classic house music by frits wentink

frits wentink is back with his breakish house ep. tip!

next house/breakish 4-tracker by frits wentink

4 heavy hitter remixes for the double man release from frits! kink, ludwig a.f., jovonn and malin genie all bring their own vision of house music to the table. big!

gatefold album presented by dekmantel with a 40 page booklet of additional photographs and paintings, as well as digital only remixes from matthew herbert, the soft pink truth, bvdub, and east of oceans

frits wentink is back on royal oak

frits wentink, central, nemo vachez remixes

timeless house electro tracks royal oak

previously unreleased gem from the frits vaults. with a photo postcard and sticker insert.

the regular bobby donny producer gets his groove in check with 4 uk garage style edits of 90s era songs. comes as a vinyl only, hand numbered series. limited to 800

the third and final instalment in frits two bar house music & chord stuff sees him continue to showcase his distinct style of lo-fi, wonky house - both quirky & unconventional, yet instantly endearing in the same breath. served up first in frits melting pot, theme 09 kicks things off with a shuffling, ukg esque rhythm and rnb flexed vocal snippets, alongside floaty arps and that chord stuff that swells and stabs in the mix. throw in a weighty bass and frits trademark analogue wonkiness and you ve got a prime example of a wentink wobbler. next up, theme 10 hits you with an organ melody reminiscent of a warped crystal waters, before twisting and turning into an edgy off-kilter house track. a glitchy synth line, bouncing bass and dreamy pads will hook you till the end. flip it and theme 11 offers up a chuggier affair where glistening arps are interspersed with squelchy and sustained synths. elements and effects are combined throughout, mesmerising you with a glimpse into the wonky world of the frits. closing it out wentink leaves you with a quirky club stomper, coupling a gritty bassline, saturated loops and off kilter, lo-fi stabs all tied together with a driving kick. across this 3-part series frits has left the fancy titles at the door, letting the music do the talking and demonstrating his penchant for making interesting, engaging and distinctive house music, not your average two bar house music and chord stuff.

after recent outings from the likes of felix leifur and tlim shug, frits wentink is back on his own bobby donny label. his previous releases have been solo affairs but this time he is in collaboration with tristan hallis aka dj boring. the origins of london based dj & producer lie in australia, where he was raised and cultured amongst some of the most interesting musical phenomena of the 21st century a1 is an inventive tune with bristling drums and break beats run through with warped vocals, razor sharp hi hats and mellow padts deep but dynamic and will get you on your toes. b1 then chops up more trippy vocal samples and curious synth sounds with elastic, pinging kick drums and makes for something woozy yet groovy and full of intrigue. last but not least, b2 channels classic deep house vibes with balmy pads, garage style percussion and more slick drum work that really brings something fresh. this is a trio of cuts that bring the best out of each producer and results in truly original music.

frits wentink is back with his bobby donny label for his annual special edition vinyl only release for amsterdam institution, mary go wild! bodomrgwld03, features the crystal clear and mesmerizing vocals of loes jongerling, accompanied by frits on keys.

frits wentink returns with the second volume of his two bar house music & chord stuff on wolf music. drawing inspiration from the legendary sounds of kerri chandler and mood ii swing, the release contains four themes perfect for the nightclub, bar mitzvah, funeral or cruising in your 1989 vw polo on your way to see your gal (or guy).

hand numbered vinyl only! frits wentink s next release on his own bobby donny label finds him editing some tracks he has been playing on his radio show for a while. they are originally by vertiqua, a german lo-fi hip hop producer that remains unknown. the vinyl only record is limited to 500 copies. all four of these tracks have been edited to make them more suited to the dance floor. the a side comes as an edit that is all about woozy chords and loose, bumpy drums with a rapped vocal stitched deep into the arrangement. it s warm and intake for cosy dance floors. the b1 has organic boom bap drums and kicks, more tape delayed chords and a nice analogue feel all finished with a wordless but beautifully soul-infused vocal. last of all, the louche drums of on b2 are coated in vinyl crackle and laced up with more intoxicating and imperfect chords. this is a perfectly aged combination of hip hop and house that will get any floor bouncing.

fold joins the shall not fade family with his jazz infused ‘doin bits’ ep. rob glassett aka fold unleashes three broken beat house jams, accompanied by a dreamy remix by frits wentink for shall not fade. the four track ep features groovy cuts, perfectly suited for the dancefloor.

