1998 baltimore breaks action by dj class.

mikes return! and what a return ... already charted and hammered by dave clarke! he played the ep 4 weeks running now on his whitenoise radio show. big techno release from the label boss himself. heavy!

1993 release by mary j. blige, produced / remixed by sean puffy combs and dj eddie f.

nice price deal !!! underfish(zanzibar)

this ep follows up the great success of black coffees >turn me on< and the latest gogo music smash-releases. >complicated< by >ralf gum feat. kafele< and >hard time for lovers< by >rocco & c. robert walker< in an excellent way. supported by halo, show b, dj dealer, dan ny marquez, luis radio, jamie thinnes, vinny da vinci, …

taken from the forthcoming album flashback. a pure >disco heaven feel good anthem<, that is a lewis speciality, to bring the saturday night feeling straight to the clubs.

fat! records are back! this, my friends, is jolly spiffing news – especially when they return with something as resoundingly large and summer-specific as this uk funky-tinged number from foamo. carnivalesque mischief abounds as horns and infectious afrobeats weasel their way through the mix of whistles and bass on >centavo< while >jookie< takes things even further south of soa paulo with an epic horn fest doest dissimlar to unitedeyess >sambana< if you can remember that far back. to say welcome back would be an understatement. idj mag review 10/10 and top tune feature! rob da bank played foamo >jookie< saturday on radio 1. mistajam drops “centavo” on bbc 1xtra 17.03.10

these days presents an impressive compilation of six drum tools/beats on a single 12inch especially made for dj use. our favorite beat-makers, from radio slave to marlon d and jerome sydenham, contribute exclusive drum moments from new-school new york to more chicago jacking and techno. comes with a beautifully curated nostalgic 90s cover. essential!

nice price deal !!! mokka 2 one feat. mc sten anoubis atc

supported by: miss kittin, gregor tresher, dave seaman, karotte , marc romboy, stephan bodzin, phil kieran, steve bug, timo maas, dj hell, loco dice, christian smith, darren emerson, davide squillace, marco carola, matt edwards (radio slave), sharam, luca bacchetti, john digweed, pete tong, mathias tanzmann and many more

its been a heady few months d julzs bass culture imprint. the response and support from the dj world has been overwhelming, and this is of course down to the wonderful a&r skills of the label chief. still reeling from anonyms excellent lov is easy ep, we ready ourselves for the debut of ep from oleg poliakov. also known for his releases under the skat moniker, olegs early production career was built on creating beats for hip-hop mcs and lending his studio skills to rappers. switching to radio production, he went onto to work with french national stations, further enhancing his technical skills. it was at this time his began to explore electronic music as a composer. with a sound that strays from specifics, he looks to create his own compositions using a subtle combo of all electronic worlds. his early releases on labels including karat and sthlmaudio won him acclaim, but it is his releases for circus company that have really put him on the map. today we welcome oleg to bass culture with his fantastic caravan e.p.

limited 2010 repress !!! played by lauhaus, paco osuna, laurent garnier, radio slave, butch , stephan bodzin, minilogue...

throughout the years the hardcore sound has evolved into a todays sound of mature beats and distorted sounds. as the level of quality keeps continue to rise, its harder these days for new breeds to make a breakthgrough.
in hardcore everything depends on delivering quality records in order to get your name out there. with derailed traxx black we offer a platform for young talented producers to showcase their skills and have their claim to fame.
d-version is such talent. a dedicated hardcore fanatic with fresh sounding producing skills. after releasing earlier work on several other labels, this new 3 track e.p. is his best release tod ate.
the more than music ep contains 3 mainstream hardcore tracks with a party gesture! already supported by the biggest radio stations like: masters of hardcore radio, kutski (bbc radio 1), thunderdome radio and more ...

the italian giussepe tuccillo who now lives in ibiza still remembers when as a child he heard patty pravo singing at the san remo festival. the impression made on him by the italian diva was so great that he decided to dedicate a tribute to her most important song, la bambola, by making a remix using the original parts of the original recording.

