the spanish connection in shape of exium!!! these guys are known for their extremely well crafted works on nheoma and audio assault! this is no exception, deep spaced out techno that works perfect on the dancefloor!!

strong 3 track ep with nice techhouse .. made for dancefloor pleasure... played by ricardo villalobos, raresh, onur Özer, 2000 and one, karotte, anthony collins...

the vinyl opens with athina a track that has the special ,made by axel karakasis, mark all over itself. athina busts a powerful uptempo groove and a really nice melody making the track perfect for those summer outdoor festivals!! the track has already gained massive support by carl cox. the second track is, how do i know, by sun40. the track builds up towards an energetic vibe, including some great rhythmic percussions, a driving melody and a bassline that just scream for you to get out on the dancefloor. on the other side you will fine vaporise a track by vortechtral a vivid uptempo track, with twitchy hi hats, energetic drums and filtered vocals. last but not least is flashback a track by dj mary that catch the attention with its energetic beats and a simple but cool bass melody. all sounds collide, creating a magical explosion of colours, sounds, intensity, extacy and emotions. a very very impressive record. an absolute must have for this summer!

spinned by tocadisco !! for tf014, freelance studio engineer john poole - a.k.a neoteric - gives us a brilliant piece of music with an angry name! his work here is a twisted yet melodic track where synthlines twinkle, twists and mutates over a chunky drum track. the james harcourt twisted mix goes darker and tecchier whilst upping the energy for the dancefloor. the grimy bassline is distinctive of previous works such as invasion and arachnofunk, whilst the original parts of >imprecation< are sliced, slashed and soaked in effects to build a new vibe

k-hand brings you her new electronica label from detroit, by popular demand. a sub of acacia (dance/house music label). gorsch was derived by hands family history name from germany, from over 100 years ago. today, gorsch brings you slamming driving,dancefloor electronic, electro music to date. keepin it hot, pumping, and consistent with regular new releases! look out for the next release of hands >wanderer< a new unreleased track remix edit by ritzi lee (from netherlands). more hot music from where it all started, whether you want to call it techno, electro, electronica, this label continue its unique

unruly dancefloor belter with clever samples & bovver boy bassline

solid punishment of the mind with some chemical warfare aimed straight at the dancefloor. so take cover and hide, cause the cannibals are coming to hunt you down and theyre freaking hungry! manu kenton strikes hard with his dirty filthy hard techno mayhem. pumpin sounds for the jumpin massive, check out the nasty smaplework on the b1. eat or be eaten

rip, rig & paniq is the second chapter of a 4 singles serie introducing a more groovy aspect of radiq s music. tracks produced in the spirit of his >graffiti & rude boy 67< album but thought for the dancefloor this time. the 4 tracks on this ep present the highest quality production full of jazz and funk influences. rip, rig & paniq is all about radiq s subtility to mix electronic and acoustic sound

strong release from redwan…it sounds acid, minimal, old school and modern in the same time… defenitly well done by the boss of the imprint. more a huge peaktime dancefloor killer by sarah goldfarb and his friend sam & dave & lowran (stir/unfoundsound)

all god s children is pure deephouse with driving percussion, a classic house groove, lush keyboard work and a bassline that brings you through the night. the bside sports two versions of the track anything is possible. the maison vumbi edit by xaver hinself is very faithful to the original version, which is a disco tainted take on early chicago house, and simply streamlines the track for ideal dancefloor compatibility. the filiberto marmelade remix on the other hand turns the track into a psychedelic piano-house jam with a highly addictive additional hook, a real summer tune..

ziggy kinders last outing on souvenir proved to be one of the highlights of 2007. bailamos, a record destined to make love to the converging worlds of european techno and south american latin music was hailed by artists like laurent garnier, koze and mike shannon for its mysterious melodies and enveloping percussion while the a-side que pasa maria was championed by anja schneider and radioslave. fans of tiefschwarzs daring souvenir imprint will be in no doubt as to what lies in store for the label’s tenth release. >flipflop crash< is another typically ziggy workout destined for a discerning international dancefloor. disorientating percussion and flanging effects dance around an insistent throbbing bassline while a female vocal whispers in french. the warm melodies layering the track hint at the sultriness of >bailamos< , but this is a continuation not a revisitation and an impressive step forward for ziggys sound. on the flip chilean star pier bucci takes up the remix reigns. after impressing with his ahead-of-its-time familia lp on crosstown rebels in 2005 and last years club bomb hay consuelo, his addition to the souvenir roster is another memorable recruitment with current label remix talents including artists like carl craig, tiefschwarz, shonky, samim, kiki & silversurfer and radioslave. his interpretation adds an injection of urgency to ziggys original, stripping the vocals back to a minimum to make way for an epic delay soaked synth hook. its a remix destined for the end of a night or that perfect plateau of a party when the dancefloor has been moving for hours waiting for a hypnotising melody such as this to sweep it onto another level

