rotterdam den haag connection december 2050. this time david vunks moustache records delivers le crunch ep (previously announced as biersmijt ep), produced by the one and only mr. pauli. the a1 side features the new hit called le crunch, a high energy italo wave track that rock your pants off for sure. second is a spacerockdisco remix of le crunch that listens to the name i dont need the bad things you do to me remix made by our hardrocking man alden tyrell. on the flip theres the dancefloor killer metalbass. straight ahead extreme basslines with rolling grooves, and to finish it off der alte brings us strong melodies and even stronger basslines with beats from paulies good old friend the tr 808. this record is cutted by ome lex v. coeverden. 500 copies pressed! watch out! dont play this record underwater!

swedish producer pierre j aka hertz sends us his definition of high-tech funk in 4 variations. pumping, rolling, ready for the floor!

4 sharp arrows in every techno-djs quiver, stomping and rolling directly from sweden onto the floors of the world!

after three sought after singles for the whatever we want label ? plus remixes for the likes of gorillaz, fran?ois k and cosmo vitelli ? quiet village step out of the shadows to present their much anticipated debut album, silent movie. comprised of master crate digger joel martin and rising dance music star matt edwards (aka radio slave), and borrowing their name from martin dennys exotica masterpiece, quiet village make the old sound new (and vice versa).

desonanz is a new project of frederik hatsav (metalogic, hidden agenda) and marcus c. maichel (the delta, x-dream). by combining their outstanding production skills, those two geniuses managed to produce an ep which is truly outstanding and simply mind-blowing. with desonanz, the two masterminds focus on the deep exploration of dark and progressive soundscapes and they deliver 3 rolling and driving dancefloor-killers made for the peaktime. supported by extrawelt, alex bau, airbus modular, opsy, alic, alex tolstoy and many more

rolling tech-phunk/elektro-techno - dave clarke playlist...

the first release on this new label is from gatto fritto who has released records on dissident and electric minds and recently remixed subway on souljazz. the a side hex is a nine minute, mid tempo, atmospheric, bearded disco trip taking in falsetto vocals, straight to video synths, acoustic guitars and the budget, analog death rattle of a vintage siel cruise. the bmside beachy head is a teutontastic tribute to the uks favourite suicide spot. a 3/4 krauty synth builder that spills into layered waves of guitars and unforgiving rocks of heavy analog bass...think klaus schulze and steve reich rolling off a cliff in 1983 datsun cherry.

incl solomun remix !! as we venture into the future of house music, we find certain styles taking definitive direction. one of europe’s hottest producers, tiger stripes, has been at the helm and leader of tech & electronic dance music. he lays a new foundation over >voyage<, a recent release found on his safari lp released in 2007. two new re-interpretations, solomun main and lost version of this single will be released with more of his signature sound, pumping drums, jabbing synths, rolling over a bouncing bassline with string flows atop breathing new life into an already vibrant track. tune in and hear what we mean.

the berlin based dj and highgrade-artist jens bond presents with his new ep >hypochonder< his latest work. bond is allready known for his percussive tracks beside that the resident dj of berlins watergate club is well established thanks to his collaborations with benno blome (sender records) and guido schneider (pokerflat). in the namegiving titeltrack for this new ep for highgrade jens bond gives it all: stakkatos of rolling percussions meet pearling synth-lines, creating a jacking, neverending groove. >got some…< develops this recipe for success more into a slightly darker direction, while keeping up beeing changefull with the same >hands-up<-factor. instead of a break mr. bond serves us with >paulista grill< the next highlight of this ep. massive, with a touch of darkness, build on a strong fundament of a funky, dry-asa-bone groove. three tracks, simultaneously eventfull and homogeneous, carrying clearly jens bonds signature.

we are proud to start the version 2.1 of our label with a massive release! no doubt that the australian based, christian vance, will be one of the most interesting new comers in 2009. his >tiger snake< is already a future classic in our books. this track is like an incredible groove machine full of detroit spirit. huge damages on the dance floor. on the remix duties weve got quarion (drumpoet) which makes a great deephouse twist with his unique touch! finally our favorite amsterdams homeboy, minz, gives us a rolling remix, subtitle basslines and a real groove! our analog mastering is done by the legendary oliver lieb at lhaudio. huge with : sebo k, deetron, josh wink, joris voorn, agoria, sian, château flight more !!

