House News

Sidney Charles kicks off his exciting new Heavy House Society label with a fantastic EP from Barem, which features a remix from the talented Frenchman Djebali.

German tastemaker Sidney has a history of A&Ring that dates back through his career, and he will bring that experience to this exciting new label. With a high impact sound that is compelling and original, the label has already signed up Barem, Bodeler and Josh Baker, while Sidney himself will also appear on the label. It all kicks off with Barem, a long time house and techno talent who has released on labels like Minus and his own Fun Records.

Opener Hollow is a seductive house track with gritty bass underpinning a tripped out groove that is delicately decorated with assortments of lush pads and effects. The remix comes from Djebali, a deep house don who runs his now self-titled label and flips this one into a punchy, warm and cavernous house track that is perfectly late night and absorbing.

GUM then takes you on a trip with a gooey lead synth line and Detroit style pads that are rich with soul. The smooth drums drive it along before closer Ups has minimal house grooves and dreamy pads that sink you into a reverie.

This is a classy first EP that launches this brand new label in great fashion.

deep und jazzy !!!

The newest underground club in Barcelona, Les Enfants Brillants has launched its own label Les Enfants Records. The debut drop sees Per Hammar delivering 2 originals followed by 2 remixes from well-renowned Romanian producer Nu Zau and Miroloja, French duo part of Yoyaku family. The side A opens up with a seductive blend of minimal and deep beats on ‘Lystopad’, followed up by Nu Zau remix where his micro house trademark sound can be perceived. Miroloja’s remix of ‘Lystopad’ kicks off the B side adding groove and a funky bassline to Per Hammar's original turning it into a more housey version, followed by ‘Pentium Dubb’, the second original of the EP.

The newest underground club in Barcelona, Les Enfants Brillants has launched its own label Les Enfants Records. The debut drop sees Per Hammar delivering 2 originals followed by 2 remixes from well-renowned Romanian producer Nu Zau and Miroloja, French duo part of Yoyaku family. The side A opens up with a seductive blend of minimal and deep beats on ‘Lystopad’, followed up by Nu Zau remix where his micro house trademark sound can be perceived. Miroloja’s remix of ‘Lystopad’ kicks off the B side adding groove and a funky bassline to Per Hammar's original turning it into a more housey version, followed by ‘Pentium Dubb’, the second original of the EP.

About: RDMA returns to Tape Hiss with Casbah EP. The long time selected five tracker contains different compositions for the lovers of raw rhythms, the chasers of strange soundscapes and for the fanatics of twisted cuts alike. If you like it varied, it is definitely a record for you.

Proud internet motormouth and Pittsburgh mainstay Thomas Cox finally returns with a second release on his QED Recordings label. The tracks were made in February and were road-tested over DEMF weekend. Each one, he says, was made on hardware in one take, so they have a naturally rugged edge and dynamic feel that makes them all the more real.

'Desire Paths' again betrays his love of Omar-S with its layers of grimy drums and perc and distant cosmic chords, while 'Thunderhead' has a busted drum funk feel akin to Theo Parrish's famously fucked up work. Another worthy outing from Cox, then,

Adam Beyer supplies a new Truesoul release that connects with his more funky, tech-house side of his person.

The use of Beyer's melodies and chunky drums makes each track stand out. The crowd moving rhythms that Beyer commands will move any crowd and turn the crowd inside out.

The electrifying hooks show Beyer's production talents at their best and with the addition of a tremendous Tiger Stripes remix of Time flies, the package is complete.

A song for every mood and every context. Well, 4 songs to be exact, but that should be enough.

The first release, Subsequent EP by Lurre and Pierre C has 2 original tracks and 2 remixes: Subsequent, Whispers. Each one is a solid groove, but they have different soundscapes. Whether that’s dark or full of energy.


We’re starting small. We want the first release to be something special so it’s going to be limited to 250 records.

