absolute floor banger, two remixes of the famous hellfish vs. producer - daft cant track. with on the a side a vicious hellfish swearing academy remix and on the b side a fast relentless remix by the speed freak. absolutely late night dancefloor material.

presenting the >cant buy love ep<, wolf + lamb records invite you to enter the visceral world of aquarius heaven. a rhapsody of sonic flow both rough and smooth with heavy doses of sleaze and deviant, lust-filled rap, the aquarius heaven experience is nothing short of electrifying. when brian brewster met dop in paris, 2005, the former reggae, dancehall and hip- hop singer was to undergo an electronic rebirth. during the hours of studio lock-up that followed, tapping into a wealth of musical influences, the arresting sound of aquarius heaven was born. after the outstanding debut >7 days ep< on circus company caught the attention of gadi mizrahi of wolf + lamb whilst in berlin (where brewster is now based), it wasnt long before the label made aquarius part of the crew and the >cant buy love ep< was brought to light. a heady mix of sexually charged house funk, a-side >cant buy love< bumps and grinds down a bassline made of rubber with the heavy depth of brewsters vocals in the driving seat. playful and bold with singer dani sicilianos yearning interruptions, the mood is a twisted fusion of love and filth. already a staple in the sets of soul clap and wolf + lamb, >cant buy love< has all the markings of a cult record in the sex music hall of fame

re-press of an 1992 house-classic by karen pollack, remixed by murk aka ralph falcon & oscar gaetan.

juan macleans new side project, peach melba! the constant citation of >chicago house and detroit techno< as influences has very nearly reduced both to empty signifiers. such vague and vacuous overuse ignores the distinct aesthetic and conceptual ideals of the actual music. that tendency to play fast and loose with the defining traits of late 80s and early 90 house and techno is one juan maclean has studiously avoided in his new side project, peach melba. built on tracks he felt were too >house-y< to be included amongst the more song-oriented singles on a proper the juan maclean release, peach melba is macleans vehicle for releasing a stream of upcoming dj friendly 12 inchs. the projects output is decidedly faithful to the blueprint of those aforementioned early productions, emphasizing rolling melodies and big vocal hooks.

>passion<, einer der clubhits aus dem aktuellen album des italienischen nu-disco-trios phreek plus one, erscheint nun noch einmal als 12 inch mit killer-remixen von dj t. (get physical), toby tobias (rekids) und dem russischen talent sportloto, der gerade vom uk-label tirk gesignt worden ist. an den vocals: mr. white (the sun cant compare).

hrdvsion may not be the first act we were actually checking out for an irr output but we are not irritated that we found it. with i can t exist our canadian friend successfully strikes the balance between deep housyness and accelerated departure. if you turn the piece of plastic around you find a more typical hrdvsion track celebrating the same magical atmosphere. last but definitely not least the b2 is a fusion-remix by ada that insists on being played in the sunshine.

slammin deep house fits perfect to the summer 2011!!

paolo scottis starts his sun sound imprint with re-edits of 2 timeless underground disco / soul tracks - >just cant say goodbye< by philly devotion (1974) and >i m in heaven< by touch of class.

so here we go again, dj mehdi and riton are carte blanche. cant stop, wont stop. the new ep is called white man on the moon, and includes smashing jack on the moon, and next single with you, featuring alexis taylor from hot chip on vocal duties. the new mixtape is called house party 2: the pyjama jam. and last but not least, the new tour is called carte blanche revue, its worldwide, its djing and tr-909ing, its rollerskate dancing, its popping, and its locking (for real)

early djs supports and feedbacks by nuno dos santos, laurent garnier, aubrey, ralf lawson, funk d void, pawas, uner, charles webster, anthony collins

intecs jon rundell joins the rekluse stable with some fine tribal infused dance-floor madness.
ep supported by: richie hawtin, adam beyer, loco dice, umek, marco bailey, stephan bodzin, slam, gary beck, uto karem, spektre, pan-pot, joseph capriati, kaiserdisco, wehbba, tom findlay (groove armada), sharam, karotte, sian, danny tenaglia, stacey pullen, hernan cattaneo & many, many more!

