incl relic remix

from minimal to beakish business

underground techno and house

relic aka burnski and michael james

fantastic tech house by burnski.. 140 g vinyl

great minimal tech house ep! tip!

constant black is back! big tip!!

karousel drops 3 on constant sound. a great rounded ep offerting 3 very differant flavours.

nick beringer is back on constant black !

cb012 comes from a big talent niko maxen, 4 killer tracks here.

minimal bassheavy banger

the first vinyl release on constant circles comes from fast rising artist onur ozman. he delivers two original tracks that are a testament to his well honed production skills, blurring the lines between house & techno and filled with subtle nuances and emotive melodics. the package comes with two stellar remixes from jozef k & label boss just her, a digital bonus track from onur, plus stunning artwork from la based designer martin shiah.

bodeler & saenz next on cb, massive sunwaves track.

2 heavy weights come together, per hammar and okain debut on constant sound.

vinyl speed adjust debut on constant sound. great remixes curtesy of mike shannon and doubtingthomas.

the 10th release on constant black brings in some serious remixes of michael james winds of change ep. heavy remixes from huerta, nick beringer, pascal benjamin and jorge savoretti.

the debut ep on constant sound from pakzad. his infiltrate ep found its way into the bags of raresh, sit and rhadoo

phat minimal groovin tech monster

vinyl only.

constant black regular michael james back with a killer 3 track ep.

3 highly infectious groovers from burnski for the next constant sound installment.

gentrified underground is a transdisciplinary platform operated by marc hunziker & nicola kazimir.

my way or highway. baba osman presents the 6th installament while dj discipline is taking care of business

daniel akbar debut on uk based label constant black

after the huge success of -010101- and -angels-, michael james drops a double record on constant black

4 track ep from iuly.b on the 14th release from constant sound.

constant variables third release comes courtesy of sven von th?len aka s:vt, whoãs slowly been making a name for himself with records on work them, myth music and, recently, dred. on club variables part 1 he delivers three no-nonsense techno workouts, aimed squarely at the dance floor. work!

on opulence s second release the label welcomes grammy nominated artist james teej with his the only constant ep. inspired by his budding years djing, james revisits his early house influences and delivers two powerful cuts of disco infused grooves laced with an overall contemporary touch. the first track the only constant is change is a highly infectious dance floor number reminiscent of classic filtered disco house, arranged with a patient and contemporary restraint. the tracks hypnotic and repetitive nature draws the listener in, and keeps the attention throughout with subtle changes that slowly grow to a tasteful and rewarding climax. on remix duties opulence has invited apollonias house music legend dan ghenacia who delivers a slick deep house rework that keeps the vibes intact of the original with the french artist s signature groovy machine touch. already road tested over the summer at dc10, dan s remix helps bring the original to a place closer to the clubs dance floor. the 3rd and final song is life goes on, a grooving disco infused classic deep house cut that features no regular plays greg paulus on trumpet. the song perfectly blends the sounds of yesterday with a modern touch and feel, and provides an uplifting soundtrack for any dance floor, especially those magic moments outdoors on the beach. once again, james continues to show his passion and diversity in his music with this expertly crafted ep that will surely be a welcomed addition to any house lover s record collection.

4 track ep from burnski on the 13th release from constant sound.

constant black 005 comes from brazilian artists riggz, saenz and bodeler. vinyl only.

played by ricardo villalobos
after the success of burnski s debut album dna, now come the remixes from mandar, diego krause and laura jones.

cb004 comes from michael james. vinyl only.

(emcee) m.i. and producer dj cutt return a year after releasing the critically acclaimed “avant garde” with a new album and concept. the duo, who have further developed their creative enterprises to incorporate film production as part of their ever expanding six2six organization, have drawn from their respective italian and russian heritages to adopt the personas of luciano and lansky in the new album “omerta”.

the crisp tech house machinations of constant sound continue apace with this excellent transmission from the ever rising michael james. -the story unfolds- leads the way with a set of slick and slender rhythms locked into a quintessential minimal house swing, with plenty of subtle micro sampling bubbling away between the beats. -vshl- has a chunkier disposition, using bolder percussive strokes that punch in unison with the wobbly synth lines. -perseid- is a trippy affair loaded with zippy effects and dubby effects, and then -h15- rounds the ep out with a resolutely deep 4/4 meditation

burnskis and jon woodalls constant sound sublabel constant black continues its march into the underbelly of heads down club tracks with this installment from the hitherto unfamiliar constant. whether it s burnski under a different guise remains to be seen, but the quality of the tracks is the prime concern here. the a1 track is the perfect blend of tech house, with a hooky rhythm section and all manner of shimmering sonic delights spread out on top. the a2 taps a more reduced house vein, keeping the beats slender and the melodic elements subtle and dubby. the b side cut seems to merge the two to create a bubbling slice of swinging funk for the subliminal generation.

second release on constant black comes from michael james. vinyl only

following the success of his debut album, dna, burnski returns to constant sound with a 4 track ep made for the dance floor.

