peak time tune with great vocal that works well in the club... jay lumen, one to watch!

flippers team up with their friends magitman and minimize for this double a side on stereo 7+. lets go and rock the club!

next up on nang we get tooled up with our disco pick-axe to mine one of the most authentic italo vaults, that of once-forgotten-but-now-hero-again beppe loda. having begun djing in brescia aged 16, loda was resident at gambaras soon to be legendary typhoon club from 1980 until the club closed in the same year as the paradise garage, a year before acid house officially began in 1987.

just when you think the mau5 cant get any bigger he teams up with wolfgang for a real club monster. one sided limited pressing

so who is vakula? he is a ukrainian dj & producer born in konotop, ukraine. he became famous in moscow for holding a residency at moscows propaganda club - the success of fridays voices party at propaganda by the charismatic nina kraviz was in large part due to vakula. in 2007 vakula released hohol on uzuri and since has gone on to release music for underground labels like

mixes by reel people and blaze.

remixes by dennis ferrer and toni economides.

jazzy broken beats by dj spinna, remixed by osunlade of yoruba records.

nice price deal !!! for their fifth release todd bodine (highgrade, treibstoff, mothership) joined the cologne based label klangfarbe schallplatten and created a high-quality ep, which is hard to find today. duplexer (a1) initially allocates with bongos in space, to furthermore stabilize itself with more bass, percussion and volume, which leads into a durable, massive flow that s willing to persist bigger club duties as well. alpha (b2) is structurized akin to duplexer, but celebrates the true force, the true might of minimal by the use of consistently repetition of beat- and sound patterns as also psychedelic acid-parts in good, old plastikman tradition. morning breeze on b2 finally starts warmer and more housy, in a deep and easy lean-back manner, to distinctly cool down after a while and to approach the previous tracks. after all, the from nowhere to somewhere ep constitutes an extremely coherent ep, where it s obvious, that all three tracks mate together - as they are

the new ep of the birds from hannover. again an awesome club vinyl to hate or to love. supported by aki bergen, nico schwind, chris lattner, franco bianco, david pher, mieka du franx and many more

wolf begann 1989 in paris als dj2 und wurde 1992 vom queen-club am pariser champs Élysées engagiert, wo er resident dj wurde. er arbeitete darüber hinaus als remixer für musikverlage und richtete sich schließlich ein eigenes tonstudio ein.

premium edition, incl 12inch + maxicd supported by laurent garnier, soul minority, hernan cattaneo, satoshi fumi, karol xvii & mb valence, art bleek, moodymanc, matt darey, pheek and many more. sebastian davidson presents the eagerly awaited vinyl sunday morning. its a tune, so deep, peaceful, so special and so lovley that you can hear the breathe of a flower bird while listening. like a sunday morning. its perfect for the beach, the nature, the club, home or perfect for dancing or listen. a pure dream! barbq, seva k, lemon popsicle made their own amazing interpretations of this tune and dipping the sunday morning in another shiny light. no more words - just listen please!

more sophisticated disco influenced gems from this great fledgling label... the elevator people are back, introducing ep 003 by giulio dj! giulio dj, also called julian horn by his mum, started his tuneful career djing in vienna about 8 years ago, bringing his love for authentic disco, balearic beats and cosmic leftfield sounds to local music circles. julians productions reflect the warmth of 70s n 80s disco with a wide range of influences from chicago to contemporary house music. his first release on elevator people is a dirty mid-tempo floor filler called cocos nuts that will work well on the more sophisticated dance floors and will go just as well with your hamburgers during those summer bbqs portuguese don >social disco club< takes it up a notch and delivers a sweet house remix with a little acid on the side

fresh relreleased ... phat funky techno / techhouse action kitchen studio 3 is a small, newborn techno/electronica label, founded on the friendship between pezzo, adaig and bettyboop and their deep passion for electronic music and club life.

what a strident effort at night in cologne-hattan. chris baumanns profession is that of a sound-fiddling flame thrower. his tracks in this case as a limited, grey-marbled vinyl are pleasant deep house/house blueprints made for memorable late night club sessions with escapist floor excesses in the open rhythm scope of house, tech house and dub techno.

toolroom records ibiza 2010 volume 2 arrives with exclusive tracks written specifically for the second album. pulling out all the stops, toolroom have roped in the biggest artists around today for some seriously upfront tracks from the likes of d.ramirez with his jumping 8 bit trumpit , funkagenda & michael woods with their euphoric alchemy , harry choo choo romero s superb 80 degrees as well as koen groeveneld & addy van der zwans saxtastic slats!

classic, back in stock

>smiling faces< – with this all-time house classic romanto advanced to one of the favourite deejays in the dance and club-scene. this song is still a club stomper in germany and uk, you can still find it on realms of compilations. now his new release on young society records >burning< comes with this well-known fantastic hook including incredible vocals by gordon bad.

mr konfuze & lunatic as known from manmade feature funk and for their sureshot track >on the beatbox< come again with their first extended player! employing the original techniques and artform of sampling they bring the bomb track >dont wanna lose it< in two different versions for your dancing pleasure.
mixing uplifting disco piano, slamming breakbeats, electro-synth, funky rhodes, and pop vocals to create a catchy sound chopped up inna hiphop style - familiar to anybody and outstanding at the same time.