since >african beach< the producer and founder of >deep house berlin<, rekardo rivalo be on everyones lips. backed by a remix of the guys from channel x release swept through all these clubs in the country. now its time for the next bomb from rekardo. this time he takes pleasure in the third release from the house to contribute mimique. suitable for spring provides the >cant get enough ep< for the right fealing to gently slide into the party summer 2011. accompanies the release is a remix of marco fender rounds of this plate so perfect. from may this third string of mimique crew goes into our vinylcase. the guarantee of success rekardo rivalo and marco fender passed by their tracks in advance.

a1: just cant get enough - funky track. really cool disco feel, easy going. proper funky vibe, cool bass and a great vocal!
b2: someday - really smooth track. killer vocals, nice bass and beautiful brass! awesome!

the official collection of all singles of the band that inspired the ramones, recorded for labels such as southern sound, atco and vanguard. this 180 gramms vinyl release includes unseen photos, linernotes and interview with johnny ramone.

as the world ushered in 2011, motech records celebrated 10 years on the world electronic music scene. like any organization that stands the test of time, motech has watched trends come and go, all the while maintaining its quality output of material from artists around the globe. motech records has moved forward by returning to the sound of its inception, unabashed detroit techno.

excellent deep house classic

phonicas seventh release comes from paul woolford as he delivers a double dose of quality crossbreed dancefloor music taking his sound to new depths and illustrating hes an artist who never stops evolving. fresh from a tour with, and in advance of a release on planet e, paul woolford continues his rise to becoming one of the most important electronic music artists of the decade with his first release for phonica, a label who have unleashed some unrivalled quality cuts on their catalogue. opening this special double a-side 12 inch is >cant do without<, a bone-shaking record that is laced in originality. building up slowly from a tape-hiss-laden break, a low-slung bassline and a deep yearning vocal, >i cant do without you< is sublime dancefloor material. engaging from the outset with clever broken beats that build playfully into an emotive, psychedelic breakdown to get lost in, woolford demonstrates why he has achieved so much success in his game. on the flip >bareback< treads into dark acid territory that is a hybrid of techno and dubstep in a similar vein to actress and recent material from instra:mental / boddika

proving an extraordinary outlet for pure soulful house and unadulterated dance music, foliage records continue their remarkable start to the year with their sophomore release of 2011, we can’,t loose. >we can’,t loose< is the striking culmination of bandy’,s continual progression and evolvement as an artist and producer. in an era of mechanized and synthetic sounds bandy’,s pure and wholesome incorporation of live instrumentation not only provides a much needed breath of fresh air into the world of house, but an authentic, refined and compelling exploration of his intensifying harmonious growth. seamlessly interweaving passion, originality and innovative dedication bandy’,s creative output is unmatched, deceivingly imaginative whilst remaining fundamentally coherent.
support from culoe de song, rocco, claude monnet, yass, jamie thinnes, tedd patterson, atjazz, greg gauthier, distant people, jask, master kev, dj christos ...

fresh from the success of >clock out<, need for mirrors make a quick return to inneractive music with one of its most awaited releases. originally released in 2001 on phantom audio, ten years later and the duo bring spirits >three in one< to a new generation, keeping that irresistibly funky flow while toughening up the groove with some killer bass work and thumping beats, already gracing the sets of dj hype, goldie, storm, raiden, tc1 and a host of others. spirit himself gets deep and dirty on >juggernaut< with its sparse drums, deep subs and growling synths, creating a groove that just cant be stopped.
dj mag 9/10

produced by harry choo-choo romero, vocals by inaya day, remixed by robbie rivera, live elements and pete heller, released on eric morillos subliminal label. double vinyl. need we say more?

in 2011 carl craigs planet-e imprint turns 20. to celebrate, as well as a world-wide label tour starting in march 2011, craig is releasing a best of planet-e compilation – entitled 20 f@#&ing years - we aint dead yet (released vinyl in june), and releasing a monthly remix release from the planet-e back catalogue, where friends of the label choose their favourite planet-e release and add their take on it.

a timeless masterpiece by moodymann, originally released in 1996 on his kdj imprint, backed up with 2 great reworks by appointment. also known from the great livejam releases

mood 2 swings lem springsteen with a release for phil ashers restless soul imprint

1986 funk/soul classic by carl anderson.

cd version of this release included.

