terry lee brown / john dalagelis remix ! from killer, rockin over ace to seriously brilliant! big with mark knight, claude vonstroke, gregor tresher..

visit bristol and mention the name mensah, chances are that someones going to know the man we are talking about. having become involved in the bristol music scene at an early age, theres no surprise that his productions epitomize the things associated with the citys music ? positivity and progressiveness. having already lent the bouncy number, pulse 80s, to the hench mixtape vol. 1, and getting voted in the as one of the top 10 producers to watch in the dubstep forum awards, mensah provides us with yet more reason to mark him down as one to keep an eye on in the future. the untitled future funk ep is a 6 track release that provides a true insight into the depth of studio-skills this young artist has developed, touching on both the atmospheric and downright funky sides of dubstep. already having had a track placed on the csi tv series (stapleton rd) and with all tracks receiving regular play from the scenes big hitters, we?e excited to present this stunning effort from mensah

the italian dynamic duo is back on the trail with part 2 of their set of soul house grooves. souldynamic teamed up with lt ‘the voice’ brown and deliver with ‘body music’ a massive ‘feelgood’ release with lt in top form and a very funky beat and bassline..

bump music with a 4 track quality ep featuring gene farris, miss honey dijon & lil mark on limited yellow vinyl!

a collection of rare and very sought-after underground british disco, funk and soul tracks avoiding the obvious hits that have been on a million cdÆs already. many of these tracks never went beyond a very small local release but have since become very collectable - buying this lot would set you back somewhere in the four figures.
back street brit funk is the latest compilation from dave lee aka joey negro released on the z records label. the double disc album features highly collectable tracks from the late 70s through to the mid-80s with sleeve notes from soul weekender veteran mark webster.

the flavor savers is back with vol. 4 in our colorful series that boasts a wide variety of juicy cuts for the underground house music heads.
already receiving massive support from the likes of: dimitri from paris, dj sneak, mark farina, cj mackintosh, fred everything, danny krivit, richard earnshaw, jask, jt donaldson, dj heather, soulmagic, jon cutler, raul campos (kcrw), joshua heath, random soul and many, many more!

toolroom trax continue to bring you club rocking anthems that are essential for any djs playlist! toolroom trax bring sunshine to enlighten your aural pleasure with the first in a series of summer samplers packed with toolroom delights from leading artists mark knight, funkagenda, dave spoon, dirty south and tong & rogers.

played by len faki, mark broom, richie hawtin, speedy j, luke slater, chris liebing

a lot has happened to blm since his last solo ep back in 2008, fatherhood being the main factor for his absence. thankfully the nappy changing musical magician didnt stop tinkering with his synths in that time has come back with a string of forthcoming productions that mark a real step up in quality for him. so, first up blm releases on home soil on his own fof label. garage is back keeps things silky smooth – simplicity is the key here, the percussive elements building slowly before the evocative vocal of suz brings a hypnotic sexyness to the whole affair. step to this is the logical progression from his last fof release (believe in love) with its skippy beats and uplifting stabs being a sure winner for the coming summer. mulletover promoter / dj / all around sexual dynamo geddes provides a rather splendid dub remix of garage is back on the flip. cleverly using key elements of the original to keep the flava but dipping the tempo to give it more of a groove based feel. we think its a high watermark for the man.. check it

banging 2001 techno release, remixed by mark broom and damian keane, david miller, sicco bosscher & eddy kreischer.

every once in a while you get a track, that due to its killer hook and dancefloor presence goes on to become a smash hit. well people, edu imbernon s eklektisch are about to unleash this years first, in tarantula. incl. remixes by hugo and uner. supported & played by sasha & digweed, laurent garnier, mark knight, deetron, x-press 2, sharam, anja schneider, danny howells, layo & bushwacka, mathias kaden

bump music with a 4 track quality ep featuring mixes from gene farris / miss honey dijon & lil mark.

already receiving support from the likes of richie hawtin, adam beyer, mark broom, and dustin zahn, this follow up to psyks debut ep (on minus no less) shows the heavier, peaktime side of his productions.>cubes< is a massive and hypnotic show stopper which will easily find its place in the biggest festivals and clubs this summer. >clockwise<, like decimals >freekout< ep, is a massive 909 workout similar to the plastikman material of the past. this is without a doubt, one of the biggest releases for the label so far! future classic!

