oh my gosh, are these guys crazy?????????? >the force< is a big ravelectro dancefloor killer at its best. do you remember green velvets >destination unknown<? then you surely know that this one will destroy any floor in the world once again. caution: highly explosive! where do this fellows have their grand ideas from? have a look on the label. from outta space, saucermen might have brought it. pushaishiousmania!

thema is bringing it up a notch with an amazing floor stomping ep from mikael stavöstrand featuring big bully. stavöstrand is no stranger in the techno world. originaly from sweden and now residing in berlin, stavöstrand has built an impressive reputation for his well crafted releases on labels such as contexterrior, mos ferry, we are, adjunct and on his own imprint sunset diskos. for this ep stavöstrand teams up with vocal master mr. big bully once again for another hit record! stavöstrands sensual grooves and big bullys uncanny vocals complement one another, allowing for a full range of uses on the dance floor. with a heavy stomper and prime time track to a soulful late afterhours inside track, its ability for interpretation and maliability in various conditions makes >please my pain< an an excellent dj tool not to be missed

dj yellow has been around for many years, most of us all know the story behind his past as bob st claires studio partner. its only a small part of his history and maybe the most interesting part of alain ho tu qui aka dj yellow is the fascinating part of telling stories through his music without any compromising. with >no more enemie< he ends a personal story that we know as >alienation< a sequence of songs all based on personal stories. focus is honoured and pleased to introduce the last part of this book of songs as yellows outstanding ideas about music have been inspirational for many labels and artists over the last years. with his next project called >intermission< he will travel new roads, showcasing once again that yellow is a gifted producer that never fails to deliver

release no 10 on cardiac platinum and again a massive disc offering 4 huge hardcore classics which are still heavily searched by loads of hardcore lovers worldwide

excellent stringy house track. this will stay in everyones mind for weeks - if once heard

subconce label boss eclec sonde teams up once again with production partner cat shaver (you may remember machinery on paso music, or their recent remix of pascal feos on level non zero... )the result here is a deep, grooving minimal piece guaranteed to work late night floors. flip the 12 for a highly effective minimal techno remix by pascal feos (cocoon, pv records) who pushes all the right buttons, taking things deeper still...

its with a big smiley grin on our faces that we present this killer soul funk r&b nugget from the almighty mr phil asher (aka restless soul). together with uk vocalist zansika they mash things up with a combination of raw break beats (spot the break) and soulful vocals which will appeal to anyone who ever got down to ameries one thing or beyonces crazy in love. basically, we got a full on floor filler that should go down with both r&b/soul heads just as well as the retro funk community. once again mr asher has joined the dots and delivered the goods...

the debut album of a master of the hardtechno scene, sven wittekind presents itself as a round and perfect work. the album is dark, hard, enigmatical and relentless – once more a proof why sven wittekind is a mastermind of hardtechno !!

the cyberfunk juggernaught continues with dj quest taking the reigns once again in the shape of the huge hardcore esque back to the old skool and the hugely original robot dance. early 90s hardcore influences with modern 2007 production

feel good house music from this summer one of the biggest title from ibiza summer 2007 and so is the sunshine. vision factory once again proven their skills in making proper house music. their mix gives a good vibe and the sing a long factor is huge. second mix comes from the man of the moment ali payami (suesse, serial). full on big room feeling with a slight of trancy elements! steve n king ends up with his dub mix. we all know him from the big hit bounce (boss and mobizz) in 2006.

following his remix of i cried for you from scott ferguson and his subsequent release down edit on raum…musik, sascha dive now brings us his follow up ep, the basic collective part 2. on the a side you ll bold tracks strongly influenced by such artists as octave one, gary martin, dj rasoul or even the brothers vibe. in contrast on side b he returns to his basic roots and presents once more deep/detroit/minimal house music.

electrohouse based vocal bomb feat stacey king on vocals. never forget is a very catchy number that will be on your mind, once heard

soul central deliver a cutting original production here that once again captures techno-esque elements as heard on their now classic >in-ten-city<!

