remixes by john acquaviva and olivier giacomotto

limited numbered 12inch

remaster

160bpm energy with uk tech house flavour

ki records presents the new longplayer from hior chronik. limited pressing on translucent vinyl.

the override switch combines the talent of two detroit natives: jeff mills and rafael leafar. the latter is a multi-instrumentalist with a strong affiliation to jazz music. through mike banks, he was introduced to jeff mills, where the idea for the override switch began to manifest. the album is a homage to artists like john coltrane, j dilla, kraftwerk and those who inspire experimentation with what can be evoked through music.

2018 remaster, color of the vinyl is red and green translucent

daniel savio - the swede who coined the term “skwee” back in 2006 when the first odd-sounding electro-funked and tempo-twirling 7inches came about from finland and sweden. his 6-track record for laton consists of true-to-the-game skwee sounds and rhythms incl. oriental-like melodies that has been penetrating the genre for years. harmonic in melody, diverse in tempo from the originator. laton presents some of the proprietors of skwee & the phenomenon of this fennoscandian sound with three different 12inches and a lp compilation. “holtiton” was originally released in 2012, limited and is back on demand.

supported by: glimpse, seth troxler, moodymanc, pezzner, sasse, iron curtis, brothers vibe, ekkohaus, trickski, diesel/xpress 2, varoslav, till von sein, ed davenport, chris gruber,.. releasing a lovely little 10 inch for celebrating the 10th anniversary of morris audio – thats what we call understatment! hell yeah, morris audio turns 10! no big fuss about this, but a cool 10inch with two hot artists: tom demac and kris wadsworth. raw and punchy yet deep, thats what this release is about. so get it while you can, there are only 300 copies available. thank you

(digipak / 4 page booklet) poignant, aggressive, but yet serene sound track created by jeff mills for and then there was light - a japanese film directed by tatsushi omori based on the novel hikari by shion miura.