fantastic release by mulder!
big support by: karotte, gregor tresher, paco osuna, 2000 and one, r. hawtin, ricardo, mark broom, alex niggemann, lauhaus, bart skills, mirco violi...

second release on bek audio comes once again from label owner gary beck. two peak time rollers, sure to destroy any dancefloor. support coming from dubfire, len faki, slam, mark broom, fergie & joseph capriati

dolly continues after the great jakob korn release... steffi and old klakson label partner dexter colaborate. dexter drops dolly 2 with some mad old schoolish detroit influence called 1992... this is what we would have loved to hear from reese! with the trade mark sharp beats of dexter injected with phat funking kms techno (including reese bassline). redbox is the same recipe. dancefloor orientated old school house and techno influences with powerful production skills. big peaktime tracks without doing the standard tricks... pure dancefloor blizz!

jamie lloyds sophomore album gets remixed by some of our favourite newcomers and older legends. tuff city kids are gerd janson from running back and phillip lauer from arto mwambe and brontosaurus. as expected these two come up with something unexpected, think bobby orlando.

the latest addition to the miasmah roster is oslo based musician fns aka fredrik ness sevendal. a veteran of the oslo experimental scene, sevendal has been associated with several bands over the years: del, slowburn and kobi. additionally his previous work has involved collaborations with makoto kawabata (acid mothers temple), mitsuru tabata (zeni geva, marble sheep), mark francombe (ex-cranes guitarist), and bill wood (1/3 octave band).

skryptöm records the french techno label who proposed releases from popof, laurent garnier, scan x, julian jeweil, electric rescue and remixes from umek, danton eeprom, mark broom, maxime dangles, come back with a new comer commuter with 3 techno killers. commuter is a new comer from the french scene, he have few releases on space factory and elektrofon. this new promising talent from france produce only strong dance floor tracks, an improbable mixture offer a fresh techno who will touch everybody because its a rave spirit record, but firstly eclectic and unifier.

the italian dynamic duo is back on the trail with another set of soul house grooves. this time they teamed up with l.t. ‘,the voice’, brown and deliver with “,body music”, a homage to purple music. massive ‘,feel-good’,-music with l.t. in top form and a very funky beat and bassline. several mixes to choose from alfred azzetto, mark grant, davide fiorese & sisco. «body music» is a very good tune from a talented duo.

lost my dog s miami sampler contains a taste of what you can expect from lmd over the next few months with four corking tracks from giom, bleep district, yse pres. frank h carter iii and roland nights (vernon & dacosta remix). dj support from: ashley beedle / mark farina / halo / dj heather / miguel migs / lil mark / dj mes / swirl people & more..

nottinghams wigflex camp returns to wax with another implausible display of style, forsaking their 4 track sampler style for a double header on platter number three. featuring one half of the duo behind the blossoming blunted robots label, shortstuff, and previous wigflex contributor, and the only artist to appear on all of the labels releases to date, taylor, the longer 12 inch format lends itself beautifully to the producers who both get the chance to build tracks that exceed the 7 minute mark.

including seamus haji vs mark knight & funkagenda >good times<, paris avenue >my life is muzik<, basto! >your fire< and gregor salto feat. chappell >your friend<

we have never done a project like this before where the artists choose all the remixers themselves. but for the crazy italoboyz album >bla bla bla< we found ourselves not really knowing what to do. so instead of forcing our own ideas for remixers we went back to the source and let the artists run wild on the a&r. marco and fede commissioned all the remixers themselves. the producers they chose are a very diverse bunch and the vinyl 12inch takes a sampling of the best material from two very big underground names. on the a-side das kraus duo turn it a super jackin yet also very haunting rendition of >oh mio dio.< it sounds like pitched up chicago house meets demon days. on the b-side old school master dandy jack turns in one of the oddest records ever on mothership with some unusual sound design, voices and semi-dischordant note runs. super weird for the super weird! whatever you think of this odd lot no one can deny these remixes definitely carry the indistinguishable mark of that ever so quirky duo, the italoboyz

a welcome return for the mighty slip n slide featuring atjazz! dj sneak & harry choo choo limited edition orange vinyl!
dj support from florian kruse, dj yellow, halo, hipp e, peter gelderblom, mark knight, rocky, king britt & many more!

