next park session with alley cats and ttc.

limited to 200 copies.

introducing “solace”, a captivating 6-track ep by dubstep virtuoso bukkha.

very limited acid-techno tracks.

incl audio werner remix. tip!

pop

old school stuff

reissue of the first heat rock 7 inch, pressed on transparent red vinyl.

takeshi kouzuki kehrt zu alley version zurück, um gemeinsam mit dem brüder-duo flml die split-mini-lp tracks from the alley zu veröffentlichen.

montreal duo biochip return to central processing unit with their new lp crux alley.

phat afrobeat , afro house

incl. paul woolford remix

white label 12 vinyl, limited edition of 150 copies.

the cat is back! 4 breaky jungle cuts to walk your cat to.

cool raw house cuts 2 great artists with 4 great tracks. tip!

funky grooves and obscure spoken words on this hot as hell everland reissue.

following releases from mituo shiomi / drum machine and takeshi kouzuki, italian imprint alley version is back courtesy of their third release, the split e.p. ‘parallel journeys’. limited vinyl only release.

the second release of the label alley version, features the return of takeshi kouzuki, with his combo of jackin house rythms with melancholic, deep and outer space melodies. exclusively in limited ed. 300 copies 12&#8243,, vinyl.

krikor is back on the label with a new six tracker. following up his pacific alley lp from last year, we now get pacific alley in dub, taking tracks from the lp and re-working with ample echo and new riddims strictly made for the dancefloor. spacious pads and linn drum claps are run through the board as voices ping back and forth in the chamber, equally blissed out and trippy turning these tracks into completely new freaked out compositions. summer jams guaranateed. includes download card.

first release for the italian label alley version is a split built up of rugged jackin patterns and brutalist house jams, all recorded on tape by mituo shiomi and drum machine.
limited to 200 copies.

the 4th meters album marked their departure from josie records and was released on the reprise label in 1972. cabbage alley once again proved that the meters were one of the finest, rawest funk groups around. hailing from the soggy streets of new orleans, the meters essentially invented the second line groove, influencing funk music like no other artist (ok, aside from a singer by the name of james brown). these cats are essentially one unified rhythm section, with expertly timed drum breaks, bass driven grooves, bluesy chicken scratch guitars and southern singalong choruses.

fresh from wowing us with that crazy limited promo 45, parisian krikor kouchian delivers 11 tracks of expertly executed boogie funk. big tip!

grammy award-winning gregory porter returns with take me to the alley, the much-anticipated follow-up to his 2013 platinum album liquid spirit. the coolest guy in music, the album features a reworked version of ‘holding on’, the track gregory co-wrote with electronic act disclosure, as well as autobiographical songs including ‘don’t lose your steam’ and title track ‘take me to the alley’, both written with his family in mind.
the double vinyl lp is housed in a gatefold sleeve.

it’s happening again… after showcasing the up and coming arcarsenal from bass cadet records on their first opus, the london via berlin based record label has found another young, talented and as-yet unknown producer – repo man – for his debut release, repo man has found a perfect home at tinh - deep balearic to weird stripped down techno to floor-filler summer jams, the tinh “anything goes” ethos is fully satisfied on this ep. to top it all off, the record comes armed with the great anaxander on remix duties, transforming “open green” into an upbeat, g-funk house scorcher - those crazy synths will get you throwing that bottle of hennessey high in the air!

sophisticated bass re-rubs on two classic tracks by mieux, club material par excellence. 200 hand-stamped whitelabels only, no digital. act fast.

new collection of beats from up my alley. contributions by the likes of o.boogie, flako and berghem, desto and more - check!

what: dubstep 140 bpm glitchy magical sub-laden music ... after the success of kokeshis first full vinyl release with lungs dreamy dubstep >afterlife< single, alley cat is back pushing her kokeshi project once again, this time on co-production duties. joining up with kiat from singapore, this veteran has a well-cultivated back-catalogue including releases on soul:r and hospital.

once again, lump sticks to his guns and brings you strangely funky tunes to make this world a better place . it s too late. the world has gone sombre and our man walks the desolate streets. the femme fatale is there, right under the street lights. the gansgster are all around. bobby has been shot and all the junkies are surrounding the dealer in the back alley. this is no house as you know it. this is harcore funk. it s noir, it s dirty, it s dangerous and risqué. run. the cops are coming...

once again, lump sticks to his guns and brings you strangely funky tunes to make this world a better place . it s too late. the world has gone sombre and our man walks the desolate streets. the femme fatale is there, right under the street lights. the gansgster are all around. bobby has been shot and all the junkies are surrounding the dealer in the back alley. this is no house as you know it. this is harcore funk. it s noir, it s dirty, it s dangerous and risqué. run. the cops are coming...

>i m that alley< is the new single from south african shock-poppers sweat.x. it comes as they embark on their two month european tour and is a taste of their forthcoming album >187<. >i m that alley< is a departure from vocalist spoek mathambos hyper-surreal rap style, and, together with markus wormstorms finely designed production, is a modern take on the classic synthpop love song. accompanying the title track is >the knife<, a freaked peek into the world of sweat.x, a favourite of their live shows, it finally gets released here. third track on the single is a remix of >i m that alley< by new york-based mike slott. slott has been making waves with his work as one half of heralds of change and this remix is his best work to date and is already being used to close out his live set. the release also includes instrumental versions of >the knife< and >i m that alley< for maximum club efficiency!

nuk em is a blistering concoction that ll have ravers running for cover!

two mixes of this track from lucas hart pure phunks first offering in 2006 sounds like this beastie has been built from the bassline up and its as phat as you like topped off with a streetwise rap and catchy hi end hookline nice touch with the halftime breakdown

deep house

gold coloured vinyl