finish copy promo. spirit?s sister label to his ever prolific inneractive music, and if carl craig produced drum & bass 203 music would be the label he?d release on, detroit and soundscape inspired d&b, funky grooves and infectious bass lines, this is a great spirit record for fans and dj?s alike.

sa19 ep bring us a side with percussive anthem >la caja herramientas< with its growling sub baseline, into a full on dirty techno stomper with loads of essential breaks, edits, and filters for another sa powerful and distinctive dance floor bomb that will guarantee a rawkus. b side >ritmo magnifico< takes a more straight forward approach with its pounding vibe, funky hypnotic riffs, and filtered effects. the same side b2 track >con gusto< stormin track, with its haunting overtones, vocal stab, hypnotic deep sub bass that will cause dance floor pandemonium. enjoy and play this strong croatian ep!
expected support from axel karakasis, spiros kaloumenos, cristian varela, bando, dave the drummer, dj murphy, pedro delgardo, stephane signore, carl falk, etc ...

gramophonedzie delivers one of the most distinctive club bombs of the year with why dont you, used as a dancefloor weapon of choice by the likes of tony humphries, roger sanchez, dj sneak, kevin saunderson, carl cox, dennis ferrer and norman jay and gaining tremendous support on bbc radio 1. an addictive concoction of house, funk and classic swing, why dont you is set to be one of 2010s biggest crossover hits, providing the perfect feel good antidote to the january blues. in addition to the original, remixes are courtesy of bingo players, trevor loveys and greenmoney.

carl cox said >the best thing i haver ever listened this year< !! material celebrates 3 years of hits with a new artistic label print and sleeves. its a collectors item

following on from a great start to the year with releases from mendo & danny serrano and yousef, saved now presents their latest offering, an ep from santos.
support by:
eric prydz, john digweed, danny howells, james zabiela, sasha, laurent garnier, carl cox, richie hawtin, sander kleinenberg to name but a few, over 200 djs in all.

detroit legend aaron carls wallshaker label kicks off 2010 with this from santiago salazar aka djs2 of underground resistance fame

a salute to the boobs. claudes super low down, >big n round< gets a supremely filthy treatment by some of his favorite producers of the year. the a-side is maetriks smashing >feel dem boobies< mix, a relentless tech funk bomb with a heavy beat rooted deep in the earth. the flip is the amazing holger zilske, delivering a super freaky computer-flavored funk mix.
claude vonstrokes hit album >bird brain< has been remixed by some of the best producers in the world from carl craig to robag whrume. dirtybird has decided to release the majority of remixes on vinyl in a series of very limited pressings throughout the next few months. each record will have 300 copies only.

a devastating 4 track ep of techno club anthems. as always with yin yang only the best tracks will do.
played by: carl cox, pedro delgardo, dj preach, wehhba, trevor rockliffe, mark eg, axel karakasis, spiros kaloumenos, dave the drummer, stephane signore, john askew, mark sherry, jon rundel ...

incl. jesse voorn - rocket / jason chance - diesel / carl hanagan & my digital enemy - subida / nathan cozzetto - repair
supported by: pete tong, chuckie, laidback luke, kid massive, jesse voorn, nick & danny chatelain, david guetta, ...

red rackem aka danny berman aka hot coins with 3 killer downtempo deep house bullets from detroits undertones label an offshoot of kolour recordings.
dj support from gilles peterson, carl craig, rob da bank, idjut boys, jazztronik, domu, surgeon, prins thomas, kode 9, yam who, unabombers, ross allen, nextmen, mary anne hobbes, chris duckenfield, soul mekanik, todd terje, diesel, bill brewster

