detroit house music

excellent groovin house , with superb remix

two soul dancers on a 45.

following on from the epic hammer e.p. and subsequent remix package, loft records return for their 7th release enlisting the expertise of crawford to provide two original tracks with remixes from brame & hamo and kiwi. ‘we go back is a soaring synth driven stomper - building around dynamic arps and heavy bass synths, before a driving kick and soaring pads are brought to the fore to create an expertly produced big room anthem. techno rhumba is a chuggier affair laced with spring reverb, floaty arpeggiators, expansive stabs and brooding chords perfect for those early hours of a night. on the flip side, irish duo brame & hamo are first up to take on remix duties for we go back . they rework the arp lines and pads for the intro before dropping it into a tougher techno workout of heavy duty synth stabs, epic ride cymbals and dreamy textures. kiwi then close out with their reimagining of we go back combining a killer tom pattern with those soaring arpeggiators that seem to endlessly resonate around your brain. two great reinterpretations of what was already an amazing track

michi lange phunked up disco remixes

phat deeper funky electronic house rmx by so phatt ... incl r&b vox & instr mix

a side is seawinds free gorgeous this is a damn fine re edit of an old b side jam the b side features comin on strong this track popularised by mr ron hardy himself this re edit is too hot

dance music powerhouse deeptrax follows up recent dispatches from joey anderson and caim, with a label debut from fellow dutch techno stalwart robert vosmeijer aka de sluwe vos.

purple marbled double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

blue coloured double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

vol. 2

2x12 inch gatefold lp

the soundtrack from quentin tarantino’s “jackie brown” on limited blue coloured vinyl.

remastered and available on vinyl for the first time, including 5 previously unreleased tracks. the double vinyl is housed in a gatefold sleeve.

10th installment of tramp records’ “movement” compilation series as limited double lp with bonus 7 inch, all housed in a gatefold sleeve.

a rare groove compilation from jazz to soul & funk to blaxploitation on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

remixes are handpicked by terrence parker himself

the soundtrack for quentin tarantino’s movie jackie brown back on 180 gram vinyl.

the last couple of years have been huge for pomo, going from a relatively obscure canadian producer to releasing his debut ep on hw&w, remixing for the likes of janet jackson and mark ronson, producing am i wrong? on anderson paak s debt album and touring the globe with disclosure as their opening act. bastard jazz has commissioned pomo to be next in line for the fourth volume of their tempo dreams compilation series, following on the heels of the hotly contested soul clap compiled vol. 3. as with other tempo dreams records, pomo has curated a slick and well polished album full of exclusive tracks from friends and collaborators such as lindsay lowend, aloka, exmag, syre, daniel crawford, fvlcrvm and more. touching on the shimmering nudisco sound, plodding deep electronic vibes, funky instrumental hip-hop, and even a hint of drum n bass, tempo dreams vol. 4 takes it s rightful place in the series as one of the most forward thinking compilations showcasing emerging young talent.

ho do ri is the combination of fabe (salty nuts) & ben balance (sukhumvit records)
another groove era - vinyl only

an imagined soundtrack album to a film that doesnt exist. you will be hard pushed to hear anything as original of this calibre all year.

paul frick is back with another massive ep on kalk pets. i got through is his third release for the berlin producer on the vinyl sublabel of karaoke kalk and with it frick has delivered another quality record.

famoser 3 tracker für die technoid-soulige tanzfläche der mit einem live eingespielten marimbaphon aufwartet und bei >steal my heart< einen originell kommentierten sample-diebstahl veranstaltet. support kommt von butane, alex attias, perc, 3 channels, agnes, jeff samuel, kiki.

free is a late 70s jazz fusion dance anthem remade by underdogs re edit expertise coming on strong is a funky disco vibe for extended pleasure(sb)