big with: carl cox, ali schwarz, josh wink, sebo k, brothers vibe, catz n dogz, laurent garnier, karotte, falko brocksieper, dave dk, martin landski, tricksi, dario zenker, shuri- kan, marco resmann, ed davenport, agnes, miss jools, kreon, cirillo, anthony collins, dyed soundorom, will saul, funk d void, james flavour, okain, federico molinari, andrew grant, .. the always in form freak n chic continue their early-2009 bombardment with a superb ep from newcomer djebali. dropping just in time for miami, the >lax ep< looks set to be another winner for the paris-based imprint as it oozes quality across all four of its, percussive house tracks. starting with the urgent, chicago vibes of >dont be forced<, the >lax ep< features tracks for every point in a set. while the aforementioned cut is peak-time, the sinister >california<is pure afterhours with its spooky synths and heavy funk bass drops.

amazing disco boogie holy grail was released on tim mabins own sapphire imprint back in 1984. because of the fact that tim was forced to work with a limited budget, he only could press up 500 copies, just a few copies were exported out of the country. this became a real crate diggers treasure, changing hands for $100 and more. we are really proud to offer you this official re-issue. jimmy jam is a true dance floor burner. solid lynn drum machine beats, fat grooving minimoog bassline, crazy synth work and amazing vocals make this tune a must have! the instrumental is included too. floorfiller

john tejada & arian leviste from 2001 with great deep techno to techhouse

the new soul designer album evolutionism will be released as 2 indivually released 12 eps with dj friendly versions, followed by a cd and dl album with additional tracks

earlier support by martinez, tiefschwarz, pheek and agaric !! tic tac toe records is back – this time with candy for all the minimal minded techno ears among their fans. they bring you two teams of danish supertalents, ecco & justin side and remixers dj lab & larry – and not to mention well known maestro ryan crosson.

incl dj pierres wild pitch mix and nick & danny chatelains forced mix. between electro/minial & tribal. remixes are done by the don dj pierre , delivering a classic wild pitch remix and super hot duo nick & danny chatelain

as hard as it might be to believe, there was a time when the word trance did not mean dutch guys dressed in white wearing oakleys.. it also didn t mean israeli pre-military dragon-stick wielding reefer addicts.. actually, there was a glorious era where trance was a verb rather than a noun.. im talking about when you got in a trance, at lets say for example: the golden eagle in munich in 81, in a white-tiled sauna-motif discotec, grooving to a 17 minute reel-to reel version of knights in white satin on your 2nd bottle of poppers while some guy named >wolfie< takes his modern ballet skills to the >next level<. if that sounds appealing.. and i know it does.. then allow me to introduce you to compuphonic and kolombo.. a throwback to the days of romance-trance of the highest order. deep, sensual (yes, i used the word sensual) electronic grooves so potent that we were forced by a coalition of competitors labels to only release some of them digitally to restrict their awesome power to trip people out. these tracks make other tracks seem like mindless shallow shit. that includes some of turbos other releases.

finest dubby deep techno trax !! for two years the doors were open monthly at grubenstrasse 28 in zurich. and what a two years it was! musicians from afar were joining a frolicsome party crowd of 300, all done in an intimate maze-like setting where the largest value was put on atmosphere and hospitality - just perfect. problems with the neighbourhood forced us to close down this last jewel of zurichs alternative nightlife

only unreleased new tracks from dj deeon and slugo....though he s revered among chicago djs and around the world as the original master of ghetto dance music, deeon started small, on chicagos south side. he sold his dj mixtapes in the parking lot where he lived, and played house parties in the projects. these crowded living room parties started the feeling and inspiration for the sound deeon produced, music he simply refers to as, >for the strippers, for the street<. while tracks like >accelerate< on dance mania were doing well overseas, he was getting little support or play from local chicago clubs. deeon calls ghetto house the >stepchild of chicago house<. eventually the incredible response from his music forced the clubs to concede and play his records. these >techno with a ghetto edge< tracks have found way to the decks in clubs around the world. deeon found his home on chicagos own dance mania label, where he released hits like >let me bang<, >who you wit<, >da dick suck< and >the freaks<. deeon is currently signed to databass records, which is rereleasing most of his back catalog with new remixes!

here we have 4 absoltuly bannging tracks with evil breaks and great arrangements! all 4 tracks are perfekt hardfloor peaktime techno .. supported by sven wittekind, torsten kanzler, rush and pet duo !!

with her debut “my shadow was a nun”, maj rachel creates an amalgam of soul, musique concrete, sound design experiments and classical.

panorama bar resident nick ho&#776,,,,,ppner gets to work on his second solo album on ostgut ton, connecting the territories of house music with the ease of alt-pop. work as in labor. an axiom that fuels the capitalist system just as the techno/house scene economy says that one needs to keep oneself busy to make a living. as a musician, things are complicated of course. itÕs a long way from the romantic idea of creating music simply for the sake of art to becoming a full time musician. those who have accomplished this feat often find themselves in a professional loop of writing the music, producing it, promoting it (with an info text like this), releasing it and then hopefully selling it. after leaving his full time job as ostgut tonÕs label manager in 2012, nick ho&#776,,,,,ppner went fully freelance, focusing on his musically diverse, deep and dynamic djing in and outside berghainÕs panorama bar, but more importantly spending more time in the studio. the result was his critically acclaimed debut album folk (ostgut ton, 2015), various 12Ò releases and remixes, and now his sophomore lp, work, which, more than ever, lays out his refined production skills and his talent to work the machines until they reveal their inner ghosts: nine new songs that now dodge the dance floor, then fully embrace it.