the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

it was only a matter of time. two genre-defining artists together ... pop music and dance musics most famous arbiters of taste, collaborating at last. dj hells >u can dance< is an interpretation of an unreleased bryan ferry song, but its one that reflects a perfect melding of two distinct personalities, a record that sounds as if the voice and music were made for each other.
hell, of course, has been riding high on the success of >teufelswerk<, his masterpiece of a double album, a journey replete with fruitful experiments and club bombs. one that has yielded both massive hits and not a tiny bit of controversy along the way. ferry, meanwhile, has been as busy as ever—recording a new album, performing in places as far afield as siberia, opening up the cannes film festival ... basically just being bryan ferry.
and now here they are together ... it all started in 2006 when hell dropped in to meet ferry at his west london studio. at first they discussed hell remixing an old roxy music track, and then it turned into something else - something new (u can dance).
they had similar impressions of one another — hell: >i was impressed by his aura and his look.<, ferry: >he impressed us with his sophistication and charm.< fast forward a few years later, and hell is hard at work on teufelswerk and putting the finishing touches on the aforementioned song titled >u can dance<, a serpentine moroder-esque disco burner. with the help of old friend peter kruder, of kruder and dorfmeister fame, hell fashioned the song into a smoldering nine-minute highlight of the double disc set, in which ferry turns in a typically assured vocal performance.
ferry may seem like an unexpected fan of dance, but hes been going to clubs since he was a teenager, and in his lengthy career hes worked with legends such as nile rodgers of chic and david williams from michael jacksons band. >its always a pleasure to work with people from that genre, who follow a singular groove.<
the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

metroline limited catches sonotheque pimping it. beautiful, rich synths and brass move right through this ep, bubbling through nice solid house grooves and soulful vocal cuts. >sugarblues< is the kind of house cut that technoheads go nuts for, with the loose, fluid structure of carl craig, the bump and grind of dj sneak and a smooth-as-a-babys-bottom sax line that runs the length of the track.

for intactos 24th release we welcome nicole moudaber. christened by john digweed as the >queen of dark house< as well as being named in many top djs techno charts – nicoles music clearly has a broad appeal. when carl cox was asked last month by dj mag who was the most underrated dj in 2009, he answered >nicole moudaber, ive been following her career for the last three years - her productions and djing. she s amazing.<

first release for 20:20 vision sublabel vintage vision, made in 2005 by wulf n flow aka ralph lawson & carl finlow.

part three of the cocoon 10inch series is all about the modern british techno scene, and the first hypnotic exclamation mark is set by yousef from liverpool. after collaborations with carl cox and x-press 2, >come home< - which can also be found on sven väths current ibiza review >the sound of the tenth season< - seems to become one of the most important tracks of the winter season 2009/2010: with a steadily rising crescendo, yousef is weaving around a >strings-meet-piano< motive with massive reverb that gives the tribal beats a deeper meaning and thus will be enchanting the clubs. the flip side belongs to london-based dj and producer tim green. he is releasing on labels such as four twenty, sci+tec and trapez for more than three years now and his co-production with emerson todd, >exercise<, even made it to cocoon compilation i. >lone time< lives on metal-like percussions that are loaded with adrenaline and once more prove the fact that modern techno cant go without tribal elements

next smashing housey project on frequenza limited. played by carl cox, mark knight, samuel l.session, popof, m.in, rampa, jens lissat, mathias mesteno, peter gelderblom, sarah main (pacha resident).
after the genius on the track >allegretto<, released on his label casa rossa, gary caos delivers another smashing cool tune! includes a fresh hammer by john lagora - which goes the more tech-housey way - and a beautiful tribalistic reinterpretation by da lukas!
dont miss this one!

1992 classic!! mixes by farley & heller, carl cox and leftfield!!!

special remix pack to this huge classic !! contains original & carl crag & chateau flight remixes, essential !! repress

new album by one half of zombie zombie!! produced by none other than mastermind carl craig!!

