lag & x-coast announce collaborative project xl traxx.

pressed on white vinyl

acidic / breakish stuff

a bridge from 90s to now

new york based artist x-coast brings in the new year with an absolute smasher of an ep that ventures into high octane house, rave-infused jungle, turbo euphoria territory. big miz and tommy holohan heating things up on remix duties.

the sun has set and above us track pant clouds are draining our imagination. the beach pebbles blossom in the glory of our denim world. can you see where this is going? indeed. jeans don t fuck with the levis, because garage house is back and the summer is tickling our toes. susans getting it going with her sixth instalment and always remember friends: whos susan?

x-coast debuts on hot haus recs with 3 euro-house slammers full of his trademark joy & character - backed with a super nice kornél kovács remix.

x-coast embarks on the eighth expedition into the exotic lands of palm trees and blue skies with the ‘yucatan channel’ ep.
expedition eight features three jams packed full of emotional breakdowns, rave samples and thrashing synth patterns accompanied by a&#8203,, remix from previous release&#8203,, artist dj boring.

x-coast helps to launch brand new label underthesea. the new york-based artist delivers three fresh original cuts complemented with a remix by berlin’s versatile talent borrowed identity. the ep presents equal parts of groove and energy characterised by x-coast s 90’s rave inspirations with a pulsating swell combined with seductive female vocals just like a mermaid’s allure. on the flip-side, borrowed identity illustrates his stripped down rhythms for a well-rounded 12-inch.

the mall grab helmed steel city dance discs imprint returns with two exotic cuts from new york based producer x-coast. the party fuelled ‘ghetto baby’ and ‘natural dub’ are both soaked in 90’s house flavours, providing welcome relief from the rapidly approaching winter months.

video for the title track “mango bay” was played for hours over stream by one of the top dota players rtz, achieving legendary meme status over night. “rush” and “rocky bay” are wrapping up the a side carrying faster tech grooves, while still maintaining the organic component (warmth) with bass, chopped vocals and woodwind leads.
b side starts off with “calypso”, one of the earliest x-coast productions - a steady house groove made from layers of keys, trumpet stabs, rich with hats and ghost snares - perfect to get the party started. being the last track, “don’t stop” is a hidden gem of this ep - what seems to be a hawaiian steel guitar classic, quickly transforms into a floor stomper, it’s a house beat reinforced by a classic rolling break, hammond stabs and samples of sterling void & paris brightledge’s “it’s all right”.

rock

what a classic elector tune!! tahnak you for this reissue!

repress

decks tipp

limited 7 inch

soul / funk

house and breaks vol. 3

breakbeat, breaks and house from 1988-1994

eine schweißtreibende peak-time-12inch zum beginn der nachtclub-saison, die den athens of the north-discoclub im sneaky petes, edinburgh, bereits auf links dreht

great dj spun selection

nine east african hits

phunky disco house madness

futuristic electro/techno for that dystopian dancefloor

reissue of this great electro ep!

powerful and alienating electro-techno tracks from prz

blue wave coloured vinyl

soul and funk

full range for all electro fans!

edo8 from marguarita recordings fame hitting the clone west coast with inspired new electro-techno business

limited lp incl download

2022 repress! part 2 in the exaltics some other place tryptich for clone west coast series. the second installment has a harder, almost dramatic dystopian feel. but theres still that glimmer of hope present.

2022 repress! third and final part in the exaltics some other place tryptich for clone west coast series

2022 repress! the exaltics make their debut on clone westcoast series. this the first volume in a triptych of their stark, futuristic sound yet showing a more melancholic and introspective side this time. you can almost hear the longing for other places

solo album by betonkust (dutch for concrete coast)

remastered versions of the already heavy 2006 collab by alden tryell and dj overdose now on the clone west coast series!

lp incl 16 page booklet

phat disco action,tipp

phat double disco heater