Artwork by Andra Purdea
Mastering by Alessio Mereu

The 6th purple box is a gift by Mendy

No digital promotion
Vinyl Only - Limited Edition
Purple Coloured Vinyl

In the footsteps of the jazzed out, synthetic experimentations of Doma Music inaugural release, The Platinum Wave EP, dance music journeyman Hugo LX returns with a new instalment on his own imprint - a four tracker entitled « What Does It Do? »
Four tracks that showcase the Parisian producer’s ability to switch styles and tempo while keeping a very unified audio signature.This new batch showcases the producer’s ability to switch styles and tempo, while keeping a very unified audio signature.Starting with the breezy « Offcut », a simple incomplete house session turned into a vaporous ambient shakedown, the EP quickly shifts into higher gears with «Firewater », a powerful yet silky dance composition, highlighting Hugo’s taste for synth layering and subtle arrangements. Building upon this sonic intensity, LX takes us on a ride with the spaced out « Canary Gold Rims », an ode to all things polyrhythmic where the beatmaker translate dance music « 4 to the floor » habits into some a less traditional 12/8 odyssey, with great helps from pianist Florian Pellissier cheeky Hohner Clavinet solos, before the program concludes with the second of iteration of « Surrender », a sensual, deep house floater tailored for late early morning dance floor situations.

Wild Circus debut release with a special split by the french guy Julien Sandre and the Detroit-Naples connection from Gari Romalis and Lello Di Franco. Enter the Circus!

Great Stuff, Kling Klong, Mutekki, BluFin, My Best Friend...Oliver Klein had them all. Now he teams up with Kolombo (Turbo, BluFin, Giant Wheel) to bring a real smasher down to the floors. TechHouse at its best completed by 3 nice remixes ranging from House to Progressive.

House basslines with a bit of deeper techno in between.

he prolific DJ, producer and lord of the Slovenian undergound, Umek has been a long standing figure on the international Techno scene and produced countless EPs and remixes since his production debut over a decade ago. Now, freshly primed for action in today's high-tech club culture, Umek brings us three exclusive tracks full of funk, attitude and substance!

Sunrise Artist and Sunwaves Resident Vincentiulian next up on OGE's White series!

123.ro has gathered a fine selection of material from ix3m and ghertz that has been tested on many dancefloors but that wasn't enough. That's why 123.ro decided to take the treasury and pass it to veterans of the industry for remixing, herck and minube.

We’re more than proud to present the first album on our label. A few words from the maestro, Anton Kubikov:

What was the first egg or chicken remains a mystery to me. But what is absolutely clear - the first was the sound. And to this day, the defining in my settings is one or another wave ripple. After many of my dub releases, I decided to follow the big bang path and create an album from one point and bloom like a flower bud, filling it with different shades, micro-changing the waves of each track, adhering to the monochrome of the first point, or rather the chord. Ambient Occlusion is not a sound concept, but one way or another defining the sound of the album, when the missing is filled with the drawing algorithm. And yet, with all the technogenic description, the feelings and sensations of the surrounding space and time in which the creation took place were at the forefront. It remains personal and I hope I was able to convey the invisible that appears at the fingertips when a spark occurs. Separately, I want to note the history of the creation of the album cover by Anja Kubik, since it is already a separate art object in itself, made by hand on canvas using a unique embroidery technique and complementing the sound system of the album.

200 copies vinyl only!

Lied 002 can only come with an amazing duo - Macarie perfectly mixing the drums and guitar of Andrei Petru will make you shiver. With no further intros needed, we hope you enjoy the ride! ️

isolée’s fourth album resort island is a record as that's in turns hazy and thumping, euphoric and melancholy, always delivered in brilliant splashes of color. "coco's visa" sets the tone, its soft chords lapping against the drums like waves against a dock. Gentle moments like this and the exquisitely bittersweet "let's dence" offset dreamlike club tracks of the kind only Müller could make. "rumour", the album's first single, is all ghostly strings and loping synths, a mellow joy-ride in magic hour light.
pardon my french (second single)
isolée need not apologize for this flirtation with the sound of French touch. "pardon my french" has the key elements that give the best disco and disco-flavored house records their magic: impossibly smooth bass tones connect perfectly plump kick drums, a strutting rhythm, glittering synths, all joining forces to give you the feeling of having a supremely, impossibly good time. On Resort Island, it's a vacation within a vacation, an artist so skilled at subtle, ambiguous moods going for straight up bliss, just this one time.
canada balsam (third single)
The third single from Resort Island is "Canada Balsam," a dreamlike club track of the kind only isolée could make. The beat is taut and punchy, a welcome echo of the minimalist flair of his early records. The rest draws from the lush sonic palette he's perfected since then: vaporous chords, swirling hand percussion, a subtly dramatic earworm melody that almost sounds plucked from a harp. It's the kind of tune that brings a wash of technicolour onto the dance floor, a cool breeze riding on a perfectly tight groove.