2007 release by dj spinna featuring tricia angus, remixed by the realm.

two tracks taken from the turn the page lp. a side >release< - calming things down a little, >release< continues the tempo with a bouncing bass and booming sub to match as delicate synth stabs and vocal washes trickle over the top to make for a great cut as the lp journey picks up pace. aa side >the sleeper< is anything but with its rollin? bassline and stepping drums that smash any club when dropped. a sure-footed crowd pleaser that shows the guys getting seriously engrossed in some vintage d&b vibes.

a twinkle, a spark, and there you have it. many will say they saw it coming. at some point you could no longer ignore the signs, and actually youd suspected it all along: glamour is back in the club. berlin has become what new york was in 1981 and aÚrea negrot is the eartha kitt of the post-techno age. as part of hercules & love affair, perhaps the most enigmatic disco-ball band of the present day, the venezuelan disco diva has tackled issues of gender code through a four-four discourse and convinced the world that a slick performance under a strobe light can outdo than anything that has appeared in the light of day. now - as a taste of whats to come on her album next year - she is releasing her first ep on bpitch...

the >midnight peopleö< 12inch includes two careening techno remixes by technasia, in which the paris-based producer sends the track spinning into the delirious, club-amped stratosphere. >technasia dub 1< features a series of head-spinning climaxes, >technasia dub 2< specializes in shoulder-rolling syncopation

2003 release by dj carrera aka paul brtschitsch and roland leesker.

happy birthday pck in party 7 incl big room house tracks and a epic nils van gogh classix track

introducing magic wire recordings….. new label from werkdiscs artist lone (aka matt cutler). with this debut 2 track 10 inch from the man himself we are graced with two slabs of nostalgic neu haus and early 90s hardcore, some what of a departure from the dreamy, hazed out hip hop of his albums >ecstasy & friends< and the now classic >lemurian<. >pineapple crush< hits us with old skool 4/4 808s and heavy rave stabs, all drenched in his own unique melodic style. this is music that will destroy the club but will also soundtrack hazy afternoon parties in the sun. gorgeous but heavy and already being cained by the likes of glasgows luckyme crew, alexander nut, kode 9, trg, gilles peterson, joy orbison and mike paradinas. this is a huge step forward you wont have seen coming!

another epic 4-track release on the highly successful subcult techno imprint bring you the absolute cutting-edge sound of club techno today.

the martinez/mesteo remix of the club classic >under the water< is the first leg in a series of remixes to be patiently released throughout 2010 - initiated by one half of the original brother brown outfit, atle, now operating under the moniker one brother. the martinez/mesteno mix has only been sent to a carefully selected handful of friends and family around the world (less than 15 movers and shakers). simply to see if we can give this mix the longestpossible and well deserved (we think anyway) run for itsmoney. please do enjoy!

support by: reboot, audiofly, dj t., michel cleis, gel abril, brothers vibe, ekkohaus, phil weeks, luca bacchetti, daniel dreier, toni rios, andre crom & many more ... bomb alert! for >bad habit< affkt and samuel dan get to work on one of the biggest vocals of house music, turning it into a pure underground club anthem. if youre not dancing to this you re dead. on the flipside they give a showcase of their much deeper side with the jazzy discoish playful piano madness on germinia, and the relaxed summerish deep groovetool that >forlyn< is. and if youre up for some real oldschool madness in early 80ies hiphop style, try the vocal version of germinia. altogether a very diverse release that shows a stunning combination of clubfocus and musical skills...!

another brilliant disco/funk edits by sleazy mc queens camp! supported by laurent garnier, ashley beedle, michael reinboth, dj harri, erol alkan, tim sweeney, ben mono, james flavour, nacho marco, atnarko, flash atkins, doc martin

excellent 80s disco / nyc infected house... incl smoking remixes from walter jones, bubble club, drrtyhaze.. any questions ??