ltd 20009 repress !! ndatl muzuik continues with its second release power thru pt 3 from label honcho kai alce with haunting vocals from azulu phantom. this actually has been floating around the waters of atlantis after missing the cut on kai alces debut the kaizer e.p. on tracknmode in 2002. after the original has been played by some the worlds elite larry heard, theo parrish, moodymann, funmi ononaiye, carl craig & karl injex . it now resurfaces with a new redefined energy from frances mush, who approaches power thru pt 3 with a new refreshing classic minimal feel that brings new life to kais already timeless chords & production. mush teams up with saxophonist daniel brothier to give you a dub very reminiscent of the conversation. the 12 is rounded off with more 2 come which its deepness embodies its title

big with carl cox, michel de hey, gel abril, slam, hernan cattaneo, kenny larkin, sasse, jamie stevens,... hell yeah proudly welcome on board enzo elia, a producer who genulily restores our faith into free range house music, if house is a feeling then enzo elia is going to touch your heart with this new 12 after his recent releases for be as one, lion1 and youngodds. we are not going to bore you with a long list of supporters or useless descriptions, just feel free to choose your favourite version between the peak time beat driven vocal main mix or the absolultely tripped out and moody afrologic version. if you love house music we are sure you are going to dig this! hell yeah!

under the stewardship of alan fitzpatrick (drumcode, figure, bedrock), 8 sided dice is considered one of the most exciting techno labels to emerge in recent times. 9 hours later, amsterdam, gas mask and continue led carl cox, adam beyer, dubfire, john digweed, nic fanciulli and len faki to champion the label, catapulting 8 sided dice on to playlists across the globe. ..

a classically-trained jazz virtuoso and national rock n roll hero in argentina, gutis double 12inch pack for desolat will leave you in no doubt of his ability to twist a snaking groove into something echoingly hypnotic. the tracks contained here are already a favourite in the record boxes of artists like loco dice, carl cox and marco carola, while gutis life story could itself be the subject of a story by jorge luis borges: >i leave to several futures (not to all) my garden of forking paths<. just two years after his first live sets in europe, desolat is proud to present gutis las cosas que no se tocan. the beats follow guti across continents: mr good vibes was composed in a hotel room in stuttgart after an argument with a friend, while the serious dancefloor vibes of sasa, the hustler and ieuuu were channelled in martinez studio. ieuuu and the hustler feature slices of glamorous, haunting vocals by jayson walker, a british singer that guti discovered on myspace. and sasa boasts gutis own vocal touches. meanwhile, the track aguanile is inspired by one of his favourite melodies as a child, one that he’s collected many versions of. the last track on the release, el campeon, reaches a bittersweet ending in the wide open space between percussive trills and a cut-out refrain, inspired by gutis favourite latin storylines of broken hearts and pain.

check the a side for a wicked carl craig alike track. three more house tracks from this underground glaswegian label. we usually only get a couple of these and they always sell out fast. tracks have already been played by claude young and gary martin.

incl remixes by kirk degiorgio, carl- johan elger !!! already support by laurent garnier, slam, gregor tresher , jimpster, mandy, sian, robert owens, jazzanova, james holden, vince watson, dj deep, perc, alexi delano, agoria

mija recordings have hit the scene with a bang, with a track from their first release making it onto emerson todds >electric< mix on eq recordings (android cartel – return of the saint – alan fitzpatrick remix), and carl cox (global radio show) and richie hawtin both playing the jamie anderson remix of the >celtec twinz – sorbit orbit<. next up is the labels strongest release yet, >miniminds – junk dancer<.

ever since kid massive decided to re-work this true classic, it seemed that many other people wanted to join the ride. we can surely say, this is the one! kids sound, the vocals of elliotte and the fantastic original song push it to the next level for 2009. on the remix duties no other than: avicii, carl tricks & beatchuggers!

an absolute treat for all the detroit disco freaks from derrick may and carl craig! originally released in 1992 on spiritual records, >simply just a ventage< features the two legends looping, filtering and slicing the f*ck out of john roccas >i want to be real (farleys hothouse piano mix)<, while on the flipside youve got the disco house bomb >ventage (institutional mix)<, which uses the original sample from >no control< on designer music

bingo players drop their remake of nomads 90s anthem >devotion< (the sax-hook, you remember ...) on sneakerz music! remixes by carl tricks, blacktron and patric la funk make this package huuuuuge!

