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Ben UFO, Bjørn Torske, Jay Clarke, Cottam, Roi Perez, Fabio Monesi, Len Faki, Dusky, Photonz, Extrawelt, Soulphiction/ Jackmate, Horse Meat Disco, Ernie Guerra, AME / Kristian, Lauren Flax

Ben UFO - “amazing”

Len Faki - "this is soooooo gooood - love the whole selection going
on here!"

Photonz - “Pretty excellent stuff”

Dusky- “Sounding great"

Bjørn Torske - “Now I'm very excited since Orlando is one of my all time favourite artists! After one listen "Cloud Dancing" hits me most but this is a selection that definitely will be with me for a long time.”

Slow Bistro records' second imprint. Slow-L is back with four new tracks and featuring a track from Antoine Veron for his first release on vinyl. Italo/dream house inspired for Slow-L and electro for Antoine Veron.
Another quality release for the young label, supported by great DJs (like Move D) from the first release.

REPRESSED !!

M&S deliver a new mix on the fabulous 'Let's Stay Home' from Frankie Knuckles, Director's Cut and Inaya Day The original mixes on 'Let's Stay Home' have been subject to serious interest over the summer months, receiving widespread club and radio support as well as a series of rave reviews.

Positiva classic given the remix treatment by king of the underground Floorplan (Robert Hood) one of the biggest live house booking acts in the world.
Robert Hood is an American electronic music producer and DJ. He is a founding member of group Underground Resistance as a 'Minister Of Information' with Mad Mike Banks and Jeff Mills. He is often considered to be one of the founders of minimal techno.
This record is set to do damage at club and forms the 7th release on the labels 25th Anniversary remix series.Positiva classic given the remix treatment by king of the underground Floorplan (Robert Hood) one of the biggest live house booking acts in the world.
Robert Hood is an American electronic music producer and DJ. He is a founding member of group Underground Resistance as a 'Minister Of Information' with Mad Mike Banks and Jeff Mills. He is often considered to be one of the founders of minimal techno.
This record is set to do damage at club and forms the 7th release on the labels 25th Anniversary remix series.

Mastermind Timeblind aka Chris Sattinger brings a very versatile 5-tracker, all techno in their own mesmerizing way.

Assembler Code returns to Dance Trax this time with Alex Jann for a high octane ride through icy electro-tek madness following on from last year's collab Ep alongside Jensen Interceptor. Roza Terenzi supplies a mindful remix absorbing dubstep, electro and techno - TIP!

Jeremiah R leads the Tour with his brand new Cosmic Cycles EP including four tracks to crank up any record bag. Whether you prefer a lighter tread or a heavier gear, this thought out selection of warmth and deepness honors the electro tradition. It comes in a screen printed inner sleeve designed by the BAKK Peloton.

In late 1997, unsigned Melbourne producer Castel won a competition at a local club. The prize was certainly sought-after: a CD single release on leading local label DanceNet. That EP, “Estrel”, subsequently appeared in stores in 1998, but within two years Castel had packed away his Atari-ST, sold off his hardware and quit music for good.

Thanks to Echovolt Records, Castel’s story now has a happier ending. 22 years after it was recorded, the unfeasibly gorgeous “Estrel” is finally appearing on vinyl alongside original bonus cut “Me & You” and a trio of similarly impressive unreleased productions from the period.

“Estrel” is positivity personified – a melodious, morning-fresh blast of deep electro bliss rich in bustling drums, tuneful IDM style lead lines and darting, psychedelic electronics. It’s joined on side A by “Me & You”, a pitched-down chunk of hazy ‘90s electronica that wouldn’t have sounded out of place on one of Warp Records’ legendary Artificial Intelligence compilations.

On side B, Castel opens up his archive of unreleased recordings for the very first time. The rush-inducing, bass-heavy swirl of “Safer Somewhere” – one of the last tracks he ever recorded and reminiscent of some B12 recordings from the period – is followed by the intergalactic ambient brilliance of “Latch” and the lilting, sun-bright bliss of breakbeat-driven shuffler “16/11/1998”, whose combination of weighty bottom-end and layered electronics neatly sums up the unheralded qualities of Castel’s previously forgotten work.