for our third release apple pips is proud to present a relative newcomer from san francisco ? jus wan. out of the countless demos and mp3s we get sent, jus wan instantly stood out with his blend of 2 step rhythms, techno soul and deep subs?appleblim cut both tracks and got a great reception to them, so much that he included action potential on his dubstep allstars vol.6 mix cd for scene-leaders tempa? action potential ? deep as you like?relentless rolling riddim, berlin techno style delayed stabs and a solid foundation of bass make this a fresh take on the sound? affletic ? switching the tempo to 140bpm and twisting the same sounds into ever more entrancing shapes t++ shows his love of drumfunk producers such as paradox in a new exciting context

alessio mereu is back on his own renovatio imprint with a rolling and phat release that really smash the dancefloor with all the tree versions in different moods. featuring remixes from kyle geiger and matteo spedicati this release can only as described with one word...pure energy!!! the original goes percussive with lots of detuned screaming synths, kyle geiger take it to a cyclic and brute level, and matteo spedicati goes on the happy side

perc trax returns with its 2nd in the pots & pans series, this time around with tracks from misc (sender / klang / resopal), simone tavazzi (analytictrail/perc trax) and oscar (karateklub / lordag). ruling over the a-side are german techno overlords misc, who when not recording for berlins sender imprint spend their time as niederflur for richie hawtins all conquering m_nus. >modern times< is build on rolling ercussion grooves, a jabbing bassline and a number of short but effective breaks.

pport by paco osuna, danton eeprom, xpansul, joseph capriati, christian smith, someone else, technasia, luke solomon, rocha & lewinger……. luetzenkirchens label quickly became one of the hottest new imprints for cool underground clubtracks, mainly with artists from munich like his best mate gilbert martini, who also already had two tracks on #02 and #05. but on this ep its the first appearance of an artist from berlin: luetzenkirchens friend pierre deutschmann, well known for his releases on ostfunk, clubcity, audiobahn, farbenfroh and his classics on low spirit and electric kingdom and of course main man tobias luetzenkirchen with two hot new and very divers clubstompers >suck me empty< and >rolling on the six<

a first class techno tune, that comes along with a massive rolling beat, catchy vocals and hypnotic sounds! this monster record contains remixes of animal trainer, which as the owners of world famous hive club in zürich created quite a stir with their recently release on oliver koletzkis label stil vor talent, pazkals deftbonz which already did a great job on rodeo 001 and last but not least an amazing remix of sikk which with their debut-world hit my washing machine dont need to be described anymore and with their latest alias malström enchant the whole wide world again. eiskalt is fucking hot

after the big success of our first release on outils du connaisseur, we present the second strike, this time by afrilounge-member liapin. basila is his the first solo release, and all the more an impressive one: two deep and slamming house-tunes, basic but concurrently fond of nitty-gritty. according our outils philosophy these two tracks are genuine strippeddown house cuts for maximum floor impact. basila – a massive, slapping bass, rolling drums and shreds of guitar sounds are the dominating trademarks of this track. once the compelling groove catches you, the hypnotizing vocal in the break will inevitably bewitch you. this is one for both body and soul. black mamba features a bassline so corporal, you almost inclined to give it a social security number.

part 2 of remixes for jamie andersons >blue music< album, this time by jamie himself, who gets spiritual on his own track and a rolling remix by floppy sounds aka rob rives.

new dancefloor killa hit for this duo, using carrie lukas sample and playing with rhythmics and rolling bass. vocalist is.... wellknown must ....

rolling precussions and wicked samples

drum n bass legend decoder is still at the forefront of underground dance, and continues developing his rolling, progressive breakbeat sound on ricochet this autumn...

paul mac wont take no hostages, thats for sure. a rolling groove, a sound like a whip and the crowd is under control!

after a longer break because of moving and starting a new company maschine is finally back with release number 15!play the music mixes by pierce and matt star .the original version on b2 was written by a new project from italy named ilario naples and paco experience. colognes pierce known for his releases and remixes on blufin, mbf etc. - on the a-side is taking it from a more hypnotic deep level and nicely builds up a rolling groovy playback. matt star one of the most uprising talents of the past months - on b1 using more of the original parts to create a nice atmospheric trip through the track

1997 breakthrough album by the verve!! including bitter sweet symphony and the drugs dont work

after 3 succesfull releases, this label has slowly proven it self. stephane signore, the headhoncho of the label, has gathered a nice selection of artists around the label so far. wehbba, hertz, pedro delgardo, reaky and others. this 4th release is the next stephane signore single. on this release he has delivered 2 absolute monster tracks, and asked reaky and lars klein to deliver their remixes. lars klein brings his 2008 minimal inspired techno burner. clicks and bits with a techno attitude. reaky, one of the most succesfull new comers to this game, takes it into a completely other direction, a well funky tribal explosion with a subtle throbbing bassline vibe. proper, rolling techno for the masses!