>in alto mare< was on of the biggest italian hits of the 80s performed by loredana berte - member of the biggest artists of all time - made in italy know this song. in 2004 >in alto mare< gets revisted and retwisted in a new millennium version produced by 2black feat. wendy lewis, who transformed the song in a bilingual song with funky lyrics and original italian chorus. and once again it was one of the biggest hits in summer 2004 and licensed worldwide in almost all countries. now its time again to revamp the song but this time in a pure jamie lewis & purple music style in collaboration with the visualboys & stefano mattara. the song has just been tested, and believe us its still amazing when you hear the whole club singing the song. italian does it better? yesssss!!!

when was the last time you were properly surprised by a record? we think parisian duo remote pulled out that kind of trick here. a tiny dot in an ocean of bongo-tech-house, an outcry of disapproval of the far-too-widespread uniformity of todays club music, this is what this ep is.

a timeless classic by royksopp, remixed by someone else, ernest saint laurent and tom middleton.

first release by laurent konrad, made in 2003.

for deep house lovers and beyond laid presents the first release by lawrence on dials sublabel. the 12inch features tracks inspired by the magic experiences in two of lawrences favorite venues. precious hall probably is the best club in the world- a wooden shelter in sapporo on japans hokkaido island. a gorgeous deep sound, the sweetest crowd and a lot of ulong high at the bar are the namegiven substances of the a-side. >dwelling on the dunes< was firstly tested at uri lahavs cheap friday club tel aviv in 2009. when laid co-founder dor levi mentioned that night it was the track who could play forever laid number 09 was born

already tipped to be one of the biggest club tracks of 2010, from berlin to ibiza to detroit - >exodus earth< continues arts new dance division series in style. hear this one bounce off the walls everywhere this summer & beyond.

final release !!! rush hour presents a new series of releases entitled -voyage direct-. this series is about all about feel good club music and is curated by tom trago. hence the name voyage direct, which was also the title of his debut double ep. dexter kicks off this series in a classy style with his junofest ep. this is easily his best work since his genre breaking electrofunk hit -i dont care- from 2000. and now its time for -junofest ep-. the title track is a steady, yet smooth club groove with enough wsing to make anyone dance to the music. a true party starter. on the aa side we find -not the only one-, an infectious vocoder vocal track that makes you smile. this is one of those rare tracks that has a poppy, commercial feel without losing its underground raw appeal. it could just be his biggest track since -i dont care-

double vinyl pack, contains salted music slt017 and multi tracked multi02.

supported by laurent garnier, soul minority, hernan cattaneo, satoshi fumi, karol xvii & mb valence, art bleek, moodymanc, matt darey, pheek and many more. sebastian davidson presents the eagerly awaited vinyl sunday morning. its a tune, so deep, peaceful, so special and so lovley that you can hear the breathe of a flower bird while listening. like a sunday morning. its perfect for the beach, the nature, the club, home or perfect for dancing or listen. a pure dream! barbq, seva k, lemon popsicle made their own amazing interpretations of this tune and dipping the sunday morning in another shiny light. no more words - just listen please!

australian producer philip mcgarva aka microworld is well known for his releases on transmat and styrax, both of which instantly became sought-after techno classics. dutch label adepth audio is proud to present microworlds new >time before techno< ep, with the title track another classic in the making.
microworlds signature is clearly evident throughout - the slow smooth build-up, with every new sound revealing extra dimensions within the music. definitely an after hours track that will go straight to your soul. the second track >ism< is a minimal but effective rhythm, a driving bassline, a catchy synthesizer and vocal sample that will stick in your head. canadian producer arthur oskan chose to remix >ism< and rebuild it into a pulsating 9 minute club track overflowing with warm synthesizers.

following on from his string of successful 12 inches on styrax, l2s and mj coles prolific label over the past year, roof light drops a four track ep of dancefloor killers for highpoint lowlife.
already getting heavy rotation from the likes of hot city and mj cole, these four tracks span the spectrum of current uk club memes, from the 2step rhythms of title track >what makes you so special<, the slo-mo house of >face up to your sensibilities<, through to the todd edwards influenced of >prayin to t.e.<, and the moodier down-tempo sound of the closing >cakes, biscuits, and hows yer father<.

remixes by the love supreme & mushroom project, supported by: bottin (bearfunk), social disco club, dolan bergin (electric minds), club silencio (this is not an exit, red music), fratelli riviera (bear funk), the heels of love (under the shade/jisco), nic sarno, ajello ...

kenneth bagers >fragment ten (on the floor)<, with three remixes and two fragments, seventeen and twenty two of bagers various works with julee cruise, given a balearic sounding disco treatment, and two slightly bmore club treatments. less spacey and more straight ahead from the kbe.

>the voices< is the debut 12 inch from bobby and annie. drawing on their experiences as residents at the mint club, uk, the pair have crafted a versatile ep that sits as comfortably in a peak time set as it does on a hazy 6am dance floor. taken from a collection of vocal out-takes the voices have been cleverly obscured through various production techniques and layered around drums and old school analogue synth lines to unique effect. the results are two haunting, hypnotic, yet upbeat dj tools. the title track, >voices<, uses deftly interwoven vocal samples as the focus and driving hook. shuffled percussion takes a back seat amidst a discordant, attention-grabbing synth interlude that harks back to the playful garage sound of90s chicago house. the outcome is dramatic, intense and functional. on the b-side, >loose ends<, is a more rugged affair that gives the bass and drums centre stage. the vocals are pitched and trippily float in and out of the track whilst the familiar sound of fairlight stabs punctuate the groove. the effect is eerie, yet accessible, and rounds off this stunning ep.