late last year, we modestly celebrated the sixth anniversary of lph records by releasing a 10-inch that reconnected us with our very first ep by bringing back two of the artists who contributed to it, runaway and soft rocks. now, as a sort of companion to that, we have lph___vi , a 7-inch that gives shine to a couple other names that have been spotted on lph party flyers of old and back catalog credits, jacques renault and daniel t. both these are fun, flavorful little disco nugs united by funky bass guitar fretwork and plenty of sassy woodblock, though jacques leans towards the goofy and daffy, whereas daniels brings some synth-pop seriousness into the frame. as befits the format, both hover around four minutes in length.

most excellent unlimited is back with a homage to the primal roots of the dance floor, the disco break. this six-track, 12-inch ep gathers secret weapons from a diverse group of master re-editors who ve each provided their take on the venerable dj tool in the form of loops and grooves that will be welcome additions to the palettes of creative disc jocks everywhere. ranging from the minimal drum machine beats of daniel wang and alex from tokyo to the dramatic orchestration of tom noble s -samuel- and the whistle-laced afro disco of jacques renault (and a battle-ready acapella loop from danny krivit), most excellent breaks, beats & loops lives up to its name with a collection that pays respect to the lineage of the classic new york city edited break compilation.

support by kon, soul clap, jacques renault and more

support by: dicky trisco, sleazy mcqueen, tensnake, laurent garnier, toomy disco, ooft!, autodeep, mike w (kolour recordings), jacques renault, daniel solar, james johnston, luv shack records, ben la desh, norm de plume, the revenge

tracks by finnebassen, monitor 66, nhan solo, daniel solar the label has received glowing support from tensnake, mark e, art of tones, jacques renault, ooft!, resident advisor, feel my bicep, 6th borough project and lewie day to name a few

3x12 inch lp incl. joey negro, jaques renault and more

three tracks of left-of-centre dance music music from the ears have eyes label bosses murun b and ivor e. the track names draw on imagery from hazy memories of cartoons from our childhood. detroit leaning techno, breakbeat-house and 3am trippy goodness. dj support: bwana, west norwood cassette library, john digweed, edmondson, robert owens, gramrcy, john osborn, carl craig, soul clap, happa, tensnake, franck roger, kid enigma, ian blevins, hammer, dubble d/moodymanc, klose one, daniel drumz, groove chronicles, ame, altern-8, jacques renault, altered natives, len faki, leisure system (sam barker), steve lawler, horse meat disco, chrissy murderbot, seven davis jr

this february sees the launch of a brand new label, boogie originals.
the labels first release gives a taster of what to expect, four tracks of original music with feet in the past but head in the present.
dj play: crazy p, daniel solar, dj rahaan, cole medina, chris duckenfield, cosmo vitelli, nick chacona, anthony mansfield, maelstrom, jon dasilva, illija rudman, phat phil cooper, bonar bradberry, krysko, deadly sins, rejekts, ltj experience, sleazybeats, craig smith (6th boro), kelvin andrews, unabombers, soft rocks, david dunn, andy mac, disco bloodbath, ashley beedle, mark e, rob j (main stem), alkalino, cottam, bedmo disco, tristan da cunha, sleazy mcqueen, tal m klein, jacques renault, ali ooft ...

supported by: radio slave, nicholas (no more hits), douglas lee (tbd), daniel wang, jim stanton (horse meat disco), jacques renault, space ranger, dj rocca (ajello), baby g (dance disorder), stefano e bene (compost records) and club silencio… cocktail d amore records is the latest venture from italian duo discodromo and berghain resident dj boris, an extension of the crews monthly berlin party of the same name. the label will be a new home for their productions, collaborations and remixes, as well as those from their global network of producers. as such, the first release, cocktail d amore, is something of a mission statement, showcasing a variety of names with their interpretation of electronic disco music in 2011