his this years 2nd album >heavy day< still heavily resonates in peoples ears, now that falko brocksieper already delivers an appropriate follow-up. on >fresh 727< brocksieper finds back to raw, sketchy arrangements, evolving their full energy just from deep, rolling basic grooves, as opposed to the close examination of each tiny sound and every dramaturgic peculiarity in the recent longplayers production. on the title track >fresh 727< noisy, maurizio-esque house chords encounter futuristic vocal messages, while edgy, classic drumbox-riffs rip up the dense atmosphere of the track again and again. a deep, marching groove and the freeminded combination of elements signalize special club moments from the very start. on the backside >request< turns out to be an equally organic, sizzling counterpart, which can promote its sustainable cheerfulness alone by its ongoing bouncy bassline, in a way that all accessory parts get dispensable - to the benefit of a well-balanced blend of rattling percussion, carved vocals and quirky atmo...s

slamming techhousebomb !!!! mikrowave continues with release 2, more dancefloor business from manchester s kevin gorman. produkt is restrained techno that manages to be both deep and supremely funky. already licensed to the german introducing jeff bennett compilation, expect neat edits, drops and a monster rolling bassline.. marc ashken (of leftroom, perc trax and safari electronique) provides the remix- adding his trademark minimal groovy percussion and massive sub bass.. ltd restock...

axel karakasis is the main man in the groovy techno scene these days. with numerous releases on upfront labels like patterns, yin yang, omega, techhead, adult and many more he is building his impressive discography. the funky greek decided to keep the best tracks for his own imprint remain. 3 solid rocking technobombs is what to except. rolling like a train on full speed. no stops, just full speed all the way.. try to keep standing still on this bomb!

inflicted welcomes another hot newomer on the label, jan fleck! turn red is sven wittekind most fav. track at the moment! this track comes with a real heavy beat and some church bells before the breakdown is rolling over the floor with his sweepy piano melody, which is changing into a nasty synth after some seconds. when the beat is coming in again, there is no holding back for everyone! >i don t care< is a freaky fresh hardtechno track, with a good arrangement and nice vocalcuts! the breakdown in this track is pushin the dancefloor to the peaktime limit! >my descent< a nice compressed loop combined with a heavy baseline synth. making his way in the minds of the bassline lovin technoheads! >epic< is another huge track on this release! a great hardtechno loop makes his way to one of the best breaks ever. sweepy stabs bring you an evil baseline combined with a amazing dnb/breakbeat loop before the well done hardtechnoloop strikes back!

classic re-press of unbeliveable, killer 4-tracker from the legendary jersey champion. holds something 4 everyone: from summery house with live-strings and steeldrums (!), to an unearthly, melancholic vocal piece, plus one deep instrumental with shifting organ chords and pumpin drums. >reprise tha dread< is probably the hit here: rolling, dub reggae inflected jersey house with a sweet roots vocal (horace andy?) on top. house cant get much better than this!!!

the man behind some infamously amazing and joyful live sets, a successful first album for musique risqué, a great ep for oslo, and a brilliant debut on circus company with petit djinns-including the underground hit >sous l arbre<, guillaume & the coutu dumonts is now back on cc with >i was on my way to hell<. a delicious two-tracker for different moments, covering two distinct vibes perfectly. on the a side >i was on my way to hell< is a jam that bubbles over like a volcano with a marvelous synth pad melody building along with a gospel preacher sample. all the while a heavy groove powers away underneath- he’s got the secret! on the b side, we are taken to a more quiet but still melodic environment. >can’t argue with silence< opens up with a rolling bass line, a simple refined groove, and then gradually sprinkles tasteful acoustic hits and ethno-styled synth stabs on top. close your eyes and feel the heat of an >arabian night< inna guillaume & the coutu dumonts house sylee!

support by: adam beyer, technasia, chris liebing, perc, brian sanhaji... side b from tokyo are the guys being responsible for a huge follow up release on kumo. a very interesting definition of modern flavoured techno, rolling and stomping at the same time. hazakura changes it character several times, turning from a groovebased effectmachine into a spacy peaktime-track while daybreak more focusses on the crunchy side of minimal techno. the tracks already caught the attention of alex bau so that he delivered a bau-like bass-driven technoremix for hazakura.

