new mixes for this fantastic funky vocalhouse feat mixes by king unique, laidback luke and paul emanuel not to be missed

extremst limitierter ambient der kruderen sorte. mit handgewebten klangteppichen

numero continues releasing classic disco tracks this time with sabatas killer disco boogie from 1980 includes 2 edits on the flip not to be missed

low down music returns with some sexy tunes to put the spice back into every djs house collection. deviate brings us the heat in perfect timing as temperatures out doors are decreasing! deviate brings us groovy business that people will bundle up and head to the shops for 3 jammys to work a mood with. one deep cut to put close your eyes and nodd your head to a jackin techy joint on the inside that the likes of chicago greats derrick carter dj heather johnny fiasco would raise a glass and toast to and a sunday morning soothing song to bring the sun up with! a prefect pick to go along with da sunlounges last relase on amenti music and most if not all johnny fiasco produced releases from tonic recordings or klassik fiasco.

brand new release of coop between the wawas and sharon may linn and follow up to their 1st single sunshine includes sergio dangelo & andy gix mix not to be missed

chriss ortega & thomas gold transform this funky houser into a peaktime big room monster includes wawa remix and guys rhythm mix not to be missed

feel it is a deep grooving jazzy flavoured jacker flip over for on the floor another deep jacker with a nice synth riff not to be missed

mr x aka africa islam meets german producer duo tube & berger for a funked up electrohouse peaktime bomb includes pornocult mix not to be missed

very sexy funked up little house number with a catchy saxline not to be missed

acos coolkas are konstantin atomas and vasiliy basalaev from omsk, russia. omsk by the way is the largest city of southern siberia situated at the crossing of transsiberian magistral and the irtysh river - 2500 kilometers from moscow to the east. its pretty hard to imagine where it is unless you are a geography expert. however - there are people that produce electronic music like this living there.acos coolkas are mainly known in russia for their domestic works and releases and >skyline< is one of their first releases abroad and first (but definitely not the last) appearance on theomatic. their atmospheric, freshness-breathing house seasoned original version supported by andrei zakharov aka an-2 with his more-serious-attitude-to-the-things stratospheric disco story on b-side

electrohouse pounder using vocal samples from princes when the doves cry not to be missed

second part of the collaboration between the great dj butane and roman,photo…this volume is still serious and deep but with more groove and functionality than the previous one (rp02) , specialy with the track >detained with bruno<. anyway too much words are not necessary, music of butane is really suggestive and really good for your imagination…so the best is just listen, dance and maybe dream with >techno for whirrled peas volume 2<. volume one was supported by artists such as luciano, troy pierce and lars sandberg !! for this ep confirmed support from: chloe, geoffroy mugwump, jennifer cardini, mike shannon, troy pierce (minus, underline)

you re still not taking yourself seriously.on the journey to discover new tracks you trip over a few disco-balls, find an irresistable melody, dance briefly with abba, are trapped by chic, free yourself and then also rob them/it (???) of a super-bassline. next you travel to the outskirts of berlin to dowse for / apply the divining rod to find fresh, unused talent. the discovery responds to the name c.l.i.c. and turns a discohymne into a little rave-monster. now add to the whole made-up story the fact that you leave the remixing to an old friend. he makes a >6am, the sun rising, tickling your nose and making you scream< track out of it. the name of the mysterious unknown: oliver koletzki. conclusion: you re still not taking yourself seriously. why should you? >fitzelkrtschbungbritzelbratzel< is just ruling everything. a counter-design is urgently needed. the world s serious enough

bastian heerhorst and patrick meissner from hamburg, first met each other in the end of the 90s by their common love for graffiti. inspired by the hamburg night live, they decided very soon to work creatively together, also for their music productions. because of bastians long time experience in electronic music and the revolutionary development of the virtual instruments, the two guys were fast able to obtain quite dancable results, also with a small budget. begun with the rather modest possibilities of a 4-tracker on the amiga and the first live-acts with a groovebox, bastians liking to produce and to experiment with all possible styles grew. since also patrick came in contact with electronic music in hamburg s scene already early, it was somehow predetermined that in the future not only walls, but also dancefloors gonna be rocked. the project >heerhorst & meissner< was born and with kompass musik a label was found, which was courageous enough to publish the first tracks of duo…

originally released in 2002 on wmf rec mitja prinz here with 2 nice tribal affairs liar is a more stripped down track with a techy edge while sync on the flip is driven by a funky baseline. classic tracks not to be missed

taken from their first album includes filthy dukes society and radioclit remixes not to be missed

massive package of remixes for this huge club track includes a remix by the man of the moment ben macklin not to be missed

not only a good looking pic disc and limited !! 2 huge dancefloor monsters with massive efx action and killer breaks... bombs!!

