right after the success of his massive crude ep on adam beyer s famous drumcode imprint, patrick comes up with the titletrack dome - and boy what a follow-up it is! over ten minutes patrick keeps the tension high, teases us with the raw force of dome over just a few little kickdrum pauses until the track goes through the roof in on hell of a break! on the flip we have hot mess, another primetime weapon, and this one patrick produced together with per hammar, who made a name for himself with releases on great stuff, starlight and kant over the last year, but it was especially his track el salvador on mija rec. a few months ago that introduced per to a bigger audience, causing quite a stir on dancefloors worldwide!

peaktime couture it’s much more words to live by than just a simple message from funky town. each design strictly limited to 100 copies!!!

messageshirt, nice colored... (90% cotton, 10% polyrster)

fresh on the heels of his cache records release, technoir audio welcome back shawn rudiman to the imprint. this time around, mr. rudiman supplies us with 4 tracks that range from blisteringly dark, bass-driven groove material to spiritual anthems for lost futures. in this release, as we have seen from rudiman in the past, he shows not only the ability to handle the energy of the floor, but also to invoke the spirit, body and soul.

ultraphat pounding 4 track ep with prime time techno....

1997 mary j blige promo release.

producer toby leeming is making quite a name for himself. after a year of sowing the seeds on the underground, this london-based artist makes his first high profile release on arts newly formed dance division series. >messier 66< contains all the classic elements of pure dancefloor techno. driving ur style beats merge with basic channel chord delays - all underpinned by a menacing acid line. techno doesnt get any more sci-fi than the alien soundscapes of >anadine< - its classic detroit-inspired string stabs and abstract vocal washes are highlights of a frantic, scattering track that will keep the feet busy on the dancefloor. >paucity< ends this no-filler ep with its majestic, sweeping pads and uplifting melodies. the beats are still tough and relentless - making a perfect finale to the second release on arts dance division series.

incl. remix by beautiful swimmers aka andrew field-pickering and ari goldman.

theo parrish teams up with a constantly changing cast of soul / jazz musicians and singers. some of his heaviest, earthiest house grooves so far combined with angelic vocals and hot live instrumentation.

the freaks are on the road again, ready to refuel your empty dancing-tanks! the 15th freakshow release should seriously be on the wantlist of everybody who is searching for timeless electronic dancemusic that is aiming at the peaktime moments of the night. it is grooving like hell by having a minimalsitic approach wrapped in carefully crafted high class arrangements, hypnotically pushing & uplifting all of your senses. on the a-side, fausto messina comes up with >bafile street<, a proper microphunk stormer slightly sounding like a tribute to baby fords alltime classic track >make a move<. bafile street, is a track that is more than predestinated for being found in the peaktime moments of one of ricardo villalobos dj-sets. the flipside track is a contribution coming from 2 real techno-wizards. on the one hand jackspot, whom we know from datapunk or highgrade releases alongside his mate diego. their track called >muchen< slightly reminds us a of evergreens in techno history from mathew herbert mixed with a bit of wishmountain. all in all one must quote that if-15 is crossing the borders of techno, techhouse and minimal techno, thus making it possible to satisfy the needs of a lot of deejays playing different and versatile styles of electronic music

after the success of the re-edits vol.1 the messengers (kev beadle & darren moss) are back with a couple of peak-time floor fillers for vol.2.
>first left< is a huge funky fusion bomb that will be sure to move any crowd. looping up the classic herbie tune >just around the corner< the boys have added some percussive flavours to give it a summery edge. side 2 is their rework of ray barrettos version of stevie wonders >pastime paradise<. extending the intro and giving it an extra little kick the tune builds into the perfect singalong tune for those bbq afternoons and summer nights.
both tracks have already found their way into the cd cases of gilles peterson, king britt, phil asher, rainer truby, simbad, eddy ramich, mad mats, michael rutten, rob luis, kay suzuki,dom servini, souled, nik weston, dj asparagus and jonny miller and getting major support from them all.

deep, dubby, detroitish - finest levon vincent sounds on novel sound #3.

new tribal house hymn produced by mess & juice along with simone farina ..... the dancefloor gets ready to dance one more time!

for his latest project theo parrish teams up with a constantly changing cast of soul/jazz musicians and singers. some of his heaviest, earthiest house-grooves so far combined with angelic vocals and hot live instrumentation. album split over three 12 inches.

the messengers (kev beadle & darren moss) get busy re arranging and re jigging two classic tracks from back in the day. side 1 kicks off with creative love - a straight forward extended re arrangement of the excellent creative source version of ew&fs classic cant hide the love which really emphasises the brilliant chorus hook and creates a brilliant end of the night, hands in the air, sing a long vibe. on side 2 the boys get into jazz funk disco mode with an excellent re arranged and beefed up drum version of the 1978 classic six million steps by rahni harris re titled too many steps. both tracks have already been getting props and plays from the likes of gilles peterson, rainer truby, michael rutten, souled and nik weston.

