. believe it or not, this is stephane 1993’s first full 12”, but with another release planned on boysnoize following this and a release on dj boneyard’s hound records label as steven be calm, the future s looking bright for the young producer from newcastle in australia.

2018 repress - australian newcomer, mall grab helps launch vinyl only imprint, shall not fade, with his moody, lo-fi and analogue sounding “alone” ep. this is mall grab s third full 12” and presents some of his finest productions to date, mall grab proves that it s not what you use, it s how you use it.