dyno is back after the his successfull last releases with >automiak<. >automiak< comes in 3 different mixes in order to cover all the tastes on the dancefloor from the long electronic twisted trip to more minimal rolling textures with melodic chords!!! dynos forthcoming quality releases come on labels like hell yeah, global underground and umek new label

mike humphries returns with his first brandnew mastertraxx release in 2008. the latest gem in an ever growing series features 4 artists who bring you all great techno tracks straight for the floor. first up the divide straight from the uk delivering a fresh techno workout. followed by a very strong 2nd track on the a-side by wetworks (compound, punish) setting the pace a bit further and with some crazy drum edits he makes sure you will beg for more. the flip is for two new breeds. miss perception samples a bankmanager and adds serious flavour and rolling beats. delirium tremens tops it all of with his bouncy tune. a great diverse record compiled for just one goal: dance till you drop!

a1: wasserhahn this ones a dirty little fucker, featuring ecstatic, animalistic outbursts of joy over a rigorous bassline and some heavy distorted percussions. its roaring, its loudmouthed and its certainly funny. b1: house kaoss on the a-side, a spacey tripster finds us rolling on the floor, bringing up an especially funky bass glued to some spooky chord stabs. an isomorphic stomper not only for those who know..

is there more to life than house music? for the swedish dj/producer mikael nordgren: probably not. since 2004, he has been steadily churning out some of the best future house tunes from his studio located in stockholm. his productions have been released under many aliases including dmalicious, 12th floor and for get physical under the mighty moniker of tiger stripes. the blacker the music, the sweater the sound. a potential anecdote that fittingly could have inspired mikael when he composed the warm and supple portion of detroit fueled funk that is, blackroom entertainment. yet another presentation of his programming prowess and ability to mold and mend melodies into a sophisticated groove. especially utilizing his signature catchy drums to get the vibe going, then introducing a melodic synth stab before the track takes you away with complex variations of rhythmic lead sounds. abacus may remind listeners of his stellar mad at me ep released last fall on get physical - albeit reformed with a more analog approach. springing tones get the groove rolling before it is taken over by a cabal of sci-fi sounds, at which point a thick, modulated analog bass sound ups the overall energy. the lack of audio imagery is little if none, as the sounds invoke so many moods, feelings and sensations that only a seasoned dj and knowledgeable producer could fabricate such a convincing theme. blackroom entertainment ep again showcases mikaels ability as a formidable contributor to house music

hard signals for hard people !! carlos has been blowing up dance floors across the world with his phenomenal live pas. this track milkbox can be a great intro to a set. nice clean percussion and deep bass will surely let your crowd know what to expect! this techno pioneer is known for the highest quality of production in the business. he has tagged up with fellow producer j. walker to bring is an incredible techno stormer called vendetta. this track is intense as they come. a whole slew of amazing edits and stabs. thrusting kick and killer bass, guaranteed rock any club around the globe!! a powerful rolling synth line with a dirty kick and bass, people will catch on to this almost immediately. this is the start of a huge career for

after his debut releases on resopal, young finish producer rasmus hedlund follows up with another brilliant ep on the motherlabel. its the fiftyeight installment of the resopal 12inch releases so far and we quote him as one the most interesting and promising new techno producer of the year. back to bassics offers four deep electronic techno tracks, a finish version of new school minimalism that, all by all reaches the dancefloors of today. rolling kickers with massive synth lines. rasmus hedlund is definitely going to pave the way for resopal 12inch direction this fall

with the electronic justice 12inch, james t. cotton and d_marc cantu saw off another thick slab of classic chicago acid. opener >1mg< is a relentless teutonic grind, tightly constructed yet engraved with enough subversive tweaks to hint at the most experimental urges of james t. cotton_s other persona, tadd mullinix. >werkin house< and >static vision< follow close behind with the brooding squelch of a 303. and if these take us deep inside the darkest warehouse, then the title track reveals the inner depths of the artists themselves. >electronic justice< may well be 2am/fm_s manifesto, a rolling vocal creeper whose laser-beam pulses ebb and flow around a synthesized mantra: >experimental vision/ this is us, who we are/ this is our religion.< fitting words to chant, shout, or whisper in the flicker of a strobe at 2am, after all..

bobby & klein are back with their second ep, >jackzilla<,!!! they return to guesthouse for this second ofering, which shows the evolution of the french duo, heading this time for more synthetic sounds, while retaining their inner jack! the first track of the ep, >naughty<, will have you sing >do you feel naughty< for a long time with its infectious vocal hook and its peak time breakdown. the second track, >i want sax< is based on a rhodes loop and rolling bassline and features the talent of mr fm umlaut on synthesizers. last but not least, the title track, >jackzilla<, closes the ep with its peak time party horns sample and enormous bassline, ready to explode your bass cabinets all over the world. another guesthouse jacker!

