the hot new black booby release for 2014 is a homage to none other than the mighty roach motel (terry farley & pete heller). the 4 tracker completely rips apart the pairs discography and re­blends and knits dozens of parts back together to give something new, fresh and above all house.

wildpitch i love you: during the last few years, i keep on getting videos and messages sent to me of djs like >playing your old roach motel mate in dc10< and im at p-bar and the place is going mad to wild luv.

ultraccol electrofied acid house tunes by pete heller & terry farley

deep house various artists ep

50th anniversary reissue on black 180 gram double vinyl, remastered by bernie grundman. housed in a gatefold sleeve with booklet and poster included.

jj&j return on 12 inch after knocking us sideways with last years double lp. there is true finesse (as ever) in these tempod productions, with fabulous synth layering throughout and some of those ravey details they lace in so well for the more expanded dancers ... up and out there.

already support by: paul woolford, jamie jones, nic fanciulli, heidi lawden, gerd janson, darius syrossian

ever reliable canadian producer fred everything makes his first appearance of 2017 with a selection of choice remixes of house classics for the lazy days label. on the a-side he s taking to crazy p s -like a fool- a vocal and dub version and laying down a slick, bubbling groover that fits perfectly with the original s warm, disco-infused elements. on the flip, he takes on roach motel s -the night- and makes it into a shimmering nocturnal cut peppered with impeccable synth lines and a sleazy vocal turn. by way of variety the final track sees fred create a laid back balearic, auto-tuned version of franky selector s -wind swept dune-.

excellent 4 track vinyl incl psychemagik remix , featuring the glorious voice of romanthony

this volume showcases a highlight form the underground alias of heller & farley, roach motel. the night was originally a hit amongst the heads from london to new york through the late 90s. here romanian new kids on the block livio & roby (who have had recent success on steve lawlers harlem nights label) follow in the footsteps of minimal superstars pedro, raresh and rhadoo in taking the relentless romanian house sound to the mainstream.

incl club 69 remix