10 mixes/versions of this uk #1 heartbreaker by taio cruz and ludacris.

supported by c-rock, marlon d, jamie thinnes, luis radio, robert owens, dj rork, dj le roi, roed svensk, richard earnshaw, halo

meet desto. we found him wandering the streets of helsinki, eating canned tuna and drinking the water from a tin of hot dogs, desperately clutching armfuls of sticky future garage. starting off in spacey 2step rhythms, falling over bassline, and breaking down into an euphoric 8 bit cascade, the epic >disappearing reappearing ink< finally reaches wax after being in the boxes of pretty much everybody all year. on the flip, >broken memory< was given its first exclusive airing by oneman on radio 1 to much acclaim, and takes more of a straight up approach, and retains all of the fluid c64 chiptune beauty.
dj support from rob da bank, oneman, brackles, sinden, floating points, clouds, mary anne hobbs.

charming r&b style vocal track backed by a solid bumping house rhythm courtesy of bernard badie. strong rubbery dub mix is also included.

big with: anthony collins, daniele papini, timo garcia, kaiserdisco, remerc, cristian varela, karotte, acquaviva, ante perry,... nicole moudaber, selected by cox & digweed for a guest mix in 2008 & 2009, and hand picked by carl for a slot next to him in space in 2009, the big boys have all got their ears pricked for what will come next. her releases have appeared on viva music, plastic city, arearemote, intacto, yellow tail .... she has remixed gorge (8bit) and adam sheridan among others. for the new ep on yellow tail she got together with smokin jo, her older production state of mind, was championed on radio 1 and released on distrakt records.

the hot name on the berlin underground right now is david keno and the track that you are addicted to without yet knowing is >upside down<. you are the first people to be getting this release as its been kept under wraps since label boss riva star first started playing it at the end of 2009. after recently being featured on rivas radio 1 essential mix and bagged super early for dj hells gigolo compilation, the buzz around it has now reached breaking point with enquiries coming daily on where people can get their hands on it. it could be one of the most anticipated eps of the year so far so it s a very fitting release to start the label with. snatch! is riva starrs first label project and the aim behind it is to push new talents and well-established forward thinking producers. expect slamming fresh house cuts!

limited edition 7 inch picture disc of the new boy george single, getting massive nationwide coverage & radio play.

limited 7inch version of the the first single from anders trentemoellers long awaited second artist album >into the great wide yonder< (may 2010) which follows his debut longplayer >the last resort< .

yes, its them: federleicht. no better way to start a label: the newcomers of the year have created here a playful and danceable track at the same piece: >rosa lee<. florian schirmacher and marc bammann made an apt remark in naming the ep >modern dada< to point out their ability to make a tribute to the free form. music with german lyrics for the dance floor, combining fragments, while this masterly sense of easiness, for which even the >supergooses< ep was rewarded as a masterpiece in the de:bug. formresonance devides their releases in solid, fluid and aeroform to restrain the musical spectrum which is indeed to be at the ready. solid in any case with both feet down-to-club. how nice … there should be the klub edit of rosa lee as well. in >lilly & douai (fluid)<, the duo spans such an emotional tension by overlaying approximately 80 radio tracks on which federleicht travels the two french industrial cities lille and douai, with the idea that these cities are nature reserves. such sensitive places they are…

we are happy to present our first japanese artist on quintessentials, ryo murakami. ryo is no stranger to the scene, as he already released a bunch of records on respected labels like dessous, pokerflat or soon on mule musique. the main track >lunch of god< is a deep, raw and reduced house track with a strong us flavour and was already featured in jus eds underground quality radio show. ryo takes it even further with reducing - the result is >depths, a basic kickin techno track. the flipside offers the more than 11 minutes long >lunch of god< remix by house master scott ferguson. the ferris park maestro keeps things close to the original but adds more club feel plus a superb lil bonus track of his own. check it out!

