following his debut release on jedi recordings last year, cantina cuts bring you another four authentic and fresh jungle/hardcore tracks from hyped on acid.

2023 repress - 1 per customer - simply an iconic track from swiss brothers mandrax and seb k aka shakedown, ‘at night’ is one of the most recognisable house tracks of the last two decades. with one of the most-hyped remixes of the year, artist of the moment peggy gou delivers with a squelching 7 minute groover, bringing in that iconic synth motif to lift the production and keep it rolling. stepping up to tackle this masterpiece with a nu-disco dance track, tiger & woods use cowbell to accent a b-boy beat, with drum machine breaks bringing it back to the dancefloor. with a sophisticated house remix with a nu-disco edge is purple disco machine, fusing a funk-infused bassline with terra deva’s unforgettable vocals. finally is a brand new version from the shakedown duo themselves, the galactic boogie mix. with saturated synths and interplanetary breakdowns, shakedown bring a carefree 80s quality to this iconic track’s irresistible after-dark charm

supported by djs like punks jump up (kitsuné), munk (gomma), radioclit (uk) after releasing hyped 7inch singles with klaxons and kleerup ft. robyn risky dazzle is very proud to announce the release of this harlem bomb. harlem is a stockholm duo that consists of johan skugge and martin thomasson, they have previously released records on gramme and service and have been championed by tiga among others. this techno acid anthem is one of the most defining dancefloor 12inch singles of the moment. genre destroying, fierce and rocking, >cat scratch< is a pumped up 303 stomper with a demented acid line that hauntingly stalks the listener as the relentless beat is built up and broken down. much in the same way as mmms >donna< did in the late 90s, >cat scratch< takes back dance music to its raw, dirty basics. on the flip side, >kidney shot< pushes the noisy whereabouts of the a-side one step further. technoid and funky, it is bound to set the dancefloor in motion

debut release from cantinua cuts, a new sub-label of jedi recordings, featuring four early 90s style hardcore tracks.

selected deal - two of the d s finest throw it down with a varied ep ranging from gritty acid to hyped house jams. mad good.

prime numbers highlight the most hyped trus me track from his >treat me right< album released earlier this year. somebody is an insistent, throbbing production championed by many a dj in 2013 including daniel bell, mcde, deetron, ben klock, bicep, nina kraviz & guy gerber. hypnotic acid bass pulses under shifting cymbals & claps with jacked-up, penetrating snare breakdowns. simple, classic & effective. following his recent excursion on the ann aimee imprint mosca remixes for the flip. dropping the tempo he indulges in a burning bass heavy affair, stripping the minimal original even further back & subtly crafting the parts to create a spacious, heads-down groove. a masterful rework indeed.

next detroit - chicago bomb by echonomist. incl huge john dimas remix. like an aficionado of acid house echonomist returns with a stormer on third wave. this time his hyped chord progressions resolve into a groove that is more or less a reminiscence of the hacienda days. dans mon salon sings in black shades >i feel for you<, >to lock with a groove that i crave for<. a praise to jack, a praise to the way of jack. ultimately, >jack had a groove. and from this groove came the grooves of all grooves<… john dimas goes deeper underground with a simple primitive like pulsating groove. the insistent bass line tone (that slowly unravels an opening filter) clearly connects to old skool techniques of acid house masters.

beautiful elegic mid-tempo boogie tune by toby tobias similar in the style to his excellent >this feeling< release on rekids. comes with a loose funky take from hyped off key hat (dissident, untracked). flip over for more peak time action: >highway 24< is a bubbly, synth heavy modern disco tune while >highway 1< takes it in a more oldschool acid-house direction.

super-hyped & long-awaited bomb !! matt edwards aka radio slave certainly excelled himself when he created his gnarly acid-drenched minimal-tech shoulder popper that first surfaced in late 06 on the no sleep ep (part 2). but now is time for the remixes. first up is josh wink, a man whose reputation goes before him. his >interpretation< is nothing short of colossal. cosmo vitelli delivers a corker on the b side along with the gnarly screamapella tool