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played by vera, nekes, raresh, tassilo ippenberg (pan pot), anthony collins, italoboyz, dop, kabuto&koji, federico molinari, reboot, markus fix , sis, lemos , kreon... 3rd instalment of the hyped label. big with all the new school house heads ! here we are for the 3rd release of the masomenos livemix project, croco ep. a-sided >apache-moi< is a tribal yet happy track with nice flutes and big drums. you can picture there desert & dust as for a musical ceremony to pray the gods to let rain fall… on b-side, >pierre & le loup< starts as a journey into the woods on a sunny and nice day, till you can feel the wolf approaching and the pressure rising…nice rolling bass, pumping groove, perfect summer sunrise track. >cherie< is a more laidback and atmospheric b2 track that would fit perfectly for any summer sun-set.

with already massive support from jocks like technasia, valetino kanzyani, mauro picotto, james kameran and many more chris liebing is starting a new label called spinclub recordings. the first release is by spinclub resident dj emerson, already known for his releases on kiddaz fm and microfon. on this first ep on scr, dj emerson features his familiar dry techno. to the efficiently and solidly working cut the crap on the a-side, he opposes with the spectacular mr. nice on the b-side. mr nice starts off in a restrained way. in the break you could almost think it would lose itself in an ocean of delay, if, yeah if not suddenly this striking bassline would emerge. it starts rolling, turning the track around 180 degrees, transforming it into a rampaging peaktime monster. for the one who wants to put an exclamation mark in his set, voila

nightmusic kicks off with steve murano, dj and producer in very high demand.route 66 is an electro-house remake with a deep groove that keeps the crowd driving. the rolling beats and the massive synths keep the audience mesmerized on the dance floor, resulting in a cool rocking playback. in addition, the dirty vocals sung by tobias fiedler will screw into every head. also included in this package is a straight le club mix with pumping beats and a catchy hook.

brothers bud boldly return with a double dose of peak time finger lickin dopeness in the form of the sting/remedy. dom bud is the in house engineer for micky slims productions, so its no surprise that the electro flavours have rubbed off. the stings synth bassline buzzes and stabs amongst distinctly rolling rhythms, neither sitting in the breakbeat camp nor electro, just where we like it! on the flip remedy is pure finger lickin. clicking, disco stabs and cowbells, laced with fat drums and dreamy house vocals make this an essential addition to the ever expanding brothers bud armoury

legendz records is the normal follow up of famous legendz parties which started in belgium three years ago . for their first release, they decided to invite two belgian producers from two different musical horizons and see how it goes . kolombo is famous for his electro house style with releases on king kong, turbo, systematic, karate, his own vice versa or loulou records. sierra sam is more into the minimal world with music on trapez ltd., einmaleins, his own toys for boys and soon contexterrior the two friends decided to mix their skills on three tracks: alive is based on a fat synth line and rolling bleepy percussions, articulated around a vocal sample. extra voices takes another vocal sample , but adds it a more acid synth line and some more percussive drum soundsscreaming lord is a more aggressive track with more noises and fast percussion lines..

side a:raging drum set accompanied by bouncy percussion line rolling along with one of the most roaring basses of the season. side b:same unique bass with tighter dryer drum set ending up in a classic 90ies organ stab evolving from the break exploding into a perfect prime time theme

repress of the 1974/75 disco classics!!!

rolling tech-house with male spoken words - style of eye remix

continuing the international flavour to the jalapeno roster, the latest j-funk signing comes from long time compadres in the funk-breaking field of dreams – all good funk alliance. fast establishing themselves as the key players in the us scene alongside fort knox five, on this occasion frank & rusty are joined by neighbour and wax romeo from canada s homebreakin label who collaborate with agfa on the lead track sbc and provide another solo track on the ep. the ep has the trademark rolling basslines and crisp funk breaks that typify all good funk alliance’s records but tracks like >get the pieces< add jazz doublebass in the mix to provide a widescreen picture of what these boys can offer. neighbour introduces crisp electro basslines to his end of the productions to induce a head nodding, body popping fervour. tight like a pair of shoreditch jeans