foog is a new project of japanese veteran house music producer yukihiro fukutomi. yukihiro released the new single on mule musiq (cover of marshall jeffersons >open our eyes<!) under the own name few month ago, it was played by michael mayer, cassy. foog have already released two album in japan (only) and some of the track have been supported by carl craig, loco dice and name a few. this foog new single is a first single cut from the upcoming new album which will be released in feb or march 2010. a side >nino< is a dark experimental deep house. b side >manya< is a hi-tec detroit techno style!

new signing for undertones is the mighty kink who hails from bulgaria dj support from the likes of laurent garnier, carl craig, richie hawtin, osunlade, steve bug, dj sneak, jesse rose.

big with paolo mojo, dj gregory, ellen alien, luciano, stephan bodzin, laurent garnier, kabale & liebe, slam, dj hell audiofly, monika kruse, tiefschwarz delete, davide squillace, anthony collins, agnes, carl cox, ..

3 records for 1 very special price! featuring tracks by perc, estroe, paul hazendonk, carl-johan elger and taras van de voorde plus remixes by umek, artificial latvamaki and boris ross.

big with: joris voorn, marc romboy, brothersvibe, paul woolford, sis, smokin jo, danny howells, wally lopez, dennis ferrer, lee jones, kiki, gorge, kabale & liebe, audiofly, hector romeo, carl cox, arnaud le texier, solomun, karotte, marco resmann, julian chaptal, ramon tapia, livio & roby, osunlade, milton jackson, funk d void, butch, dj hell, chopstick, ben watt, slam, laurent garnier, delete, peter kruder, tiger stripes, affkt, davide squillace, martin eyerer, liapin, jimpster, dj wild, ripperton, anja schneider, fish go deep, agnes, luca bachetti, monika kruse, ... who doesn’t love balearic house? ok, well forget those cheesy parties in ibiza of the early 90’s, as all things can be appreciated when tastefully applied. and that is precisely what schumacher accomplishes with ‘slow’. a slowly building mild balearic groove – not even the slightest bit overbearing, rather inducing a bit of a more subdued hypnotic vibe. chronologically applying a series of effects to the female vocal snippets while shuffling them forward and back against the groove, indicate his ability to use simple effects to create intricate results.

5th release on the subcult techno label and it just gets better & better! label boss aka carl teams up with peppelino for the excellent opening salvo. then bryant baker teams up with miche of miche & mirzinho fame to deliver another club techno bomb. flip over for spanish rising star luky rdu on a wicked tribal trip and finish with kazoo records josh love & matt 303 rounding things off perfectly.

early support from: richie hawtin, carl cox, dubfire, phil kieran, misstress barbara, steve mac, anderson noise, mauro picotto, kiko, timmy stewart (jet project), mr henry von.fergie is back on his own excentric muzik with his first new original material on the label since blackeye-p / the baddness, although of course in this time away he has been busy completing remixes such as slam - positive education, smith & selway - work it and unkle - trouble in paradise, not forgetting his exit ep smash on umeks 1605 imprint.

big with patrick chardronnet, manuel tur, slam, charles webster, deetron, john digweed, sis, brothers vibe, anja schneider, laurent garnier, delete, dj gregory, dennis ferrer, pete tong, phil weeks, seuil, tiefschwarz, ray okpara, stephan bodzin, jimpster, luke solomon, adam beyer, slam, ewan pearson, steve bug, gorge, toby tobias, bushwacka, kiki, paul woolford, monika kruse, joris voorn, gavin herlihy, oliver huntemann, stacey pullen, nic fianculli, einzelkind, shinedoe, yannick, claudevonstroke, chris carrier, luca bachetti, shonky, brett johnson, agnes, acquaviva, josh wink, meat, liapin, martin eyerer, thomas schumacher, terry francis, gel abril, carl cox, gregor tresher, dj hell, butch, layo, dop, hosh, davide squillace, silicone soul, alex niggemann, len faki, agoria, ramon tapia, satoshi tomiie, arnaud le texier, danny howells, chateau flight, dj wild, anthony collins, will saul,…

anthem alert! massive favorite of erick morillo signed worldwide to sneakerz muzik. albin myers on the remix.

