phonogenics >postcard< is slow burner, building and rising to a eventual climax of melancholic underwater deepness. this song will no doubt be played by those in the later time slots and anyone who wants to add a little journey to their mixes. our main man dex aka dave barker is back with another slice of some quality melodic quirky goodness. >yikes!< has a very chopped up funk/soul feel mixed with solid house beats. studio trickery and a hidden japanese opera helps the track evolve from its soulful beginning to another world entirely. finally, we are very pleased to bring you the first of many musical efforts from amantu wilde. not much is known about amantu as he is a bit of a recluse and does not offer up much information about himself. >g-g-got my eyes on you< is a very retro sounding track reminiscent of some classic new wave jams. pseudo industrial percussion and excellent filter work make this track something to remember. something strange for sure but we think people will like the break from the mod rn sounds

we are very pleased to present the final volume in a fantastic remix series. a big thanks to all the dj’s around the world that supported all three releases.volume 3 presents three artists new to aesoteric, all of whom currently reside in barcelona in the coastal stronghold of catalunya. erikotanabe s cut up and chunked down post-minimal mix has been gaining lots of attention from all the heads from london to sydney. the love twizz (2 cheap tricks) mix from tres manos & garcy noise sets a pulsating bassline under lush strings, seductive vocals, and synth stabs

the excellent aesoteric imprint continues its crusade for deep, unique, techy house. thankful is build around a soaring, soulful vocal line that gets looped and twisted over a sharp, swinging beat with abstract percussive sounds and relentlessly pushing chords. this funky tune comes with a remix from brett johnson already hailed by the press and househeads alike as the new house messiah after his releases on classic and seasons

frische und gleichzeitig oldskoolige pumpende funky house tracks mit dickem dj support: jesse rose, josh wink, laurent garnier !!!

>whats wrong with me?< is the banger of the record: straight up madness for those not faint of heart or head. thick beats, nutty syncopations and a serious bassline all come together for that perfect 3 am mind bender. we suggest upon listening to this song that you remove any children that may be in the room as it may give them nightmares. >chitowner< is reminiscent of old prescription records. combining classic keys, horns, chunky beats and acid line, its sure to be a favorite of any deep house head who likes theirs with a bit soul. >i dont know< is just in time for the sound that owns the world at the moment . john and slater have fused funk with a classsic electro feel to make a song that is equal parts bump and edge. add a sample saying >brothers and sisters, i dont know what this world is coming to< and youve got pure dirty magic!

blinding, melodious deep-tech 4 tracker from dave barker who already can boast impressive releases on imperial dub, classic and collabos with his buddy brett johnson. jump right in on last train outwith its rattling, metallic rhythm, sweeping pads, a catchy piano melody and smooth key changes or get into a skanking mode with the off-beat, resilient roy roosterwhich bears a ressemblance to late 60s / early 70s reggae instrumentals not just because of the beats but also for the exotic spaghetti-western-like melody

modern soundhack styled techhouse electrophunker !!

excellent deep funky & boogie 3 track compilation !!!

cool minimal & deep soulful mixes !!!

off we go with some proper house music: four deep rumpshakers by brett johnson (dallas) of panhandle, aesoteric and seasons fame. >self service< is the more energetic cut and is guaranteed to rock while >perception<, >heartbeats< (with demarkus lewis) and >we re gonna move< are the added swinging smoothies who are guaranteed to rock as well, only deeper.

with influences ranging from early house and disco to turntablism and techno, dallas, txs brett johnson successfully straddles the line between knowledgable >thinking mans< dj and genuine, primal floor-filler. bretts sound is best known as groovy, bumping house with a hearty dose of techno elements, crafted and mixed in a way that is truly identifiable as his own. over the past ten years brett has released serious, futuristic sounding house music on numerous labels including classic, freerange, lazy days, and bretts own aesoteric and bang the box imprints. denvers full flavor music is honored to have brett on board for its latest release, the someday ep.