Mayells first Solo EP

5 Universos Records, a vinyl store from Chile founded on 2007, presents his first vinyl only release inviting some of their favorite producers worldwide!

'Magnetic' is the song that opens the EP from label boss 5UNIVERSOS; imprinting layers of narcotic minimal sounds.
In the same side, 'Lavos' comes as a warm delicate piece of minimal groovy sounds by Cediescu boss Lulla, orientated for afterhours dancefloors.

Opening the other side, 'Daydream Loop' draws a perfect journey for magic moments, written by the wizard Marius Laurentiu.
Nima Gorji close the EP with a heavy-weight hypnotic track called "Confused" proper for testing your favorite sound system.
300 limited copies on vinyl only, carefully compiled in Chile for vinyl colectors.

Following is 5UR002, always including and supporting a Chilean artist on every release.

Chileans Are Playing !!

British musician Bearface (aka Raj Panasa) kicks off 2019 here courtesy of a release that speaks volumes of the producer's much-renowned ability to veer between genres. A two track EP that incorporates everything from house to garage to tech-house under open umbrella, the wonderful sounds of the Fade EP.

As is the main man's forte, it's quite something too. Kicking off with the title track, the listener is quickly introduced to the moodier side of the producer's musical make-up. Full of suspense, it's fuelled by an all-round sense of ease and wonder, which comes even more pronounced as the track glides along even further. Though the sounds themselves take the breath away, it's LoveChild's urban-inspired, garage-esque vocals that really provide the spark and a real foil in the process. A truly excellent example of how to merge music and vocals with real class, this is an inspiring cut that Bearface has conjured up here.

'Yogi' is another inspired track, albeit one that's similarly impressive in the style stakes. An act-led jam that's the sort of cut that would have Sven Vath & co. salivating at the knees, it's full of peak-time flavours and a catchy vibe that's hard not to love. A thoroughly engaging and captivating listen, the Fade EP showcases two different sides to Bearface's arsenal with some aplomb.

180 Gram high-quality release from Bodj.

License to Kill is a new label hailing from England representing cutting edge minimal electronic music. Visually inspired by society’s favourite rogue agent while being sonically inspired by contemporary minimalists, License to Kill demonstrates that these two disparate areas of culture need not be experienced separately. Its releases aim to hypnotise listeners using all the sonic weapons at its disposal: namely rhythm, sound design, musical motif and bass. It gives DJs exclusive license to set floors on fire, igniting the best parties at any time of night or day with the distinctive sound of infectious, bond-orientated beats. Forging a relationship between the world’s most loved Spy and underground music is the mission; expect silly visuals, tasty productions and releases inhabiting the bags of Europe’s most underground selectors.

3rd vinyl release on 44km/h records by James Barratt
Vinyl only, limited copies. Spread the love

We call it Cosmic House!

Vinyl only, limited copies, no digital promotion.

A unique, exquisite and mythical interpret surfaces to add some more joy and love to our world

After long wait finally SNG006 is here!!

3 years after his and Dewalta's mesmerizing Ground Effect EP Claus Voigtmann returns to HelloRepeat with 4 hypnotic deep cuts showcasing his rough elegant signature in the skill of groove making.

Shiftr label called Parliamnt strikes back. Colored vinyl only no digital promotion as usual. Few copies.

Afterhours. is back with Ukrainian underground talent Silat Beksi. As expected, the 3-tracker appropriately named "Transend EP" displays a fine selection of stripped-down music prone to dancefloor introspection. 