first ep extracted from the first lp gifts of agesof the banging hard minimal techno duet. you will find on this ep the original version, a remix from commuterand another hit remix from kiko. full supported by major artists like: anthony rother this ep could be the soundtrack for the next john carpenter movie.james holden honestly a bit straight banging for me, but i have a feeling that in the right moment time machinemight sound beautiful. thanks jdave clark very moody and atmospheric cant wait to play on my radio, laurent garnier: >killing track .....kick ass , dark and very well made... i love it<. enjoy !!ascii disko >i played the kiko remix allready the last weeks and love it! 100% < ascii.disko : support! awesome!

mixes by urbantorque / behrouz & andy caldwell!!

a fine selection!!

gramophonedzie delivers one of the most distinctive club bombs of the year with why dont you, used as a dancefloor weapon of choice by the likes of tony humphries, roger sanchez, dj sneak, kevin saunderson, carl cox, dennis ferrer and norman jay and gaining tremendous support on bbc radio 1. an addictive concoction of house, funk and classic swing, why dont you is set to be one of 2010s biggest crossover hits, providing the perfect feel good antidote to the january blues. in addition to the original, remixes are courtesy of bingo players, trevor loveys and greenmoney.

1992 classic produced by danny tenaglia!

sei a & radio slave supported by: len faki, chloé, enola, dirt crew, martin eyerer, djulz, sian, kolombo, fabrizio maurizi, bukador & fishbeck ...
second release of the n.a.m.e festival label launched in 2009. the original migrants track is a new techno bomb from apm001 remixed here by sei a and radio slave. dark and romantic house for the first while matt edwards once again delivers his so unique groovy tech-house spirit.

support by radio slave, 2000and one, anthony collins, nico purman, kreon, martinez, vincent lemieux, michal ho, agnès, seuil, varoslav, andrade, ilario alicante..

spiros kaloumenos presents his new installment, focus records. after many years of hard work including over 40 vinyl releases, gigs around the world, radio shows with dedication and focus on techno music, spiros decided to create a new label that will reflect his sound as it developed nowadays through the new modern influences of techno. its like, his personal touch to the sound that established him all these years, but this time he wants to take it one step further..straight, forward thinking techno blended with future elements and some groovy minimal influences. this is our focus!always faithful and focused to the techno sound be sure that this new imprint will again be the one you should definitely watch out!!be prepared and stay focus.

vincent valler teamed up with the great voice of savio for a perfect cover of one of the most loved barry whites masterpieces! a real musical journey where love reigns

dj support from cream with andy mac (radio city), a trax, laidback luke, fake blood, tepr, ali b, crookers, drop the lime, dj craze, bongorock, nadastrom, tittsworth, dj fame...

behind the synonym nick sole is karsten kaufmann. as a music producer, he has released only 3 titles on the cult label mojuba between 2005 and 2009 but all of them had a great success within the deep house community. this is his first release out since march 2009 and contains two different takes of >never<, the radio edit and the space dub version which is a 14 minutes ride to the heart of deep house accompanied of a classy and delightful conga and catchy vocals. >back to love< completes the ep and elevates nick sole to the soul music heaven.

hailing from israel but now based in berlin, ofrin fastly gained more and more fame over the last few years, especially in germany. they preset a unique sound of avantgarde pop that easily combines with nostalgia and modernism, fuelled by the beautiful voice of singer ofri brin and her perfect musical match: composer kd. the how come track was featured on their most recent (2008) album titled on shore remain. we are very proud to present a fine pack of electronic music remixes, done by daso, phonique, tigerskin and tundra, and we even added two edits for radio usage

inspired by his long stay in new york, marc romboy releases this surprising jazzy single in collaboration together with his mate dimitri andreas. >talking all that jazz< is an outstanding piece of house music combined with warm and organic sound samples live recorded by a jazz combo. an awesome bonus track is the remix patrick lindsey & m.in have done. both have just caused a massive stir with their fantastic remix of radio slaves >orchestrating maneuvers in the dark<, one of the most innovative tracks in 2009

stefano miele & maddox aka riva starr present this new track. incredible number of contacts on youtube: original idea, out of normal lines... success

already support by rocco, karizma, yass, matthias voigt, marlon d, jamie thinnes, greg gauthier, luis radio, alfred azzeto, richard earnshaw…,...