DJ Support
Syz - "Careful this one's a twangy little boinker"
Troy Gunner - "Tip! P.S R.I.P headphone users"
Father Of Two - "Beamed in from every single point on the timeline"
Giant Swan - "Sacred Dance Ointment"
Joefarr - "Highly danceable, deep, nostalgic vibesy bangers"
Metrist - "I thought I had heard all rhythms but how wrong I was"

Accou is a French sound composer currently residing in Brussels, Belgium. Stereo is his first release on Sweden-based imprint Possible Motive. Stereo is a collection of three different drone-based compositions, each of them exploring different rudimentary spheres, patterns and matters with the intention of transfer the listener into a state of meditation. Stereo is a collection of sounds shaped with the use of random oscillators and saturated sound modulations, a lethargic panning of sounds that conjures dark and unfamiliar soundscapes.

Photonz is the alias of Marco Rodrigues a DJ, producer and driving force of Lisbon's underground scene. For little over a decade now, he's been crafting his own deeply personal style of Portuguese house and techno. As a DJ, Photonz grew a reputation for deep crates and intensely euphoric sets and in 2017, together with Violet (co-founder at his Radio Quantica) and Lisbon's own Rabbit Hole collective, he started the now infamous Mina parties - a monthly, sex-positive, queer and intersectional-feminist techno party aimed at using the dissociative potential of intense raving to create a temporary space of suspension away from patriarchal expectations. 'Nuit' is Photonz?s debut album and a simultaneous reference the Egyptian Goddess of the Stars or Night. Marco was really swept away by the concept of ?freedom of form under the night sky?, the accepting embrace of Nuit. Ancestral, but also socially advanced and utopian; a deification of the night time. These ideas manifest themselves as eleven songs spread across two LPs that wax and wane like the moon. Photonz channels early techno, Drexciyan rhythms, balearic & atmospheric house; layering sounds, creating moments. All songs have been mastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. The vinyl comes housed in a royal blue and neon yellow jacket with duality/birth symbolism and trance-hieroglyphs designed by Eloise Leigh. Each copy includes a glow-in-the-dark sticker and a postcard with notes

Into The Deep brings Modex for this 2019 space excursion. The Berlin based rising talent's sound signature can't leave anyone indifferent. Fasten your seat belt and enjoy this fast-paced interstellar ride where melodies, drone acid lines & percussive drum patterns create a deep, powerful yet emotive sound for the late night dancefloor hours.

Cosmocities Records presents their first triple LP compilation
A trip through electronic world with rare and beautiful instrumental tracks.
500 copies . Vinyl only .

We welcome production partnership Kassian to the fold for the 20th release on Phonica White. Consisting of Joe Danvers (who has released records on Wotnot music and Boogie Cafe recently) and Warren Cummings (aka Warren XcInce), Kassian spawned from their mutual respect and a wide crossover in each others' musical tastes, using their influences of Jazz, Soul, Broken Beat and Hip Hop to produce House with a more personal and innovative touch.

It's a fruitful collaboration, with Joe's background in the Bristol club scene and Warren's experience at Gilles Peterson's Worldwide FM resulting in a nuanced yet functional take on the classic House sound, particularly evident on their new 'Faux Polynesia EP' on Phonica White.

'Their debut release in October for the well-respected Heist Recordings from Amsterdam was well received and amassed impressive support from admired selectors. They kick off their Phonica release with title track 'Faux Polynesia', a warm, rolling atmospheric House cut that has been getting many DJ plays. On the flip is the uptempo bumper 'System' with it's spoken word hook and cheeky organ riff before rounding off the EP with 'This One's For You', a truly special end of night anthem in the making! An excellent house EP with 3 strong tracks.'

Artwork as always is supplied by the talented Pedro Carvalho de Almeida.

Agoria is artistic moniker of widely acclaimed producer and composer Sebastien Devaud and this is the release of his first album in 8 years entitled “Drift”.
The album features the prominent singles “You’re Not Alone” and “Embrace”. The 10 track album is underpinned by the concept of DRIFT, a fast-emerging new approach, expressing freedom in music. Drift could be seen as a bridge which unifies, links territories, creating new frontiers, inventing new code. “Drift is sitting on your sofa between your guilty pleasure and your tasteful opinion” explains Agoria. Live performances and DJ sets confirmed at Coachella, Primavera, Pukkelpop, Lowlands, Chamonix Unlimited, Outliers (Bonobo Presents) + More. Released on 2LP transparent vinyl, Gatefold sleeve, Printed inner bags, Sound of vinyl DL card, sticker, shrink

Solid Tapes label and Ritmos Comunes nights boss Fabio Vinuesa delivers his first EP in Hooded Records. '4 Cuts' is a solid representation of Fabio's work and aesthetics: strong melodic sense, mastering of deepness and feelings, great production skills and stylistic eclecticism. Electro, techno, house and dreamy hardcore all have something to say in this record, making it a great tool and essential EP in any record bag.

