single with full sleeve cover tracklist one sided: muy caliente sascha braemer provides itself with muy caliente, the first song of his new label whatiplay. muy caliente is timeless and fits perfectly with the philisophy of the new label.

ark makes us happy again with his punkfunk. weird stutterhouse patterns with hip hop grooves and funky vocals. for the latter he has invited two guests: on sucubz xavier vindard sounds even dirtier than james brown. this album should be listened to with your sneakers on because you wont stop moving your feet till your neighbour rings the bell

ark makes us happy again with his punkfunk. weird stutterhouse patterns with hip hop grooves and funky vocals. for the latter he has invited two guests: on sucubz xavier vindard sounds even dirtier than james brown. this album should be listened to with your sneakers on because you wont stop moving your feet till your neighbour rings the bell

galletas callientes & monkey tool are proud to present this fantastic project! electro tropical at its best... needed! melting vinyl and electronic sciences to the traditional instruments of cumbia, batterias and street music... a melt of tropical electro, ragga, techno, batuccada, dub, merengue... defenitly a masterpiece. 200 copies are flying to columbia and usa. 270 copies are in europe. enjoy !

part of be with x tommy guerrero reissue campaign, 2024 first time vinyl reissue with original artwork, 140g vinyl

limited to 500 copies! no repress! transparent orange vinyl! hype sticker on front!

for the first time on vinyl, here are the most celebrated bangers and anthems from the colombian label tratratrax, including last summer s hit xtasis by nick león, dj babatr and pearson sound

two underground london jazzfloor hits from paul murphy’s jazz room records on 7 inch vinyl.

limited edition of 250 copies on double vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

pressed on white coloured vinyl. limited copies

a nonstop salsa party from 1974 back on vinyl.

triple vinyl compilation compiled by gilles peterson and stuart baker, exploring the cuban music scene between 1975 and 1985.

limitierte 180 gramm vinyl lp plus downloadcode.

bass culture welcomes frenchman leo pol to the fold for this fresh new four-tracker full of analogue vibes. leo s penchant for synthesisers and the warmth of his beloved machines is evident throughout this new release, with a retro soul spliced with modern sensibilities and, of course, visions of the future. things get off to an energetic start with caliente , a track that combines a killer main riff, scintillating pads and steam-powered percussion to really get those feet moving. this is followed by fnc burning , which totally slips the script with its off-kilter rhythm and uk-influenced breakbeat-esque sound. get ready for a sublime breakdown, with more uk rave stylings in the second half... fresh!on the flip side we get dark outside, which harks back to the early days of post-electro detroit. those formative years when masters like juan atkins were the soundtrack of motor city... from the hushed, silky vocal to the cosmic bleeps, this is a homage to the ghosts of techno s past, with a contemporary sheen.finally, we finish up with techyes no! , a dark, marauding stomper with a menacing atmosphere and spinetingling strings to really amplify the eerie feeling that pervades throughout. a diverse, yet cohesive collection of killer cuts from the young master leo pol and another superb bass culture release. only the finest from d julz s excellent label...

quite scarce and demanded record from os apolos recorded in the netherlands. featured an off the hook afro beat song time of war . limited warehouse find, these records have been remaining for years in original boxes straight from the press plant, never played mint condition.

first ep by vaskular (the creator of black jesus) on comeme will appeal to lovers of south african beats and hip hop four jacking tracks of heavy dancefloor elegance probably one of the best bassdrums you will hear in 2017 100% comeme dancefloor approved. fun facts: yula kasp, who has recently released her own music on kill the dj is not unknown to cómeme insiders - she did the videos to comeme classics guerrero, el sucu tucu, levantate diegors, do you wanna work and more, and did backing vocals on philipp gorbachevs hero of tomorrow ep! m. aguayo played drums for her on some of her tunes, too

excellent modern house / techhouse / electro album feat matias aguayo & superpitcher... vinylversion comes including cd

killer doublepack of west coast house here from yoshi toshi, atwater syndicate aka tood resnick, jesse brookes, sen-sei, and david coleman, all getting their heads together on 4 tracks of funky house as you would expect from these guys.

te amo is a forgotten gem originally released on the volumex label back in 1993 and then licensed to the legendary vc records in the u.k. with mixes from john digweed. this was a huge anthem back in the early 90s full of balearic passion and happiness which is often missing in todayÆs music. but lets not get carried away in the memories of the past and check out these brand new mixes. in fact, the record makes a fine return to todays scene thanks to brilliant interpretations from two of our favourite djs/producers out there: hotly tipped paolo mojo and tapesh.to round off one pretty nifty package, the original caliente mix is enclosed also. and this still sounds as relevant today as it did almost two decades ago. a blast from the past indeed! very similar to releases on record labels like cr2, defected and toolroom.

limited edition vinyl sampler taken from cd only colection planet latino... feat negrocan, rumba caliente, aloe blacc and manteca

double cd compilation compiled by gilles peterson and stuart baker, exploring the cuban music scene between 1975 and 1985.

meridian brothers is a colombian tropical-experimental music project lead by elbiz alvarez. recorded in bogota..

fusing latin american sounds with european electronic beats can often produce a bland and rudderless dross destined for derivative lounge compilations and deliriously dull playlists at pretentious after work cocktail bars. not so with the aptly named 1st trip, the superb sophomore effort from the equally aptly named los transatlanticos.