eric schwab from detroit

ultra limitd copies

“urban ep” is the compelling debut from mark maretta in the deep house landscape.

12 inch in screen-printed sleeve limited to 100

reissue of the 2nd solo album by mark lanegan, originally released in 1994.

engineers, songwriter and guitarist mark peters’ new ep features guests including former one dove singer dot allison and pedal steel legend b.j. cole. pressing on yellow 10 inch vinyl.

black screen records, lost in cult records and chuhai labs are proud to tee up, for the first time, this terrific cursed to golf vinyl featuring the complete and unabridged soundtrack from the inimitable mark sparling! comes on 1x green / 1x magenta coloured 180 gram double vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

celebrating light in the attics 10 year anniversary in 2012, the labels releasing a series of very special colored vinyl 7s. the series features contemporary artists covering a track reissued by light in the attic on the a-side, plus the original version on the b-side !

rock

rock

dub techno masterpiece

seclusion finally arrives on vinyl format, with a massive v/a including label artists productions and remixes by no less than ben sims & mark broom. effective banger / funky techno at the result. limited pressing. no repress !

experimental stuff

black standard vinyl

light blue vinyl

solid house grooves 4 tracker by british berliner mark hawkes. classic sounds, classic grooves, classy deepness...

limited 180 g coloured vinyl lp

reissue

seth troxlers definitive dance floor label play it say it has a real coup for their next single: a collaborative track from trendsetting and globally renowned brothers nic fanciulli and mark fanciulli, one that is likely to become an anthem for the months ahead. the high impact star is the sort of big, muscular main room tune that blows crowds away. built around barreling drums and rubbery bass, the track is brought to life with a classic vocal sample from rose royces 1978 hit wishing on a star that truly sets the whole thing on fire. creeping synth sounds add another edge to things and the results are sure to sweep up even the biggest of dance floors. the superb dub version has even more focus on the monstrous drums and allows the synths to breath that bit more for extra euphoric effects. this is a brilliant pairing and it s no surprise the prominent brothers come up with some real house heat here.

following a big ep from richy ahmed, play it say it returns with a talented collaboration in the form of mark fanciulli and rob cockerton, with honey dijon on the remix. mark fanciulli has carved out his own sound that takes the best of house and techno, turning in his own infectious releases on the likes of joris voorn’s rejected, as well as the legendary planet e and intec. long time friend and collaborator rob cockerton joins fanciulli, who’s own credits lead to labels including suara and snatch!, and together the duo cook up a storm here. ‘slave to the rave’ is the fantastic opening cut and is a real party starter with an old school feel. acid stabs bring raw energy alongside chattery claps straight from chicago in the 80’s, whilst the whole production is bolstered by slick drum programming that won’t fail to work crowds into a frenzy. the excellent ’10 channels of bliss’ is equally massive, with robust kick drums down low and huge incendiary hi-hats up top. swaying claps and rolling bass all help lure you in and shape shifting synths bring all that important looseness and colour. next up, classic music company artist and new york tastemaker honey dijon steps up to remix ‘slave to the rave’. her version is dark and intense, with an unbridled sense of frantic raves bottled up in the train-track grooves and the cleverly filtered vocals, this is a powerful ep of high class, high impact dance music.

inmotion are proud to present mark fanciullis stunning debut on the label.

already supported by andy cato (groove armada), anthony collins, dop, joris voorn, mark fanciulli, riva starr, gavin herlihy, ray okpara and many many more. jordan peak is already a well known name for those in the know, with a string of fantastic releases on tsuba, one, morris/audio, saved, robsoul and area remote (phew!) jordan has ticked the boxes of all of our favourite labels here at klasse and its a pleasure to welcome him to the family for his own release.

after a successful 2011 releasing his sound on labels such as rejected and area remote, mark presents his debut single for saved called sacrifice. the track possesses a catchy, old school style bassline running along deep punding kicks and bright hats. the vocal takes centre stage and guides people towards the drop with the synths adding extra energy to the production. on the flip side is a re-work from the legendary terrence parker dishing up the usual high standard of additional production

on the a we find joris voorn locked in a dream-team combo with rejected regular, nic fanciulli. on the b its the turn of the younger fanciulli to take center stage with joris on the edit. enjoy!