a classic track revisited 3 percussion backed versions with cool african vocals peaktime material not to be missed

electrotech tracks with a housy edge from italys stereo seven plus imprint not to be missed

played by magda !! (m_nus) next big matt star dancefloor weapon !!the almost unbelievable success of matt stars debut release >the art of m< (weave music no.16) showed everybody whos involved in the electronic music business how hot this young gun from offenbach / germany is. the feedback he received from top players like loco dice, luciano, magda or dominik eulberg was completely overwhelming. with >anin< (if-2) mr.star proofs that he definitively is not just one of these one-hit-wonders! we expects a similar buzz to be going around the globe caused by matts new phat pumpin click-tech-tracks

electro trenched one sided killer !!nice grooving atmospheric tech track with some nice acidic and clicking samples going on here not to be missed

atmospheric breaks by mi loki includes a massive ils remix not to be missed

electro infected breaks with a techy edge includes a 4/4 house mix not to be missed

dj support: chloe, james flavour, sven dohse.. !! what is control launches with a driving beat, followed by a dark vocalsample with a touch of malevolence, the pair shapes a distinct sound which should distinguish it from the mountain of minimal tracks out there. it s creepy, has an edge and there s enough vitality to keep hips moving on the floor with its funky bassline. >not my enemy< on the b-sides is a bit deeper and reduced. weird synth-lines and spooky vocal shreds are marking the break, before the track ignites with cascading snthesizer triplets. manic

played by anja schneider, chloe, dj t ... !! peter dildo, the man behind trackdown records has in the past 12 months delivered such dance floor bombs that it was an easy choice to ask him to rework >gravity<. peter delivers his phat trademark sound of deep-housemeets-postminimal in a slamming arrangement of fine tuned drums and hypnotic synthstabing. something we love to play, hope you too! nick chacona and his partner in crime, anthony mansfield from hector works/rong music fame takes the original mix through their new york disco mill and delivers a severe piece of doped up cosmic disco – only for the headstrong! last but not least the finnish old-school electro guys mr velcro fastener transforms the original into an 808 jam with vocal samples to a final climax

nice price deal !!! afro flavoured funked up breaks by the killergroove formula includes 2 slamming mixes by malente not to be missed

first release on mechanoise this year 2 huge tracks by anti science not to be missed

the aside feat a downbeat electro remix by naum gabo flip over for a massive peaktime mix by the subs not to be missed

soulful house gem with strong male vocals a deep grooving bassline a quirky synth and a nice dreamy piano not to be missed

four mixes of the toe jam track feat rachel modest from the bluefoot project you cant hurt me is a deep grooving acidic house number with soulful vocals includes 2 mixes by high caliber and the dj rork rks dub mix not to be missed

stunning tribal tracks by afrodynamic with laurent wolf on remix duties who gives a more electronic feeling to both of the tracks not to be missed

we are very proud to count with the swiss funkman >agnès< on our artist pool! the man as been quiet busy lately. and the gentleman is sure not showing up with empty hands on this one. he s dub vaults are made of dead funk actions, his ever deepness along with the today s needed modern club artillery. on the a side lays the floor killer >hi-murda<. a hypnotic and dubbed out beat that just rules and rolls, a massive bassline from beyond and the ever twisted micro vocals clips and other tiny detailed sounds that defines the clever boy s production skills... a trip on a groove roller coaster that simply devastates everything on its road

percussion driven funked up deep house grooves with female vocals and a jazzy piano line includes mixes by matthew bandy and kenny knight not to be missed