if anyone remembers a lil 10 with a cow on the cover that came out on heading home two years ago and missed it, nows a chance to rejoice! the two tracks by hotlips & hawkeye featured on it are available on broken rule once again now supplemented by de la luna and del sol, two more extra-dubby, slo-mo disco nuggets, pretty much in line with the previous two tracks. excellent stuff from pylon records

with good groove, hanno hinkelbein, daniel klein and gabriel ananda once again 2raumwohung got some of germanys hottest dance producers aboard

kat returns with dj only ze-edits of two tracks from the influential label that fused the parallel nyc dance and punk scenes to create a new sound that they aptly christened mutant disco. kid creole and material are the artists getting the once over from dj greg wilson, the oracle on this vital and misunderstood period in music. creole and the coconuts 1981 hit >im a wonderful thing, baby<. emphasising the driving piano and mid-tempo beats, >wonderful< is in safe hands with greg wilson in control. you have to move to this. on the flip we find materials >over and over< being edited by greg, putting the funk into jazz-funk. material were an early bill laswell project that delved deep into dancefloor-orientated jazz

phil weeks remix on the a side will be big for all the chicago house lovers. a big floor stomper with a funky bass line. side b has the dj buck remix. following up his recent success on the sublevel label he once again delivers the goods. a fresh electro disco sound that should appeal to a diverse audience. check the acid/electro breakdown, a big tension builder !!

been impressed by his remix on wall of sound... i loved it. i also heard he won some remix competition. like a grammy, only not a grammy. the tracks he sent were amazing... but his hair, while being orange (no bonus) was not corn-rowed. while i argued vigorously that i had worked too long and hard building up turbo to see it go all >ginger<... von party defended the duke, saying it might show how open-minded we are. when i re-listened to the tracks i decided that it was well worth the risk. so.... what you now hold in your hand is the debut on turbo of duke dumont: the mysterious bad ass from the wrong-side of the tube, the hardboiled london underground pioneer who once had to eat a sampler to survive, the future of dance music, and the past of the future of dance music

second funky workout featuring labelboss delgardo himself. pedro is know for his driving, uplifting sound and party minded productions. once again he comes with a very infectious techno smasher which will appeal to the fans of ignition technician, dave angel, stephane signore and preach. the b-side is re-done by the talented serbian mastermind marko nastic and has a more tribal egde

pleasure me is typical of ramirez productions, once again hes creating dance floor mayhem, with the trademark phat dirty bass, building tension to a frenzied breakdown & sleazy vocals, this is sure to be championed all over this summer. on the flip the guys at slave have installed fellow sheffield producer leiam sullivan (four:twenty & dogmatik) he turns the original into an underground deep, brooding, rolling techno record, undeniably one for the heads.

anthony nicholsons productions are boundless! once again he goes above and beyond the high quality production we ve grown to expect from him dropping these two beautiful house tracks on need2soul music, announcing the forthcoming album life, rythym and le

rmxs by joachim spieth & matzak big with: pascal feos, karotte, patrick chardronnet,.. + dcc bullets !! with the 10th release, paso is celebrating a small jubilee. therefore we are very proud to announce 2 new artists: maxime dangles, known from >k2< and >kompakt< is responsible for the original of >strawberry<. neotrance at its best!! responsible for the first remix was the french matzak, who recently released an album and some much talked about singles on >boxer rec<! starting mellow, the matzak >strawberry remix< expands to a fully rave grenade. once after the break, when the clap lashes round your ears, party is guaranteed on the dancefloor...

pierce & twirdy created an intense piece of deep, harmonic and hypnotizing techno. close to their detroit roots but fresh in the result, similar to recent music by artists like martin landsky they build up strong synth lines with minimal drumming and mindtripping spheric sounds. supplementing the release, robert babicz adds his very own interpretation of the original by positioning the drumming in a modern house style combined with a murder bassline that once again proves his awesome skills as a producer.

limited to 400 copies !! one sided techno smasher !! please order your copy fast, because lots of our customers preordered this 12inch, so we have only once copies on the release date !! btw its a killertune !!!

esperanza once again welcomes a new artist to its forever expanding team.in this release we witness some more young aand fresh talent in the form of seth troxler. already loved and supported by djs like magda and troy pierce, just to mention a few. seth effortlessly creates a sexy and irresistble ep in which he clearly shows his natural ability to create an hearthquake groove through use of skillfull arrangments.the a1 opens the ep with lee curtiss remix (dumb unit-kalimari) of the track which we will find on the a2. lee gives us his interpretation with a straight forward groove and a funkier shape. on a2 we find >crossonlikespoo< wich is characterized by a superfunky bassline and amazing percussion, its been damaging every dancefloor weve tested it on. >brabaros strides< on b side is more deep and introspective track ,perfect for the warm up, in a fresh summer style.this is a must have ep for your collection from the hottest new artist of the moment!