the multitalented robbie taylor dropped this migty piece of musical madness presented on the mighty wasted imprint! a tech house journey, weaving its way into your mind and taking control of your limbs, with a melodic techy groove that builds and builds & finally drops to create total dancefloor insanity!the remix package has been crafted to create perfect reworkings of the original to suit every taste. london based alex celler (cocoon, nrk, buzzin fly, baroque) delivers a deep and bumpy mix that brings an impeccably classy vibe in his inimitable style, with a tech house sound full of grooves, tribal rhythms & relentless energy, he has established his sound well into the 2008 electronica. thats why his productions have been supported constantly by big players such as carl cox, ricardo villalobos, luciano, michel de hey, sven vaeth, dennis ferrer, masters at work, danny tenaglia, pvd, chus & ceballos, laurent garnier and many more!! the package is rounded off with the solar sun remix, a driving take on the original with a hook line that will rotate in your head for hours afterwards!certainly one of the biggest wasted releases so far, already heavily supported by loads of heavyweight djs around the globe...

zahn strikes back with another killer ep on the infamous enemy imprint. after very well received releases on enemyltd by joel mull, decimal and zahn its now time for the comeback of the original enemy records. zahn remixes four of his favorite tracks on this very special ep. resulting in a diverse minimal style techno, perfect for the dancefloor

an instant dancefloor smash whenever its played, intense support from dave spoon, tocadisco, laidback luke, steve angello & dirty south. a firecracker of an ep that does extreme damage!next up on toolroom trax, our very own owen ingram teams up with danish house he ro rune rk to bring you a scorching anthemic house bomb entitled >life<. the two producers have never actually met in person. owen fired over some parts to rune via aols aim instant messenger, rune arranged them, and then they went back an d forth until they came up with >life<! a classic-sounding track that conveys steamy summer nights dancing under the mediterranean stars, >life< has enjoyed massive support

body to body is a key track from jay tripwires debut album, gemini soul. the remixes start up with deephouse legend, fred everything. next up, our swedish friends groovenauts deliver a percussion lead deep dancefloor burner. the last two tracks get a bit darker as mazi delivers a pair of remixes under his audio soul project guise.

coming off a variety of 12 releases in the past few years on handheld, forcetracks & defchild, igor vlasov presents his latest offerings aimed at the dancefloor with nods to the lounge or casa. keeping true his house roots and while channeling his alter-ego as s.p.c., igor demonstrates a remarkable proficiency in a variety of deep, evocative and yet grooving sounds. the outer tracks, >fellow’s traveller< and >phoenix< are keen on ampliflying the dancefloor energy, while the deep, highly-structured textural excursions in >nalim< and >horizon-c< are suggestive of the penetrating works of markus guentner

after a long time far from the scene, heres benjamin diamonds come back. advanced promos upfront from the official release date in september, heres the first extract from the man behind huge hits a few years back (remember the voice behind stardust for example...) with killer dancefloor remixes with the likes of rafale (rise recordings) and from d.i.m. (boys noize rec)

redmist bring the talents of fx 909 to the table, crispy fried beats roll thru intro giving way to a trancy filled breakdown then twisted swirling bass flows throughout the track making this a dancefloor destroyer.

are you ready to dance? no experimental only dancefloor! suburbia club, burrini & pompili are back with 4 new tracks 100% dancefloor. tourus... a real train, a little bit techno groove bomb! if you are tired you can listen, rosetta, a kind of minimal house with a killer pause. in the logo side we are back in a famous open air festival with a melodic groove, organized, an easy dreamer track! the last track is, mercedes, ohhh baby you are drink in a disco club with a fuckin bitch

byron bogues is coming with a huge release on skript music. his dark, minimalistic techhouse track >bass 2 bass< is straight for the dancefloor. the record comes along with two different remixes by two_em(rotary cocktail/ dekadent/ snork) and bernd krull aka andomat 3000(cadenza/ platzhirsch). two_ems version is a good driving tool with a lot of percussions. bernd krulls interpretation is more housy and fits perfect into the summertime. support from acts like tomcraft, superflu, dave shokh, martin donath, nudisco, avex axiom

tim davison delivers his new side project quartech, and the monstrous >cats cradle< in all its main room glory. with its lush strings, driving bassline and trademark percussion, this is a gem to rock the dancefloor. featuring two remixes from infusions jamie stevens, who has been making waves of late with his superb remixes. jamie opts for a driving techno orientated reinterpretation, wih his nine live mix utilising the full strings in the original and his tech dub taking things dirty, deep and slamming