pole folder has emerged as an intrinsic part of the emotive dance music juggernaut that has been steadily powering through club land over the course of the last few yearsà alongside djs such as guy gerber, guy j, and james holden, pole folder has been at the forefront of a movement back towards the melody rich sounds on which house music is based. his first 2 releases on label la tour garnered huge support from the likes of sasha, laurent garnier, luciano, carl cox and christian smith. this offering starts off with pole folders original, which features the vocals of sean ryan, delivering epic slabs of sound, stacked atop glitchy lo-fi drums that result in a listening experience that simply swallows you whole. the vocal whilst gritty retains a rich and lush quality that is the perfect overlay to this track.

following on from the incredible >float ep< from kingpin cartel, saved continues its campaign releasing the incredible >trascendental trips ep< from uner & coyu. the duo have already notched up an impressive production cv, with past productions gaining support from dj heavyweights such as ricardo villalobos, luciano, laurent garnier and carl cox.

patrick begins with his techno bomb “tooth n nail”, a track that showcases a heavy detroit influence with smooth synth work reminiscent of productions from robert hood and carl craig. midway through the track, patrick keeps us guessing with a wobbly synth line that adds playfulness to an otherwise straightforward, moody journey. an understated use of serene female whispers throughout gives this tracks techno classicism a fresh sound. next patrick gives us “davinches”, a chugging tech-house track that pairs a deep, buoyant bass line with a tight, resonant kick, giving it a dynamic groove. patricks tight percussion work keeps things moving with its rims, clicks, and ticks set against a spooky, playful melody that energizes and propels the track to its finish. fans of guido schneider won’t want to miss this one! on the flip, nyc’s elon of clink recordings fame, and a newcomer to klectik, takes on remix duties with a minimal techno take on patrick’s “tooth n nail”. elons version is a pulsating, stripped down mind-bender marked by sub-bass and the sporadic clangs of raw machinery — sexy! this remix maintains the smooth character of patricks original in melodic sensibility, but stands on its own via sparse rhythmic patterns resulting in a deeper, moodier treatment.

great new vocal collaboration between mac zimms & nima nas! dj support / feedback from david guetta, axwell roger sanchez, robbie rivera!

big with harry avers, dj t, mandy, deepchild, zoo brazil, jerome sydenham, martin eyerer ...
continuing along with our uplifting vibes from our last get digital release, ‘amourette’, courtesy of pierce & jerl, the next installment comes from the talented swedish producer and dj, tiger stripes. since his first productions mikael nordgren has been embraced by the whose who ofthe continental house and techno music scene. prominent producers such as carl craig, king britt and jerome sydenham have all heavily supported his music.the latter with whom he has a collaborative project called go bang. since his last ep, blackroom entertainment, appeared on get physical last summer he has stayed busy through an onslaught of remix requests for manyrespected labels.

dj support: dj hell, adam beyer, rhadoo, mihalis safras... four guys from good old italy bring the groove back with their brand new ep on karton schallplatten! they seriously reminded us of carl craig and its paperclip people stuff, but transferred into the millennium and with a modern touch of todays sound! featherlight rhythms, crunchy organs and hands in the air atmospheres delivered by the four guys federico pedron, stefano zanin, manuel menegon, daniel menegon, who form the recordshopcollective.

expected support from axel karakasis, spiros kaloumenos, cristian varela, bando, dj mary, dave the drummer, dj murphy, pedro delgardo, stephane signore, carl falk, etc..
17th episode of soul access coming again from one fresh spanish artist, fer br.

a soulful blend of common factor beats and john redmond vocals plus remix by carl craig, released in 2000.

limited re-release of a very early (and rare) album from silicon scally (carl finlow), released on his own highly respected scsi-av label in 1998. raw yet focussed electro, similar in style to his >voice stealer< project. essential purchase for any electro fan!