nice price deal !!! new release on skreams disfigured dubz imprint from mikal. you may be familiar with his dnb stuff on metalheadz but this time he brings you some ruffneck 137-140 bpm tracks.

having already appeared on r&s with a remix of model 500 and a track on the iotdxi compilation named >ralph< which showcased his singing voice for the first time, this two track single seems like the natural stepping stone from bullions previous work. replacing what would previously have been samples with his own vocals and instruments played by both himself and some friends, >say arr ee< and >what does she know< continue to show bullion as a music lover of many styles who can identify and combine those elements with an air of sympathetic range and still have a sense of clarity and cohesion.

what can we say about this ep ? not much. this is a very well known house artist who wants to keep his identity secret. he sent us some parts of his old 90s house tracks and luckily they were remixed by our good friends coat of arms and breach from uk. this is a very special release for us. enjoy!

supportet by: richie hawtin, joy kitikonti , siopis, bjoern larsen, dean newton, rene bourgeois, nudisco, dr. motte, axel bartsch and many more!
after a successful launch with the sushi & sex ep of his own label so what music, lars wickinger now comes with the second strike!
>say yes to another excess< is just the right slogan! the track with the same name is a peak time slider! >easy ride< is a cool melodic minimal ride! >jesus wants more fun< will blow up every floor with its knarziger rhythmic bass line! finally >riff raf< is a push forward minimal track with old school flavor!

the one and only dj sneak rocks the guesthouse with this jackin 4 tracker.

for renaissance mans first single off their turbo debut lp, we have assembled a team of remixers whom we felt could live up to the playful intelligence of the original. the result is a pack befitting one of the best electronic albums of the year, a mensa-level dissection of contemporary dance music that builds on the finnish duos previous releases on dubsided, sound pellegrino and made to play.
to begin with, we enlisted a personal hero of the renaissance man boys - legendary producer herbert - who offers up a subtle, atmospheric take, adding his own vocals and introducing an esoteric pop sensibility. scottish producer (and thom yorke name-checkee) sei a checks in with a hypnotic techno groove bomb. uk vet paul woolford strikes a balance between wobble acid and melodic piano hooks.

repress of this 1983 disco-classic by craig peyton.

mystery meat is back! following a hiatus since last summer’s double-sided whammy release courtesy of nyc disco dons jacques renault and lee douglas, >pump< b/w >got to find a disco<, the top secret edits label returns with the bicep boys in tow. and what a return it is! bicep have been making serious noise over the past several months following their auspicious debut on the throne of blood label in late 2010. in the months since, theyve gone on to remix domino recordings blood orange, tal m. klein (a known associate of fellow mystery meaters nick chacona & anthony mansfield), and la upstarts cosmic kids, and their follow-up ep2 is currently doing the damage on discerning dancefloors the world over

4 tiga tracks from the ciao lp

single sided 7 inch with etching on flip.

special 2011 rerelease, for a long time not available !! superb berlin sound !!!

the first release for consequence and joe sevens new alias they live is on dbridge & instra:mentals autonomic label. creeping in with a slightly haunting melody and sparse drums, >pure palms< starts off with little indication of where the track might lead, it feels as though it could go in any direction. as it slowly builds, the warmth and weight û and deep-set rhythms û that consequence is known for begin settling, and open up to an evocative, widescreen track of immense beauty.

this is pure underground house music with detroit and chicago flavours!! tip !

heres the next installment of our edit series. although is it an edit - can you spot the samples and who or who actually did it (if indeed it is an edit) ? limited edition run of 500 copies on clear vinyl.

known as one third of the notorious wetyourself crew, throwing parties and djing every sunday night at fabric in london, jacob has been releasing music since 2005 on different labels and under various guises.as a dj he is known for his fast mixing style of stripped down house and bouncy techno, which has made him a favorite in london and on the international underground dance scene, playing gigs all over europe and the world on a regular basis. the end of oct 2010 sees his debut release on the newly-formed wys! recordings with a very limited run of vinyl... do what you want by jacob husley is an upbeat rolling feel good record that has become become a steady ingredient of the sunday night wys! mix. featuring vocals from husley himself, the track is timeless and positive. the rather huge, driving bass line perhaps shows what an effect his 8 years living in london has had on him and also maybe his not-so-secret past as a junglist? all-round danish house legend, mathias mesteno, has created a late night deep builder that drives and drives..the result is detailed and tough! keeping jacob s big bassline, he has created his own feeling around the groove with plenty of atmospheric percussion. barcelona man-of-the-moment garnica from galaktika recs, has created a fantastic peak time groovy dub edit that will have people losing themselves on the dancefloor. watch out for more releases from wys! coming soon, next up is cormac s cold remixed by miss kittin and chris liebing!

since first bursting on to the electronic scene, british-japanese 22 year old, maya janes coles has quickly established herself as one of the most respected cutting edge producers in london today. her previous releases have earned her support from the likes of steve bug, anja schneider, audiofly, laurent garnier to name a few. supported by laurent garnier, ivan smagghe, deetron, black coffee, djulz, and.id, sascha dive, jimpster, dj gregory, dj deep, rocco, marlon d, melon, aaron ross, ralf gum, manoo

following on from his string of successful 12 inches on styrax, l2s and mj coles prolific label over the past year, roof light drops a four track ep of dancefloor killers for highpoint lowlife.
already getting heavy rotation from the likes of hot city and mj cole, these four tracks span the spectrum of current uk club memes, from the 2step rhythms of title track >what makes you so special<, the slo-mo house of >face up to your sensibilities<, through to the todd edwards influenced of >prayin to t.e.<, and the moodier down-tempo sound of the closing >cakes, biscuits, and hows yer father<.

mike drama plans only the true killers for his vinyl releases, as one of the last hard techno djs still playing with vinyl he knows exactly what he wants for his crowd! 4 killer tracks straight for the dancefloor by hot new artists and already established still going strong. o.b.i., dj ogi, marcio m. and dj emme. hard!

