the ep features the first official release of the title track (now properly mixed and mastered, with a shouted hook from izza kizza) as well as a hyperactive juke remix of crookers anthem knobbers by dj gant man, and two incredible takes on the follow-up cudi collab embrace the martian courtesy of uk beat maestro seiji.
the new techno smasher by queaver (miditonal, stoorzender, error, cannibal cooking club...)!! first pressing comes as 300 units limited red coloured vinyl!!!
lfm (love for music) or more commonly known as stilove4music is back with a straight banger from detroit and what a treat it is. with countless releases under his belt and with kdj, theo parrish & marcellus pittman under the 3 chairs moniker, the godson aka rick wilhite is already a legend in his own right. his productions are simply unique. can you feel me is ricks second offering for lfm. it is a deep, relentless detroit house joint perfect for the late late night set. dj marquis – a newcomer on the detroit house scene – set things straight with a soulful house jewel – head over heels that somehow should make any new jersey producer worried for a minute. finally, tj dumas, one of the creator of the beatdown crew, set things straight with his personal vision of disco. these are the lost tracks from detroit, songs made by detroiters for detroits sweaty dancefloors. enjoy a rare piece of music. ltd backstock
remixes from max cooper (traum) and marc romboy (systematic). long awaiting >what happened?< reworks. cooper mix strips it back and works the house floor hot and heavy. bass pushes the dbs to the max. romboy turns it inside and out. growling madness. over stepped.
already support by laurent garnier, sascha dive, tony humphries, jimpster, brothers vibe, anja schneider, federico molinari, dj spen, alix alvarez, mr.v, shane johnson, fish go deep, jason b, cj mackintosh , marcus worgull, italoboys, c-rock, motorcitysoul, manuel tur, willie graff, tedd patterson, jamie thinnes seasons recordings, yass…,...
after a some big remixes and a nice original outing this summer on get physical, catz n dogz return back to their home label. this time the guys team up with their friend, the hot producer, pol_on while also featuring the candid vocals of fellow mothershipper , monty luke. this is a great single to check out as we wait for their new 2nd album for mothership due out in the spring of 2010. the sexy analog sound of the original mix will fit well within any proper house set, but i particularly prefer the drama queen mix which breaks into a beautiful melodic section 3 quarters of the way through. groovy.
london based masters of the groove berkson & what are back on pokerflat with another sublime excursion into deep flowing hypnotic and modern house music. the pairs infamous live show has taken them far and wide, delivering their detailed and unparalleled electronics from berlin to miami and back... now their story continues with the >ghosts ep<. the extended, jacking trip that is >ghosts< is a strong grooving reduced house track in the purest sense of the phrase. tough, tight chicago style beats flare and snap as a melancholic and mysterious synth motif dances around the funk-meets-dub bass sequence. all manner of ethereal spoken word passages, uplifting vocal meanderings and cuts are then intertwined in a complex ambiguous narrative that fills the room with the ghosts of house and soul music gone by... understated, uncompromising and super functional! next up the boys lay down a tribal house groover, full of thick keys, richly embellished drums and spiritual vibes a-plenty. no doubt first jammed out during one of their long studio sessions, the live feel and flowing arrangement opens up beautifully with soft key flourishes and tender vocal hooks.
zoot woman present their third album. things are what they used to be has by no means strayed from the dark and atmospheric, hooky and melodic road, but what we now hear is a strikingly upfront, passionate, and mature development.the euphoric title track emphasises the want to return to how things once were in another state of mind, time and place. while this album takes you on a journey, sometimes introspective and often drenched in desire, each track is unique. from the pulsing hook line of we wont break, feeding an addiction to emotional melody in lonely by your side and more than ever, then to be shaken up by the pounding stadium electro of witness.
next month we celebrate our 5th anniversary here at dirt crew and we are very pleased to have marc romboy - whos systematic imprint also turned 5 this year - team up with smokin jo to deliver this marvellous two tracker. >what is this?< is a strong tech-house gem, slowly building, pumping groove and with a great sax sample. very recognisable and been doing a really good job on the dancefloors in our sets over the last few months. solid stuff ! as a b-side there is a much deeper and musically more diverse lee jones remix, lee has been one of our favourite producers in the last years with his solo work on labels like aus, liebe * detail and especially his my my project on playhouse, we are very pleased to have him on our label for the very first time with this excellent re-interpretation of >what is this?<
supported by: the love supreme (tirk), simone fedi (dc recordings), club silencio (red music), fratelli riviera (bear funk), the heels of love (under the shade/jisco), nic sarno (southern fried, esp), jose manuel (eskimo), paola testa (ibiza global radio), tim sweeney (beats in space)
already played by: the wighnomy brothers, mathias kaden, brothers vibe, lee jones, frivolous and more...!! strong gymnastic house tunes brought to you straight from the gym. pumping iron by paul frick and scottà and 1 and 2 and 3!