after his pretty succesful debut on drehmoment with his acidic >hallucination<, milenko puts it onto another level now with his new ep for the label. groovy, scratchy techno and a flip with harmonics that went mad, this is the menu for today. jonas kopp is the guy for an outstanding remix, just in the way like his works for spectral or 20:20 vision. contemporary techno for those who are not afraid of giving the dancefloor a bit more energy as most jocks would ever imagine to do

already supported by steve lawler, michael mayer, marc romboy, ivan smagghe, fafa monteco, nudisco... belgium dj fred hush and fellow music partner noseda are known for their releases on rush hour ltd and kill the dj. they debut on hell yeah with a peaktime sureplayer called >whitenoise< and a piece of moody electronic music, a >classic< in the makin indeed. a truly dynamic techno package as it should be done, no reason to describe it more, just play it and watch your dancefloor go bananas at the breakdowns..

originally released under ron trents cinematic travels project on the >ancient futures< album, these tracks get a 12inch re-release on the new prescription classics imprint. a perfect mix of ron trents timeless sensibilities for the dancefloor and live performance.

delivering top quality dancefloor reworks cut for better quality and maximum disco use, on this first 12inch of the series is a killer disco rework, an instrumental edit of don rays 1978 cut standing in the rain, plus on the flip some old school acid house, a re edit of the classic 87 adonis production jack frost and the circle jerks shout

new mathematics signing bocca grande (dj trio & pianist yucaco) give us three top notch piano-led tunes in a tasteful blend of house & techno aesthetics, classical piano and ambient elements to boot. label boss hieroglyphic being shows up to give them a dancefloor re-fix on the flip

a bouncey groove that always works the dancefloor. atnarkos best work to date we think. jt donaldson is back with more of his disco cut up action on artboogiemusic the b1. aps n kirby from france smooth things out with a tasty deep track for the deeper house heads.

in love with mathias kaden, giles smith, philip sherburne!! gel abril delivers the goods once again on be as one with two singles that offer a slightly different twist on gel’s output. sitting on the a side >spells of yoruba< is that kind of tune that once dropped on the floor it will make the people groove like mad. in its simplicity this tune will have dancefloor rockin to the chunky groove and the mesmerizing vocal snippet. ask the handfull of lucky ones who are already dropping it wordwide. on the b side, >marir< has a good mix of tribal groove and uptempo rhythm that gives the tracks it driving force and energy and guaratee another sure hit on the floor

same script as with previous control voltage releases, 2 x 303, 1 x 808, 1 x 909, 2 x blokes on dial and desk duty and this time guest starring a linn lm2 for that fearsome descending snare sound. this one is a big analogue party tune that just keeps on going and is sure to put a wonky grin on a bunch of sweaty faces on a dancefloor near you this summer. also, contrary to a number of reports from a few internet record dealers who seem hell-bent on driving up the price of the first 2 control voltage 12s, they are not quite sold out a source, we havent got many left but there are a few remaining for anyone that needs them

bonus round records keeps the shrapnel flying with its third release blister pack, unleashing 5 fresh bass tracks designed to inflict critical dancefloor damage at your local rave. as well as two brand new killers from label boss lukes anger, bonus round welcomes some fresh faces: hellnoise rave pilot kid 606 (tigerbeat6/tigerbass), inspector spectre (truesounds) and brightons ninja nuns from outta bass.

a standout track for us is >fantasy<, which was never released on 12inch but despite this has been a djs favourite for over 30 years. the lush layering of instruments and percussion create a track that sounds as fresh today as it would have in 1975. after citing this as one of their favorite records of all time, faze action took this track and have given us some excellent edits which add extra dancefloor elements while keeping the integrity of the original

essential tech-house interpretation of the jazz standard! tip ! at the core of >take five< is a warm, fluttering piano loop that wouldnt sound out of place on a nina simone record. around these rich, faintly jazzy chords, jona builds a thrillingly direct, percussive track which nods to the passion and polish of classic 90s house music. a shuffling snare pattern and a tough, buoyant kickdrum combine with the keys to give the dancefloor a workout it wont forget. this is smart, optimistic stuff from jona, a ready-made soundtrack for hands in the air at late summers parties. >sunset< is a darker but no less seductive affair. its skeleton is a supple, minimalist groove, undercut with a raw, rangy bassline, and topped by tight snares and a steady, sibilant rush of hi-hats.