incl remixes by markus fix and andrea ferlin

krachiger industrial hardcore

already support from boys noize, james talk, markus kavka, glimpse, savas pascalidis, patrick batemann and many more... the follow-up to the first, very successful, remute-release zuendli , is all about hypnosis. the a-side is a strong house tune with many glamourous breaks and twists, while the b-side is breathtaking techno-whip which will just destroy all dancefloors on the planet. be careful: it s actually, literally m.a.s.s. h.y.p.n.o.s.i.s.!!!

hot second release on messalina records, featuring not like you, a brilliant re edit of alan parsons i wouldnt wanna be like you which extends the groove perfectly and works it into a chugging balearic rock stormer. the b side opens with i just did it, an excellent edit of an obscure eurythmics cut from their 1984 soundtrack lp sped up, pumped up and stretched out into a bouncing balearic groove. this is followed by past twelve, an extended edit of jj cales version of the classic after midnight. great stuff.

the messalina imprint brings you first in a series of great new balearic disco edits. kicking off with sky way, which sees westway by 70s prog rockers sky, transformed from a three minute lp cut into a pulsating eight minute dub disco groover complete with awesome guitar work. on the flip you get disco drum kids, a brilliant re edit of cats n jammers kids mega rare disco drum pts 1 & 5 with both parts sped up and remoulded into a percussion heavy low slung cosmic rocker. followed by jack cud les, a great extended dancefloor friendly edit of michael chapmans in demand lescudjack. a great package

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new dubstep label with the first release by the sub division aka geo & moody g

an uplifting record thats equally as strong in its rhythm and drive as it is in its message, melody and harmonies.

us mc cadence weapon delivers a hot electro hip hop/dubstep blend for fans of spank rock, dizzie rascal or lady sovereign.

this is the indiana jones of contemporary electronics

that gel abril is destined to be one of the main producer of 2008 is already clear to a lot of djs and producers worldwide. be as one, ovum, renaissance all these great labels have already put their hands on this tel aviv based guy, and the remix package of his new single >your face is a mess< including three of the most interesting artists of the past year, is just a confirmation of gels destiny to climb up high. deetrons not a stranger to the electronic music world. hes been constantly in the spotlights of the scene for many years, and now once again he proves why. his 10 minutes marathon remix on the a side really stands out for its superb programming throughout the entire track. starting building things up slowly it relentlessly delivers the goods with one of his best work to date. on the b side, its the hottest uk techno producer mark broom who joins the be as one crew bringing all his experience to serve the cause. another winner! closing the package, itamar sagi, one of baos new artists, delivers a very interesting and original >jazz meets detroit< mix and gives the package the right balance between the techno genres. a storming rework from a fresh talented producer that cannot help but keep the eyes of >those in the know< down on him!

next hypnotical gel abril two tracker !! on the a-side, >200 grams< cannot be the weight of this heavily bouncing and hypnotizing tune. with a distinctive quirky line and a heavily bouncing groove like we are used from gel abril, “200 grams” keeps you moving all the way up to the main break, and then takin you back into the dubby old school groove. if the a-side was freaky and bouncing, well the ep title-track >your face is a mess< on the b-side can only be descibed as a dirty mindblowing minimal/tech house track with a druggy vocal all over and a very stripped down synth line

smoking electrohouse incl da fresh remixes !! special rerelease

nice price deal !!! alexander almonte alias sandro monte from stockholm (sweden) delivers with it s first release on haiti groove recordings a massive peak time electro house bomb. drifting beats, squired by clipped background vocals should rock each dance floor. the track will be promoted to the german dance charts within the next weeks and gained already support by a couple of dj superstars like deep dish, eric morillo, eddie amador and many more after one week of promotion only.

driving big room tracks

deep grooving percussion driven charles webster mixes and a latin touched rivera rotation remix

ein flippender beat, abgefahrende sounds, das ganze bunt gemischt und schon haben wir ihn,den super freaky floor stumper!!!!!

for 2006, antoine has developped a nu project >electric rescue< with whom he has already signed an ep on f…u the nu fcom dancefloor subdivision , an album on scandium (paul nazca & andre dalcan label) & now an ep on bullitt, so check this out this nu french talent who is about to rock da house

fast drum n bass cut for grand master flashs the message plus a soulful blue cantral vs ashanti cut(sb)

after 485 u, heres another mysterious classic double a release now from berlin's other musical side. mazing 2 tracker - the full on tech hop mess it up peaktime bumpty and forcefull contered by the ubercool spine shivering chic like you - deeeep intelligently set bass , incredible shifting strings,heavenly contered organ, metallic drums, incredible faded strings -anthemlike vox - its all there! extradry and one the point this is is - such a sexy show - if you know what we mean. produced by germany's finest and played since months, this has to be one our favourite re edit records of the year. or is it an original? too bad that we will never now

another peak time winner coming from climatic. keeping the magic of the original with the powerfull vocals from b. beresford 'melody' hits us with a big synth line riding high over a bassline geared to make some booty s do some serious shakin

a bass-driven groover, with a few techy elements complimenting the solid bassline, menacing vocal sample, and crisp beats. the dub mix fattens up the bass and slows the tempo a tad, turning the track into a dubbed-out house funker. on the reverse, how long is a bit brighter than it counterparts on the other side

reissued on vinyl for the first time, lp with japanese obi-strip

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