The four-track EP consists of a balanced synthesis of what the duo adore most in the vast field of the electronic music. The result is a fresh sound marked by a peculiar approach to deep house and disco with electro and progressive elements, characterized by unusual samples and a strong presence of acoustic instruments.

“Resonant Body” is the third studio album by Octo Octa (Maya Bouldry-Morrison). Maya recorded the songs at her cabin in New Hampshire inorder to channel the resonance of the forest, the beauty of the river, and the energy from the rituals she conducts within it. “Resonant Body” is the second release on T4T LUV NRG, the label co-run by Maya and her partner Eris Drew. It draws on the same themes of togetherness, embodiment, love, healing and survival that animated her acclaimed “For Lover’s EP” (Technicolour, 2019).

Diynamic setzt seine "Picture" 2x12" Serie mit dem Hamburger Duo Adana Twins fort, das uns anhand sechs brandneuer Produktionen seine reichhaltige Stilpalette von entspannten House-Vibes bis pulsierendem Techno präsentiert. Der Durchbruch gelang den Twins in 2012, erstklassige Releases auf Labels wie Watergate, Exploited und Diynamic, Remixes für Fritz Kalkbrenner, WhoMadeWho, Kaiserdisco und Nic Fanciulli, Residenznächte im Berliner Watergate Club und eine eigene Ausgabe der Watergate-Mix-CD-Reihe prägen ihren Weg.

Mount Liberation Unlimited are Tom and Niklas, two Swedes from space who have spent the last 5 years

carving out a particularly vivid niche in contemporary electronic music. Their previous work has seen them

connect with an impressive list of global dance powerhouses: New York's Beats In Space, Melbourne's

Superconscious and Munich's Permanent Vacation have all released 12'' heat from the duo, while their

hometown buddies at Studio Barnhus provided an outlet for what has been perhaps their biggest and boldest

release yet, 2017's double smash single Double Dance Lover. Their live shows are fervent, fast-paced and very

multi-instrumental affairs, performed non-stop at an increasingly prestigious list of clubs and festivals, serving

as prime examples of the MLU boys' core obsession: the interaction of human rhythm and electronic pulse.

They have their own great little radio show on Gilles Peterson's Worldwide FM! Australia loves them! They

got their artist friend Tom-Hadar Elde to sculpt their heads for their debut album cover!

That self-titled debut, to be released May 31 on Studio Barnhus, has been in progress since the very formation

of the MLU project in 2014. It contains some of their earliest work and of course their very latest – all perfected

at the Neve desk of legendary Gothenburg studio Svenska Grammofonstudion, in cahoots with mix engineer

Christoffer Berg (Depeche Mode, Robyn, Fever Ray).

The result is a sonically fascinating, endlessly generous and straight up FUN record that takes the listener on a

joyride through bittersweet stoner disco, frenzied scando-kraut jams and some of the sweetest dance pop to

come out of Sweden this side of Super Trouper.

The record is preceded by a limited 10'' release of album track Climb Me Up, complete with an exclusive club

mix of the song.

Legendary Italian house/deep house DJ and producer Don Carlos based in Varese, North Italy. Active since the late 70s. His productions have mixing house rhythms with afro-american jazz sounds, verging sometime towards disco, sometime towards deep house or electronic soul. There's a similarly warm and hazy feel to second cut "Analog Express", where a nagging bassline and chillin' beats come wrapped in sunrise-ready electronics, toasty chords and more cut-up old school jazzy house. Throw in some refreshingly positive synthesizer flourishes of the kind once found in Italo-house records and you've got another tried-and-tested winner. Elegant, well produced classic deep house with sensual jazzy and smooth synth elements that sound really good on any equipment. All of the tracks on this EP are quality for anyone into deep house and quality club music in general.

