Rubisco Novedades

Crewman Mbius launches three originals into Rubisco’s orbit, accompanied by cosmologist Harry Wills

Rubisco celebrates it’s 10th installment with a release by Diego Krause. His Syncopate EP features three signature club-rollers and a remix by the one and only Fabe.

Rubisco returns this September with the ‘Timeframe’ EP coming courtesy of up and coming Dutch artist,
Sota.Amsterdam born now Berlin based DJ and producer Sota has been steadily gaining traction via releases on
Ornate Music and his own Talaman imprint. Here though we see him joining the roster of fellow Berlin based
artist, Nick Beringer’s Rubisco imprint, home to material from the likes of Diego Krause, Julian Alexander, Ed
Herbst, Maik Yells, the label head himself and more.‘Take Me To My Planet’ leads on the package, twisting and
turning via a snaking bass groove, heavily swung drums, metallic percussive chimes and modulating synth
pulses before title-cut ‘Timeframe’ focuses on murky pad textures choppy bass stabs, shuffled hats and glitched
out synth flutters. ‘Watkins’ then rounds out the release on a deeper tip, employing airy chords, rounded sub bass
tones and organic drums to all subtly bloom and unfold across six and a half minute

After featuring his crew during the past year, label-head Nick Beringer is back on Rubisco with a fresh three-tracker named Cryonics EP.

Maik Yells, aka the hottest stache in the game, makes his debut on Rubisco with the Amuleto EP.

Rubisco opens up a new chapter with its first VA release. 'Molecules I' couples bass-heavy club tools with atmospheric late-night vibes and features some of the freshest talents around.