constant variables returns with the debut four tracker by new berlin-based project ecotone. on close to phobia he embarks on four journeys of pummeling and trippy techno full of swirling synth lines, out-there sequences and rough (break)beats, all perfectly balanced with a cinematic sense of post-industrial drama. soon to light up a warehouse party near you

burnski and jon woodall s constant sound label continues to reach skywards following the formers essential dna album, welcoming the ever-reliable laura jones and stephen brown into the mix with a collaborative effort that matches club precision with machine soul in equal measure. -crystalline- works around detroit motifs to great effect, while -concave- ramps up the swing factor for a spacey number that gets fancy with the fx. -pv- too does a fine job of making the synths ping around the mix with a jammed-out feel, while endian delivers a remix of -nothing lost- that leans on berlin techno dynamics while injecting some colour into the situation.

commonly found steering his own nabuco label, noha slides over to constant black (sub label of constant sound) to round out a very productive 2016 with another round of on-point deep house cuts sprinkled with immersive techy leanings. -hamal- may have a stout rhythm section at its core, but the layers of synths and processing on top all speak to a tripped out dubby mindstate, while -palette- only reaches further out into wistful 4/4 territory. there s still a crucial clubby mentality powering this ep though, and the reduced hypnotism of -annabanana- taps into this perfectly before the live drum workout -discovery-. vinyl only release

constant variables is the new techno offshoot of the enigmatic electro label expansion unit. cv’s inaugural release comes courtesy of berlin’s pascal hetzel, who is one of the driving forces behind the label. the ep features two expertly layered exercises in techno hypnosis as well as a slamming white-knuckle remix by luis flores and a murky excursion into drone-y ambient territory. watch this space!

burnski makes a return home to his own constant sound imprint for the first time since his changes ep back in september of 2015. 007 in the release catalogue sees a monumental step for both label and producer as it brings with it his first full-length offering. dna opens out across 9 neatly reduced dance tracks that demonstrate the unremitting talents of a producer with over 11 years experience in releasing records.

when hitting a streak it s best to keep going. for a prolific producer like ubx127 one ep just wasn t enough to keep up with his continuous output of high quality techno. constant permutation part 2 picks up where its predecessor left off and provides for another batch of deadly club weapons. living up to its title, beatless explorations sends out eerie signals deep into outer space, anticipating with suspense to maybe find some life form s response. it arrives in form of driving track felt and its ricocheting, arpeggiated synths, which would aptly soundtrack the decent of alien attack ships on our planet. weighty, yet mysterious Örnsberg seems to echo with the cries of long lost souls that have been trapped eternally inside its icy caverns. the ep ends with a masterclass in immersive sound design, a constant ebb and flow of layers, winding their way into the listeners subconscious. filling up a pair of twelves to the brim with tunes this well thought out and executed, ubx127 further displays his vast potential and leaves us with excitement for whatever he might be coming up with next.

popping up for the first time on figure spc y, it was the remarkable synth-work of ubx127 that instantly struck a chord with the labels demand for substantial techno. now the stockholm artist proves himself loyal and hits back twofold with a pair of eps that further highlight his mastery of both vivid modulation and effective sequencing. leading into this batch of new tunes are the crafty and beautifully fleshed-out synth-arpeggios of opener han, which ubx127 complements gracefully by adding tender touches of melody. a2 cut create and destroy displays a new side to the producer that verges on the manic, building upon a swirling theme that soon flies into a lunatic frenzy. soothing then are the spacious sounds of barabrus, a crisp piece of floating breakbeats and shoving sub-bass. living up to its name, swells starts as a bold synth-led groove and slowly grows into a romping beast that rebels against glistening sonic whiplashes. even in its own right constant permutation part 1 stands as a cohesive and compelling record that will add to any collection. but with its equally strong successor already waiting in the wings, it is ubx127 himself who will make a lasting impression.

next up on constant sound is berlin based diego krause. this time there are no remixes, just 3 solid club tracks from a producer who is really on form.

nice price deal !!! sweet n candy takes up the remix duties and delivers and outstanding minimal-tech house mix full of warm percussive shuffles. meanwhile on the flip side j alexanders original mix shows us his more techno inspired original. with a sharp kick drum and 909 percussion this mix is sure to fit into any late night set taking the dance floor on a deeper journey. >paradise lost< completes this release and if deep is your bag then they dont come much deeper than this, a unique track that fits somewhere between deep house and techno, dark little vocal cuts fit nicely along warm pads, massive sub base, quirky string samples and 808 toms.

completing a quick fire trio of new eps, constant sound hits release number six with a pair of new tracks from vrsion that come with a dance floor friendly remix from persuader.

constant sound founders jon woodall and burnski helm the label s latest 12inch under their constant name, with dub life featuring remixes from blackhall & bookless, s.a.m and a scott. dub life is a slithering, slippery and frictionless house roller with tunnelling percussive patterns, restless drums and myriad synth smears that really pull you down into a seductive groove. subtle vocals add character and ensure this one will keep floors locked for days. jaunt pair blackhall & bookless then step up with a fired up, peak time techno leaning bomb with barrelling kicks, ravey stabs and detroit referencing pads that really grab your attention. the s.a.m. reshape then offers up elastic, spaced out deep house vibes with airy hi hats, lots of height in the drums and plenty of feeling in the slithering synth lines that lace up the track. closing out the package is a remix from returning label artist a scott, whose fine remix is a lovably flabby and cavernous track with oodles of reverb, rattling train track like grooves and atmospheric pads that swirl all around you as you drift in his air beats.