brill deep minimal detroit techno (dub) a la hardwax / basic channel... b2 track >minus< is actually a re-release from the 1998 >ll001< single, long out of print. since there was a steady (nearly monthly) request to make this track available again, it has been remastered and included to match the other tracks on this single. the aim of this release is to prove that a certain approach to composing and sequencing with particular sound can end in a timeless production. at the end of this process it should be standing against the times, playable in 1989, 1997, 2007 or still in 2020. individual production methods or media stay behind, as the artistic vision of shaping and mastering the sound come thru. already playing on heavy rotation in berlins clubs by local djs who got whitelabels or cdrs, this 12inch will once more become a classic to people who dont look for hype or trendy fashion but lasting sound quality.

following the success of its two first releases that encountered the favour of many as different djs across the board, shlomi abers new imprint, be as one is once again set to deliver another stunning piece of underground qualities. rising talent itamar sagi is back this time accompained by a mysterious compatriot by the name of gel abril, a producer who already got releases and remixes on top labels as ovum, renaissance and more, and got picked by shlomi aber as his favourite remixer. together, gel and itamar created >sparta< an hypnotic piece of rolling detroit influenced tech-house perfect to bring the crowds into a deep and epic atmosphere, a tune that already grab some major licensing from undergrownd to big room compilations. for the likes of françois k and carl craig

yoruba records present their latest artist, the talented teresa jenee, in true yoruba style, this percussion heavy, midtempo song compliments perfectly to teresas thoughts and fears, includes a remix of one of the hottest producers in contemporary house music, karizma, with his kaytronik dub, creating a deep vibe, also with mixes from nomumbah member ale reis, and on the flip side, osunlade comes in once again with his yoruba soul mix

the vibrant offshoot of davide squillaces skecth music architecture steps up onto the plate for a home run battering! the new cut comes with none other than paul ritch. he stepped into the limelight with a series of superb and very impressive releases on resopal and paradigma. in pursuit of labelboss squillace and the previous gem from the hand of marco shuttle - minisketch lifts spirits once again with some hi-tech futuristic grooves

three is the magic number! as a matter of fact the third installment in the koop remix series brings you not only some more floor friendly reworks of everyone’s favourite transvestite jazzers but at least two sureshot bangers! on the a side we got the mighty drumlesson remix by christian prommer. the producer of fauna flash and voom:voom fame picks up the bonus beats of the album to transform them into a 7 minute tech jazz meets classic house workout that drags drum rhythm a kicking and screaming onto the dancefloor.the b side once again sees beanfields remix of i see a different you but this time sweet singer yukimi nagano gets left behind on the excursion to detroit. and yes, the much requested instrumental version sounds even better without the vocals! last but not least there is a nice version of lets elope by sirs also known as gucciman or daniel klein, co founder of flamingo discos. he pushes the right buttons to build a grooving deep house tune around the warm vocals of mikael sundin. so, lets elope today with koop

mekanik and mk records labelboss manu kenton from belgium is known for his diversity in taste and productions. he released numerous successfull productions and remixes on respected labels like alphatbet city, lupp and genetic. here he once again demonstrates what cutting edge anger the man can put into music. a seriously effective harder pumpin techno ep

great follow up to the >super constellation ep<. supported by kiki, xpansul, karotte and jeff milligan !! the virtuose producer marcin czubala from poznan is back on mobilee. after his first and by the way very successful “super constellation” release on mobilee “we got an offer we can´t refuse”. he once again delivers the same groovy and unique czubalaquality. with this ep he finally became part of the mobilee famiglia.the theme is inspired by italian mafia movies from the late 70ies. so better wear bullet proof vests when listening to the tracks. mario puzo would love the music

italian chums love supreme are back with the follow up to rocquet, their debut from late last year. the elsewhere ep once again demonstrates their ability to combine a range of sounds from moroder style disco to detroit techno to krautrock and psychedelia while still retaining the ability to make the kids dance like little monkeys. you have been warned!

before there was dmx krew , there was 101 force , who released one 12 white label in the early90s on a small underground techno label called infrasonic . now, as acid turns once again, the time is right for 101 force to come back to the scene with the classic squelchy roland sounds you know and love from all those 88-89 classics - plus the uk psychedelic vibe that disappeared from 303 records after everyone started speeding up the tempo and using too much distortion

atfc comes correct once again for his label onephatdeeva and delivers one of his most hyped productions to date. life has been bubbling under for almost a year now in its original form but its the new lil mo life mix that has left tastemaker djs stunned spitting superlatives.