part 3 of the dark stars series, featuring tracks by kruse & nuernberg, uglh & federico locchi, sabb and mark mendes.

kicking off with sampler two & 4 tracks taken from the night cd, label boss mync teams up with harry choo choo & jose nunez for the massive boogers here in the aviciis dumb dumb mix, jacob plants mix of sidney sansoms shut up & let it go rounds off the a side. on the b side we have the dj wady remix of damian wilsons love so strong a future anthem no doubt, rounding off the whole package we have upcoming estonian female dj janika tenn with her debut release >make this groove< remixed by toolrooms mark mendes!

portugals finest exponent of the disco re-edit culture, social disco club, finally delivers his debut release on disco deviance. and wow has it been worth the wait! sdc has had releases on mindless boogie, eskimo and big bear amongst other top labels. he is also a top notch disc jockey and his dj sets are fuelled by his own disco re-edits. for this release sdc slices up the saturday night bands >dont< and extends it into a joyful heavy disco groove that rocks the dancefloor. while on the flip, he demonstrates a more slow mo disco style in his reworking of leo sunshipps >sunshine<, which brings to mind the work of mark e and the revenge, while still keeping a firm eye on the disco ball. both tracks are respectfully edited, lovingly re-mastered and cut loud at 45 rpm for maximum dance floor pleasure and dj delight.

abstractor part 3 is a collectors item, a one sided 12 inch! this is going to work in all types of sets! a track that is specificaly made to burn an explode dance floors. dark and with a huge drive, a track that keeps bouncing between minimal and techno. the voice (delivered by lee noise) goes straight to the bones! small club, festival, big room parties, ... this track will leave its mark, the mark of an avalanche!

tasty tune by cubavibe with extra mark kay flavour in the remix.

tracks taken from smiths artist album >the directors cut< with a secret cinema remix.
support: technasia, laurent garnier, paco osuna, john selway, nihad tule, adam beyer, the advent, mark broom, joris voorn, electric rescue....

nice nice are jason buehler and mark shirazi, a duo from portland making incredibly precise yet completely wild noise jams that have drawn comparisons to a range of contemporaries, from fuck buttons to health to lightning bolt to animal collective. >see waves< is their addictive second uk release, and their second on warp.

nice nice are jason buehler and mark shirazi, a duo from portland making incredibly precise yet completely wild noise jams that have drawn comparisons to a range of contemporaries, from fuck buttons to health to lightning bolt to animal collective. >one hit< is their addictive first uk release, and their first on warp ? a powerful first impression equally likely to appeal to fans of noise / drone music (zu, earth, lightning bolt) as more rhythmic, structured artists (fuck buttons, pivot), psychedelia or shoegaze fans, and more brian enoesque sounds.

release #16 from the vendetta-series, pleasing crowds and djs alike!

dj support mark farina, miguel migs, giom, fred everything, joshua heath, tovar, ken ecb, johnny fiasco etc...

decks tip : >500 shapes< best moodymann stylee !!!!! two years ago murmur set out with a mission to make their mark on the underground house and techno landscape. along the way they guided the journeys of a bright array of artists, heralding early releases from nick curly, mic newman, nima gorji, bearweasel, tom demac, craig torrance and labelhead geddes, and have forged their own unique musical stamp. happy with that achievement they are now expanding and launching a new arm - murmur-? – creating a concept not to direct from but to compliment its forebearer, murmur-? is a chance to encounter a new shade of music, not just about floorfillers, but exploring music with soul, music with a different tempo and style, often still material you could play in a club but that can also be played and enjoyed anywhere.

already support by laurent garnier, mark farina, raoul belmans, grant nelson, nick holder, mr v...

after a short hiatus, kelvin andrews world famous stable for his own and likeminded producers (like mark e & mark seven) secret dj weapons is back to the fray with a truly timeless compilation of balearic belters. lovingly compiled by kelvin himself and the infamous balearic mike (creator of the sublime cosmic alphonsus series and head of the fascinating rhythms record label - remember last years >reckoner< rework which sold out in 2 days ?) this is a very limited sampler 12 from the cd compilation (which will be available very soon exclusively to all ears - more info to follow) all the tracks are licensed and 100% legit, so the guys wanted to release a 12 inch treat featuring two of the more floor friendly numbers, knocked into seriously good shape by danny mekanik (one half of soul mekanik with older brother kelvin!). already a hot topic on the blogs and likely to be the cd soundtrack of the summer, this is a superbly curated collection, and a killer sampler.