Three years after Wisteria, Fellini Felin announces the release of a new EP, Temporary Fiction. Composed of 4 electro-pop tracks written and recorded in home studio, the artist here makes the choice to ensure alone the writing of texts and their interpretation.

On the program, guitars, synths and binary rhythms accompany brief lyrical flights, for a short but sincere attempt to escape. A resolutely dreamy and optimistic music.

Moby is a true electronic music pioneer. He redefned rave on
singles like 1990s Go,' then slowed down to explore its aftermath
on the multiplatinum Play LP. Decades later, the man is still fring
off pointed, personal salvos and dance music curveballs from his
LA studio—and, in a most ftting partnership, he's enlisted Fool's
Gold to remix his iconic catalog on the diverse new Black Lacquer EP. Treasure Fingers, Madeaux, High Klassifed, and FG co-founder Nick Catchdubs each put their own spin on Moby hits like Natural Blues' and Porcelain,' bouncing from industrial experiments and futuristic techno workouts to late-night house and zooted club bass.
Black Lacquer isn't the Moby you've heard before, but a surprising collection that keeps his trailblazing spirit alive. Sleeve by Wax Studios.

Skatebard & Lauer team up for a collaborative 12 on UTTU, the two good friends have created some lush house music that draws it's inspiration from residential crab invasions from Skatebards youth. Igor Tipura returns to the label on remix duties (returning Lauer's incredible remix from his 2016 bomb Dwams). Legendary Norwegian producer & artist Bjorn Torske supplies the artwork - rounding off one of UTTU's most aspirational releases of recent times.

Bakk Heia Records has evolved as an extension of Manchester based club night Bakk.Heia (Back Here).
The label mirrors the party's ethos: blurring the lines between ambient drones, performance, abstraction, hedonism, and dance music.

Johnny Phethean aka Schuttle, born in Newcastle and now based in Manchester, heads up Bakk Heia's debut offering with a 4-track EP, following a 6-track cassette released through London/Paris label Panatype, which ranked highly in Boomkat's ambient charts and received a sterling review from Resident Advisor.

The A side starts with the fractured and angular expanse of 'Grade 1', which gives way to the meditative percussion of 'Speke'.
Over on the B, 'Utensil' delivers a club focused acidic tonker, with 'Grade 2' providing the gentle reprise.

Schuttle's music is as much built for the dance floor as it is shaped for the introspective listener - raw and tender in equal measure.

Hot on the heels of the Jaxx Madicine remix of Kyoto Jazz Sextet on Local Talk, Tommy 'Tubojazz' Garofalo - goes on a solo adventure once again.

His previous EP "Unbreakable" had equal parts of soul, jazz and funk blended together with a house twist.
The follow-up "Night Colors EP" shows both that and a deeper electronic side.
Opening track 'Two' is a clever number with its changes & sonic wizardry throughout.
Turbojazz makes the perfect blend between house and techno dipped into one big pot of deep Detroit vibes.

Next up is 'The Joint', a track that wears the distinct Turbojazz trademark throughout with its playful keys and sequenced drum programming at full tilt.

Derived from the influential Japanese cassette tape brand of the same name, the TDK graffiti crew name of the 1980s and 90s, often serving as acronym for The Dusty Knights, or the mockingly British 'Tea Drinkers Krew', serves as album title here.

Having painted walls alongside REQ in the Brighton UK-based crew during the 90s and early 2000s, Rob Euroh was also active as a hip-hop DJ, human beatbox and electro producer throughout those years. Inventor of the 'Euro Scratch' - a turntablist technique akin to the more standardized 'Flare' scratch, but which enables much quicker cutting of the track via the manipulation of one up-fader in unison with the usual cross-fader - he released the 'Euroh Scratch EP' as a 12" in 2002 on the now defunct Blue Juice label, on which just a couple of years previously he and REQ had released an electro 7" together, and which also released work by such notable trip-hop artists of the time as Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky Tha Subliminal Kid.

Our second archival release for the TDK crew, the tracks assembled here form a snapshot of the sometimes playful, sometimes fuller-force phases of their UK electro and ghetto-tech experimentation, chiefly from REQ's late-90s period and Rob's early 2000s recordings. 16 of the 23 tracks are previously unreleased, with the remaining 7 being reissued from deleted vinyl editions.