atmospheric progger with a cool electro approach remixes come from pliver moldan and matt rowan and jaytech not to be missed

marco resmann is not really a new face on mobilee – but definitel y a new name. the multi -talented producer is also known as phage on labels like klang, highgrade and sender. together wi th norman webber he is qui te successful as luna ci ty express on moon harbour. marco resmann is his exclusive production >brand< for mobilee records – and by the way… i t s his real name. resmann s >debut< is a journey through upbuilding soundscapes. we call it house music at i t s best. gouache and tempera are classical painting techniques and colour lines. following the footsteps of marc chagall and henry matisse he painted a complex piece of music that fits perfectl y to the worldwide club interieurs. enjoy the new mobilee…

quality bumin and funkin 4 tracker by glasgows craig hamilton with cool vocal samples, lush keys, some horns and funky guitars not to be missed

classic 2005 seasons release by franck roger 3 deep late night house cutz not to be missed

pumpin electro flavoured house track with a catchy synth hook includes mixes by gambafreaks vs iii sound academy, fedo and the relight orchestra not to be missed

go!freitag is not a label in the traditional sense of the world, its a statement, even a commitment. a commiment to accept a blury, pounding head on saturday, feeling sick after too much party on friday

hier dreht es sich ungelogen um eines der übertriebensten stücke musik aller zeiten: die apokalypse, takt für takt gefühlvoll neu erzählt. grandios

follow up after huge worldwide hit party people not to be missed

from dallas eric estornel has arrived, who is not other that maetrik or mariel-ito. take hold yourself that they come curved the constant mutations and growth in its sound since it dazzled us to all with >casi profundo< album or with singles as >agravatte me< has taken to him to a maximum point of maturity in its arrival in regular. sexus is track amazing, technoide, intense, without fissures, forceful and direct. acces ebm takes a darker way if it fits, with a big bass which walks and it makes you walk to his side, you are not scared, does not bite! nexus could perfectly be single of the disc.

stompin kick ass mix on the a side flip over for a nice minimal tip not to be missed

funky housetrack with soulful vocals performed by natalie lewis this was originally released in 2004 not to be missed

soulful vocal number with a deep grooving funked up bassline includes 2 great mixes by rasmus faber not to be missed

the criminals welcome alexander maier to their roster with his stunning track >ino<, which comes with a equally strong remix by sian (pokerflat, dessous) on the b-side! alexander maier aka dj all*star has previously released on exun records and has remixed artists like phonique, kris menace, etc. and is also part of kleinkariert. his releases are supported by carl craig, david duriez, fafa monteco, phonique to name only a few.alexander maier returns on criminal with a stunning, a little bit trance influenced, track with beautiful harmonies and melodies. a throbbing, undefined and sexy bassmelody accompanies the beautiful pads throughout the journey. we know it s not the typical criminal sound you are used to, but we had to get our hands on this track as it is simply wonderful! and since we are releasing an ep by sian next year, we thought it d be a nice introduction to criminal to have sian remix >ino<. his remix catches a similar vibe to the original, but features more progressive synths and sounds. but hey… have a listen yourself and you ll understand what we re talking about!

great 3 track release a side with the dreamy atmospheric original mix and the electro/disco flavoured revolving eye rmx flip for the mister j rmx with its stringy synth riff not to be missed

jake childs requires very little introduction to the more discerning house ear. with releases on leading labels including drop music, freerange and doubledown, not to mention his own uni.form imprints, he has taken the house world by storm over the past few years. here he serves up some retro chicago sounding yet stripped back jackers. seems really simple at first, a real trademark of jake s sound, but its bumpin bassline, bleeps and squelches grow around you becoming more intense with every listen. the flip delivers >good times< which incorporates his brand of choppy jackin beats, punchy snares, gritty synths and rolling bass that rips apart any dancefloor. the track flips mid-way and bubbles under as the bass lines compete for attention before recombining for another roof raising moment. the >beat machine< is an eerie voyage into the middle ground between house and pop. once again moody synths and a growling sub bass lead the way, with the haunting vocals of lil prince (who has previously featured on jake s icon and drop music eps) gliding over the mix! hot floor burning shit