supported by marc romboy, olivier huntemann, nudisco, mugwump, da fresh, jack de marseille, michael forzza, david guetta, dave clark, claudio coccoluto, martin solveig, ivan smagghe and many more... the story goes like this: fred hush went dj-ing to the russian federation. he was invited by shishkanov evgeniy pavlovich (aka eugene for his friends). being a dance producer as well, he proposed >not gay song< to fred hush... just to test him really. fred hush immediately liked the deep 80s minded 120 bpm melody and influenced by the voice of eugene (with a certain depeche mode feeling), fred was immediately interested to sign this wonderful track to the palm beach label as a true potential dancefloor hit!

reissue of this rare italo disco track from 83. probably our last italo disco release since most of it has been bootlegged by now but we really wanted to credit giuliano saglia for this magical release. >firelight< is bouncy 80s synthesizer disco with those trademark italo sounds and vocals (also included the instrumental version). but what should get you really excited is the flemming dalum >firelight< remix. he strips it down to the minimal and builds an amazing dark and intense version that stays true to the original sound but with a modern dancefloor approach.

from dj yellows new album... including killer dancefloor friendly remixes from atjazz, and satoshie tomiie...

after his last years hit fruchtalarm/city rush boogie dub on farside records, its time for another herb lf solo joint. sunliner takes you on a trip and has a deep melancholic mood with a perfect catchy piano hook. when the reese bassline drops, sunliner takes one step further and creates big dancefloor pressure. expect a very special moment when you play out this wonderful piece of music in the club. dub is the word in down to the sound?. some cheeba cheeba business, a smokers riddim, delayed stabs and a killer bassline is enough for this dubby deep tune. ring the alarm! one of the most groovin 4 to the floor trax that has seen the light recently is named shake!. with a few dubby dancehall snippets and a slightly metallic sounding synth, herb lf adds live percussions from tim friesenhagen. even the sound of a lighter (!!) is used as a rhythmic element. get your groove on this perfect percussive atmospheric tool. shake it, baby!

daniel mehlhart steps up to the plate for kindischs seventeenth release, origami - an exquisitely deep, languid house jam laced with strung-out, processed spanish guitar and gently euphoric xylophone arpeggios. >origami< is languid, yes, but not exactly laid-back: its held up and propelled forward by a gently vibrating lattice of kickdrum and snare hits, through which a dubby, molten bassline and taut, time-keeping chords dreamily but determinedly flow. the perfect soundtrack to the mixed pace of summers long days and even longer nights. mehlhart harks back to his acclaimed past releases on karmarouge and neutonmusic for >alles klar alles easy<, which sees brushed drum and shaker sounds edited into a quietly explosive techno work-out with serious swing. >fata morgana< begins in a more linear, four-to-the-floor style, but those percussive flourishes quickly accrue into something more strange, and then out of the ether comes an entrancing, south american-style chorus line. the voices mingle imperceptibly with woodblock strikes and caustic snares, injecting the techno dna >fata morgana< with a sick and psychedelic voodoo funk. with this 12inch kindisch once again proves itself to be a preeminent stable for experimental, expressive dancefloor music, and daniel mehlhart affirms his status as one of our most daring and capable producers

work the dancefloor - incl. daddys groove rework!

enjoying success earlier this year on splank! with organ dementia/restless, groove allegiance have also recently remixed torpedo boys the disco song for lounge records and break the boxs ghostlicker for ground level. this latest number super squelch has already been doing the business at recent groove allegiance gigs, the title giving plenty away, as wonky lfo noises provide the fills, whilst stomping beats and a twisted electro hook provide the solid dancefloor groove. canadian stalwart macca, head honcho of invasive records, turns up to provide the remix. catching the eye of splank! with his recent remixes of dj dans chop shop (instereo) and robb g & the phat conductors heavy, the macca sound has a hint of breakbeat mixed with a big room electro flavour, and with this remix he stays true to his word. the beats are tight, the fills and edits feel quite breaky, and the hook is hypnotic. this ones perfect for the big arena & just in time for festival season.

the a is from rico & starts with an atmospheric pad and a loop of a vocal snippets, which builds & builds until it drops into techy, dancefloor fueled mayhem! the aa side comes courtesy of nightwalker himself & features the classic nightwalker production, huge ultra catchy bass lines, rollin beats & snares that take your face off.

dachshund started to produce techno music in 2006. influenced by his background as a dub and d&b producer, his sound is energic and groovy. today, dachshund is one of the finest example of genevas top quality minimal techno scene. he released most of his tracks on different labels such as num records, platzhirsch, mental groove, 60sec, and many others. he plays live and dj set as well and knows exactly how to run a dancefloor. his releases >somehow<, >water game<, have been acclaimed by the whole scene. for his thrilling and creepy tracks he uses many spatial effects and therefore he creates very abstract sound buildings that are standing immovable in a well structured landscape of weird minds.

