the sccucci manucci label has done a fine job of handpicking artists on the rise for their releases to date, collaring the likes of casino times, francis inferno orchestra and toomydisco as well as the odd established name like jacques renault. the labels fourth release forza quattro is still grounded in the disco/house sensibility that has served them so well, though the presence of waze & oddysey demonstrates the sccucci a & r team are willing to deviate. the elusive us pair are in the midst of a hot patch right now with releases already burning on body work and southern fried and plenty more due over the coming months, so their presence here is a real coup. i cant hear you sounds vaguely like a extra bouncy cover of the classic rip groove and definitely ranks alongside their output to date. alongside this the white vinyl ep has tempo traversing contributions from fil lavin, sellouts and deadly sins, with the latters slow and chuggy -dont you know- a particular highlight

flume is back! *some minds* featured andrew wyatt, seines zeichen sänger bei miike snow, am gesang der a-seite. die b-seite ist mit dem flume remix von collarbones hit *turning* bestückt. diese ep erscheint als limitiertes white label vinyl und als digitaler download und stream. das video zu *some minds* hat bereits über 2 millionen plays, der soundcloud-link des stückes erfreut sich über mehr als 5.5 millionen plays - und jetzt gibt es den track erstmal als 12 inch!

following on from the white collar boy & somadrone outings for numbers 001 & 002, bodytonic music have called in some friends in high places in the shape of james savage aka naum gabo & l.i.e.s. bossman ron morelli (debuting his ghost 202 project with l.i.e.s. labelmate svengalisghost) to remix the debut release of adultrock, or gav elsted to his postman. a 5 track spaced out funk excursion concocted in gavs secret synth lair in dublin, *chants* is already getting heavy rotation from the likes of james holden, john talabot, pional, annie mac & more.

public service message: from the pale horizon of the calm world, here emerges critical tension. product of his society, henry the white collar goes through a crisis. today henry is nervous, negotiating the heave and shove between fear and his uncontrolable urges, and this is his music when he does. we, the producers, are his fantasy. does it hurt or is it good? can you make him relieve his debt? after two releases on sound of barclay, and a hit (sink) on yvan smagghes compilation (suck my deck) released on react, and the famous cover of lios amoureux solitaires featuring jennifer cardini on kill the dj, henry is back with a dodgy 10 inch no punk, no electro - this is wobble