first in a three part series by frits wentink, presented in a hand stamped picture sleeve.

hailing from bristol, scissorwork presents three sharp cuts straight from the blades, including a classy remix by label boss frits wentink himself. the bristolian s unique style fits bobby donny like a glove, combining a knack for off centre grooves with dusty soul chords and grungy tambourines.

two dubplate tracks taken from frits wentinks 2016 bolier room - 10 inch hand numbered vinyl

ltd happy spring deal , this record was specially made for mary go wild. it is a collage of the finest jams and sketches created by the loveliest bunch imaginable. it is collected, arranged and fiddled with by frits. love goes out to all involved and contributed: iron galaxy, malin genie, axel boman, darling, ben westbeech, celoy, theravada, boris werner, andeh lang, yaleesa hall, medlar, hodini, jordan cgz, chevel, scissorworks, dam swindle, know va, larry the cat, maximill, mosca, san2, tom ruijg, san proper, urulu, laurel halo, viktor palmer, kornel kovacs, ally howie, william kouam djoko, mlir, red rackem, ewald, presk, scott franka & kaap, firestone, wolf music, dj+ and peel seamus.

as far as defying conventions goes, frits is on a whole new level of realness. with his new label bobby donny, hes putting out leftfield electronic music with a big f.y. attitude and hes not too shy to tell you why the current state of the house scene is so utterly boring to him.

dutch producer frits wentink continues to flourish in the follow up to his debut lp rarely pure never simple that was released on wolf music back in march this year. throughout releases on heist and wolf, frits has consistently drawn for his arsenal of synths, effects and drum machines and through doing so has stitched a sound characterised by raw drums, analogue bass tones and odd, lo-fi samples.

new london imprint fancy human present their second release by label head leigh morgan with three sublime deep house jams with a fantastic remix by man of the moment fritz wentink, here are the tracks on the release broken down

for the second release on frits wentinks new bobby donny label, he hands over to san2, aka geert schilder. hailing from eindhoven in the south of the netherlands, schilder takes his production name from the building which houses his studio, on the second floor of the san building where the legendary radios and tape recorders were built by philips. with this in mind, it seems to follow suit that his music is mainly produced with analog techniques, incorporating equipment like the roland tr-606, sh-101, sbx-1 and akai mpc 2000xl

frits wentink launches his new label bobby donny with ‘live fast, dwayne young’. bobby donny has been set up to primarily feature frits wentink’s own tracks, but focusing on the wonkier, more lo-fi house edge of his sound. the emphasis will be on tracks that are hardware jams on rhodes, juno 60 or mpc, then structured later. frits wentink has already garnered a huge fanbase for his quirky, innovative and characterful house music on a number of forward thinking labels like wolfskuil, 2020vision, heist and wolf with his recent debut album, ‘rarely pure, never simple’ on the latter, gaining much critical acclaim.

following on from album releases by medlar and greymatter, wolf music presents the debut album from frits wentink rarely pure, never simple

heist 5 brings you the trademark frits wentink sound weve come to love through his recent output on wolf, 2020 vision and wolfskuil: catchy synth loops, distorted basses, and some funky-ass grooves.

wolf return with a second ep from rising dutch star, frits wentink. fresh from remixing fcl, frits steps up here with three late number house stompers. the ep is rounded off with the latest wolf recruit, ishmael, who adds his trademark sound to geeses. dj support: terrence pearce, tensnake, chris duckenfield, dirk rumpff, red rack em, eddy ramich, eddy meets yannah, jacques renault, runaway, jimpster, disclosure, slothboogie, james welsh, warrior one

uk bass heavy garage & house rooted ep by frits wentink aka steve mensink, the man behind the will & ink imprint. dj support is killer with red rack em: i remain a massive fan, ripperton (ace 5/5), axel bowan: 100% support from the north, deetron: another winner .. early recloose in the best possible way, laurent garnier: brilliant, tom trago: sick and rainer truby: yeah amongst others

the brand new wolf music release features the talents of dutch wonder kid frits wentink. at only 23, his unique take on house music extends well beyond his years.

the second release on the label triphouse rotterdam. more info soon..