Opening with the lino-cut throwdown of 'Snake in the Grass', the album immediately evokes the first wave era of b-boy beat juggling and breakdancing, with REQ hammering out a rust-flecked krush groove from a deftly chopped Steve Argüelles beat, and with whom he worked in the French Ambitronix improv collective in the early 2000s, playing turntables and loop pedal, with Benoît Delbecq accompanying them on piano. A series of lens-flared polaroids follow this phrenetic opener, hailing from REQ's cleaner, much less tape-saturated and more playful, Streetsounds Electro sessions.

These bleed hazily into a cluster of Rob's higher-octane dancefloor workouts, which up the intensity three-fold, culminating in a salvo of scorching ghetto-tech mutations, and which are re-issued here from his deleted 'Magma Man Chronicles' EP, a 12" first released in 2004 on Templedog Records. Also re-issued here are the 2 tracks from the Rob Euroh and Req1 Blue Juice 7" - bumping collaborative jams that pulse and crackle with idiosyncratic energy - plus a pair of tracks from Rob's 2002 'Euroh Scratch' EP. 'Pimp Twist', recorded under Rob's Miscreants alias is also included here, joining such previously unreleased collaborative fire as 'TDK Strut' and 'Ghettoblaster Apocalypse' - all of which sustain the merging of Rob's damp brick ghetto-tech and scratch dynamic with REQ's brittle sci-fi funk and renowned disregard for contemporary style codes.

One of REQ's earliest unreleased experiments with tape-recorded breaks from '93, 'Instant Karma', references 'IKA', another Brighton-based graffiti crew he painted in briefly with SHE1 and JADE2: chunks of rugged audio debris, raw like crumbling brick painted with fades of pink and violet, tumble heavily from the muddy ferric tape, contrasting vibrantly with the metallic beads of steely electro that dominate the rest of the collection like fresh paint on old walls - a contrast which lends this TDK crew release a full circle, off-kilter coherence. Soothing with its dubby melancholia, the final act features the serene 'Night Tagging', an inky cartoon vignette - shadowy scribblers getting up under moonlight, spliff embers glowing... chisel-tip markers scrub and squeak, rattle cans muffled on the way to some fugitive piecing.

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Alessandro Adriani weaves a nightmarish scenario as the Mannequin man returns to Pinkman's Broken Dreams with four hardened works. Beats are shaven into rigid points as EBM echoes are speared with contemporary contempt. Throughout the quartet are moments of exotic abstraction, psychological stresses and visceral disorders. Music for sleepless nights and addled minds

Buffered Multiple is the techno A/V project of Vienna electro poster boys Microthol. Buffered Multiple return to Pomelo after their debut on our 20 yrs compilation and subsequent EPs on other imprints. “Buffer 05” starts off with “Prime Time” in super-saturated dub techno mode, its sublimely textured chords ambling hypnotically over a tense and pounding beat. “Shitty Track” changes gears into jack mode, with a bleepy morphing swing hook that drives up the intensity over a percussive beat and takes all the right cues from Chicago’s second wave productions. “Junolized” delves deep into the abyss again, its expansive echoes weaving intricate layers of dub over a foundation of bottomless bass.

Die Acid-House-Pioniere 808 State melden sich mit ihrem ersten neuen Album seit 2002 zurück. 808 State gehörten zu den wegweisenden Acts der Manchester-Rave-Szene und feierten mit dem zeitlosen Klassiker "Pacific State" ihren grössten kommerziellen Erfolg. Auf "Transmission Suite" kombinieren sie ihren typischen Electro-House-Sound mit der Industrial-Vergangenheit ihrer Heimatstadt und Einflüssen aus klassischem Detroit Techno zu einer futuristischen Electro-Vision.

now repressed !!!

After the release of his first EP Hot Room in 2015, and several tracks on Pont Neuf's compilations Habemus Paname, the obscure Parisian producer KX9000 returns with a new EP mysteriously titled Trouver 'X'. This new 4 tracker appears as a cosmic adventure and a hallucinated meeting between electro, house and jazz funk with multiple influences.

From Croatia Popsimonova is fusion of electro and body music, crafting a complete record that is
influenced by the 80's, techno, rave culture, the occult and more.
Your hypnotic lyrics with powerful rhythms, seduce the listener into a trance.