morris audio 62 is a joint venture from two of the most outstanding greek producers (em well, living both in berlin now….): ekkohaus and gummihz! and they present what they do best: ekkohaus (hot with his cargo edition release) gives us two great summer tunes, house stylee, with fat bouncing basslines. and gummihz (big with his releases on mobilee) turns >our thing< into a minimal dancefloor smasher – reduced to the max, but adding highlights where necessary, this track will be

komplement recordings is now ready for the second release with 3 great melodic tracks full of harmony! on the a side, ludwig buez deep into the emotional aspect of minimal music, closing your eyes while listening to >losing tears< will let you trip for more than 8 minutes. the b side lovefool is a wonderful after-party track, great for ibizas beaches!! spicy percussions & nord lead chords brings warmth and smiles to the dancefloor. oscar (confused/karate) joined the komplements team with a killer remix where he changed the whole thing to give his personal touch on the record

excellent deep grroving and hypnotic with phat bassline - good dancefloor funk - charted by dave ellesmere

played by sebo k, karotte... layo and bushwacka! are equally at home turning out summery housey affairs as they are peak time stormers, and >now is the time / the time was then definitely fits into the latter category. a double header, the loose concept behind the release is to represent the sound of the dancefloor now versus the sound from a few years ago. >now is the time< has its feet placed firmly in 2008 - a crisp, clean techno bassline, topped by hand claps, snatches of breathy female vocal, and full of an irresistible array rattles, whooshes and other indefinable sounds that the duo seem to pull from the depths of their imaginations. it breaks with some simple electronic sounding chords and a stirring martin luther king sample that makes this record so memorable. >the time was then< is based around that same sample, but gives a cheeky nod to a few years back, with a bassline and keys that wouldnt have sounded out of place on their seminal ‘night works’ album. it never goes too far towards nostalgia, though, and either would rip up a late night dancefloor

played by karotte, l.garnier, steve bug, sebo k, mike shannon, layo, d julz !!! we are pretty sure that maetrik sent us his latest ep from a grow room orbiting the earth. his space chronic ep combines the innovation of techno with a sense of fun missing from your average four on the floor banger. its a little shocking, but the results have been exactly what wed expect from the dallas native - mass freaking on the dancefloor. the albums lead single, sex with bass, explores the type of low frequencies that usually occur when suspension bridges tear apart. all the while a subsonic voice repeats its desire to have sex… with bass! stab jockey throws a techno curveball at the start, utilizing rhythmic synths over a simple beat. dont trust it! midway through, the line clears out for full-frequency busting bass drops. on the flip, crawl machine immediately builds a head-nodding groove that wastes no time firing off its boosters – half the track is a sneaky buildup. by the time the kick slams back in, youre already back in orbit. cuban born maetriks techno pedigree is bulletproof.

after the returning of swr in may 2008 with the >never forget ep< swr strikes back just 1 month later with the next release: >i stay hard<. techno artist sven wittekind stays for hard techno like no other artist in europe, since 2001 he brings his supporters worldwide the hard & innovative techno sound in their recordcases. he would never change to minimal like the others: he stays hard, fresh & innovative in what he is doing! both tracks on this release are well done, with a good feeling for the dancefloor, but also for listening at home or in the car. enjoy the nightflight and stay hard

first up on the a side is the bouncy sound of boogie down, co produced with he of liquid v fame ? dj mosus. with its hip hop flavour, acid overtones, squelchy leadlines and rumbling bass this is a track aimed straight at the dancefloor without compromising on integrity...boogie on down yo!

knock knock, bang bang! minimal neo tech drama is just kicking your doors off! 5.4,3.2,1 action! our hommie jurek przezdziecki from warsaw, (poland) - is making his debut on boshke beats records and you better watch it, feel it and be into it! (we will not give you here a death threat ,but we were close to-please admit it) 10 years of producing under the different projects like big wigs, epi centrum and mass turbo! and lately you could taste of his sound on recently released maxis on whirlpoolsex, bretzel, jacek sienkiewiczs recognition and living records and here is his first boshke debut. we highly suggest to watch this interesting producer closer! he manages to seamlessly lead us through his special and unique fusion between minimal techno and neo trance, dressed with his unique sonic synthesises and topped with a top class sound production. on the b-side is a contemporary re-work of the sink master by maestro robert babicz (aka rob acid), speiced with the dancefloor power and a big roberts character this remix destined for all the modern contemproary djs on the planet earth!.