at the start of the 70s, france had no petrol, but it had ideas and artists that managed to tip them into the 21st century 30 years in advance. cosmic machine compiles 20 rare tracks put together with passion and erudition by uncle o (who previously did the shaolin soul compilations) and throws together a collection of stars, a few free-spirits, and also shooting stars.
the transparent double vinyl comes in gatefold sleeve with a cd-copy of the full album.

phobiq presents its 4th vinyl sampler and its another slammer! once again it features only the best the label has to over and does so in the form of powerfull tracks by sasha carassi, hans bouffmyhre, rino cerrone, mark reeve, jerome sydenham and skober. big!!

beatside v.a. unrilis009. rino cerrones unrilis imprint presents a rare 12 inch featuring the beatside compilation 7 tracks of typically rolling fare from joseph capriati, gaetano parisio, sasha carrassi and rino himself. unrilis has a reputation for no-nonsense dancefloor output and beatside represents the naples-based imprints modus operandi perfectly. each of the artists involved in beatside are part of the tight knit artist roster of unrilis or its extended family in the fertile techno landscape that is naples.

(rino cerrone / taras van de voorde rmxs) big the whole summer from ibiza to argentina in clubs, festivals and beachparties. finally out!

salespack from the infamous loose records, feat. great tracks from superstars like: rino cerrone / detail / maurizio vitiello & joseph capriati

what can you expect when you have such a wild album for the 5 years of material.part 2 for the material remixes featuring pig & dan, rino cerrone, pherox and nicolas masseyeff. 300 copies only

4th part of paul winleys disco collection.

2003 classic!

hot driven mini techno rmxs by kaiserdisco, rino cerrone, joseph capriati and misjah !!

including remixes by albin myers, greg cerrone and avicii

nice price deal !!! awesome remake of the ralphie rosario classic mixes from germanys syke & sugarstarr and purple musics greg cerrone

the original version of cubik room its a cool, electro flavoured workout with an earthy bassline and skipping beats!! rino cerrone give us an brilliant example of th art of the remix, he twisting the original sounds ever so slightly and embellishing the arrangement with a little extra studio trickery to increase the pressure...god save rino!!! the other remix is made by mauro alpha, well known for this palette on boxer sport! a secure dancefloor killer!

after the successful sunchase 12, luxaflex keeps pushing the beats. hollands freshest imprint proudly presents jelle kuipers! a massive talent heading from the netherlands already gaining serious attention with his debut ep block on shadowfax. for this ep hebrings us domien, a filthy futuristic crawler with a catch you can t hide from. on the a side no less than rino cerrone gives domien a rework, now this is a mint production that has funk written alover it

this selection is based on over two decades of deep dj experiences. the impact of seeing jazz dancer, michael knot of idj, dancing to acid trax by phuture, in the back room of a pub in teddington, produced one of those seminal moments that, gilles maintains, radically changed his view of acid house. it is important to say that this is certainly not a club album as some of the predecessors in this series have been.

a side feat an electro touched digital dog mix of the wide boys mash up bomb the secret. flip for cerrone vs sweet connection - a huge funked up disco bomb

the term legend is applied to many djs and producers without credence, louie vega is one of the elite few who truly warrant the title. from the latin influences that shaped the early stages of his career, through his inspired partnership with kenny dope gonzalez as master at work, to his winning a grammy in 2006, louie vega is one of the true pioneers of house music. here, louie takes you on a personal journey through the music of his life, entwining salsa, jazz, samba, funk and soul into the house lead beats and grooves, producing a mix more than worthy of his fêted ability. this is house music at its very finest

as a sublabel of the respected rilis, loose is on the roll with a series of impressive, futuristic pressings. following the black and red ep comes a new gem named yellow. here rino cerrone teams up with some of his friends maurizio viteillo and umberto carmignani. these men slam down a solid stripped down techno ep with stunning quality and superb craftmenship

classics part one !!! the advent brought thirteen releases into existence through kombination research !!!

slamming remixes by joris voorn & rino cerrone !! peak time tunes

stomping tribalistci techno incl rino cerrone & bryan zentz rmx

3xcd mit remixen (cd1), roots &einflŸssen (cd2), und nu disco scene (cd3)

whether itÕs releasing #1 singles such as Ôu donÕt know meÕ (feat. duane harden) and ÔbonkersÕ with dizzee rascal, or underground anthems like Ôthe funk phenomenaÕ and ÔflowerzÕ, armand van helden is the true definition of a legend. with a career spanning over 26 years, his back catalogue includes 7 studio albums, 100s of remixes and countless singles under various aliases Ð defected records welcome armand as their 27th house master, alongside frankie knuckles, mk, masters at work and the latest, his good friend todd terry.

loose records is proud to announce a new series of six eps that will be released over summer 2014, culminating in a double disc cd compilation chock full of musical goodness. the italian label was established in 2005 by rino cerrone and mario manganelli and is related to the respected events crew of the same name. in that time the label has been showcasing new talents alongside more established names, and that s the same case on this bristling new compilation.

>the mark of a great dj is one who knows that hip-hop came from disco. that is the truth of the matter...<

dicke dj mixe hat die green & blue 2011 zu bieten etwas dubbig von raresh und etwas housig von sascha dive

final song goes to the very heart of musics spiritual dimension by asking a number of musicians to select their ideal last song, either to serenade their final moments or to memorialize them after the fact. the participating artists deserve to be commended for their openness: theyre responding to one of the most personal questions one could ask. (several of those approached declined to take part- taboos are taboos, after all.)