Popsiomonova gives us a strong and catchy theme with the name " Empty Eyes ".

The remix of hand Sintex Bortexx, creating the climate for lovers of the dance floor.

Debut release on Heko Records from up & coming duo Samo. Stacked release of neck snapping technicolor summer floor-smashers - get on it !

Over the years Kid Loco has become a reference in the French electronic music landscape. Firstly, known for being an activist in the French underground music scene, he cofounded Bondage Records in 1982. With Bondage Records, he introduced several bands to the French alternative music scene like Bérurier Noir, Ludwig Von 88 or Washington Dead Cats. Alongside his activity of label manager, he composed and released under the name of Kid Bravo, an experimental music at the crossroads of rock and electronic. Astonished by the beginnings of the instrumental hip-hop of DJ Shadows, Jean-Yves Prieur aka Kid Loco experimented new ways of composing music with the sample technic in his own studio near Orly. This new musical adventure led to the birth of a mini album Blues Project released in 1996 on Yellow Productions.

Exploring further his own psychedelic universe, he released his first album A Grand Love Story in 1997 under the name of Kid Loco. Acclaimed both by the French and international music review, “A Grand Love Story” established itself as an iconic album of the trip-hop and electronic music scene. During the two years following its release, Kid Loco continued to invent his own musical universe nurtured by multiples influences. In 1999, he released Jesus Life For Children Under 12 Inches, an album featuring thirty remixes he composed for French and international artists (Pulp, Talvin Singh etc.) as well as his mixed compilation for the famous DJ KICKS collection released on the German electronic music label, !K7.

After a first European tour, Kid Loco returned to his studio, nicknamed “The Lafayette Velvet Basement” and composed his second album Kill Your Darlings released in 2001. Compared to his previous compositions, Kill Your Darlings features more tracks without sampled vocals. Eager to explore new musical horizons, Kid Loco produced in 2004 the original soundtrack of the American movie The Graffiti Artist directed by James Bolton (Narrative Feature Sound Award – Austin Film Festival 2003). Cruising to new musical galaxies, Kid Loco continued to compose and released the album Party Animals & Disco Biscuits in 2009 followed in 2011 by the album Confessions Of A Belladonna Eater. In addition of his albums, Kid Loco continued to experiment with the production of compilations celebrating the trip-hop music with “Trip-Hop Classics” released in 2010 followed by a second opus released in 2013 on Wagram Music.

2019 marks the return of Kid Loco with his track Here Comes The Munchies selected in the original soundtrack of the show Vernon Subutex (Canal +), the vinyl reedition of his cult album A Grand Love Story and for the first time the digital release of the album Confessions Of A Belladonna Eater with exclusive remixes.

London based label and party Butter Side Up follow-up a sold out debut release from Christian Jay with another helping of atmospheric house music, this time from Leeds based rising star Midge Thompson. The long time BSU associate serves up three tracks that are complemented with a rare remix from the legendary Titonton Duvante.

Opener 'Destination 2242' is a slick and spaced out broken beat groover. Sci-fi motifs wither next to a sprinkling of garage percussion and rubbery drum programming is brilliantly loose and body popping. 'Delta' gets even deeper, with skeletal drums knocking out an infectious late-night rhythm while dreamy pads flesh things out. Spacecrafts drift in the background to add some cinematic stylings and make it perfect for the more close-knit dance floors.

On the flip, 'Beeston Lights' picks up the pace with perfectly rolling kicks pulling you in as keys twinkle up top like a distant metropolis at night. It's smooth and breezy house music to carry you away on a blissful vibe. Remixing is Titonton Duvante, a long time influence on the Butter Side Up crew and a cult figure in heady house circles thanks to definitive work on his own Residual Recordings, Mosaic and many others. His chunky take on techno is hard to beat, as proven here with a remix that re-works the drums into busy, restless things that work the feet while the Americans's typically ethereal pads bring real depth.

Original artwork by Sophie Douala.

Deep and space-rubbed techno-not-tech house drifters from a top don and a fresh face! Story About You comes forward with a precision cut split release between Smallville Records mastermind Christopher Rau and SAY constituent Pearla.

Rau fires up the deep space super telescope and takes us into the most functional part of a black hole with his side, while Pearla's debut tracks skew the tech with some electro funk flavoring suitable for easing the mind and schooching the body onto the dancefloor.