formula recs digital has the great pleasure of putting on the market, the last production from tenerifes jose armas, called travieso. high-quality tech-house sound with influences that predominate in central europe with powerfull groove.accompanied with remixes from more people of the canary islands, carlos sanchez & dj ray, newcomers who have left their mark on productions in the german label superfancy and javier carballo, a classic in the island of gran canaria, which will give plenty to talk about in his facet as a producer... the revolution is served!

big with: catz n dogs, margaret dygas, the mole, serge (clone), daniel bell, mark e, ian pooley, andrew grant ..

hed kandi celebrate their 100th release with a hk fave ian carey with a new version of his soul providers classic keep on rising! remixes come from mark simmons (one half of beatfreakz) & germanys jerry ropero.

die letzten tagen waren wieder hart zu dir. also erst mal schaun was heute geht. aber bitte, langsam einsteigen. luckyloop also opener für einen langen abend gut gewählt. ganz entspannt zieht dich der loop gleichsam in die nacht. alles ganz analog versteht sich. goodmusic groovt ohne ende in allerbester deephouse tradition. die basslinie als treibendes element ein paar luftige eingestreute keyboard akzente, tja und dann diese stimme … diese stimme …
support by len faki, raresh, dorian paic, paco osuna, mark henning, tyree cooper, scott grooves, brendom moeller, thomas schuhmacher uvm...

massive feedback by : markus fix, dj sneak, doc martin, ray okpara, nick holder, jimpster, m.in, dj wild, andre crom, inland knight, mark farina !
it has been a while since fries & bridges have released anything but that was never going to last forever and the aptly title forever this was certainly worth the wait. the boys use old school skippy beats with a filtered bassline accompanied by the sweetest of vocals which is perfect last tune of the night material. theres also an instrumental for those who prefer a heads down mix...

if there is one thing you really need to do in 2010 - it s get i really! ..the bridge were techno and house meets in a perfect symbiosis! loved and played out by luciano, 2000 and one, d julz, adam beyer, karotte amongst many other!

encer kincy was giant in chicagos house music revival - part of the second wave of younger djs and producers that took the music of the early 1980s, rubbed it up and dropped it in places like 500 west cermak, medusa’s and the vault. a lot of people who are now superstars of the scene - mark farina, sneak, derrick carter, and dozens of others - were a part of that movement, too. spencer released a number of tracks on relief, planet e, cajual, peace frog - labels representing the classics of that era - and he usually recorded under the name gemini. as a dj, he operated in his own space - i’m sure he could play for a room, and sometimes did, but the unrestrained madness of a spencer kincy dj set had to be heard over several hours to appreciate. he could blend a sleazy disco track into hard acid, downtempo into a punishing armani track, jazz into detroit techno and so on. it wasn’t technically brilliant or tricky, but the selection was exquisite. a number of figures from his era still list him as an influence. his productions, viewed as a whole, are so much like his sets: going softer than many dared to go, and going much harder than just about any dared to go. simple jack tracks! respected by the standards of the industry of the time, and you certainly couldn’t go anywhere in chicago without hearing derrick, sneak, mark, lego, gene, jevon, diz, johnny or the other djs beating them. and so many of them have a timelessness - a little piece of eternity stuck like some bit of wax between the grooves

eddie c is a canadian dj and producer. he has already released some excellent re-edit stuff from the popular label in the nu-disco scene like jiscomusic, flashback, wolf music and more. a side, >between now and then< isatmospheric beatdown house which remind the production of mark e or the revenge. >you know how< is a classical slow mo house stuff with the soulful female vocal. b side, >the show is over< is more straight boogie disco housetrack. >gimme your dub< is like a balearic edit of give me your love of curtis mayfield.

proggy house tracks!

amazing! 1 track - 3 different versions. fantastic release by mr. nice guy toby dreher, a part of dreher and sm.art. with the original he delivers a fabulous symphony. agaric (raum/treibstoff/liebe*detail) builds up a wicked house tool and the greek import and.id (mobilee/ware) rocks our headphones with his slammin reinterpretation.
supported by: dj emerson, dj sneak, gregor tresher, karotte, benno blome, butane, mark henning, markus kavka, gunnar stiller, hot chip .....