its time for the second round of our 50 weapons 10inch series. while volume 1 featured a french/english combination with humanleft and benjamin damage on 50 weapons 5, number 7 is an all american outfit. the a-side offers instrumental hip hop by la based elan (recently featured on modeselektion vol. 01 with his >pussy posse< track) and the b-side features ny based garage/dubstep/uk funky champion and planet mu artist falty dl. style clash galore!

be prepared to be wowed, as crosstown rebels deliver a serious slice of hot new music from new talent russ yallop aka rusty james. >i cant wait< and >rock me< are two infectious cuts with massive appeal. combining the magnetism of disco with the raw energy of contemporary house music, russ yallop produces a fresh take on a trusted formula. a side >i cant wait< is unforgettable for its contagious bassline, flirtatious vocal cries, cosmological synths and perpetual breakdowns. with just as much appeal and even more originality, b side >rock me< leans on funk laden stabs chopped into sonic grooves and humming vocals, drawing towards a beautiful, driving climax that rocks like a mutha

a cover of the teddy p classic from marc evans, produced by dj spen for code red.

remixes by dennis ferrer and toni economides.

including kenny dope mixes

the long awaited aeroplane debut album!

bosco delrey is at once a thick combination of influences and a totally unique voice in current music. diplo describes him as >a sort of garbage can elvis from new jersey... teaspoon craziness, a pinch of rockabilly, and full cup of soul dressed in a leather jacket. he cant be topped as far as song writing... hes doin the music i wish i could if i had bought a guitar<, the fader called his song >round n round hillbillyhall, and boscos own myspace says >jerry lee lewis carol king of pop<. but whatever you call him, bosco delrey is making music that is instantly accessible, totally cool, and unlike anything else on our wide-sweeping mad decent radar.

great 12 inch of edits and original tracks from clause four (dc, jahtari). a man to watch, his sound is big and this release showcases his skills to a tee.

just a fantastic nyc disco classic ... back from 1982

aeroplane, the remixers du jour and one of the most blogged and talked about acts in recent times, have been putting the finishing touches on their eagerly anticipated debut lp set for release on sept 6th through eskimo.
aeroplane undertook the 500th >essential mix< at the end of april on radio 1 and previewed the title track of their forthcoming longplayer and first single >we cant fly< for the first time.
having built a cult following off the back off their now legendary soundcloud mixes and stunningly original remixes for the likes of grace jones, friendly fires, lindström and mgmt, their debut album is set to cement their status as one of the most innovative and exciting new acts of 2010.

one of the best kept secrets of chicago house music is this amazing deep raw track of harmony funk. intense pure house music with raw edges just as we like it! comes with great great remixes by ovatow and marco bernardi. tip

roman rauchs debut ep on viennas up and coming label tjumy records, already played and supported by dirt crew, m.path.iq, mikeburns, muallem, pat heart, peter kruder, chez damier, raoul belmans, reade truth, till von sein, michael rütten, simbad, matt flores, session victim, lefto, catz n dogs, johannes lehner and myny more!

excellent vocal house rework , comes in vocal & dub versions

1997 mary j blige promo release.

guillaume & the coutu dumonts has been unstoppable over the past three years. since his debut album, face a lest, on montreals musique risquee label in 2007, the montreal-born berliner has released a steady stream of eps, remixes and compilation tracks for circus company, musique risquée, oslo, cocoon and many more. cannt have everything feat. dop, the first single taken from the forthcoming album breaking the fourth wall, was recorded in dops studio in paris.

first on decks.de !!! remixes from toni lioni, matthias vogt, paskal. played & supported by jimpster, mathias kaden, gorge (8bit), afrilounge, ame, frederico molinaro (oslo rec.), atjazz, laurent garnier, pawas…

played by: sis, federico molinari, anja schneider, daniel stefanik, catz n dogz, gel abril,thomas schumacher, tim green, and many more...

after his latest releases on drumcode, itamar sagi comes back home with another package of solid techno on shlomi abers be as one imprint. as excpected from itamar, hi soriginal versions a summerish techno groove with funky bassline and quality techno drums for the big rooms. on the remixes, be as one is proud to welcome two of the most rated djs and producers of the recent years. on the b1, the man himself, steve lawler delivers a dancefloor treat, housier rework of the original, a typical lawler tribal anthem. on the b2, to complete the package, there luca bacchetti, whos coming back after his latest great ovum release, with an old school approach to itamars original, 909 hi-hats and rolling drums, cant ask for more… check this out