The title track 'Transend' shows Silat's talent for creating steady, bare-boned grooves, filling the sonic space with menacing atmospheres, chopped vocals and bizarre modular squelches. Flipside's 'Monoliza' follows the same stable groove principle but applies quirky sound-design techniques reminiscent of the golden ages of microhouse for an added swing. 'Elephant Dream', the EP's closing track, swaps the four-by-four rhythms with breakbeat-infused constructions, adding just the right amount of sway for its deeply floating atmosphere.

Sun & Stars by Gossan and Pad Union, the debut vinyl release from Music Department record label, featuring four sumptuous and eclectic tracks.

Up first in the A1 spot is In 'Stars We Trust' by Gossan, an elegant progressive house number with a gorgeous aquatic build up which releases into a swell of subtly crafted drums, a warm and rumbling bass line and luxurious pads and synth refrains. The perfect opening track for a momentous debut release.

At the A2 spot is 'Solnce Zvuk' by Pad Union. A testament to the diversity of this EP, 'Solnce Zvuk' is a stylistically unique track which gives a sizable nod to 90s trip-hop and broken beat. With a groovy, syncopated break beat, a deep and potent sub bass line, not to mention an army of funky samples, 'Solnce Zvuk' will get any dancefloor moving!

Up first on the B side is 'Podsnezhniq' by Pad Union, a clever and interesting blend of break beat and 4/4 rhythms. Awash with melancholic pads, subtle synth riffs and an assortment of ethereal vocals all set to a driving bass line, 'Podsnezhniq' is a worthy contender on this formidable EP.

Finally, at B2 is 'Last Trip' by Gossan, a graceful progressive house track with a pulsing beat, gentle melodic phrases and a smooth, throbbing bass line. Add in some uplifting gaseous pads and a sprinkling of ingenuously designed vocal samples, and you’ve the perfect conclusion to a very memorable vinyl debut!

5th release from the Slovanian label Luckison from the mysterious producer TRI.AL.TRIP!

Perceive is a vinyl only imprint dedicated to minimal house music.
For this fifth chapter, the mysterious Vadim Oslov delivers a mystical three tracker.

Each cut of the EP is an hypnotic groover with deep sounds and trippy vibe.

The record will be available in limited edition.

Growing up in Chicago during the early 80's, Mark - with the help of his older brother - started collecting records and DJing from his pre-teens. During high school he listened to WBMX radio mixes and was producing house tracks inside empty classrooms with his friends during lunch period. By the time Mark was a young adult having music everyone knew and liked was not good enough anymore and so he entered the endless world of searching and seeking music he had yet to discover and his music habits soon reached a level deemed as obsessive. To balance his spending habit, he found himself selling music to older peers, stores and DJs in order to afford more records for himself. This finally lead him into founding Mr. Peabody Records with Mike Cole a fellow fanatic, in 2004, aiming to become a world class resource for all genres of obscure music and indeed Mr Peabody Records became a destination point for many DJ's and Music Lovers. Sadly, the brick and mortar store closed shop in 2012. However we're lucky Mark still collects and continues to play music to dancers and clubbers around the world.

Diego Krause’s Unison Wax return this June with a new four-tracker from the man
himself, coming in the shape of ‘Bring The Noise’.
Berlin’s Diego Krause launched the Unison Wax imprint in 2014 as a platform for his
own material, the Beste Modus co-founder has since gone on to release an impressive
back catalogue of music on the likes of Berg Audio, Apollonia, Pleasure Zone and
Sukhumvit amongst others, a testament to the quality embodied in his output. Here
though, Diego makes a welcome return to his own Unison Wax, again showcasing his
slick and percussive-led take on contemporary house.
Opening the package is ‘Bring The Noise’ with billowing chords, filter-swept vocal
murmurs and Diego’s signature swinging drums. ‘Phenomena’ follows and tips the
focus over to loosely flowing natural percussion, rounded low-end pulsations and
sporadic dub stabs to create a heads down, hypnotic groove.
‘The Company You Keep’ opens the B-Side, taking a more stripped-back approach with
shuffled, crunchy drums and murky bass stabs before ‘Lost Tribe’ completes the
package, fusing spellbinding percussive modulations and fluttering synth swells with a
sturdy, organic rhythm to keep things moving.