>the dawn< is a moody, undulating cruiser of a track, which will subtly but surely make a dancefloor feel a sense of sunrise, whatever time of day or night. busy, clicky percussion sets the scene for a full-bodied, rising, almost trancey bassline to take control. t ups the intensity with real dancefloor nous and precision programming, layering distressed synth sounds and heavily treated keys atop each other while never losing sight of the tracks fierce ,fundamental groove. ‘the dawn’ builds and builds, by turns dropping out the percussion and the bassline, every departure and return a heads-down, hands-aloft dancefloor moment. the crisp snares and rich, melodic notes of delay add even more depth to what is already an essential tune. b-side >jam pot< is more playful, and driven by a classic physical bass melody - at once intimate and techy, dubby and dancefloor-urgent, gritty but optimistic. again, the attention to detail on the percussion takes this track to the next level, and jazzy keys provide an organic ontrast to the robotic blips and bleeps.

chrysanthemum ep is the first new recording from kelley polar since his hugely successful debut album released in 2005, love songs of the hanging gardens. the seeds of chrysanthemum are described by mr. polar himself as a confluence of the apocalyptic fear that permeated all cold war childhoods, comic book illustrations of blood and violence abstracted into flora and a b grade science fiction novels portraying two teens in the final throes of lovemaking as the world is destroyed in nuclear apocalypse. yet despite this decidedly dark and unique approach, the song is nevertheless pure pop catchy and indelible once heard. rosenband is lighter in subject matter yet just as deep musically, filled with synthetic layers and rhythms that reveal themselves slowly on subsequent listens. despite the immediacy of the melodies, there is a detail that permeates all of kelley polars work and rewards the attentive listener. a completely reworked instrumental version of rosenband is stretched across the b side and is dare we say it a dancefloor killer, with a long, mix friendly intro building to an incredible crescendo. the track is arranged and mixed by morgan geist and was done so with djs in mind!

hot kitchen is back once again! after the well received nathan coles release, now its time for numero two heres rené amesz with the slamming electro housy tracks plop and i hate green. to tech things up the b2 is a remix by the hands of jamie anderson!

dj support: karotte, josh wink, john selway, jeff samuel, chloe, laurent garnier, sebastien leger, sian (pokerflat), simon baker (infant).... just as klaus kinski once saw the jungle, minilogue see their sound as a multifaceted and highly fecund place whose nevertheless existing and complex matrix does not show itself in any apparent order. two new tracks on wir make their way through tight, slippy and steeply ascending paths, working to see the daylight in the befogged territory of the peruvian rain forest, or they ride on rapid amazonian rivers looking for el dorado, while unknown dangers lurk behind. bushwacking beats slap through the thicket, wandering on the trails of ancient cultures, not fearing any frazzle. minilogues trademark sound already overgrows the dance-floor, wriggles over sweaty walls, into the corners and beneath the turntables, and theres quite a chance to lose oneself in that labyrinth when not paying attention to where the exit once was

par grindvik has turned out to be an expert in stripping techno tracks to bare minimum, without these loosing power of groove. par has already worked with newcomer linzatti on his label and now the boys team up once again for the rotterdam based shadowfax !!

i dont have much to say about the dahlbacks. jesper is one of my best friends, even though he is a serious pain in the ass. john made 6 records in the time it took you to read this sentence....and he just turned 11. every once in a while they take about 40minutes out of their hectic schedule (john stops making records...to make a record, while jesper take s a break from the grueling demands of being a condo association manager) to make a record for turbo. in all honesty i think they give me the tracks they forgot about..... cuz you know if they really loved them they would keep them for their own lame labels. so, instead i leave you with the music. 3 tracks that prove again that somehow, against all odds, when you put cousins in a studio they bring out the best in each other. jespers maverick genius and time-honed wisdom tempers johns youthful passion and naive exuberance.. while johns youngbrain redefines the game and reenergizes the old master. the two cousins locked in a dance that continually blurs the lines between student and teacher, a sonic sibling rivalry a musical match with one clear winner ....you!!