2 tracks from the 70s by american soul band tavares.

2004 release by paul masterson on norman cooks southern fried records, including a remix by sant & matteo esse.

gothenberg exile and currently berlin resident alex berg aka cloud back with >what you want< featuring a massive rerub by juju & jordash.

the routes are shinichi nakayama (drums), toru nishimuta (bass) and chris jack (guitar/vocals). taking influence from amongst many others link wray, the yardbirds, the animals, the sonics, the wailers, the downliners sect and hound dog taylor, the routes distinctive sound featuring chris sublime guitar playing is a must-have for any garage fan.

side a) soft house company – what you need… the most perfect italian piano house tune ever. this record oozes sophistication and perfection in its beautiful construction. as compared to some of the italian piano screamers of the past that have dated quite badly, this continues to live on as a classic emotive piece of house music. a perfect end of the night anthem! a little piano on the flip was regularely dropped at the classic hacienda in manchester circa 1990, huge piano anthem. junior vasquez used to mix 2 copies of this track at the legendary sound factory club in nyc! simple but effective bass with italian piano….. house!

saved return with a killer one sided club banger from gary beck.

a powerful & strong 4-track artist ep as a 4th release on hardwork records.
this time the spanish label presents svetec, motormorfoses, bazz dee and alex tb!

with safer 001 davis links to details. house music which sounds like the fulfilled promise from 1992. music that has grown up and hasnt suffered any loss of its beauty. vocals which make you want to shout pop and carry a groove in the heart that has never been more challenging.

nice remixes by roman fluegel (alter ego) and the always out of the box dj koze! already supported by ivan smagghe, ripperton, pilooski, will saul, fabrice lig !!!

first on decks.de !! !!! high definition records comes with his first limited edition on 12 inch presenting the brazilian producer and also the label owner christian hawk, remixed by juan sanchez from great stuff / break new soil on 3 unique ways of making funky tech house. great with bushwacka!, mendo, martin eyerer, karotte, wally lopez, tom novy, x-press 2, jim rivers, feygin, anderson noise, marc marzenit, scope, nils nuernberg, okain, sabb, tim green, dj chus, zoe xenia, ues, matteo spedicati, jesse voorn, timo jahns, gabriele baldi, chris special, dom kane, franco bianco, cevin fisher, cocodrills, ken fan, massimo girardi, gaz james and many more!

vassilis pallas aka v.sexion was born in the late 80s, in a decade when techno and house put its little stone to the music world. in early childhood he found himself shakin in disco tunes moving it up to punk and rock. but it was jazz, afro beats, garage house and urban music that finally deeply influenced him in developing a particular music style...

2003 classic!!

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

big with: sebo k,barem,daniel sanchez, 2000 and one says: phat alex celler remix!!!

supportby richie hawtin !!!a quality 3 tracker by tom king here!! great start for the new spunk records label!! includes :terry remix!

aka phil asher & ashley beedle!!

1990 piano house classic!!

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!

dj dealer & grant nelson = dancefloor mayhem!

you cant fool me, david is the starting point for the new founded label called what! what! records and especially for mike okay himself. the release is dominated by the interaction of electronic sounds and organic samples which, as a unit, builds up a sporty groove hilariously. the package is completed by fat remixes of tom deluxx, the sexinvaders and silkersoft.

episode five of the light is produced by paul boex & marco rane, that have been releasing great material on labels like audio assault, arms, submissions... this what would it be like original, is pure dynamic loop techno, mixed with dark industrial soundscapes blended with some birmingham flavours sprinkled on top. you will also find superb remixes by bas mooy, michaelangelo and a.paul.

very limited pressing of 500 copies only. this is a spacial release. tiedye remix of the all girl indie group rubies. its an absolute balearic disco workout that is rather reminiscent of their fellow swedes studio...

disco feel and classic in the second release of this awesome re edits label.

with 2 remixes from chicagos legend derrick carter.

a tribut to the detroit and the chicago sound with an italian touch, together with the excellent remix from cabanne this record is a sure shot !!

arctic monkeys were already massive way before they inked a deal with domino in june 2005. people obsessing over the songs? sold out gigs full of stage diving nutcases. hardcore fans pressed up against venue windows, just hoping to catch a glimpse such checkpoints have all been ticked. the boys may share a love of the smiths, the clash and the jam, but in no way were the monkeys ready to simply regurgitate the well trodden brit rock path.

familiar chris liebing techno !!

yoshi goes back to spain to hook up with d-formation, one of the hottest producers of the year, whose recent records have become a staple of many big djs sets this summer. >what u want< is an unforgettably hooky cut by dformation & david ferrero that incorporates the best of the minimal techno movement with groovy tech house elements for an extraordinary experience. ismael rivass remix is a high voltage peak time mix while mindskap takes things deep and techy. right out of the gate, supported mark knight, hernan cattaneo, nic fanciulli, behrouz, cedric gervais, dubfire, sharam, tommy boy, eddie thoneick and dj vibe. this one is so good, it might just stick around for miami.