the brand new triphouse rotterdam label kicks off with a full ep by utrechts electronic boy wonder frits wentink. although being just 23 years of age, the dutch talent displays some highly advanced production techniques and delivers a vibrant and very modern take on house music. not sounding like anything else out there and with a real strong sense of identity this youngster clearly has a bright future ahead of him. the result of his work is an irresistible smasher that will cause some serious stir on dance floors and home systems alike.

third and last part of the top ten series on level recordings. top ten 3 is packed with excluisve tracks by slg, revolver label-head jeff milligan, ekkohaus and daniel fritschi himself.

sehr klassischer minimal mit einem gut sehenden auge für's detail vom label chef persönlich

bodo-ace va volume 002 !

deep house masterpiece

a comprehensive collection of songs from quentin tarantino films on triple vinyl. 2023 edition.

a comprehensive collection of songs from quentin tarantino films on triple vinyl.

the soundtrack from quentin tarantino’s “inglorious basterds” on limited blood-red vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve.

10 inch with picture sleeve

incl. frits wentink remix

incl. felix leifur & frits wentink collaboration

incl. frits wentink & leo pol remixes

shall not fade’s first ever album release comes in limited numbers on double 12” vinyl, with full sleeve artwork.

since his appearance on soccer96s jupiter masterdrive edits ep (alongside danny krivit and glenn astro flips, also on wotnot ) in 2015, and subsequent eps on wotnot, monologues and sgol, danvers has swiftly become a name to pay attention to. as a regular appearance on co-ops selectors assemble, both live and on their recent comp vol. 2, he s established himself as a new and original voice on the broken beat scene. his recent the future is broken mix series highlights his ear for unconventional dance music, something that makes him extremely at home on the wildly creative wotnot (thanks dj mag). the opening two tracks are strongly in the broken beat vein. mason opens with dreamy, rhodes jazz over a bruk beat with rolling snare fills, lulling us into a false sense of security before switching to an offbeat but irresistible squelchy synth groove. similarly, in aye ata the pulsing chord that slowly grows out of the beat suddenly turns the track around with a rhythmic twist, showing the playful broken beat in a whole new light. there s a house touch throughout the ep, none more so than in 1997, where a bouncing kick, soulful claps and a booming sub provide a steadier basis for laid back rhodes chords and dreamy spoken word samples. as a big influence on danvers music, frits wentink is welcomed onto remix duty with open arms. the wolf music regular brings an otherworldly vibe to his take on 1997 , with enchanting but almost disorienting chord swells and spiralling vocal fx punctuated with crisp snare rolls. the ever-busy danvers recently launched 38 east , a studio space and music community, with warren xlnce . warren s remix of 1997 was a surprise gift to his business partner and collaborator, and is a deeper house cut, joe armon jones (brownswood) rhodes jam over the track bringing a distinct peckham flavour. dj support from ig culture, andwot (touching bass), neue grafik & evm128 (co-op) t williams

the seventh ep on frits wentinks bobby donny label brings together some known and unknown producers. the original production is by low end activist, someone who has spent the last 15 years in berlin, bristol and brighton, no doubt picking up parts of the musical styles of those cities as he goes. it features london grime mc trim, an original member of roll deep and an artist signed to james blake s 1-800 label. the remixes comes from frits himself as well as cassius select, who has recently released on uttu and herbert s accidental. park end is a naughty tune with garage tinged drums slipping and sliding beneath menacing rhymes from trim. paranoid synth sounds and an oscillating low end speak of late night urban mischief and its the sort of characterful tune to stand out in any set. cassius select reconfigures the tune as a much more dark and experimental number with a heavy bottom end and huge sub bass that totally envelops you. frits then goes for a more mellow and melodic version, with lazy drums and wilting chords as rainy keys fall from above. it glows like street lights at night and closes out an ep with real attitude

for this next installment katnip has had the exquisit honour to get involved with two of the most legendary producers at this moment on nip-02 for some of the most exceptional reworks of the b1 solitary maybe groove released earlier on larry de kat five point after dark (nip-01). for those deeply in love with dubbed out excursions ldk ends this ep in style with his signature treatment remixes. for the baddest kats only.

very worthy 180g 2x12? pack - limited and only once per year, immediately sold out in the last years! collectors watch list: the standout tracks of the second year of heist get remixed by the label artists of that year.