big with todd terje, munk, danny wang , after his releases on players paradise and dirt crew, the young italian dj marcello giordani shares with us his love for the boogie/funk/italo disco once again! two tracks on this >cosmic communications< e.p.: >bronx dogs< is an 83s flavoured house/boogie track with a moog bassline and fm synth sounds in a metro area mood. >alice< is a deep italo track with an intense arpeggio and live drums, inspired by the cosmic sound of the early 80s - the real underground movement at that time in italy. a timeless piece of cosmic sound!

big tune !! once more, adam proll is impressing the audience with his latest release. especially >adamantido< persuades with its reflection of current moods and reminds of productions by martin landsky, booka shade or cocoon recordings producer guy gerber. a great emotional tech house tune with enough space for big feelings and open air mood. coming to >elevator<, adam proll is himself again and serves a buzzing and shuffled minimal techno track that rocks like hell. the track lives up to its name and definitely takes us one level higher on the dance floor. a nice forecast for the upcoming summer and a guaranteed floorfiller

after productions with sven väth and dj hell, anthony rother continues the tradition of mutual sound enrichment in an ingenious way, including the current publication for the sublabel datapunk limited. this time, no less than xenia beliayeva is involved, up to now the only female producer on datapunk thanks to her highly acclaimed >ultra glamour ep< of last summer. the 26-year-old muscovite by birth has regularly worked as a disk jockey already since 1996 and is considered as one of the hottest german dj insider tips since her support gig for kraftwerk at the zkm opening in karlsruhe. a part from brilliant breaks, xenias remix of rothers retreaded super space model hit >dont worry< is mainly characterised by the interplay of beliayevas and rothers voices, >love s gonna change your life for good<, who would have ever dared to doubt about that. with the flipside, rother once again did a solo revision of >roses<, available up to now exclusively on the cd version of the album >super space model<, and created a highly dynamic synthesis of classical datapunk sound and sporadically interspersed reminiscences of the romantic synthpop of the past century

here comes the eight ball in the software pool game… the labels colour is black and the labels boss hd substance is kicking balls. once more a luscious and deep release: on a side >someone down< is a driving track, full of 808 percussion work out over a sub bass frequency reminder of the old lfo records, on top of liquid synth layers and bubbles, hds trademark sound, a sure winner. on the flip side silicon cut goes more dubby and basic channel infected, with aquatic synth stabs and a moving bass line perfect for sub woofer testing.. future and tradition in one pack. as a gift a one minute japanese speaking intro for those who understand life in tokyo. spring comes, take your copy and enjoy

to honor zumbis tale, we re grateful for the contribution of two of europes finest producers. berlin based henrik schwarz is a long time aficionado of funk, house, disco, jazz, techno and soul. exploring those musical forms and pushing the boundaries in between is his humble mission. his adventures into hi fi are truly amazing and pure bliss. once again hes blessing a vinyl with an enormous remix treatment! and last but not least back by popular demand, enrico volcov! milanos soulbrother with the midas touch, known for his outstanding production work on projects such as rima or his current isoul8 on sonar kollektiv, drops a deep and growing house rework in approved manner

rmxs by t. raumschmiere / leandro gamez / adriano canzian... once again, in mad dildo we have been splashing out on dirty princess, with this third onslaught of pure madridstyle cryptic prowess we have the reverencial and indomitable might of: t.raumschmiere (shitkatapult / berlin), adriano canzian (porno studio/milano) leandro gámez (circle music/madrid) the philosophical expression of this mystically imbued elixir will entrance all, into a post religiuos extatic state and elevate them to the most empirical electrouterinarian sin. what better than another offering of our fresh filth, to illustrate our euro-iberian ireverence

2 dark tribal cuts on the label where tribal started once

after the smashing >treat me bad ep<, agnes is coming back home with a four tracker on minibar. the swiss groove seeker comes here with a few older tracks. four tracks on which mr. cabanne got a grip once at agnès’ home sweet home, listening to older works. all cuts where produced between 2003 and 2005. the ep is groovy, reducedly sweet and incredibly deep.