the second release from the snips of eddie scissors give you two absolute iconic re edits. marvin gaye whats going on and marvin gaye & tammi terrell aint no mountain high enough. once again these are strictly dj only very limited editions.
this is what happens, the third release on the botanika label, is a story of two cities: tel-aviv, israel, represented on the a side by polar pair, and detroit, usa, represented by both atlantis, with a ferocious spoken word delivery, and mark flash, whose classic detroit soulful techno remix occupies the b side - both of whom hail from the underground resistance collective. the collaboration between polar pair and atlantis, the voice behind urãs classic transitions, came about after a meeting in tel aviv in spring 2007, and now the dubplate is creating serious club-buzz in the underground scenes of both cities, as in the ur related forums.
canadas #1 discofunk label returns with a vengeance. their first international signing, funktransplant, is one of the top live electronic funk bands in the netherlands - and this ep demonstrates why. luc superdeluxxx and mo. tea throw out the template for modern dancefloor house and inject loads of live instrumentation and real disco feel.
tbd is the much anticipated new project from rong musics lee douglas and justin vandervalgen. side a >what is this< is a deranged house monster with and absurd white noise break. on the flip >i dont know< is a sleazy afro chugger with a sexy french spoken word. the cdr has been burning up nyc since autumn 08 and is a powerplay for tim sweeney
bodycode reveals tight, jacking rhythms and romantic dancefloor universalism. on baby fords remix of >what did you say?<, the legendary uk acid-house pioneer drags the tempo down to a crawl and beefs up the bass, giving the track the distant, slo-mo feel of walking underwater
SISTERS I DONT KNOW WHAT THIS WORLD IS / MOTOR CITY DRUM ENSEMBLE REMIX
12 Inch 25.05.09
the third single cut from the debut album of dj sprinkles aka terre thaemlitz. a1 is a one of most emotional song from the album. its a very fag jazz style of terre. a2 is a very warm ambient house with classical piano loop. the ambient version of this song will be released on mule electronic ambient compilation >enjoy the silence< (mule electronic cd15) in april. b side are 2 version of motor city drum ensemble remix. it fits perfectly with original dj sprinkles sound. what is house music? this is house music!
including smash tv remix! supported by: laurent garnier, florian meindl, rodriguez jr, someone else, dole & kom, ramon tapia , sweet n candy, dave ellesmere, tim xavier, david keno, franco bianco, sebastian roya, max cooper ...
after >mind dimension< burning the dance-floor all over the world and >shoes< about to be released with the best remix package of the moment (oizo, green velvet, noob, etc..) tiga is finally releasing the track fans have been talking about for the last six months.produced by tiga and soulwax, >what you need< in is original version is club gem ready to become an anthem.on the b-side are carved an turmoil remix from proxy and surprising remix from zombie nation.i got what you need baby! this will be what you will be screaming in the clubs in the comings weeks!
here it is a new skizofrenik release called what else ep! after a long time, skizofrenik release this new various artists with for great quality tracks. on a side there are two really hard banging tracks from greg notill. this side will hit hard in dancefloors as usual for this great producer. on b side there is one track from fl-x vs. pat sanders with a hard voice, and other track from necro dur & mario batlles which have a really powerfull hardtechno bass. combining these four tracks we have a really complete reference for hardtechno scene.
markantonio s analytic trail label has been instrumental in creating what is now recognized as the neapolitan techno sound. strongly influenced by their house roots, the labels inventive approach has seen them feature the likes of rino cerrone, valentino kanzyani, the advent, davide squillace and paco osuna. analytic trails its what i like series of ep s has previously featured cuts from a mixture of household names (joy kitikonti, the advent,valentino kanzyani) as well as unearthing some of techno s most exciting new talent. this latest ep focuses on three new names who are making waves with their music. already an emerging name within the naples scene thanks to his work for labels like glowbox and capsula, francesco gemelli typifies the sound of italy with a driving goodtime romp through an array of rubbery tonal synths and acidic bass croatian, vladimir acic has forged a strong reputation playing alongside the techno greats at exit and impressing umek enough to snap up his productions. here he shows why with a fast paced trip through warped flickering tech moods mark morris completes the trio on show on this ep. choosing a style that sits between funked up tech and wobbly minimalism, play with me retains a strong identity with italian techno via a funky bassline but adds a linear restrained vibe.
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