1990 classic from the soul diva!!

the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

limited edition 7 inch of this future classic!

it was only a matter of time. two genre-defining artists together ... pop music and dance musics most famous arbiters of taste, collaborating at last. dj hells >u can dance< is an interpretation of an unreleased bryan ferry song, but its one that reflects a perfect melding of two distinct personalities, a record that sounds as if the voice and music were made for each other.
hell, of course, has been riding high on the success of >teufelswerk<, his masterpiece of a double album, a journey replete with fruitful experiments and club bombs. one that has yielded both massive hits and not a tiny bit of controversy along the way. ferry, meanwhile, has been as busy as ever—recording a new album, performing in places as far afield as siberia, opening up the cannes film festival ... basically just being bryan ferry.
and now here they are together ... it all started in 2006 when hell dropped in to meet ferry at his west london studio. at first they discussed hell remixing an old roxy music track, and then it turned into something else - something new (u can dance).
they had similar impressions of one another — hell: >i was impressed by his aura and his look.<, ferry: >he impressed us with his sophistication and charm.< fast forward a few years later, and hell is hard at work on teufelswerk and putting the finishing touches on the aforementioned song titled >u can dance<, a serpentine moroder-esque disco burner. with the help of old friend peter kruder, of kruder and dorfmeister fame, hell fashioned the song into a smoldering nine-minute highlight of the double disc set, in which ferry turns in a typically assured vocal performance.
ferry may seem like an unexpected fan of dance, but hes been going to clubs since he was a teenager, and in his lengthy career hes worked with legends such as nile rodgers of chic and david williams from michael jacksons band. >its always a pleasure to work with people from that genre, who follow a singular groove.<
the single follows in the wake of hells >the dj feat. p. diddy< which has won over floors and critics alike with its nearly 30-minute radio slave remix and fine work from the likes of deetron, jay haze and others. on >u can dance< hell and ferry have similarly pulled out all the stops for the remixes, gathering up work from the grammy-nominated producer carl craig, dfa mainstay tim goldsworthy and pop electro superstars simian mobile disco.

vinyl only release! guess who is behind it?! for sure you have heard some of his production last year. the man was one of the hit maker of 2009. the a side of this ep is seriously excpected since a while now… many top djs around the globe are playing it from little louie vega to radio slave. its now your time to get it!

gb, from sound in color fame, drops an amazing ep remixing / reinterpreting 6 songs by artists little dragon, the bangin exile, the innovative flying lotus, the soulful muhsinah, a race of angels, & the beach boys! this ep is top quality music showcasing the range of gbs skill - hot

dj support from: brodinski (turbo), riva starr (made to play), style of eye (pickadoll), zombie disco squad (dirty bird/made to play), teki latex & dj orgasmic (ttc/sound pellegrino), schlachthof bronx (disko b), radioclit (mental groove), douster (zzk), marina (ex-bonde do role), daniel haaksman (man recordings), beni (kitsune), bang gang deejays (modular), trg (tempa), savage skulls (dubsided), top billin (top billin), joyce muniz (man recordings), adam sky (exploited), kissy sell out (bbc radio 1), pathaan (bbc radio1), mixhell (new judas/boys noize), round table knights (deadfish), breakbot (ed banger), malente (exploited/fools gold), kalbata (soul jazz), matt walsh (turbo), john digweed (bbc radio1), lorcan mak, larry tee, ben mono

more twisted electro punk dance tracks from the french duo!!